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New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
great many-more than I can attend

great many-more than I can attend to.
 Could I eat grain-and nuts while I'm working for you?" Frisky inquired
 Certainty" said Jimmy. But don't give any to the callers. They'd never go home if you did,
 Well. Frisky Squirrel said that he would agree to that And since Jim my Rabbit wanted him to begin work at once, the two friends set off to- gether for Jimmys home in a certain hollow hemlock in the woods. Fris- ky Squirrel quickly brought store of food for himself And then he announced that he was ready to re- ceive all the callers that might come.
 Then I'll leave you here" said Jimmy Rabbit Do just as you please, but don't come to the door! You know it's not polite to watch when you expect company.
 Again Frisky Squirrel promised. So Jimmy Rabbit went out
 It wasn't long before the callers began to arrive. Frisky Squirrel bade
 
 at home And all the while he stuffed himself with grain and nuts.
 Aren't you afraid to do that?" Sandy Chipmunk asked him. Aren't you afraid you'll burst?"
 How much do you weigh ?" Billy Woodchuck inquired.
 Isn't your skin a few sizes too small for you?" Paddy Muskrat de- manded.
 Somehow all the questions that the callers put to Frisky were of this sort. Uncle Jerry Chuck even pinched him, remarking that he wanted to see if there wasn't a trick somewhere, And Frsky Squirrel thought that a very queer remark. He couldn't understand it.
 How much does Jimmy Rabbit pay you?" Uncle Jerry asked him suddenly.
 Nothing" Frisky replied
 Its too much said Uncle Jerry I'd do it for less, if the food was thrown it.
 You mean, if Jimmy Rabbit threw the food into your" Frisky inquired
 Certainly not!" Uncle Jerry snap ped T mean, if he furnished the food"
 Well, he doesn't do that" Frisky mumbled. His mouth was so full that he couldn't speak plainly.
 What" cried Uncle Jerry. Do you mean to say that you have to provide your own meals?"
 Frisky Squirrel nodded
 Then don't want the job" said Uncle Jerry Chuck T was going to suggest to Jimmy Rabbit that he dis place. Of course" Uncle Jerry add ed, he'd have to change his sign"
 What sign?" asked Frisky Squir- rel
 "The sign outside, of course" Uncle Jerry growled.
 Then Frisky Squirrel broke one of his promises to Jimmy Rabbit Leav- ing the callers. he hurried out of the house. And there, tackled upon the trunk of the old hollow hemloek was a notice which said, Come One, Come All, and See the Fattest Suuir- rel in Captivity"
 Jimmy Rabbit was standing there with his back to the tree And hear ing a noise he spun around. Hi, there. Gst back into the house." he cried But Frisky Squirrel wouldn't He was very. very angry. (Copyright 1922 by Metropolitan
 Newspaper Service.)
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
NORMA TALNADGE AT PALACE.

The famous production of Blood and Sani' with Rodolph Valentino in his greatest photoplay role will be the attraction at the Palace starting Sunday night. This is the famous picture that had sensational run on Broadway shattering all records for attendance that other big productions have resurrected old pictures in Blood and Sand" other producers have ressurected old pictures in which Valentino appears in very small minor role and are banking on the name of Valentino to draw at traction. These pictures were made several years ago before Rodolrs.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12

Mir. Ito said that the withdrawal of Japanese troops from Siberia could not adversely affect, the Vladivostok branch and denied reports that the branch office of the bank in Vladivos- tok would be closed simultaneously with the military evacuation. Econo. mic conditions in Vladivostok he said, are subject to fluctuation on account of the imminent military evacuation but any investments made or to be made would not suffer from the with draWal of the troops.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
FRIskY SQUIRREL RECEIVES
 JIMMY RABBITS CALLERS.

