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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
Gas Station Bandit
Eludes Police Hunt

Police were searching Saturday for
q bandit who robbed Standard OIL
station nj Rainier ave. and McClel
land ct. Of $50 Friday night. c. r.
Miles. tho attendant. was working
when he looked up 10 SEE n bandit In
the doorway. He vas forced 70 lie
on the floor. face down, while the
bandit rifled the TN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
Mother Ryther to
Give Talk Tonight

Friends Of Mother Ryfher o. the
ryfh~r home are piannOg a dinner
Tor Saturday night at the 81. Regis
hotel. Second ave. and ste~sr, st
a group ~ mothers wbo.c children
have been kept at tho home are en-.
peetcd Ia be present Dinner will
bs -rved at q o'clock. Mother
Ryther viii make a short talk az Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
Two Men Killed in
Blast at Foundry

DETROIT. Mich. Jan. 1.-two
men were killed and two injured
when an explosion wrecked furnace
in foundry owned by Hanna A Co.
AT Dslray, near here. today. Tho
men were inside the furnace clean.
ing II when gases which had gather.
cd isnited and exploded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14

T.. c. Schultz . Seattle depart.
m~nt store detective. was acquitted
~ grand larceny charges ~ Q jury
in Superior Judge BOYD ,. T'ailman'a
courtroom Friday afternoon. The
charges grew gu, Of the alleged
withholding by schultz Of goods
taken from shopliffers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
SEEK FRIENDS IN HOuR or
NIf1p

In the hour Of need ~ seek our
los. friends" writes c. =. w. de
Wet. as7 7srd Ave. Oakland. Cal.
''our little boy and girl had severe.
raapsnT courhs without phiewn that
chok~d and flushed their faces.
Isoiey's Honey and Tar was n won.
derfui emergency remedy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
AIDE ron REykIIx

A special Attorney will arrive in
Seattle February 70 ssnis, Thomas
y. Rev.iie. United States district at
iorn~y. ia clearing the oonEv~ied
court docket OF a number OF salmon
~aaen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
Alcoholism Deaths
Increase in South

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan. H.
Sixty pcrnons died from alcoholism
tn California in 1871. according TO
figures complied here today b.
T.. v. Ross. sta,istician Of the state
board Of health. In 1890 the total
number OF deaths was -. accord.
ing 70 Ross figures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
N0uriShine
poe;fivefu NOT n Due

Nssrtsfias 10 . r~sf sonie. ~hfsh feeds
sna noBriahss the hair. thus rsstornE u
20 Gis original vitality. n Il ussd sss IN
dofssd ~ thegs.ntn - men ana ~ofnsn.
~ . dandruf remover siens y 10 voria
usually 10 sffs~tis-. fi.zs par bcftis.
postpaid Nourishlrs Nfg, Co. sse-A
as.esrisy Riss. Los Angeles. Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
Why Have Gray
Hair or Dandruf?

HsurishiBs vfn restore your hair - Or
lsfnsl color. .hsthsr biaek. brs~n o.
blond Removes dandruff Prevents
'sllinr hsis ard promotes its fro~ta.
c1sansss tina scaip. Harmless and pisas-
art 20 use No longer IL u uscrssafy for
you 70 have araY hair. Nhich hsnciesps
you socially and la business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14

c. Norman Dickson. william L.
Bar and Horace W. Hall have eaiab.
iished offices for the general prac-
,icc OF law at suite sit Alaska build.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14

SEATTLE Roy SCOUTS are TO b.
backed by the Young Mems Business
club In putting on big scout dem
onstration az the Hippodrome IN
Aprii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
TIM flag HIGGINS
TO WAVE on tliGtf

The primary campaign ~as car.
ried on during the most crucial period
~ the war when this nation was call.
ei upon 20 concsnirste It's every
energy ard rennurcr In relieving The
Desperate situation Of tho allies IN
France. Sir Douglas HasE. with
Scotch courage ard ienaeliy. had 10.
sud hir DESPERATE cali for help. The
itn. % communication 81 the allies
was under FIR. at Ami~ns. Mr.
Yorsi represented thu nsciflst element
M she community. he declined 10 az.
siia,e himself with either one Of the
rrea; political parties. but attempted
to invade 10th.
"fn addition 20 his own fr~nen
dou. publication. he was backed By
tho powers % the administration
Mr. So~berrv represented the
element that VAS for the prosecution
o. tho var TO complete victory. He
declined TO leave his nowf Of duty -
taiss part In the campaign. and thess
conditions melted tremendous efforts
on behalf OF many people who we're
no, interested IN the personality Of
the candidates. They did not Justify
tho expenditure 81 large sums Of
money. hut should be taken into ron.
alteration In considering the entire
question. " was in par a war cam
paixn. and was 80 viewed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14

