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The Washington times., 1922-05-05
StOnewali Jackson
Ball Next Thursday.

Stonewall jackson Chapter. No.
90. L. d. c.. will give it's annual
May ball on next Thursday eve
ming, at Wardman Park Hotel. The
young ladies' committee is COM
posed OF Mrs. Bertram Trenis,
chairman: Miss Margaret Mans
field, vice chairman: they viii have
as their assistants Miss Virginia
Price, Miss May Little, Miss Pris-
ella Slaughter, Mrs. William Doing,
jr.. Mrs. Ralph Endicott, Miss Wini-
fred DeVoe. Miss Lois Maupin. Miss
clair. Miss Francis Trotter, Miss
Alice Sargeant. Miss Gladys SIN
clair, Miss Francis Trotter. Miss
Louise Carman. Mrs. Charles Haig.
Miss Rebecca Dial. Miss Anne Gar
rett. Miss Virginia Robinson, Miss
Marjorie StinsQn, Miss Elsie Schultz.
Miss Maria Davidson. Miss Mabel
Steagall. Miss Lucille Welch. Miss
Eula Thomas. Miss Meliss Taylor.
and Miss Myra Steagall.
Others on the committee are
Miss Davtette Ficklen. Miss Laura
LeJeune. Miss Margaret Croeson.
Miss Dorothy bennett. Mrs. Ger
Casley. Miss Emma Dowell. Mrs
ing. Miss Fay Freeman, Miss Con-
stance Adams. Miss Mary Don
nelly. Miss Virginia Gott. Mis-.
Blanche Cooksey. Miss Hannah
Weaver. Miss Elizabeth Zolnay
Miss Pearl Creamer. Miss Virginia
Pullen- Miss Louise Mattingly,
Miss Norma Burwell. Miss Jeffe
D. Brown. Miss Jack Ward, Miss
Lillian Morgan. Miss Helen Mont
Eomery. Miss Jacqueline Mansfield.
Miss Dorothea King. Miss Peggy
Fred. Miss Rebecca Fred. Miss
Anne Lynn. Miss Margaret Lynn,
Miss Au1Iey Pendleton. Miss Willie
Mary Darrow. Miss Jessica Smith
MI Sabine Wallace. Miss Gretna
Boswell Miss Elsie Linde, and Miss
Pearl Clarke.
The Washington committee OF the
Nassar endowment fund Is planning
20 present Edith Wynne Matthison
Is an outdoor production OF "As You
Like It." by William Shakespeare at
the Woman's National Foundation on
Thursday, May IS, and Friday. May
10. at 4:l5 o'clock In the afternoon.
Mics Mary Wallace. daughter Of
the Secretary OF Agriculture. Is
chairman OF the committe in charge
OF the two performances. Other Nom
bers OF the committee include Mrs.
Fernando Cuniberti. Miss Sybil
Fletcher. Mrs. Henry S. Graves, and
Mrs, Cazenove Lee.
Mrs. J. W. Churchill. OF Erie, Pa,
nothes OF Capt. II. w. Churchill, u.
G s,a tiopeS IN Waship C1op o.
a guest at the Burlington Hotel. Mrs
A. Ramsey, Montreal. Canada, Ia
also a guest at the Burlington.
The Business Alumnae Association
will hold the last OF their dances this
season on Saturday evening al 200
Sixteenth street at Q o'clock. The
dance will he informal.
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
TENTATIVE VALUATION
PUT ON ROADS BY l.. c. G.
Virginian's S52,z5O,314, Ore
gon Trunks SI5,O49, ,O86.

WAsHrNGToN, May 22.-Interstate
Commerce Commission valuation for the
property of the Virginian Railroad was
fixed to-day tentatively at S52,750,314
The Virginian's own property account
listed total assets at s91,2S0,5S1, and its
capital account showed stocks and
bonds having a par value of $50, 9,663,500
issued against the property.
For the Oregon Trunk railroad the
commission found to-day a valuation of
$15,0490S6. The roads books showed
assets of S16,556,s26.
For the Baltimore. Chesapeake and
Atlantic Railroad the commission fixed
value Of s3,5o7,S09, in contrast 10
$4.754,9S3 of total assets listed by the
company.
For the Puget Sound and Cascade
Railroad. in Washington State the COM
mission found a tentative valuation OF
S429,912, in contrast to assets of
S469.954 given by the corporation.
The valuations in every case, IL ap'
proved finally by the commission. after
hearings, will be used TO govern rate
making.
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
NEW OIL COMPANY FORMED.