When fall came, Frisky Squirrel found so much grain to eat that he grew fast as pudding, Whenever Jimmy Rabbit saw him he couldn't help smiling Jimmy actually had to laugh when he saw Frisky try to leap from one tree top into another. For Frisky was so heavy that he had lost half his nimbleness. He missed the branch at which he had jumped, and went tumbling down through the tree until he managed at last to grab 3 limb and cling to it.
 Right then Jimmy Rabbit thought of a plan.
 Wouldn't you like to work for me?' he called
 What sort of work?' Frisky asked him.
 Easy work" Jimmy replied. I'd like to get you to come to my house and receive my callers. l have a
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12

purred. If you've nothing better, won't you run down and talk over 8 bit of business with ne?"
 II can't just this moment"
 No? Oh. that's too bad" There was catlike quiet in her tone. I've just looked into another proposition "a car l did so want your opinion on it. But of course if you're not in- terested--"
 Fred caught glimpse of Connie s face, lit with an angry, sarcastic smile. She did not need to be told what was happening. The smile snapped the tension in Fred's fury of impatience at her incessant hostility to all his plans
 I am interested,' he said sharply. I'll come down."
 Comics face was white with anger.
 You promised to do nothing about this business for two days. Now you are going-to her?"
 Yes" said Fred quietly, and walked from the room.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12

has changed the picture program, Offering Rudolph Valentino and Engene O'Brien in The Wonderful Chapce," a wonderful crook story from the pen of H. H. Van Loan. As the crook who tries 10 go straight but swerves from his intention in order to grasp the wonderful chance, OBrien gives a most finished per- tormance ably supported by Valen- tino. Just Tony" which was originally slated for showing the last half of the week, will be presented at a later date.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
MY MARRIAGE PROBLEMS
 Phase REVELATIONS OF A WIFE

breathed, But it's incredible that you shouldn't have a few scratches your self. so I'll just mark you up bit, to make things even. It's too small q weapon 10 kill you, or even to wound you mortally. So roll over here and take your medicine.
 She lowered the stiletto quickly as If to stab him. and Smith-with a face that had turned ashen-let out shrek which resounded through the house. .....
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
Gossip:s Corne,
If You Are We'll Bred

You know it is breach of etiquette to invite wife to dinner without her husband
 An invitation is always addressed to the husband and wife together and individually to other members Of the family.
 All dinner invitations require an acceptance or refusal immediately aft CT they are received
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
Tailored Erncks

The strictly tailored frock has al- most been left out of consideration by the French designers. Practi- eally every trock Paris sends over has little feminine touches that re- lieve all suggestion of plainness.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
Marriage q La Mode

Among the wedding presents which certain savages present their brides are collar, formed of a leather thong. kettle and pile of wood.
 The symbolism implied by the col lar is that she is to do all the drudg- cry. The kettle signifies that she is to dress all the food, and the pile of wood that she is to carry all the fire wood
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12

If you have a fancy for the clas- sica you may choose your winter costume according to the mode pre- vailing in the year 100 B. C.--lines, as it were, from Greoian urn.
 Not the costume in its entirety, of course, but the drapes either on one side or both sides of the skirt, the
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
PEGGY MOOD TO MED

New York, Sept. 12.-Peggy Wood, musical star, has announced her en- gagement to John V. A. Weaver. lit- erary editor of the Brooklyn Eagle. The date of the wedding vas not made public. Miss Wood gained fame in "Buddies" and starred in May time and "Marjolaine."
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
KOREAN, NOTES
Replacing Old Russian Money by
 Convertible Notes

Tokio. Sept. 12.-The old Russian currency issued in the time of An tonov which has been in circulation since the independence of the Vladi- vostok government, is now gradual ly being replaced by convertible notes issued by the Bank of Korea, &C., cording to a statement made by MT. Shinro Ito, who is in charge of the Vladivostok branch office of the Bank of Korea.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
Like Moonlight

gown for a young girl, that is as lovely as it sounds, is of white georgette, embroidered in silver and worn over the palest of pink satin foundations
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
NoRTHcLIFFE's ESTATE.

London, Sept. 12, (By Associated Press) Lord Northcliffe's will which was sworn to today for provisional probate purposes. leaves gross es- tate valued at 2,00o,000 pounds with net personally of the same amount.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
Persian Iurhans

The Persian turban, which is i, novelty in millinery has high. bushy feathers planted directly in front The sides are draped with numerous close folds
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
Fall Skirts

Many of the smart skirts for fall have borders woven in the hem of the skirt Fringed models continue to be stylish
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
Nnifted Cane.