was being apeni.
Poindester'u statement follows In
fun:
The Nowbory cas~ WINS not with
out doubt. as are many eases. but a.
rive ~ decision. regardless Of con
ricting considerations. I have had
occasion. since have been In the
senate. 20 vote on four occasions up
on the contest OF a seat IN the senate
when the contest was based upon the
undue expenditure Of money--twie"
IN the Iorimer case. once In the
Stephenson case. and now In tn"
Newberry case.
I'm three % these cases I have vot.
81 against the oontestee. both times
that the Iorimer case waa presenter
voted against him. because II was
clearly shown that leader IN the
Illinois legislature had been bribed.
and thru him the election had been
obtained.
SAWS STEPHENSON
CASE WAS DiFtERIsNT
In tho Stephenson case. stephen
son himself had furnished the exces-
size amount Of money for the cam
paign.
The situation IN the Sevb~rrv
ca~c was entirely different from
either of the others. II was not
shown or claimed that Sewe~rry paid
or obligated himself In any way
whatever. for anything but = very
small amount ~ money for ieEiu.
mate purposes IN the campaign. He
was not In the state during either
the primary or the general election
rim the Stephenson case, further
more. the people Of Wisconsin had nc
opportunity 20 pas upon the cues
ton. a. he was chosen by the l~Kisls'
ture In the Sevberry case. on the
contrary. the very question decided
BY the senate was the chief Issue In
the final campaign In tho state Of
Michigan, and " was decided By tho
people Of Michigan q, the polls by The
election % Mr.. Newberry.
The election Itself was contested
snd the senate ordered q recount Of
the votes and confirmed Mr.. New.
h~vy's majority. Tf~ro il not .
~ofd Of evidence. nor IL there any
claim. 81 the undue expenditure II
money In the general election AZ
which he Was elected 20 the senate.
Tho testimony showed him 10 be
wholly innos~nt os any offens~. and
m vis~ Of the conditions existing
during the campaign. could not
vote u Disgrace him and hss family
where II vas admitted tina, he had
not h~en guilty of any fnlaoonduc,
whatever.
His opponent was Mr.. Ford. ~ho
was at all times. during the ram.
ralrn. eonaursinT. In convection
with his business. wtdesr~ead pub
iicl,y ~ himself thru motion pic.
'uren rerranai publiea tons. saiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14

For something tasty. serve Boidt's
rr~ns n Pastry ---Advertisefuen,-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
This Is the Genuine
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The tremendous benefits derived
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muscular diseases and troubles Is
proven by their own statements
Pads and belts that contain a gem
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pressure, neuralgia and many disor-
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heart and lungs, Creates new en-
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that tired. rundown condition. The
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made from highly refined ore from
the famous Colorado radium mines.
No luminous paint. VIII stand rigid
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sure you get this genuine una ed
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viii bring you better health and
greater happiness. Send for the
Real Facts Of Rsdium Appliances.
Sent free in plain envelope.
u. y. RADiUM PRODUCTS
COMPANY
1a2f 4. a. Chapman WIdg.
Les Angeles Cal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11
STOCKS ON LOCAL
EXCHANGE STEADY
Lively Bidding for American Gas
Sends That Issue Up for g.
Point Cain-Trade Broad

A steady tone in the stocks dealt in
on the local exchange gave way in the
later trading this morning to some ir-
regularity. gains being made of )
points. while losses we're recorded OF
IL points. Trade was scattered pretty
well over the entire list. with the utili-
ties the most active, the group holding
firm for the most part.
Lively bidding for the shares Of tho
American Gas Company sent that issue
up for a 3-point gain TO GS. Fractional
gains we're also scored by Union Trac-
ton and United Gas Improvement.
Philadelphia Traction, Philadelphia
Rapid Transit and both issues of Phila.
dclphla Electric were unchanged
Pennsylvania Railroad was mod
cratcly active in the early dealings, but
the price eased off to 46&, representing
a loss Of n quarter. Lehigh Navigation
was marked up similar fraction.
Weakness was apparent In American
Stores. which sacrificed I n. and In
Brill, which slid off a point to 80.
An active demand for Tonopah Min
ing set in shortly after the opening on
which the price was lifted to 2ia. a
new high for the issue since the year
1920. The shares sold last year as low
as l h.
Liberty issues figured conspicuously.
in transactions in the bond section OF
the exchange, without any decided
change In quotations.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11
STOCKS RECOVER
EARLY SETBACK
Liquidation and Profit-Takine
Sales Give Place to Vigorous
Upward Movement

