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New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
worthington Dividend Passed

Announcement was made after the
close Of the market yesterday that di-
rectors Of the Worthington Pump and
Machinery Company had passed the
quarterly dividend of 81 share due on
the common stock at this time. Weak
ness in the stock during the last few
days led to runnors that the dividend
would be omitted. A statement issued
after yesterdays meeting said: "The
last previous declaration Of common
stock dividend was on September g..
1921, at which time the dividend Of 81 a
share was declared payable 81 quarter
ly. At the time it was hoped the busi-
ness depression then current would not
continue for any considerable period.
There has been a marked change how
ever, for the better in the last few
months both as to volume of orders
and earnings, and although cash and
working capital position is strong di-
rectors believed the declaration Of a
dividend on the common stock Is not
advisable at this time"
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
uninn Pacific In Iuix

The report of the Union Pacific
system for July failed to disclose any
important unfavorable effects. of the
shipments strike, which was In force all
Of last month. There was a drop of
slightly more than s1,0o0,0o0 in gross
compared with the corresponding month
last year, but saving in the operating
end resulted In gain of S2S4,858 in
net operating income. A decrease of
$1,076,o42 in the amount expended for
maintenance of equipment, however,
accounted largely for the decrease in
operating expenses, and this was proba-
bly, due almost entirely to the walk-out
Of the shopmen. Accounting for the
decrease of 81 ,076,344 in gross earnings
were the reductions Of $732,s37 in
freight revenues and S4oS,8s3 in pas
senger earnings.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Call Money in Demand

1t is significant Of the broadening
speculation in securities and Of the
recent upward swing of prices that
the advance in the call loan rate to
per cent yesterday and on Monday
resulted not from any fiuctuation in
supply, but from the increased de-
mand for such accommodations. Since
the markets rise lost momentum last
spring the marking up Of the call loan
rate until now has invariably been as
sociated with contract in offer
ings and the readjustments incident
to the calling of loans.
City's Bank Interest In Russia
The report from abroad that the
Russo-Adriatic Bank of London had
reached an agreement with the Soviet
government for restoration of it's
property and for the eventual pay
ment by Russia of e3,000,000 for dam
ages caused by naturalization raised
the question yesterday as to pos
sible adjustment of the National City
Banks interest in Russia. It's prop
critics are known TO be in the hands
of the Soviet, but whether they have
been nationalized is not known here.
The situation has been referred to
the State Department for handling
and officials of the bank Indicated
yesterday that they would not under
take direct negotiations with the
Soviet.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
"Cloyer Leaf" Issues Soar

The sensational jump of Ga points
in Toledo, St. Louis & Western yes
terday was accompanied by reports
that the company is preparing to in
augurate dividends on the common
stock at the rate Of 5 per cent short
ly after dividends are begun on the
preferred, which is entitled to 4 per
cent The latter made new hign
for the year at STA and closed 27s
points higher at 56A. Last March the
Van Sweringen interests of Cleveland
acquired controlling interest in the
road. The amount involved in the
deal was understood to have been in
the neighborhood Of $33 500, ,O0o The
low for the comon stock this year
was 8,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Public Utility Group

While there was some evidence Of
profit taking in Consolidated Gas yes
terday other members Of the public
utility group continued TO make new
highs for the year. Among these were
Columbia Gas and Electric, Brooklyn
Union Gas and Public Service of New
Jersey, which ended the market session
at 81. The last named company will
made public tomorrow its July earnings
statement which is expected to show
large increases in both gross and net
over the corresponding month last year.
The surplus available for the common
stock, which Is understood not to in
clude other income, will be at an
annual rate in excess Of f3 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Slight recessions in rates on Euro
pean centers marked quiet trading in
foreign exchange yesterday, but offer
ings were fairly well absorbed and de-
clines were small. Czech crowns con-
tinued in demand and scored another
new high level for the movement above
8 cents
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23

Bank CIearings-B Bank clearings at
New York yesterday were: Exchanges,
$695,300, 900; balances, $51,300,0o0.
Silver-London, SAID; New York,
domestic bar, 995sc; foreign, e9Bc;
Mexican dollars, 521sc.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-08
BARGAINS in Notions

Extra large lOc boxes of l0c hair pins
assorted sizes for &c two for l5c
Palm leaf fans 2 for SC
Yard wide Rubber Sheeting ACC yd
All Silk wide hair bow ribbon 35c yd
One lot hair brushes l5c
Best 1Oc grade pins &c two for 15c
Duplex Safety pins all sizes lOc
Peter Rabbit lOc safety pins &c, 2 for 15c
15c Chamois skins for lOc
Ladies Rubber Aprons warranted for 45c
rs and 2Oc Ocean Pearl Buttons for 1Oc d..
20E Wright Bros. Tape all colors 15c
LSdies Short silk Gloves, black and white
o. nle half price 4250 for 3l.25. 31.75
Tor &c, $50 for 76c, 1l.00 for Soc
1870 &c SILK Handkerchief for lie
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-08