The Texas Consolidated oil Company
has been formed under California laws
by the Consdine Martin oil Company
for obtaining funds for an intensive
drilling campaign on the Ia.ters 1000
acre tract Of oil lands in Stephens
county. Texas. The new company will
issue at once 100000 shares of $40 par
stock and will then exchange share for
share for the 100000 shares OF Considine
Martin stock outstanding. Sutro G. CO.,
San Francisco. have undcrwrltten a
block OF 100000 shares OF the new stock
not taken by present stockholders az 81
a share. The company has acreage az
joining the properties of tho Texas Coal
and on Company and the Md Kansas
Oil Company.
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
MANHATTAN co. TO BUY
OZONE PARK NATIONAL
$500 a Share for Stock Said to
Figure in Merger.

Negotiations have been about con-
cluded for the acquisition Of the First
National Bank of Ozone Park by the
Bank of the Manhattan Company. For
NAL announcement of the merger is ex-
pectcd to be made in a few days. The
Bank of the Mamie ttan Company, 1t Is
understood, has offered $500 share for
the stock Of the Ozone Park institution,
and the stockholders of the latter have
agreed TO accept the offer subject to
certain conditions.
The surplus and undivided profits of
the ozone Park bank amount to 1926, 600
and deposits approximate $4,000, 900.
The bank has bond investments of
81, 500, 900. which show a profit of be-
tween 100000 and s125.000. The bank
was formed In 1907 with $4,000 capital.
John b. Reimer has been president since
its organization.
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
u. S. GOLD SHOULD BE
USED TO AID EUROPE
Our Help Needed to Put Her
on Gold Basis, Says GchIe.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. MAY 22.-The
United States should take steps to place
part of it's huge gold supply at the dis
posal of the chief European countries
that they may return to a gold basis,
declared Frederick w. Gehle of the Me-
chanics and Metals National Bank,
speaking in the convention of the Re-
serve City Bankers Association here to-
day.
1T is agreed by every one who has
given the matter any thought" said
Mr.. Gehle, that so long as we keep our
vast hoard of gold the restoration of the
gold standard abroad will not be likely.
Forcing gold out of this country at this
time would be like forcing water to run
uphill. However, in the interest of all it
ought to be done, and by the right kind
of an international conference way
may be found. But 1t Is only by the
closest possible economic cooperation
among the nations without the shacklng
considerations of politics that way
will be found.
Primarily, then, there must be a
restoration of stability abroad. Political
and social order. sound financial pro-
grams, reductions I'm currency supply
and rigid economy are all part of the
formula, but all must be compounded
INTO tHdt one peace giving quailty,
stability
"rhe war and the subsequent condi-
tions Of peace strained the worlds credit
system to the utmost yet commerce still;
counts for its existence upon credit and
stakes its future upon the continuing
acceptance OF the principle that men will
honor their notes at maturity. Success
In the future then will be tested by the
readiness on the part of those who have
what others need to go on accepting
notes and bonds, payable in the future.
In the assurance that those notes and
bonds will be paid at maturity"
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
SOUTH AMERICAN
SITUATION BETTER
Reserve Board Sees Signs of
Economic Improvement Oh
Business Horizon.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-Signs of bet
ter economic conditions were seen to-
day on the South American business
horizon by the Reserve Board in its
monthly bulletin for May Economic
conditions in Argentina. the board de-
clared. were improving gradually. due
TO increased demand for leading export
commodities. notably cereals, hides and
wool. As result, export prices have
risen while stocks of commodities on
hand awaiting shipment are much
lower than they were last year. and
stocks of imported merchandise have
been gradually reduced There was
general confidence, the board found, that
the Argentine economic situation. al
though temporarily unstable, was funda-
mentally sound
THE national Government" the board
said. lis. on the whole. in rather un-
favorable situation financially, being
handicapped by its fiscal system. At
present the most urgent problems con-
fronting the Government are the con-
solidation Of the floating debt and the
preparation OF an adequate budget
scheme which will enable the Admins
tration TO meet current expenses and
interest and amortization charges
although production of all staple
articles which constitute the source OF
Brazifs national income has fallen in
the last year, Brazil the board de-
clared, was beginning to develop other
industries which would make her less
dependent on the principal staples
Some of the new industries, the board
noted were growing cotton and cereals
.>1, Il
cattle raising and allied industries
Decreased production of nitrate, the
board continued. had resulted in
serious unemployment In Chile and af-
fected her business and Government
revenue.
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY. May 80.
Renewals. ......... 3lklLast. ........... ,
IIlgh............... . Years hlgh........ @
Lcw............... Years low........
TIME LOANS.
Mixed collaterals. go 20 90 days.... 42IiS
Mixed colaterals. to q months ..... 4n3h
lndustrials. 80 10 30 days. s............ 4TiA
lndustrials, to q months. ........... 4d4i4
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Best names. 10 6 months. ...... "a
Other names, TO months. ........ a.
DISCOUNT RATE, RESERVE BANR.
Commercial paper. Els days, Az 60 10 90
days, AZ; Liberty bonds and Victory notes
IL days. az rs to 80 days, AZ, bankers
acceptances, II 10 90 days. Az.
"Fixed November 2. Previous rate, o.,
fixed September 81.
OPEN MARKET RATES.
Call loans and acceptances. ........,..... 3cs
Discount rates on prime bankers accept
ances eligible for purchase by Federal Re
serve banks:
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask
30 days....... 34 SIS 90 days.. 81. 3n
60 days....... 3A 3isi20 days. -. "a. 3H
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges, $3.50, 100, 600 I:
balances, SjG 900, ,0O0 Federal Reserve credit
balances, Sji.TOO,OOO.
SILVER MARKET.
Official bar silver IN New York, domestic
Ugssc., unchanged; foreign, T3s.c.. up NC
London, 37Md.. up I'd; Mexican dollars.
Range OF silver prices this year:
Highest Lowest
London ...... 3I%d.. May 20 3cisd.. Feb. es
New york;. 73Ac, May - o2Ac., Feb. -
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
Utah Dividend Meeting soon.