New York. Sep. 11.-Thc s'v, X
market passed through rcrlod Of
liquidation and profit taking for the
first hour. which. for the time. made
leading stocks show a reccding ten
dcncv. and many issues sustained losses
ranging from to more than = rotnts.
whiIc that proftt.taking was in prog
rcss
A. the sam" lime room traders as.
sumcd that buying power had lCsScnCd
and offered stocks at rorossions. helping
along III" reaction. This movement
quickly ended. and within short time
advances w"r" resumed and the mar.
kNt tone became moro vigorous than a.
any time since tho Labor Da, holiday.
Pullman Car was Il feature. ad,anr.
ing from 49,, - 1851, within q fow
minutes bhcr ouu.rm"0t sturk>. after
early advances and roar' IONS. wrrc also
in brisk demand and again moved m 10
substantially Hi-Hru ."vr'> NrudurorS
and RodnC@S r"mmrudcu ,p"rtM a'tru-
'ion h"cau,N VI III" au0onrroNIon' 'hH'
negotiations ~" Under way iur tho alb
sorp'!on Of mis- romr&ry h. o"r ot the
LARGEST 0U- -prol.rins or.aT."atio1~ in
the coTHtry.
General Mo.o~< VA. ,ma ',a IN on q
.arGc >ca'o, "o,' ~ the nIyi"t .gmg
ac"Umula'ior oH knowlri.r '.a. 'n.
stock ui,l No pTt back uI 'hn di,Hcul
l.>t before tho end ut 'n' y,Hr Scars
HoebNCk Was anrth,, ..r.ng feature.
advancing - point. e. M%' IlIn.
mobile mad" 4 rov high tar 10 gear.
selling a. 22i.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11
Swift e. Co. 10 Call Debenture Notes

sy;''t" & Co. VIII in the near future call Tor
payment the!r two Issues Of outstanding
9Sy5eHS5u Si6 o05 600 maturing OCTOBER I3 1875, and
ono OF t2b, 900 900. mnturins. August l6'
nSS, m.nts have been made With their bankers
10 Pvt out a new issue q $50 ooo 900 q 8
pTssfuSSinr viii not only reduce funded dent
bv SIS. 900 900, but also VIII substantially
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

on preferred pAyao bio Cctobsr . T. ssfnoS oens ns
record September 90 :" s''sA VI
interim IA psy cent on ordinsPv sharss
payable September 2s and semi annual OF 3
per cent on Prelerred. paya ble september 80
McCrory stores, quarterly Sl,J5 on prs.
fsrred. paSsaole October 2 10 stock Of record
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11
DEPARTMENT OF PJRIIC WORKS.
Room olD, City VnII

Pnlladclphla. August ] 1912?
Sealed proposals viii hc received al rnorr
PIG city Hall, until l2 O'Clock noon on 2Oth
dag Of september. 1879. and opeund at fHe
same time. for ''
Remodeling and improving building
Twelfth and Reed streets for Trsfic
Squad, Bureau os Police
!, Electric Lighting Work
.. Steam Heating Work
Specifications. plans and other intormstio,
l2ll Chestnut street 7I'
ISignedD FRANK II, C.>vEN. Director.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11
!Nu"d ~ EUrdrC.
Provisions lacked support.
COTTON Market

New York. Sep H. The ,o.;on
market opened ; 10 !" points ".gler.
Trade interests Irrc the ,&rgc-t buy
A-s and we're chiefly responsible for ti"
strength. WaN Street ard New Orl"aa~
also bought The South AM WAL
Street wero leading sellers. Lacy 'ao
list was firm. showing gam f.! ~
no!n.s ovou SatMr Lav.s c.osn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clesrings today compared with cor
responding day last two Year,: ,oo,
Boston. ss7, ,oG0, 900 sa1. .s68 a48 s62,808 4as
PhiIa. ", ,0oO, 900 bS. 900 900 77.7TO, ,488
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11
FINANCIAL.
rC THE H9LpERSS 3E F,ESI HSTn MSEyIGASF nTynsA 81
EENNEREC GAS FUEL COMPANY,