"HoW could overlook such
splendid Shoes" added the Pep.
tomist. land see what prices"
Ladies Patent Leather Oxfords, two
strap, medium low rubber heels,
Goodyear welt soles, solid leather
counters and inner soles, perfor-
ated trimmed, all sizes, sale ST. 90
Ladies Olympic Patent Leather
Oxfords, two straps across, one
vertical strap, medium rubber
heels, Goodyear welt soles, solid
leather counters and inner soles
perforated trimmed all sizes $500
Ladies CUT Out Style Patent OK
fords, two strap buckle fasteners,
Goodyear welt soles, solid insoles,
medium rubber heels, all sizes IS
Ladies Black and Brown Kid OK
fords, lace and one strap, solid
leather soles, insoles and counters
all sizes Sale Price $2.98
Our Well.known Mems Army
Shoe, brown solid leather through.
out-soles, insoles, counters
Goodyear welt, Munson last, all
sizes 1886
One lot children's 81. 40 and $3.50
White Canvas Slippers, rubber
soles for $l.OO
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-08
NOT A WORD

He's pushing the new mer-
chandise forward-filling the
windows with it filling the
aisles and counters with in
viting offerings and his pen
Gil is busy all day long pre-
pairing VALUES for you.
For this is a value giving
event that will make this old
town ring with excitement.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-08

Bates 80 inch Dress Gingnams 27!c
Renfrew so inch Dress Ginghams 274c
29c Dress Ginghams 80 inch 25c
76c Gold Bond q inch Ginghams lSc
One lot Apron Ginghans Sae
One tot plaid Dress Ginghams Ice Ice
Best grade Bleached Muslin 15c
Extra good Bleached Muslin l4c
Standard grade Bleached Muslin 12sc
One lot Bleached Cambria l5c
40 inch Unbleaceed Muslin 15c
Standard Unbleached Muslin 121c
Good Unbleached Muslin lie
One lot finely woven light weight
quilting Muslin lie
One lot Straw Ticking 1lac
One lot z OF. Ticking 25c
One lot 8 OF. Ticking 27ac
Best Pepperill 9.4 81 inches wide)
bleachedand unbleached Sheeting 45c
25c yard wsde Comfort Caetonne 19c
8 lb Quilting Batting on sale soc
Yard wide French Cambria dark and
light faunn 23c
Best Everett Cheviot 15c
Yard wide Apron Cretonne 19c
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10
MAIL ORDERS
receive our prompt and careful! sttenti o n n.nu ens
enclose postage with rom remittance "
send yonr order {. O.. D.

SNAP Fasteners, selected brass. BLACK; and wnite
dozen 1919. .... =. $3.50. 49,. -. -0
Bias Tape, pink. blueS black and white.
8 yards to piece = - - &
RICK Rack, white. red, pink. blue. and black.
per piece
Thread, j. p. Coats, $50 yard spools ........'H
Crochet Cotton, C1axk's O. n. 4. white and
coaored
Pins, full count, 100 pins. needle points ......'4c
Hair Pins, wire, assorted sizes to box -. 4c.:sc
Hair Pins, ccalulold. all sizes. per box 1......'4c
Pearl Buttons. two hole style. per card ..:.... &C
Goats Darninx Cotton. s ply, IS "a. sRools,
per spool ................ Y. ~ =
Hooks and Eyes. all Sizes, black and white :. 4c
Nccdfcs, sharp's. an sizes, per pkg. ........ SC
Lingerie Tape. good quality. pink and blue,
fast cofor, 3 yard piece ......... ..-..... &c
Collar HAnds, all sizes. hand shrnnk ..,..... &c
Tissue Toilet Paper. 4 OF. rolls, 3 for ...... CSC
Flake WhitA Soap, 9 for .............:. csc
Childrcns Carriers 1Sc
Sock CARERS 11cs sc
2-in-1 S6Oe Fohtsll lOc
Mems Single Grip Carriers :.......:...... 2sc
Mems Double Grip Carriers ............... SOC
Ladies' Handkerchiefs .................. &c
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Realizing Sales
Fail to G. n ck
Cotton Advance
Close ) TO 20 Points Up:
Showers Favorable to
Plant. but Regarded as In
creasing Weevil Danger

