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New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Good Return and Safety

cusstlon-As a long time and appre.
oiative reader Of The Tribune venture 20
atk your advice. shall shortly have to
invest about $4,000 Being retired naval
officer and seeking that difficult com
bination Of fair, good return and safety
! beg you 20 mention a few sound preferred
stocks or bonds IN which ] may place the
securing both my ends n possible.-c. p. q.
Answer-WO suggest $1,000 Cana
dian Northern rs, ie4o, yielding about
80 per cent; $1,000 81. Louis-San Fran
cisco prior lien IS, 1850, yielding about
6 per cent, and 90 shares Of New York
Telephone GA per cent preferred. This
combination OF securities would cost
a little more than $4,000 at recent mar
ket pricos.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Consolidated Gas Stock

ouestion--In September exchanges, my ny
81 900 Consolidated Gee Company OF NSn
York bond for stock In the company, w NJ ou.s J.
a. fnvestfnent, or would you tell ana IN.
vest In another bondi II you eonsiosI J,
best 10 sell, what high-grade bones "oulo
YOU Suggest IN its pihes7--J' ~ H.
Answer-Although Consolidated Gas
stock does not approach tho invest
ment plane reached by this company
bonds, wo see no reason why u should
not be considered q fairy attractive
investment security and We believe
YOU might we'll continue 10 hold II,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

fluctuations IN yesterdays bond
market were narrow and irregular for
tne most part, but net results were
,hghty on the side Of higher prices.
investment bankers are encouraged by
the moderate Improvement IN the mar
ket's position, and, should II continue
70 hrm up, number Of offerings Of
iair sire may be expected. Half a
DOZEN domestic issues are nov IN the
last stages Of grooming, while for
eign business that Is virtually assured
for this market except for details and
date includes Cuban, Belgian. Congo
and Dutch East Indies leans. Liberty
bonds yesterday were steady but eE-
trcmely dull. More activity vas IN
evidence elsewhere, but there were no
broad swings. Some Of the Junior and
cheaper ra.l itsuss reacted. whs-S6S
others gained ground. GIlt-Cfgsd
bonds generally Jared better than
those Of lower credit rating.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Choice of Rail Bonds

ounsfion--rouid you aocommodats nie
sn .xpgession OF opinion on the
s,,.sop.i Kansas & Texes new Ad-
s,,s,nent Bsf IL this too speculative for
a young married man '..o, Win s. AZ =. az az
nSe' .,,sa hs. about $500 20 investf have 10
ehi,drsn. Only a wife 10 support Am IN
a position 70 constsntiy S%s'sn % ny ,nvsss- snsss-
rnenis Your reply VIII % t'ss'" sPR'e-
e'.lSo,ws .lSros,wer-Ws believe that there Is
80 ersat an element Of uncertainty In
wissouri M Kansas a Texas adjustment
5s for a person in your eireumstann.ess.
w We suggest 81. Louis-San Francisco
prior lien a., l94z.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Paris Market Firmer

PARIS. Dee. t,-Priees we're hrmer
an the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentss, 80 francs ID eentinssi e1eEAnEs
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Eastern Potash CorporatIon

ouenion-wili you please Adyiss me on
the Eastern Potash Corporation stock
Haven't paid any dividends for almost two
yeaTa-E. {. v
Answer-Eastern Potash Corporation
stock contains an element OF speeuls-
tion that makes 1t unsuitable FOR in
vestment purposes and whether you
should continue to hold II depends
largely on your financial position. You
should be better able TO decide that
question than we.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
DAYS Netc Issues

p n. Grant & Co. yesterday were
awarded At i0i,eo, s6@2'ooo CITY OF
Passaie ~ per cent bonds, due 1870
1867.
Lamport, Barker 4 Jennings yestsr.
dav were awarded at l0o.e2, $4,000
Bergen County, n. j. ~ per cent
bonds, due ie2s-i9ti.
Tsylor, Evart 4 Co, Inc, are efsrins
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Nnw Rond CIearina RuIe