Knitted capes for tiny children from to are very awagger and are extensively shown in all shades and weaves.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12

full blouse, the straight neckline, the short over-tunic tcall it an over blouse, this season. are some of the various fashion features that were popular then as now.
 Shades of purple, Tyrian or other wise, are in excellent taste for fall.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12

(To Be ContinueJ.) Copyright, 1922, NEA Service).
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-08-26
madam IDA B. JEFFERSON, WIDOW LADY HyANeB1 ,sr
10TH EPISCOPAL DISTRICT A e. CHURCH, NORTH TEXAS
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Tall and gaunt, a figure looking
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coin, is this man-Judge Charles e e.
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JOHN HAYWOOD INJURED
preston News Seryico.)

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on his head on a chair
while launch pulled the board thru
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New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Stock Prices
Go Lower in
Late Reaction
Both Railroad and Indus
trial Shares Suffer Under
Wave of Profit Taking:
Strength in Early Trade

Strength in the morning in the stock
market was followed by severe re-
action in the afternoon. which re-
day in the averages Both railroad
and industrial shares suffered under
wave Of profit taking. The shift in the
speculative position was attributed to
a rumor that railroad freight rates
would be cut 10 per cent on July /.
A reduction in freight rates is ex-
pected. and cannot be regarded as the
type Of news which shakes markets.
However, the technical position of the
present market. which is unusually
sensitive. is such that q change in the
position Of foor traders could change
the tide. The main setback was late
market recently brought prices to a
level which invited sales designed to
translate paper profits into actual
gains.
In the call money markets. the tenn
rorary stiHening continued, with the
renewal rate UP to 4 per cent. Tie
per cent rate prevailed through the
session, compared with a high Of s
rer cent on Monday.
Rates on the European capitals in
the international money markets We're
steady. with tendency toward firm
ress. Pounds, marks, lire, and French
francs were quoted higher in the
terms Of American currency.
The rise Of the European exchanges,
coupled with reports of exports ship
ment to the Old World. caused
speculative buying for the rise in the
wheat pit, which brought prices 8 to
AZ cents bushel higher for the day.
Cotton, on the other hand, despite fur
ther weather reports favorable TO
prices, reacted as a result Of realiz-
ing sales.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
What's Behind Active Stocks?
Studebaker

The Studebaker Corporation was in
corporated in 1911 as successor to
Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Com
pany, a leading wagon builder, dating
back to 1868. In 1920 the last of the
wagon business was liquidated. The
s6O,OO0.O0O common stock is preceded
by only $9,800,000 of preferred stock
and no funded debt. Net tangible as
sets applicable to the common stock
on January l, 1922, were equal to
$97.45 share without counting in
trade name, good will and patents"
Sales in 1921. aggregating 66.643 were
the largest in the companys history
and the production schedule for 1892
calls for about 100000 cars Net in
come of Sl0,4o9,00O. or $1621 a share
on the common stock in 1921. estab-
lished new record. The corporation
started 1922 with $2S. .726,O0O net work
ing capital. including $s,334 900 cash.
Bank loans were eXtinguished in 1921.
The common stock capitalization has
been doubled since 1919. The present
per cent dividend rate applied to the
years 1921, 1920, 1919 and 1917. Four
per cent was paid in 1918, 10 per cent
in 1915 and s. per cent in 1915. The
preferred has received per cent regu-
larly since 1911. Range of stock un-
der present capitalization: high. l241a
in 1921; low, rs in 1920. Yesterdays
close, 121N.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
of Central Banks Meeting

Expressing moderate confidence of
accomplishment by the committee
working on the German loan, one bank
er Who has long stood high ~ the ma
tons financial councils urged the 1-i=
dom Of deferring the proposed confer
ence Of central banks until the results
Of this committees work rad been 2
certained "Agreerent on 3 German
loan, with sll the preliminary conrro-
mises and adjustments which that nm
plies he said, will give to the Euro
pean situation degree Of stablllzstion
not obtaining since the war. Only
after that has been effected can 2 con
ference Of the banks of ISSUE be eT-
pected to prove Of much benefit 7 he-
lieve that son1e wav will have 10 be
found in which Am erican gold reserves <
and credit can be utilized 10 support
that stability, not by physical trsnsfer
but by other means. Under existing z
conditions the gold would quickly -.
vert to Us in settlement Of balances
and there would be no gain, hIt i M
Morgsns mission is successful tn :,
conditions y,-i,l - ~;r--rd ~ ro-
think that the franc, Ira or marx for
..--mplc, will ever be restored - pay
ity, but eventually i should be posi-
hle with American assistance. the an
plication and method Of which would
be devised at the central banks r?Aa.
ing. 70 give them a gold value that can
be maintained"
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

