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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-09-14
I ENSTRIKE

On Sunday, Septic, Sthe fast Ten
strike baseball team will play the
Red Lake team at Rcd Lake. Avery
fast game. is expected. i, H.. ess,aE
School opened. here Tuesday Of
last week with an approximate at
tendance of e145 students 2,.fsss.. N:
Il 4 Mrs: II. ID. Sorenson was on the
sick list several days last week.
Mrs. E. "A. sGriey left Thursday
morning for DestMoines, Iowa. where
she will visit her father who is visit
ing there: Her father lives in Cali
fornia. ts4;i t-St!:5 ...:.- n. ; ~. =
w.: Calhoun Grier and Martin Hass
returned Saturday from Hamline
where they attended the. state fair
Both boys won free trip in the
cattle Judging contest at Bemidji.
+ Mrs. VIM. Hass !: and son Edward
returned from Nebraska where. she
visited relatives the past three or
four weeks.
-, Come Cyr moved. his place of resi-
dence this week. The house now is
situated in a grove of trees # =.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Podoll re-
turned to Tenstrike last week to Wis
it at the CD. Wild home, .-s-.
Messrs.; c. Wild: E. E. Schulke
and Vim. Schulke have been busy the
past few weeks putting up their
silos. S ... :. - I. M :;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. Hermann mo-
tored to Bemidji last Friday.
w. A.. Rice made a: business trip
to- .Bemidji Friday. ! 92sss-.e. !,
James sStepp of Spur4was a bust
ness caller: here Monday. !
.W.eC.s Hagadones. has. begun the
laying Of cement walk around his
place of business a. .4---2& =
|, The cement walk in: front: of the
Presbyterian church was completed
last week. " =><:=r... $500. ~:
! The. Lutheran Ladies, Aid met a,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug
Lundgren Wednesday evening Of last
| week. 81 -. 49, = .s5.s..
:. Rev + Woodceck; was. called tc
Blackjack Friday evening to act as
moderator at meeting. zt:....
The Community Commercial clut
will begin series of. dances to be-
gin: every second: Friday, starting
with the first Friday Of October.
l.: A. G.. Mamie, rural r; mail carrier
thad an accidental collision: with an
other CAR the past week. No seriou!
damage; was done, however. + f T..
!. Thos' Erwin of :. Bemidji was :
f business caller here last Friday.
Paul Haluptzok made bushes!
| trip to Bemidji Saturday: :
The Misses, JEANETTE Stechman
Refers Byce and two other member!
Of the Blaekduck faculty zhiked herr
/ Sunday to visit the Tenstrike teach
ers::;: ~. -. s$.-..-,::- j t..ge 49,.
=: John jacob Of Birchmont .callee
on friends here Sunday evening.
Ralph De Palma, the world speet
king, was ~ arrested last week, fol
speeding through town at so mile
/ per hour. ! He has nothing on SOM
Eof these gasoline alley boys wit
travel through" here every day.
F; Mr.. and Mrs: R.. w. Fellows mo
tored to Bemidji Sunday. Ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pc. Madison o
I Nebish called here Sunday.
Burt Noble 'sof Nebish was bust
ness caller here Saturday.
Walter Woodcock motored to Be
midi, last Saturday to have SOM
dental work performed. $500 .. -
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CARR LAKE

Miss. Ethel Larson Of Saltwater,
Mimi, is visiting with her brothers,
Walter and Chester Larson.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stout and
.daughter drove to the home Of Mr..
and: Mrs: Ed. Larson,s. Tuesday eve
ming. iEage :. -. y.
.ME. and 5Mrs.~John Patterson, Mrs.
iRako and daughter Ethel gave a
clothing demonstration at. Mrs. Chas.
Stoutss. Thursday afternoon.
The following. .young people en-
joyed a wiener roast at Mr. Rako's
grove Fiarsday might Misses Myr-
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BEMIDJI BOYS BAND
- DELIGHTS LARGE CROWDS