The stock Clearing Corporation an
nounccd yesterday that beginning with
contracts due December 3 certain for
eign bonds. comprising most Of those
listed on the New York Stock Ex-
change, should be settled through the
day braneh mot cleared through The
night clearing byanch) In the same
manner ss non-cleared sSoeks and on
the Sane kind q fornh
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
- = Record Utility Financing

ls,,,.s.' 'naent Bankers Association
e. 49,. through It's committee on
~, ',fe , Securities, Is planning
~ !, .'npiete record Of financing
2ss = ine public utility field, se-
a.l ~ aroornccment made yes
|'ts,.' MS sHd Henry r. Hayes,
|<ths. ne eomn1ittee, has sent
nl.,,,,.s. - 81 fhs members O. the
aSraE their cooperation.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

70 yield $40 ~ $50 per cent en- issue Of
3o0,OOO 81 per cent Fort Bend, Texas,
road bonds, due i923-ie62; also, 20
yield 6,7b per cent, $4,000 8 per cent
Henderson County, Texas, bonds, due
la2l.l0b2.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interssi 70 in-
Vesfors tciii Be onswered IN fAis eel
Eian, " ehich case only initials giil
oe used. Others sViu Be ansvsrsd "
natl. Address aH inquiries, iMclos-
tne a stamped, addressed envelope, 10
ttn0Hciol Editor. TIE Tribune, IGI
Nassau Street, NsiC York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
London Market Eader

LONDON. Dec. 4 - Trading vas quiet
and prices we're easier on thc hlooh ~
IA roia was quoted ~ sls ia: money
was loaned at ~ per cent Discount rates
we're, short and threc-month biils, -
censois for money were quoted AZ te
AZ intereaf, British pff cent loan Al Wa
.nd Britlah 49, Per cent loan ~ ~.
rfr~inx stock quotations weret
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
ADVERTISEMENT.
PHYSICIAN SAYS GREATEST CURSE
TO HEALTH AND STRENGTH
OF American people lack the blood which WEAKENs
ALL HE VITAL ORGANS and often causes sexee
suffering from arrangement Of the heart ,tomach.
liver, intestmes and other organs,
EXPLAINS WHAT TO DO
EXPLAINS WHAT TO DO

New York.-In q recent confer
ence with the writer in regard to
why such an enormous number Of
people nowadays are in poor health,
weak and low in vitality, DR..
James Francis Sullivan, formerly
physician in Bellevue Hospital (Out-
Door Dept.), New York, and the
Westchester County Hospital, said: /:
In my opinion. the greatest curse, to
the health and strength of American peo-
pie OF today is the alarming deficiency
of iron in their blood. More than half
the people you meet lack 100 per cent
iron and as q result, all the vital organs
OF their body become more or less weak
ened and this in time often leads to se-
rious arrangement of the heart, stomach,
intestines and other organs.
It seems almost impossible to get peo-
pie to understand and appreciate the
value Of iron in the blood There are
billions OF red corpuscles in your blood
stream and each one must have iron or
it becomes weakened. starved and dies,
and your blood becomes pale. thin and
watery. Without iron, your food merely
passes through your body without doing
you any good. You do not get the strength
out Of it, and you may therefore become
thin. emaciated and all rundown. The
shrinking Of the facial tissues and mus
cles frequently caused by this lack Of iron
makes both men and women look years
older. and entirely robs women Of their
fresh. youthful beauty and clear smooth
skin ~ well rs nice complexion.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
ADVERTISEMENT.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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More widely acclaimed than Gland Treat
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IL results are not entirely satisfactory.
Cut or tear out this I'D now. and send or
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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Radium to Reyita|ize
to Conquer Disease
Results Reported From Nuradium
in Energizing the System and Driving Out
Disease Where Other Methods Had
Utterly Failed.

A great many prominent people have
been testing .Nuradium, the small tablets
Of radium rays caught in sugar Of milk.
The reports border upon the miraculous.
These small tablets are taken at inter-
walls through the day and not being =
drug they have none of the druggy ef-
fects Of stimulants. But soon there is
. conscious sense of elevation. With
some it is slight degree Of exhilaration.
There seems to have entered into the sys-
tenn = gentle force, new and pleasant
form Of stimulus entirely different from
the flare-up Of any excitement caused by
drugs, medicine or alcohol. Pain eases off
and stops. Nervous sensations are quieted.
Rapid pulse becomes more normal Appe-
tite is improved. Az the effect continues
it reaches throughout the system. ae-
cumulations of body wastes are broken
up and eliminated by stimulated nature.
the blood count of red corpuscles is
greatly increased. hardening Of arteries
is prevented, old age is halted ard in
validism becomes but a memory. There
is every reason to expect that whether
it be rheumatism, nervous exhaustion.
muscular weakness, constipation and its
effect upon the system or any Of the
typical diseases that distress most peo-
pie. the use Of Nuradium for few weeks
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Girls Ban Rolled Hose;
Vaccinated on Knees