,he Five Five Per " Cent CSSoj First Mor,gags ,iold
nsny dated as Of the first day OF November:
1918 and payable, November !. 1919, and
y, November !. i5i3 and given by Kennebec
Gas and Euel Company to The Trenton Trust
Jersey That in accorda nee with a provision
in said deed OF trust the Eenncbec Gas and
cali all OF t're outstanding bonds issued and
secured under said deed Of trust for r"demp-
and that on and after said date all interest
upon said bonds shall cease: that uron the
of interest coupons thereon or Noycmber |,
1922. at the of'ics OF Trenton Trust Company.
matured interest ,courons together with a
holders thereof. - 1900
nv HARVEY n. EATON. President.
Dated Augusta. Maine.
August o5 1929
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11
rO THE HOLDERS OF GENERAL REFRAC-
TORIES COMPANY FIRST MORTGAGE
SIN PER CENT GOLD BONDS DATED


Notice IL hereby given that the General
Rerractories COMPANY has elected 10 redecfn,
pay OF and retire all ts outstanding First
Mortgage SIX. Fer Cent Cold Bonds dated
April l. 1910. and due and maturing on
April l. 1879 and suhsoquentlv Hereto at
the next interest period thereof to wit.
October I. 1922. in accordance with the pro-
visions or said bonds and thr Mortgage
securing the same, at one hundred and two
and one-haH I02b) per cent ot tho par
value Thereof and accrued interest to
October Z 1922.
the same FOR payment 10 this Cornrsnv on
October /. 1922 Interest on the said bonds
shall and Will cease from and after such
date.
COMMERCIAL Trust COMPANY, Trustee
JOHN II. MASON. President.
September I. 1922
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11

LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

fsS'ss sS o12s:
g%t saN t. iS' 81 ssnhy P" @sE' .%P
S6 9Ss' sell at s. ""% %essm Ssm
srassers in !tbera supply. mostly from Mon.
@ Weak carrT feeiins weak XIV on lover ''ST grades S
beef cows and hetfersi bu!ks strong to lDc
early, qnaii,y eoms!GsFed; stoCfsrs And iced
% ers Wea,k to nnsE%ny GEG lower; bulk beef cows
10; bulk Tcai calves sIH around Eot: 81? ''7
HoGs-Kecotpts; 20 go hsad Market
s0E '5SpG "s"Ty ~ sSG :55 Sak "2Es Be P; @
i. Su!ehsT.' ;s.lS S9e.tS; ibalk good $50 500
q to SH s pRRIhhsF RheFF most
good pigs. Ss25Go; heavy. ,$s,19g9,2 20: me.
ssS sSS fS PTss"ss7 Sss s73Sp sSTS 'o"s" s'2'S
opening strong; mostly @5c h!shsr; packers
slow TO start; best choice trimmed natives,
;iS one load Western lambs, & ISS si9.sS: bes bfes
held about Sis TALKING steady on sheep;
rlttsharsh. r.. SEPT. lr,i,-HoGs.R.,
a5a5 SS TsSyy SorAsTS;s, 80 3da 1888; fSi5" III;
nssd seady H TOP % shesp SS SSc'os ,op lanSs aiSG
y, sm,cAL;yEs-R.cstpts 1000 head. Higher.
East Buffalo, y. v, Sept. ll,---CATTI.E-
ers. s7,so&0 so; yesT!ngsa s9@il.Io:' Teif.
sScks2s s ana feoGe1- s5@a25 TS fSsh SS% do: 9
and sprlngers s4Oall0. Calves receipts
1900 head. Steady. s691t.
HOGS--Rscelpts, y 200 head, l5c to 25c
lower, Heavy. 50. 25 88.75i mixed yorkers
light workers. and pigs. Sl09l0.l0. rOughs
SB75I7. BtagE. Si45.
silEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts 7aoo
EaI 80 hinhn mi hu IA
linss t89l0; wethcrs, s5g750, ewes. s@gf
8 so: mixed sheep. s6.5O17.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11
Sun COMPANY
TFN-YEAR SIN PER CENT SINKING
FIND GOLD DEHENTlRE RONDS