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New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
The Coming Rate Adjustment

The Street is paying little attention
to the prospect of early action involv-
ing further reduction in freight rates
and current discussions center largely
around the extent Of the expected
downward adjustment. Reports that
there will be general reduction Of 10
per cent was not considered as much
Of the market factor yesterday, as
whatever selling there was took place
III the afternoon. or some time after
the runor about rates had been cif-
culated. Railroad officials are ap-
parently leaving the handling Of the
situation TO the committee headed hv
Daniel Willard although many express
the view privately that there should
be another reduction in wages, and in
that event this would be expressed in
lower freight tariffs
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Sta ndard Oil of III entucky

While Standard Oil shares on the
Stock Exchange were feeling the effects
OF profit taking yesterday Standard Ou
of Kentucky of the Curb Exchange was
bid up over 10 points to new high
Tor the present stock. Directors are
scheduled to meet tomorrow and il is
expected that the stock will be placed
or a $4 share annual dividend basis
Standard OH Of Indiana. paying the
same dividend, closed at 1lOl.. The
Kentucky member Of the Standard OIL
group recently announced capital re
adjustment IN the form Of a 66 2-3 per
cent stock dividend. The par value was
changed to $50 and additional stock
was offered at that figure. 1t is the
new shares that are now being traded
in
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Larger Computing Dividend

The increase yesterday in the rate
Of the Computing Tabulatine Recording
dividend from 81 TO s6 annual basi.
was about in line with expectations. In
some quarters it was believed the rate
might be advanced to s. or sS but It
was understood to be the view of the
board that the more conservative action
was advls able although earnings might
Justify higher distribution. Before
the action Of the directors was flashed
over the navs tickers the stoc. had q
sinking spell to 674, but later II I'd
varced to 7024 and closed point high
er at 10i2
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
In Wall Street
German Loan Plans

Interest of international bankers
currently is centered upon Paris,
where the meetings Of the sub-commit-
tee named by the Allied Reparation
Commission to consider and report on
plans for an international loan TO Ger
many will start TO day. J. T. Morgan 9
service on this committee constitutes
what is regarded as the most sstisfac-
tory representation which the United
States has had in the financial councils
Of Europe since the war, and there ls
no attempt to conceal the fact that
great hopes attach to the outcome Of
these conferences. The personnel Of
the committee is felt to assure ITS
ability to get to the bottom Of the SIT
uation and to prepare an economically
practicable project. In that it's task
involves the creation Of security to
be offered to the investment public
here and in other markets. banker be-
lieve that it will be proof against prop
aganda and other influences. The diff
Guilty confronting 1t is that any plan
to be arrived at must compass got
tlement Of the German reparation
question and the establishment II
measurable stability In Europe. Here
the element Of politics enters the sltJ-
alton, and in this connection France.
Belgium and Germany pay impede ~
agreement England Is regarded a.
likely to accept the program drsfted,
while from tho standpoint Of the Amer
ican market the outlook j. pictured by
bankers as extremely encouraging
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Foreign exchange rates worked
slightly higher in quiet trading yester
day. a generally firm tone prevailing.
Cable rates on London worked up 3-16
Of cent to 50 Is 1-16.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Exchange Has Emblem

The stock Exchange has adopted and
copyrighted for the use Of its mem
oers IN their advertisem a distinct
I'VE emblem consisting Of a cut of the
oullolng as 1t will appear when the new
annex has been completed. The pur-
pose of the exchange is to render the
a advertisements Of its members easily
dlstlnguisha from those OF non
members. Use of the new trademark
is strongly recommended.