The Utah Copper Company's direc-
tors are scheduled TO meet next week TO
act on its dividend for the current
quarter. IL was reported yesterday IN
the financial district that there was
agitation among the companys leading
interests to Increase the dividend but
officials Of the company declined TO IN
dicate whether or not such step would
be taken in the meeting.
The New York herald., 1922-05-23

stockholders reported on March / and a
decrease of l.206 from the total listed
as of January ]. 1922.
The average holding on May / was
71.l2 shares in contrast to 70.A month
previous. On the same date foreign
holdings were 3.S per cent. of the COM
pany's outstanding stock. an increase of
2.31 per cent. over a year ago. Women
numbering 66.Si2 were holders of 31.l2
per cent. of the stock. decrease Of 0.0i
per cent from the showing of a yeai
previous.
The New York herald., 1922-05-23

1t has paid dividends regularly at the rate of 85
its Preferred stock. 1t has paid since 1908
not less than 50. 90 per share year its Common
stock and the present rate is So per share.
The interest the underlying bonds of the gas and
electric companies operated under lease listed below
is in effect guaranteed by the Public Service Electric
Company the Public Service Gas Company as these
Companies have contracted to pay rentals sufficient
pay the indicated interest charges No of these
bonds has defauted either in respect interest
sinking fund or principal
The Guaranteed Stocks listed below also in
effect guaranteed by the Public Service Gas Company
the Public Service Electric Company these Com
panies have contracted pay rentals sufficient pay
the indicated dividends. These dividends have always
been paid regularly.
Conananu,S letter TO 11s dated Nav ID 1000
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
Public Service Corporation
of New Jersey

/ HE Public Service Corporation of New Jersey is
of the largest and important enterprises of
it's kind in the United States 1t controls and operates
substantially al of the electric power and light, gas
and railway business of the of New Jersey
serving an estimated population Of than 2500,
900. Last year this system generated than 805
million kilowatt hours Of electricity, produced more
than billion cubic feet Of gas, and carried more than
430 million passengers
The gross earnings for the year ended December
81, 1921, exceeded S75,00 1000. The combined capi-
talization Of the companies comprising the system
exceeds $500 900, 900.
The Public Service Corporation of New Jersey was,
organized in 1908, and by 1906 had acquired prac-
tically all of the companies that comprise the
system.
The facts as stated above are con- aimed in th
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
Computing-TabuIatinr Mec,,,r

The Computing-Tabul Recording
Company's directors will meet to-day
for action on its common stock dividend
According to information obtained In
sources familiar with the company's de-
velopments II Is proposed 20 Increase
the dividend from its present per cent.
rate. IL had not been determined. II
was said yesterday, what the new rate
would be.
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

to ma new YouKr rIru,r
New yorkHc Burcnu
d.. C..
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
P. R. R. HOLDERS DECREASE.
Number of Names on List Drops to
14O,3O3 on May l..