The Bemidii Boys band delighted
an exceptionally large crowd at the
public concert given in Library park
Wednesday, evening, complimentary
to the state club federation conven-
ton now in session here this week.
A parade through the business sec
ton Of the city preceded the con-
cert. A fine program was given un-
der the direction of Randmaster G.
o, Riggs. E..
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100000
NEED FAITH AND CONFIDENCE
4pssitiens Open for Newly s1fzlnsd
Victims OF World War Before
Z :; IA. 80 They Aes Ready. C:s.:ts


That the rehabilitated World war
veterans success in life depends
absolutely upon his: faith in himself,
zis the assertion of Mi. w. F; Lent,
: chief of the employment service of
the United States veterans bureau
:, which. has. in charge the proper train,
Ing OF thousands OF. disabled service
men. * - - - iasa .szs !: -
Major Lent, In speaking before the
Headquarters staff Of the American
Legion in Indianapolis. said that $ths
Legion and the Legion Auxiliary had
taxT ones OF their greatest Civilizations
! the task of instilling into the hearts
Of service men an absolute faith and
confidence in themselves e;rndI their
f. abilities. to- cope with LIES problems.
Hefsaid that the government, il TO
:. have . place for every veteran: three
or four: months before the veteran
Is ready to take IT, I'VE, do not
j guarantee that q man who has studied
to be factory superintendent Will
be placed in that position: the major
explained ''but he. will be. placed; lin
the path SO that he can obtain such
a position through his own initiative
and ability. -. =. (; IL vi7...ss:@t
we want employers to understand.
too, that these men are no longer
cripples.-- They. may be. physically
crippled, but not industriaHy or vo'
cationally. When we put a man
with one arm into a job. he is as we'll
able, and perhaps more 50. to, do that
particular work as is the man with
two arnls.":;.;:z +:~a i.,..t T.. =. 7;;s55a
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Speaking Movies.

Speaking movies on q new principle,
said to be not unlike the transmission
OF photographs over telegraph lines.
are being produced in Germany. Light
Waves are converted into sound waves 4
and anpHf = - g.. go. -, NJ.
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New. Alloy.

j, Aluminium with II to, IA per cent
Of SILICON. yields an alloy 8, which is,
lighter than aluminium itself, strong:
er, more. resistant and more suitable
TOR casting than known aluminium al,f
Toys. 49,, 49,. ~, 3,.i,.9 t.. H.. a.
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and conspicuous place on .the
grounds: fSis, although many re-

and conspicuous place on .the
grounds. THIS, although many re-
putable bands were.;;s in attendance.
Especially gratifying to the boys and
their admirers was the; fine recogni-
ton which the Fair management :ac-
corded them in assigning to them
the pleasing duty Of playing before
the grand stand on Thursday after
noon and again on Friday. evening,
It is not exaggeratlon to- state that
their appearance on each occasion
won applaus exceeded by any at
traction during the week. ,.s:;.as,s,t. -.
Thursday evening was particu,,-
larry. enjoyable to the boys, =, when
they. were provided with "a, another
dinner at the. Ryan and were tla the
guests of Theodore. Hayes, theatrical
manager, at the Capitol, one of the
most beautiful stheaters in America.
"Using the same route, the, same
buses and truck, and dining again
at st. Adams, with supper at the
Hotel Chase in Walker, the boys
reached home late Saturday night,
tired, but in good health, we'll sa-
.tisfied that they had seen lot and
had enjoyed the. grandest week in
their young lives. = s:,t l..
4*"I cannot be content to close this
report without adding that it is not
only my individual opinion, but the
opinion of many, many !. persons,
non-residents of Benlidji, who free
~ and with much enthusiasm ex-
pressed it to me after they had seen
and heard our wonderful Boys
Band. that no city of the. size Of
Bemidji could by any known method
attain more and better publicity.
/: s"Reverting now: to the financial
situation Of the Boys Band contract
I beg to- report as follows: -! ,ta...
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BIG LAKE

4 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olmstead and
sons Elworth and Ira, of Dunlap
Iowa, are visiting at the home of
Waiter Stout, =:
S Thos. NJ. Wilson and son Oscar
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Wheat Drop Caused by
British Offers to Resell
Good Weather Also a Factor:
Market Closes l3s to 3
Cents Net Lower