Notice Is herebY given that pursNan' 20
dated May lst 1910. prorosals viii 10 re
celved at the Office o, Commercial Trust
Company. Trustee. City Hail square. Fhi'a-
dephia. for the sale to tho, Trustee M
yember 1st. 1922. Of sufficient nurner OF
bonds TO consume tho sum Of S%f0,AG3. 20 iu
tho Sinking Fund, nt price not to c%c"ad
par and accrued interest. The right Is
reserved TO reject any or all proposals In
whole or IN part
Proposals should b. sealed and marked
Proposals for the sale o: sun COMPANY
Ten-Year Six Per Cent Sinking Fund Gold
Debenture Bonds" and I've presented to the
underslgned before l. o'C'o'k noon on We'd
ncsday. September 27. 1872
COMMERCIAL TRIST COMPANY. Trustee.
JOHN II. MASON. President.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11
Eastern Steamship Calls Stock

Boston, Sept. 1.-THE Eastern Steamship
Company directors have called tn the 1880
stoex At par $50. payable With divFt a
ssnfS,sd A. OF date ssDtsmbsr ~. Jf1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11

These bonds VIII De IN coupon form an.
may be reg istered as to principal. Principal
except succession or Inheritance taxes. nov
or hereafter levied by the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania.
A certified check for two (2cc) per csnturn
OF tho par amount OF bonds bid for viii be-
required OF all bidders
The Borough Council reserves tho r,sh,
70 reject any and all bids
For further information apply to Charles
v. Noel. Borough Secretary, Narbertb
PENNSYLVANIA. So
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11

PROPOSALS FOR SERVICE HATS,
,,I.atS ra"aSS .:d, NJ iHtsFnTS4iist9 Depot, 3l.,
Sealed proposals In .trlnl!rate VIII h. -
ss ssptsmbsr bsr' ,s sn Ioe 70 ~ (Spanaara Tms
part of ls5 900 Hats. service informa ttnp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11
MONEY.lENplNG RATES

NEW iORk-Money OH call, both cIass..
OF collateral, opened today al 4 per cent
for lending and renewing W.T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11

a, PHiIttADELPHM iIt ,H :. Cali. ~ per cent;
three % si* months. ~ 10 ~ psr cont n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11
Proposals
BOROUGH OF SARBERTH 41ses SERIAL.
EIANGROI Nd KONDS OF 1902.

Sealed proposals Will be received b.
Charles V. Noel. Secretary OF the borough
q Nar6crth, pennsylyanta, at his office. Elm
o'clock r. NJ. Monday, October 2. i9ea. for
thirty thousand $50 6oO) dollars Borough
of Narberth Playground Improvement bonds
Of 1922. These bonds will be dated August
!. 1929. will be of the denomination of one
thousand $4,000 dollars each, will bear
Interest semi-annually at the rate Of -four
ana one-half 4ig'sl per 'cn,um. n'! VII.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11

Unsettled Prices on Paris 6ourse
ths Bourss today. Three per cent rentes 81
francs. 90 centimes; exehsnps on I,endon. g
trsnes. 90 ss2itms.: n. sliar vas quoted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11
THE PnlLADEIrnlA EIECTE;c--

iVVU Chtstnut ftrect tU'
The BoaTd BdaePF''ie OF Birec3o,r.A T3, .Ausast a. 1922
clsrsd SSar.erly dividend Of az %'s IbatHy bahy de;
stonS Ssn Of his npoa the preferred csso SI
l5. i9SS' to stGckhoders OF rsSo FSIeptember
2l' ivsz' H. c. LUCAS Treastr4asust tn4sust
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11