SistersviIle, w. Va, May l5.-The
mystery why rolled topped stockings
only show when maidens Of Sisters
vile sit down has just been dis
covered.
A disease epidemic went the rounds
here several months ago just when
decollette evening gowns were much
the thing. Vaccination followed and
everybody was vaccinated.
Rather than have mark on their
pretty arms, the girls and young
women submitting to the treatment
elected another part Of their anatomy
where the scar could not be seen.
Decollette gowns are still in
vogue. but roll-top hose and very
short dresses never will be.
The girls were vaccinated on their
knees.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

II you have been going on for soms
time in = weakened. rundown condition.
doctoring for one thing and another with.
out obtaining relief. I strongly adyiss
that you have = blood examination made
by Z specialist and see whether or no.
your blood is 100 per cent efficient in iron
In about eighty or ninety per cent of thi.
kind Of cases. however, / feel can safely
predict that such an examination viii,
show iron deficiency, and that before you
can expect to obtain complete relief. YOU
must do something to put back the iron
which your blood must have to make vou
strong. vigorous and healthy. For this nur.
pose I always prescribe Genuine Nuxated
Iron which contains true organic Irop
like the iron in your blood. It ia ther..
fore true red blood food Nuxated rrnp
is an entirely different thing from metallic
iron which people usually take. f vo,,
have taken other iron products and have
failed to get results. such is no proof that
Genuine Nuxated Iron will not help Won.
1t - strongly recommended that YOU trv
one or two bottles. and il such trial does
not give you most surprising results and
convince you that you have at last found
the remedy to reach the seat Of your
trouble. the manufacturers will promptly
refund your money.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Prominent drug
eists who have been interviewed in regard
10 Nuxated Iron state that It has given
such highly satisfactory results that they
90 not hesitate to recommend IL to their
patrons. The demand for It 10 SO great
that more druggists carry it in stock
than any other similar preparation,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
ADVERTISEMENT.
Allen Claims to
End Rheumatism

ALLENRHU relieves ut once. One
bottle full pint-will show you the way
to complete recovery or your druggist will
gladly return your money.
Immediately after you start to take II
the good work begins. It searches out the
uric acid deposits. dissolves the secre-
tions and drives rheumatic poison out Of
the body through the kidneys and bowels.
It's marvellous how quickly 1t acts.
Blessed relief often comes in two days,
and even in cases where the suffering is
most painful all traces disappear in week.
Mr.. James H. Allen. Of Congress Ave-
nue.. Rochester. N. Y. the discoverer Of
ALLENRHu. who for many years suf-
fered the torments Of acute rheumatism.
desires all sufferers to know that he does
not want a cent Of anyone's money un-
less Allenrhu shows immediate results,
and he has instructed druggists to guar
antee one full pint bottle in every in
stance. Sherman 4 Mcconnell Co.'S s
Stores can supply you.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Radio Kiss Is Said to Be
Greatest of Indoor Sports

Seattle, Wash, May l3.-The radio
kiss has been discovered by w. K.
Romans Of this city. and he says Its
the greatest Of indoor sports"
Romans made his discovery quite
BY accident and he claims no glory
for the invention" He and Mrs.
Romans were listening to radio
broadcasting on two sets of ear
phones in their home when one ter
minal OF each OF the phones became
dislodged. Romans hand came in
contact with that Of his wife and the
circuit became instantly re-estab-
lished.
Realizing what had happened,
Romans reached over and kissed his
wife. The concert which had been
temporarily discontinued for the
couple resumed Immediately with the
completion Of the circuit through the
contact of the lips.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

will create such remarkable change as
to practically revitalize the system and
put it back to its youthful days Of bound
ing energy. It is worth a trial. It may
prove to be n greater factor in conquer
ing disease than we dare to suggest. It
is called Nuradium.
Be sure to ask for Nuradum in the
round package. wax sealed at ends. It
is the only one containing the radium
rays caught in sugar Of milk. It is sold
by the following druggists At $3.50 per
vial of 210 tablets:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Intelligent Hen Lays Egg
Near Skillet on Gas Stove