CHICAGO, June 6.--Althoueh wheat
showed hrmress the greater par, of
the day prices gave way AZ ,he last.
owing largely % reports OF British
offers orescll wheat a. . esnts less
than Chicago was asking. The close
here was heavy a. iH 20 cents net
lower, with July and September both
az Sii2 20 fll1is Corn finished un-
changed 20 ?, cents loser; oats. p. or
20 =, cent advance. and provisions up
T. % 81 ccntC.
Talk ~ rr''!th r.seiii-E was .~rhatysd
fv VOID Thar rnrf rains had fallen in
frfia ard Australia anl ~ ssimlfrr fhsf
India wruif have an frTrrfflie Surplus -
Or ff0 ffr hlfrfif Tsflt Hr fHn.fffr crops
we're he.rF favored bv f7rd weather frl
Furfhffr~ore. mills apTf1rei - BE- taxing
ar il'''s oii wheat a. possible ana 90 b.
waiting To- new
AZ Advancing tendency Witch The mar.
kef disgiayfi ur 20 ih- frai hour resulted
Boz 4 large er'erf from 'he fact fhHf
r0F' -hci'1av decline On Liverpool quota
fIrrH turned euf fo b. smaller than was
looked FOR. and uaa fgrfhfr discounted Dr.
an advance ia Sterling exchange Another
builan factor sfs t.r sfIpmenis from
Chfragr fNl.frr h4fifla rlfarirF rrsffr-
fa~. wfrrfsl arrlFals here to-day vfff
oniy a dozen rlri0aes
Corn a1l Oats prices we've dominated b.
fhe acti1n ~ The wheat market
Higher quotations cn hogs gave a liii -
pfofisl1aG
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
to Float
500. 100000 Loan Here
Offering Of First Quota by
Blair Syndicate Expect
ed Shortly

BELGRADE. Jugo-s lavis, June 6 (By
The Associated Press).-Ihe Minister
Of Finance to-day signed a contract
with syndicate headed BY blair &
Co. Inc. Of New York. for 100000
00o loan. az per cent interest, on
bonds 70 be issued az SEX. The loan
is 10 be issued In two slices, the hrst'
amounting 10 s30.0O0.oO0. 70 be avail.
able three weeks after ratification Of
the loan by the National Assembly and
The remainder as II is needed hy the
government within three years tneH
l. is understood that the s3o,ooo.ooo
will be FOR the use Of the government
and that the balance viii be devoted 70
the construction Of ports on the AaIi,
attic railroad lines leading thereto ana
repalrs on existing lines.
TIE bankers handling the Jugo-
slavian loan were not prepared yeste,r-
dav 70 make any statement. but publie
saering Of the bonds Is expected
within a day or two. possibly to-mor'
row.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Will Try to Adjust
Deposit Interest
To Money Market
Clearing House Meeting to
Consider Action; Profits
on Loans Fairly Well
Wiped Out, Say Banks

Action will be attempted to-day a. a
meeting Of the New York Clearing
House 20 effect n more equitable ad-
lus'ment between tho rates paid on
various classes Of deposits and open
market and bank loan charges on
money The return on loans, including
Tho commercial paper. bill and Stock
Exchange money markets. currently
averages, according 20 authoritative
estimate. roughly ~ per cent. where
as the schedule of maximum deposit
rates adopted bv the Clearing House
nanss ranges from q. 20 5i1 per cent
f'nfniilr Upon the class of deposit.
This i- fhe same schedule that was IN
force Wher the banks we've able 90 on
.ia d per cont and better for their
money. and the shrirkage N the off
ferenfiai has been such that. IN view
~ Increased overhead expenditure.
ihc margin ~ profit on lending money
has been fairly well wiped OUT
The understanding Is that the
changes % b. voted on to-day will in
v0ite q reduction 90 the interest PAID
upon certain classification of deposits
amounting % onc-h8lf of ! per cent
Tie modiacatiors 81 tho schedule have
been embodied in q substitute for Sec
f.or !. Article Xl. Of the constitution.
dealing with interest on deposits. nrd
have been approved by tho Clearing
House Committee. 81 which Seward
piosser. In the absence 81 Francis /
Eine. is acting chairman. In addition
f, lowering ~ interest rates. the
proposals win provide for the cstah-
iishment 90 spc,lal difereniisl in
favor ~ depofits by mutual savings
banks and viii allow high rate for
n3r-chtcMnc accounts up 70 $4,000.
A purpose ~ tho intended action is
20 check the recent tendency % divert
into the investment market funds IN
the hands ~ the banks.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Cotton Up as Declines
Meet Improved Demand
Increased Buying on Weather
Reports; Close g TO 2f
Points Higher