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
reports further decrease of 1.il7
names in its list OF stockholders. Its
stockholders on May ] were 140.393. in
contrast to $40 on April /, 1922. The
figure of May l represents decline OF
l.52s holders from the record number OF
The New York herald., 1922-05-23

DOWNRIGHT COMPANY Inc has long been identified with
- of the Public Utility of this the distribution
hundred millions dollars their We believe
exceptionally
Below list of
securities these
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

We are engaged IN the business OF
providing homes. IL you are the right
sort you can earn enough extra money
20 buy home Of your own. Just
write your name and address on a
sheet Of paper and say where you are
now employed II you have a tele-
phone give Us your number Then
mail 10 10 Box 337, care The News
Times, South Bend, Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
FORD GARAGE


Lively south Dakota town OF 600
Aberdeen territory. own sheet iron COW
cred building 2oxG0: high grade shop
equipment. blacksmith shop in cOnnec-
tion; plenty work; good location; $3.50
and invoice stock.
IMPLEMENT STOCK AND BUILDING
south Dakota town own building
2SX4G. two lots, International line no
competition. in good farming and stock
raising territory, clearing big money 4.
building 5000 and invoice stock
about $500
CHEESE FACTORY
In best dairy section eastern Wisc0n-
sin. own good frame factory and $
room house. electricity. etc; 5000 lbs
daily high grade equipment and ma
chinery. employs two men complete
for property and equipment. $4,000.
MODERN GARAGE.
South Dakota town az POO. Mobridgo
territory stuccO building jpX~o, heat
ing plant: large territory, REQ and
bort agency; modern equipment. clear
Ing $4,000 yearly. stock VIII invoice
about $1,000.
DRUG STOCK AND FIXTURES.
Good South Dakota town, Webster
territory, rent $50. strictly up-to- date
fixtures soda fountain, mo- COMPETE
ton; finest equipped drug store in vi
cinity. Fixtures $500 and stock 90
invoice.
FLOUR. FEED AND GRIST MILL.
Wisconsin town, Waupuea territory p
own mill property also . story stucco
house good 30 d. p. engine. - 90 90
bu. per mr. capacity, doing $4,000 an
nually; $500, stock az invoice.
GENERAL STORE
Dandy south Dakota town, Aberdeen
territory; own brick building and q
room house; good fixtures and fine 10
cation: doing 10000 annually carry
about 5000 stock.
GARAGE.
Lively Wisconsin County Seat town
Of 10000: rent 500; high grade equip
ment: best location in town; 81. 400 for
equipment and invoice about $500.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Lively Wisconsin town of 500. Wan
sau territory; 13 sleeping rooms, bar
office, dining room and kitchen. own
good building on state highway; rates
- per day large business 5000 viii
handle
CONFECTIONERY & DRUG SUNDRIES.
In good country town: no competi-
tion; a nice store building with = living
rooms. don't forget this. lt is good.
GROCERY
Splendid Minnesota town OF 1000
near Twin Cities rent $50 with heat.
good fixtures; cash business with de
livery. doing so cash daily. main
street strictly mp 20 date; 5000 fix
lures. Invoice stock
GARAGE
South Dakota town; cement building
J0x70: located on X T. trail complete
equipment: corner location, doing good
business; Ford agency open. Complete,
$1,000 and invoice accessories.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE COMPANY,
225 Hamm Bldg. st. Paul. MINI.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

THIRTY NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
auto accessories: handsome plate glass
windshield wings, rear view mirrors
spot lights. aluminium foot scrappers
tires, tubes, etc. Car owners, dealers
buy one 10 gross. Big profits ENclus-
I've territory. Write for booklet. Sensa-
tional agency prices Rapid Sales Cor
pOratiOn, Dept, 81, Grand Rapids,
Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

NAN WANTED to take orders Tor large
manufacturer. Standard merchandise,
easy sales, quick money every week
Box ala News Times.
MAN.
/ am looking for a particular type OF
man who is inherently honest, who can
faithfully represent an organization 81
national reputation and record regard
less OF your present occupation you may
be that type Of man whom / can place in
position 10 earn not less than 5000
per year. II you cannot call Immediate
ly write for appointment.
Mr.. DRULINER.
col FARMERS TRUST BLDG
GOOD LIVE NAN to act as general agent
: One who can sell the best health and
accident policies written. Write Us for
our liberal contract. The Western
Casualty Co, Gas * Electric Bldg,
Denver. Colo
MEN-SS5 weekly for spare dime: mailing
letters. Experience unnecessary. Send
stamped addressed envelope for terms
The Anderson system sheldon. Wis.
EARN Sll0 TO $50 monthly. expenses
paid. railway traffic Inspector: po-
sition guaranteed after months
sparetime study or money refunded
excellent opportunities. Write for free
booklet E-29S. stand Business Train
ing Institute. Buffalo. y. y.
NIEN wanted to qualify for hremen.
brakemen. experience unnecessary
transportation furnished. Write W
Boggess, Supt.. =. Louis.
MEN-Sen "Willems" dependable fruit
trees and shrubherv. Steady demand.
Complete cooperation Commission
r,aid weekly Write for terms wnlems.
sons Nurseries. Rochester. y. y
WANTED Barber az White Palace Bar
Der shop. basement Mishawaka Trust
Bldg. Mishawaka-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
You Need Job Read Cassifications 3d. 49, 81 and IS
EMPLOYMENT