Mt. Vernon, ILL.,, May l3.-W. A.
Kern OF this town is the proud pos
SCISSOR Of what he considers a most
remarkable hen.
"Intelligent?" he queried. "Why,
that's mild. That hen is doggone
clever. The other day there was a
Skillet on the gas stove, and dye
know what that intelligent hen o
mine did? She hoped up on the
stove and laid the egg as close to the
skillet as she could"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Navigation Subordinates
Draw More Than Chief

Washington, May 13.-A bureau
chief getting paid less than one Of
his subordinates is the unusual situa-
ton revealed in appropriation re-
ports for the bureau Of navigation
in the Department Of Commerce.
The navigation commissioner, head
Of the bureau, is paid $4,000 year,
while the port commissioner at New
York, his subordinate, gets an an
nual compensation Of $1,000. The
chiefs salary is equalled by the port
commissioner at San Francisco, who
also gets $4,000 a year.
At the same time the deputy COM
missioner, second in command, is
paid $1,000 a year, while the port
commissioner at Seattle, his sub
ordinate, gets $3,5oo, and the Boston
commissioner, also subordinate,
gets $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Mail Cour,ship for IL
Years Ends in Marriage

Halnss. Ore. May i5.-Aiter q
eouftship OF IA ysafs-by mail-W.
A. Flower and Miss Linda Free. OF
Milwaukee. Wis. were married here
The bridegroom 10 rs years old and
his newly acquired wife is os. They
will live on Flowers ranch near here.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Doctor Fails to Revive
Snakes With Electricity

Lawrenceburg, Ind, May 13.-
When three dozen snakes-rattlers,
coftonmouths and other varieties
were drowned by high water which
flooded their pit at = carnival field
here, ! physician attempted to revive
the reptiles by application of cleo
trieity. 1t was a vain experiment,
however. Two dozen alligators,
assorted sizes, in the same pit. ap-
peared to enjoy the bath.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
New York Street
Fair to Include
Most Everything
Society Women to BARK" for
Attractions - Acrobsis,
Riders and Clowns
X on Bill.

n New York. May iJ.-The stree,
fair opens Tuesday. That Ia itself ID
no, an astounding announcement
pinee New York has known all sorts
oi street parties for ever so long. But
the street fair is different and bids
fair to BE one OF the most attractive
stunts ever shown before gaping
Manhattan crowds.
It's q circus, q fair, q carnival and
an old home week party combined
Headed by a phaianx which walk.
right out OF the social register into
Park avenue. the street fair will be
operated day and night for three days
10 raise funds for the Association 10
Aid Crippled Children.
Everything the circus has 10 offer
and everything the largest church
fair known 10 man has ever had to
tempt the pocketbook will be on
hand-all under the control OF So
ciety leaders.
Four blocks on Park avenue. from
Forty-sixth 10 Fiftic,h street. will be
given over 10 the fete. There will
be booths OF all dcscriptions-an open
theater. an entire block called "Toy.
land (for ehildren), a restaurant and
circus with bareback riders, clowns.
aerial artists. acroba,s and trained
animals. Society women will bark"
Tor the show.
Will Teach Integrity.
Integrity soon will be taught in
New York's schools. II may not be
included in the curriculum as a spe-
cial study. but every teacher will be
ordered TO keep It in mind with
everything he or she teaches.
Conferences have been held by
superintendents and other officials Of
the educational system with a view
TO introducing plain honesty to the
students. A system has been evolved
which it is expected will be followed
in al! OF the schools.
Associate Superintendent Clarence
+. Meleney said this week that train
ing in old-fashioned ethics for stu
dents is proving bigger need every
day. II it is necessary, he said. in
tcgrity will be taught as a special
course. but he believed it could be
studied better in all courses which
the students take.
To Show Model Tenements.
Clever models OF the model tene-
ments which the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company plans to build as
its contribution toward solving the
housing problem will be shown next
week at the Queens exposition in AS
toria, Long Island City. The models
are of buildings erected around a
square. with every room opening to
open air and sunlight.
Urges Jewish Vigilance.
All Jewish organizations, were
urged to join in the new session Of
the American Jewish congress to
aid in the campaign for the protec-
ton of Jewish rights everywhere, in
a statement issued by Nathan Straus.
Mr.. Straus has been reelected as a
delegate to the meeting, which opens
May 2l at Philadelphia.
I'VE arc seeking the defense of the
fair name Of Israel" said Mr.. Straus,
against attacks actuated by bigotry
and racial prejudice, and our aims
are so closely associated with the
cause OF justice that we should have
the support OF all right-minded peo-
pie everywhere"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