While more or less irregular or un.
settled, demand showed "a tendency %
improve on declines 20 around tho 20c
level FOR December contracts in the cot
Ton market again yefferday. This led
20 rallies from midday reactions. pi;h
December selling up from 200i 10
Z03f End clo9irf a. 2022. TIE general
market closed steady a. me- advance
u 20 q points.
1hs market ogtns1 firm a. sr atvsrcs
~ % q points On private reports -
ralrF 4n llrfr Active months rnIf 80
Z" plinr NET h.gher shortly AFTER fhe
lne and Tho oririsl weather man fhovsf
rather Jess rain in fhs SogfhVff' fhsn
flsseffff tr earlier Airices This checked
fhe advance ard slasd prices - late ~
fhe ucfning "lfh july relatively weak
under acsffrgina liquidation. 50 soon a.
fh" pressure arainsf July fuhfldef fhe
market rrmed up 0n fhe detailed Hfaihrr
ffrof'r showing c0nsIffratis raln in The
toufhwesf private reports % ralng in kaft
TeEae End huiiifh rrnf af'lr~- fgiv soid
a. 81 fic ana october at % Csc % fn'
i1ts uQ'urn closing rev points N from
ne tesf under realizing.
The Tft4c ra4ns w~rf ro' particularly
hea.r. fgf were r0rflfersd urf~alrah'e. a.
warm. dr. weather i9 needed that fhTmfTf
m4r complete planting and that he soii
may dry 0sf in oFfrfo~f4 sections The
official fofsraf: uaa fcr generally fa4r
weather in West Texas ard partly cloudy
o. cloudy sl.eehere in tho Western belt
wifa fhowrrf IN East Ifraf llt LOCAL map
readers thought the outlook vas fos sen
erai ah0wfrf over the Snyfhwfgf.
Liverpool wal easy under i4uilAflon a.
frlhuffd % recent easier prices IN New
YORK euf the expectation - improved crop
accounts southern fgp' mar~efe ar o.
fr.a.ly reported Wfrr generally urcnanE1f
90 ~ points higher with a small bliineai.
Tho lo~aI market f0r SPOT cofton vas
quie; and lt points higher af :. zoe tof
miI4iing. 80 faifs were reported
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Country Produce