100 ,,.r Aux. ~ -C
800 ,,s, I..,, coaI., ~
'Cl y,s, u ,:oo1. "a 80 a.
-cC0 \.-h Ton : So Eo,Sl
90 : i,rb To-, y - -. 81
700 ht,an I}.r & A,,a,,,c
200 lTsn,ir rn,s, ''I't,,o i,o,2l
% 80 Al rrn,inr ~ iIr
'O7 +, A,'as rnr,,I,, ,r
400 Aus,,r %j,i,o,. a.
400 Auqt,n E'croIs -, as
: so r. ,dW.rr ,r,rOt'yef37
200 : rl,dw.n Toe, ~ &c
200 R3f.,rio,, A. ohio re
200 Earusl,u C'Iaqs a.
100 Bar.sdar lass n a.
200 T4rrat, I,eothsr a.
100 Ea,3r Eros "a
1000 H., r1,,,, parI.irs a
800 , Ea,b,clr,,, eel -
7rD : Bs.b s,cs, = &c
c1D Rrj, Er, s,sr, =.
~ Rr,- I'm Steei Is, ~ -
GO Ri, E,r, s.cc, ~ ~ a.
,~o p-ooI,,,.7 r,l,sar -,
81 El,ryr r,,td T'r.,s,. 81
20 R~oy-,, sroa aus "A
49, . Rvrrs Bros b., Ae
'no rn1| ro, G. yi,, :
400 Ratio 4, sun con 2c
TO- Rl,..~.,', 20 &C
~ ..Ia, rc,. - : y :,
.r.a s r.,E.f,rr,, r'>r,,,,c sl
81. ,..',r,-,.Io po,-o, "a
IA .tsorri, %, -, a.
!r~- rnr 2trr arL Iesd ic
}1gl "a csradtan rac nc.t4c
80 rnr,rsr ra,,r,ar a.
- ov I.,.La- 80 e
,-1 rnr,ral ~ :. 70c
"a ,,.rra1do.I,,s,N .C
-11 ,.o.,.,in .ao5 ,5-,l ,r
@ ~, =. ,,,a"s,or XI.a.. 80. -
..II ,,l"aS,,''a ,'' .'u,V. -'9'o, 49,, y
-, ~. ,",
,,[ ,.,,''.. Wv - g 9 ,,.o.',, ..'
,-,J ,-,I . ~ MI & - P, 60. ;:
*. N'. =. 0r
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Philadelphia Stocks
PHILADELPHIA BONDS

NET change mad" by comparison with
sale on New York stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

w RLD'S LARGEST
/ N C A N ID E S C E N 7
LAMP. A COCO watt
electric lamp contrasted
with the ordinary Is watt
bnlb-specially designed
to provide the nearest pos
sible approach to sunlight
for the use of motion pic
t1re studios.
Coxrtcsy General Electric Ca
Left - PUZZLE PIC
TURE-find the man! A
view taken within the
crater of the only active
volcano in the United
States-Mt. Lassen to-
437 feet), Northern Cali
fornia. In 1914 Mt. Las
sen let go. great clouds of
steam, and mud were
thrown high in the air,
rocks swept down from
the peak over the sur
rounding country and the
United States Forestry
Observatory at the tor
was blown to bits. To
day the crater is unsafe
to walk upon at many
points. The region has
been set aside as a ma,
tional park, but as yei
has been visited by few.
r.. b. Lo0,nis
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

THE SMALLEST MA
TIONAL BANK in the
United States is this I6
by 20 frame structure,
built three years ago Mt
Normal, Nebraska. Its
original capital was $15,-
coo to-day its assets
have increased more than
tenfOld. 1t has a record
of no Losses and no change
in directorate or stock
holders ESTIMATED as
worth over $3, ,O0O, ,O0O},
since it was organized.
Richt-TRAPROCK EX-
PLAINS. DR.. Walter p.
Traprock, author of "The
Cruise of the Kawa," pic
tured in Yellowstone Park
explaining to his fellow
South Sea author, Fred
erick O'Brien tright), and
his publisher, George z:
Putnam, just why it would
be impossible to sail the
Kawa through the Grand
Canyon.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

BREAKING A WORLDS
RECORD. Five stop
watches catch Sven Lund-
gren, of Sweden, as he
breaks the tape after rum
ming 500 meters in 1 min
ute, S $40 seconds new
worlds record, established
at Stockholm on Septem-
ber IL. Note how the FIVE
timers have lined up in
order to sight across the
finish line and clock the
runner accurately.
Wide World
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

NEW SOVEREIGNS OF
TIE HELLENES. The
GRown Prince George and
Cfvwn Princess Eliza
18th. who were sworn In
hst week as the new King
And Queen of Greece.
men the erstwhile King
Y Gonstantine, bowling TO the
Nih Of the army and
ANY, abdicated, and nc
fdlng to reports, was
eprisoned by the revo-
flcnaries in Athens
asan . photo made follow
Ax the wedding of the
sealer Princess ElixA-
- Of Rnmania TO the
Fccian Prince less. than
Me years ago. uaaersooea