Hlm Violently IN the excess OF ner
| joy. Nothing could restrain her. She
rushed pellmell down the tiers and
into the procession Of the Pioneer
rooters, waving her arms. throwing
clouds Of confetti. and whirling reels
upon reels Of gaily colored serpen-
tine.
She marched in the rooters' pro-
cession until not enthusiasm but ma
ture had worn itself down. Even
then, bedraggled by the crush and
her voice only a husk, she still raised
the college cry Of old Pioneer while
the celebrating crowds surged by.
Eventually Joe got her into the car
and down to San Marino for dinner.
There the ministrations of water
and the vanity box repaired what
ever damage the excitements and ex-
| travagances of the afternoon had
done to her appearance. while the
bounteous and expensive dinner
which Joe's pride had provided be-
gan Immediately to restore the resili-
ent vitalities of youth, so that long
before the dessert was reached Leila
was able to enter with vivacity upon
that remaining delightful anticipa-
ton. the Junior Prom. Tickets. she
had heard, had scared to unbelievable
prices, but Joseph Hancock was calm
and unperturbed outwardly about
this-if secretly exultant-for again
he had waved the magic wand of his
dollars and provided them. Flowers,
also, he thought of, purple orchids at
about 81 per petal.
"Toe-O. Joel" the girl breathed
excitedly into his ear. "Aren't you
won-der-fulw E
Joe smiled bravely, and even got
the sparkle into his eye over Lela's
manifestation of supreme happiness,
as expressed in hundred little man.
nerisms of voice and eye. of pose
and gesture. that were both appeal
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-06-14

Mr.. Thomas Kirk is erecting a new
barn on his place east of Salesville.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Davis has been quite i'll the
last few days.
There will be a Children's Day
program at the church June 10, at
$50 a. m. Everybody welcome.
Those who went to Bozeman Thurs
day from here were: Mrs. Fred Dan
iels, Mrs. Effie Atkins, Lena Griffin
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Walker, Edward
Strong, Carrie Cant and daughter
Hilda, Mrs. Fred Roberts and chill
dren, Mrs. Petersen, Herman Kre
mer, Arnold Carter and Nell Thomas
Samuel Huffman died at the Dea
coness Hospital in Bozeman Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock, from tn
effects of appendicitis. He was Dor
in Germany, April IL, 1880, an
! came to America q years ago. Il
has lived on a ranch near Salesvill
for the past ten years. He was maj
ried November %, 1910, In Bozemal
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-06-14
NEWS FROM GALLATIN COUNTY

to Miss Eide DuPuis, who survives
him. Funeral services were held from
the H. F. West parlors to the Holy
Rosary Catholic church, where re-
QUEEN high mass was celebrated by
the Rev. Father Leithem, Saturday,
at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. James Overstreet and son
Winton and Miss Lola Reed were in
Bozeman shopping last Thursday for
a few hours.
Miss Grace Phillips has returned
to Saiesvilie after spending a few
days at her home near Dry Creek.
Villa 2alnh End son Paul spent
q few hours IL Dozeman on business
Friday.
Miss Mildred Becker and Miss Jo-
sephine Mccain are spending a few
days with Mrs. Laura Mickleberry
on Cottonwood creek.
James o. Cant was taken to Boze-
man and underwent an, operation at
the Deaconess Hospital Friday, and
he is getting along nicely.
F. C. Roberts made a business trip
to Bozeman Friday.
The county commissioners made q
trip to Salesville Wednesday, where
work has started on the improvement
of a stretch of six miles of the Sales
vile road. Eight teams and a truck
are being employed putting crushed
rock on the highway, and the work is
moving along most satisfactorily.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Walker and son
Teddy, Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Orvis and
daughter Betty motored up the West
Gallatin river Sunday as far as C.
F. Highs ranch, returning home in
the evening.
Virginia Walker and Agnes Boil
drove some horses up the West Gal
latin river for Mr.. Ben Walker Sun.
day. Agnes Boil stopped at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Houston,
visiting her friend Madlyn on Span
ish Creek, while Virginia Walker
drove the horses on to the ranch and
returned home with her parents in
the car.
Mr.. /: N. Morris is enjoying a visit
from his father and mother, from
Missouri.