Butter Receipts were. 1897 pickagss
Creamery higher than eEfr1s pound
= i.c. sH'fas .! lcofe. sfhr. frfff. D..
size. cer'raisst cars. sf score. ffc. -
fe're fffit9c. &, score 40 sec. ss
O. ~ frore. go 9i-c unsslfff higher Than
extras tfi. 3 ttf extras 4- sore. iff4
rfr frFff .f p - seconds .fft p 81.
lower grafeF tll iIr. state dalrr tubs.
finest tl lf- good 10 prime tf1 .ic.
common fn flir tA'-r. alIfe. current
feronfs = 2 lfr. lower grsfss -tf .t-;
TarkIrg stock current mako. SO. !. -.r
So g. -fr lower grafff .n14f
fheesr-Fr riffa we're -"t boxes neW
YORK STATE faff fresh rTfriliF ifi1 p i1c.
stsfaFs fgn ~. tuIrs lsfh specials
ifisc. srersgs rgr. it.t go. Wifcrrsin.
fr'ih double daisies. fsif r ifr. H1fIe dal.
fi,s ifc yolnE Amer.rss u. f.oc
Receipts we've It %. cases Fresh
gafhtffl s1iras. dozen. 81. geraeA
PACKED extra frsfs. -.9-.isrt arsff
2. = -I1 Tffpihr rirs@9 extra ffffs
age TlrE.t. 40 -l.s N-tr. regular
rlcksd So J. .lt. .G4rt. 80. ard
r3ofsr. -ol la'se ehscks poor % choice
eandisd extras ffCfic. uncanlisd. eyfras
sTrtsr. rearty and nearby Western
fsraerv whites average EXTRAS ff1fTr.
extra frs'a "a 0ffc. frsfs. -f4 11r. gsfh-
ef'i whites arsis ~ .s'ra hrs's p ic.
extra tsc. eKfra r~s's. ff0 src. frsfr. lf
rgtsc, other Western ard southern. gath
cred whites liGi &c. nearby and nearby
western kfnnsry br1wrt extra. $40 go
nearby brown ard msfd colors. gathered
extras. - zee. tfs's % extra hrsts
% -sc.
Potatoes-s6ufh Carolina. bb fi-f6ff.
North caroiina. $500 ffs virginia. g..
Prrmuda. ff1f1ff. state and Main. ola.
is1 ibs illfl-5 lt1 lbs. ii1fl svesfs
raraau trr k1rf Uaf1uars and Warr.
Ifrl bsk tfrG % o. vans Ga. tsk. 81 q
g. t0. cr;. g. -f1ti4f. aspsraggs fsrfty.
dor ffcfff. pf.lvars ana Maryi114.
dor. f1G $50. Psrnsriraria. fi1 $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Voting Trust Certifcsies

Voting trust certificates representing
900. 900 shares - TIE common stock of
The Mexican Seaboard oil Company are
being offered AZ 50 BY q syndicate con.
fisting n Knauth. Sachod & Kuhne and
Horrblo~er 4 Weeks. Through i's sub
fidiary. the International Petroleum
Company. the company u one OF the
three largest producers Of hgnt OF in
Mexico. Its production FOR the hrst
Ave months % this year totaled l5.-
St2 900 barrels. Earnings for that
period are o.kciaily estimated - tio,-
rs 900. out - which the company since
Iaruary has retired $500. 1000 q the,
Ter cent debentures and declared
81. 30 a share IN dividends.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Nickel Plate Dividend

The directors Of the New York, CHI
cago & 81. Louis Railroad have de-
clared a dividend Of 21 per cent on
tho common stock and three regular
quarterly dividends Of IL per cent on
the second preferred. The common
dividend is payable on June 30 20 stock
holders Of record on June 10, snd the
preferred IS payable on June 30. Sep
tember 80 and December 80, 20 stock
holders Of record on June 10, Septem'
Der 10 and December 10. respectively
The previous dividend on the common
stock was per cent on December 81
1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
So 100000 Monievideo Loan
Offered 10 Yield 1.2o Per Ceni

Dillon. Read & CO. are Offering TO
5,v a. Fl. 20 WELD about 7.25 per eent'
a new issue Of $4,000 900 City Of Mont S1.
yiSeo Z per cent sinking fund bonds
due Iune 1. 1852. The loan IS direct dir'.
obligation Of the city. which is t1s
esr,,si ard chief port of Uruguay II
,. ,nr,her specific charge on receipts
rom sanitation. lighting and paving
taxes. subject 20 prior onaIsl -
ss.sT5 600 IN favor OF q Lonaon losn.
These revenues were reported last !ss'
as si5i0Oo0 and IS averaging 'i'i'''
-si over the last FIVE years
Total debt of the city IS ste'eq %
shsut $4,000 900. Proceeds Of me loan ~
ave 20 be used for revenue produclhg
works. public improvements ana gen
eral municipal purposes
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07