Help wanted-Female 81
YOUNG GIRL 10 help with housework
In mornings III r.. Navarro 81. Main
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

HELP wANTED-MALE"
You are working hard for the dol
lars you earn. but are you making
your dollars work just as hard Tor
you?
South Bend today offers wonder
full advantages both 20 the worker
and 20 the dollar that is put 10
work.
Some dollars don't work. They are
law dollars. other dollars only
work part time Here Is your
chance 10 make your dollars do a
full days work.
We are renting dollars on a years
basis on an Sc basis. That means
500 in a year will earn IS for you.
$1,000 vii earn $50.
II you earn IS per day every 500
at work equals one days work on
your part.
We will put your dollars to work
providing needed homes for South
Bend.
Every dollar will be guaranteed
by $500 in assets, so you can't
lose. Your money will be working
here in South Bend where you can
watch IL.
You can invest as small an amount
rs $780,. or $40 monthly, for ten
months.
Why not investigate? Write. phone
or call at our Office at your con-
venience.
SECURITIES INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
122 s. Main st.
Main S66
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

MAN wanted to work on farm. exper-
fenced hand. steady job If you can
do the work. Susie samson, X. r. 3,
Buchanan, Mich. Phone 229Fll.
SHINGLERS-AH around men ON wood
and asphalt; experienced only. Phone
NJ 3243. Call al F.. Bronson
KITCHEN PORTER WANTED-Apply
Manager, jefferson Hotel
EXPERIENCED acetylene burner who
understands burning scrap iron Must
be willing worker. Apply Mr.. Wilson,
old boiler room, French paper mill,
Niles. Mich
WANTED-FOundry laborers. timers.
yardmen. electrician and wood r1a-
chine operators. Dodge Mfg. &c,
Miskawaka. Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

v II lsA.NAa It ~ a va
In best dairy section eastern WiscOn-
sin. own good frame factory and $
room house. electricity. etc; 5000 lbs
daily. high grade equipment and ma
chinery employs two men complete
for property and equipment. $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

South Dakota town az POO. Mobridgc
territory: stucco building joXSo, heat
ing plant: large territory. REQ and
bort agency modern equipment. clear
Ing $4,000 yearly. stock VIII invoice
about $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

We want men now employed IN the
factories OF south Bend who will in
vestigate for themselves the OppOr-
tunity we offer and then when they are
satisfied will talk a. over with their
friends and fellow workers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanfed-NLaIe

HELP wANTED-You can add from ten
dollars per week up % your income
n you can sell an SCI South Bend In
vestment backed by real estate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
sec on your investment without your
services or risk.
CONSERVATIVE
We can use 100000 in amounts from
$1,000 Up.
Yen will be protected by assets
Of over $3.50 600
why not investigate?
SECURITIES INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
122 s. Main st.
Main $50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

BEFORE or after buying that home on
payments write for money saving mon
ey making information. Particulars
free. d Brands. box 524 Akron. Ohio
CASH for your business or property.
BUYERS waiting. Quick Sale. 30 Pub
licity. No exclusive contract. CHI
CAGO BUSINESS & RENLTY EN-
CHANGE, 800 SO. LaSalle St, Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11
Tailoring and Pressing

SCHU BERT-"Little Dutch Cleaner" p.
y. Main 81 Phone Lincoln G474. TIE
best cleaning at standard prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-11

MAKE S25 10 $50 weekly extra during
spare time selling greatest sensation OF
year. Every candy. cigar. delicatessen,
drug and general store a prospect. Sell
from photograph. Union Speciality Mfg
Co Dept D. Albion Mich
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-26

Statement By Mr. Joe Vaughn To My Friends with the firm of Friedman O. than years uhfuy that have such values sacrifices merchandise have been in business to attend this sale early before the stock badly depleted
 JOE V.VAUCHN