NEWARK. y. J., June s-fedeisal
- Pedire to-day signed on order,
= 5.'.,s.',,irc u.ss Clement c. Nininger, OF
TI,.Io T..i 6bio. as one Of the receivers
10 o5 80. Willvs Corporation for the
FEDERAL district Of Ohio, ara a. % 81
a,c,iisry receiver IN New jersey, ~
,iies,ion FOR bis dismissal vas naos
bv Nr. Mininger because OF ms rs lnIsn, sI-
~. ~ hid on the plant IN ONO i wnen
=. H., o4ered for sale. The application
was made with the consent OF al '"s
ir.sreetei parfies.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
FINANCIAL
TO HOLDERS OF
Empire Refining Company
First Mortgage and Collateral 1rust Isn
lear SINKING Fund Sir Per Cent. Gold
bonds dated February I. 1917.

Year sinfisF Fund Sir Per cens, Gold
Bonds, dated February I. 1917.
No,is. i hsFssy gwen taat grosa,,..
are inyitsi % b made - ovsfaa,y fssi
Nsw YORK cl,y. Tor ne cal. - N. slnk.
lng Fund pfoyidsc fof in fhs fndenfgfs
between th@ company sni SgartrY trus,
Company q N.w York - Irgs'se a,''f
coilaierSi Tras, Ten Year shaking Fg'd
SIX Per Cent Gold Bonds % Empire ~.
fning Company. dated February !. 1917
ana secured by said Indsntpr.. a. prices
cipal of such bonds fat without intsrsfi
On Or before August !. lel! thS Com
pany will deposit With The rfustss sur
sien, funds "a retire on thar dats. a,
thereof. plus a premium - sir psr cent
~ SAD principal bonds equal N aggfs.
gate face value % Five Hundred Ihousanf
Dollars $500 00o). and faid fund 10 70 os
such principal amount % bonds % al
issue a. not 20 exceed The price above
mentioned.
ana mirksd Proposal for sale % bonds %
sinking Fund under Indsnigre % Empifs
Renning Company dated February J.
isi7.' mus, be for All Or any par, q
gate face value and tho denQminaiions
of the particular bonds - o1sred Tor
sale and must be received ty the trustee
a, Or prior 70 twelve o'clock noon sn
Aayic.. =. % bonds accepted Ill :,
mailed on or before Jgns 20 1874 ~ 80
Trustee
detached from N. accepted eonds sna
, presented IN the usual manner ~ ths
once or agency % the Company 20 wall
EMPIRE REFiSIyG COMPANY.
sy FRANK " FRrEAUFF. Prssltsnt
Dated. Nay "a. 1873
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07

urSRY ! LEAKE. Apetio,,sef'
pFGtFrAR AUCTION rAN1
SrOCkS And BONDS eo.
BY ApRIAS y, MrLLtshr ~ tshreHrET y sT
yTDNFSDAY. JCNE J, ly<-'
- ~ ~ o'riock. ~ fne
EXCHANGE sALEskooNs,
.-os "a tSD "a NEsEl hlfLLl.
.-~@,,-. q Whom II May Sos.sfn'
tss cuha pif'iiiing g ffsioa.....,
10 - sterling Lesfher Wors. e,,.s,
iss 80 Forty.nfih 4 Foriy''ia'h S'''''
80, ,ss pe.,onia Povsr company Hetsi-..
~ I'D canaaian cooperags co. - ''s'
1881. .-.-. 4 f,v..,nssn,
a., ,,s r,oskiyn Ferry CO. is, CONT A's''
'-t''-f a.. pfs ctfs a Deposit -, q.
,,, oss ~o.e n W ". cloud. dated Apfu -
'--' 1910 due April -. 1871. lnisl'''
80 ~ March I. 1880
a. shs Parasite Mills Inc, ffsi''
IN rha Gotham National bank. ,--.
Il 40 shS Phuppine hehnins S'pn
Ifsfd
Yer Account q Executors
f-f "a Dominion Copper Co. Lta'
"a 80 carusn Steel Tool CO.
Ia 40 COMMERCIAL f!naHes Co'ph
Common.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
- raarsion for Burns Bros.

4 r,o.ion unanimously carried az tne
psrns Brothers board Of direetors n
5ic,,ed that 70 extension oi tne cor,
pany's business in any o@,hsr @ cue, 80. =.
~ country is contemplated az .n,s
,;1e and no radical dePsrture ron
-. local methods is IN any way .on.
u. .Is,ss" .gs Thomas F. Farrell was
ciertsd a vice-president, repressH''"s
-. -.v interests In the company
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Sugar and Coffee


-..-s..... frturer market was ERE fnoft
49,. ....-rr ~ rrv during ~ liff f.'
,,.-,bs s-4 bufnfs' fo'alef approx. ia't.,
\. rrr .~~r The country a. la4ke ,..
finges 70 lock UPON flg.r 80 sAt.b i. ,,,oyi-
l t- Tuiv fv old time longs oprflIolT
s~ggs, srsins' sales u actual arg ,hs 80,
s-s1 iig, ,rss IN demand from olitia- ~. ~,
~. -,s-erfs vhlch he'd prices fIn
.t,i. 49,. .Se dav on TIE call. prices
80 80 poin,s higher. he gaini rap,eI
,-...-~ =. e~e tine pricss bang n =
rei,fs nef higher Tne eloss 80 -.
,- --.-tef rrurfef wi'h hiEh-r TFi.e
~ -.essd sugar. stimulated d@nsHa i''
fufIref
-. -a-ra Of r--rsl- IL
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07

y. range Of prices,


ts r"ir.s higher a. s0ssc. sliss i.-H.
~ ~s,. lies fffr balss. Savannah ftea1t.
- POINTS hlghe- az .oise. faief ilo hsits
Norfoik qllff. - Toiats highcr ar '-1
80. "a bateq. Augusta euiet. unchangf4
=, ss ,sr ssiss : bales Memphis steady.
,,,rhanged A. .0.6fc. sales. $50 e.itf
4ousfon steady. UNCHANGED - - i--'
sales. sei hslfs Little koeE steaay, nh-
1900 a. zoe. sales . bales palias
,.~.sy. ~ polnis higher a. 3.e. 'alea
,r1 balss. aonigomsfy hfm u rsini.
blehsr af 1916. saies - ha.>' flr'
worth steady. unchanged a. i's'e' 'al'''
al balfa
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
KELLY.SPRINGFIELD TIRE CO,

A quarterly dividend of one dollar and
rfty cents 81 500 per share on the SIX
Per Cent Preferred Stock Of this Company
has bssn declared payable July ], 1914
10 stockholcsrs Of record az tbs close OF
bgsin-.s Jvns if 1872.
c. p. sTEwART-suTHERLASp,
Secretary.
New York. June g. 1874
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
United pYEwoop CORPORATION

UNITED pYEwoop CORPORATION
New YORK. June ]. 1914
Preferred Capital stock Dividend No. q.
Common Capital stock Dividend No. -
Ths following dividends on the stocks of
,his Coruorati0n have been declared
A dividend % si75 per share iron 4
sura sst aside for the payment % " 90
per share for the year isz:) on the Pre-
fsrred stock PAYABLE July !, 1879, divi-
dsnd of s. 80 per share On the Common
stock. payable July I. i1sl payabis %
stoc khoidsrs of record % Preferred and
Common Stocks ~ the close ot business
Thursday. June IS, 1879
The Transfer books will not Be closed
cheeks will BE- mailed BY the New YORK
Trust Company Of New York
ERNEST ". PICKER, Tressurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
financial Items

49,. J. san 40 Pre- street hsv- ar-
.,,--.1 he orenl-e q new departmfnf
,or f,sndsrd ana municipal bonds
~. Chatham and IheriN Nafionai
p.nk has Been appointed transief 5ssnl -
~ ne stock q Ray Hercules Nin's COM
parry - -
Iuiri Po1es's rsprsssn'arrs oi
Royal Institute - E1chanse o. .,- rs9,
Inn, ana Trust Company n ne pace
ha1d hv Eugene W sfefsor.
shaffsr Howard q newport. hat bees
.fe~fed vice-presitert % TIE Kerr bis-
vafor Appliance Company.