While carly advances met great
deal OF realizing IN the cotton market
Yesterday, Il was absorbed on rcAe-
tions Of 30 or 30 points. and nearly
all the active months made rev higi
ground for the day and movement IN
later trading. October contracts sold
OF from 22e5c 20 22j1c. rallied 20
previous best prices and closed at
% soc. with the general market Z losing
barely steady az net advance q 70
20 points
Th- opening advance % - ~ - roir's
v.. fr~ 70 fhe s'rencfh - Liverpool and
urseiiied westhcr ~ tho south At .-'..e
'fe high price touched on n" call ne
october contracts showed On advance ~
.ss points from the low ieve. - !as' week
and al deliveries made ne~ high records
10 ne feafon There wa heAff rfaH1
Ing while fhcrc may also have been fcn' =
tered selling for q reaction 90 the ground
that recent afynr-ea had hrrn over rapid
ana on expectations ~ favorable weekly
report from the Weafh~r Bureau '0-moF .
sow Fofa time the market was weak h-o
unseft'el und~- this pressure. ana acfife
months s8id 30 % - poinis me- love-. hli
eNer.rrs then fa?crfd ~ and contracts
were comparatively fcarcc during tho cary
afternoon when eariy se.lers attempted 20
The show.-y wea;hs- reported - ~"
eoufh VS. considered favorable for thH de-
vN!opfuent - the plant b. marf traders.
ss' was very generally -cgarded - IN
cressinr the -1rr-- . o. f.H'..
rh.r ~. ......-.r. -r. ,-ff % a good
.-rt der .I. ,0i faios -
81 5ro h-,.s o. frr ii.t tascf n,r-
l-an r. a. buiilsn impression ol ~
men. :, WIS reported that pre9arsiion ,,
a-e being s.ade o. ckr0ft 10000 bales -
~.-.S.f ~o..on ou. - ~ local stock.
e,,., ,,+ -r.t. rt officially re-
s,or.-d ,~c-c f. I.ra.f .- q. points higher.
except Augu~a. snich was ROM .lH
a. The local market for spot cotton was
,;endy ard poinfs higher AZ .5.3oo. 10
aaies were reported.
Range u prices
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Reports of Dry
Weather Bring
Wheat Advance
Complaints of Lack of Rain
Feature Canadian Advices:
Close Is Unsettled at
Rise of 21s to 25s Gents

CHICAGO. June 90 Dry weather
complaints from Canada and from some
sections west of here had considerable
70 do to-day with bringing about an ad-
vance IN the price 81 wheat The mar
kct closed unsettled 2hc 70 2a.c net
higher, with July SLIPS. 70 Sl.i2A and
September sll5t 20 sii3~. Corn
gained &c 20 / &c and oats &c 20 &C.
In provisions the outcome was un-
changed 10 a rise Of 2i.c.
Probable deterioration ffcm lack q rain
formed fhe oufff, ldinT feature - wheat
reports from Canada. ana iri 90 good
deal % buying near ne end - 'he session
in 'he wheat market A. fhe faue time
faik VAS current fhaf parts % Sehrasif1
AMI other states needed rain. ami that ife
expected Yield Di wir'rf wheat in such
relatively dry territory hal been ilulr-
ish-d fo material extent hv recent ~
'rr-e heat Earlier in ihe day 90 upfgru
in 'fo wheat qu0flfi1ns ct Liverpool and
in sterling exchange proved fclatll % The
hul side - the Wfrsef here.
An additional reason fnr no upward
swing q wheat yalgfr to-day wac that
selling from rre country rfaIrr' fhe new
crop had been ~ unlocked fo- small pro-
portions nr frf flsare Han bad been exc
sure which usually acrpmp1u ui.d The north
ward sweep - fhe ha~vca'e were inclined
90 nFcrlhe 20 farmers organizations the
comparative nbsenrs ~ r4rai offerings
Some improvement in domestic foG- 'rai.
IVES noted. anl the scaboa-i afvired %
100000 bushels = wheat worked for cN-
port
corn and oats were mainly .nauenc.f
b. fhe action - whea' Good demand for
corn for eS-'r. r-s saii 20 prevail a; the
Provisions averaged n,ls higher IN
lire with hogs
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Reading Companies Seek
Bondholders' Conference

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-The
Reading Company and the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron Company
and the bondholders' protective com
mittee, representing holders OF bonds
under the general mortgage, took steps
In the Unsed States District Court to-
day toward holding a joint conference
out Of which they hope 20 formulate a
plan 10 conform 20 the decision Of the
United States Supreme Court for the
apportionment Of the liability OF the
companies under the general mortgage.
The bondholders' protective commit
tee filed a petition for leave 10 inter-
ysne as parties vitality interested under
the modification ordered by the Su-
preme Court OF the dissolution decree.
The Reading Company and the coal
and iron company fled 4 petition ask
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Cotton Broker Files Petition

I. L. NcGuigan. cotton broker AZ %
Stone Street. Sled a voluntary petition
In bankruptcy in the United States Dis-
triet Court yesterday. He gave his
liabilities as s57 .27s ard assets as sss-
ss3. Most % the liabilities were re.
ported as profits on cotton deals. +"
due customers not IN the city. The
assets included seven American Cotton
Eehange seats. valued az 5000 each: 4
war risk insurance policy Of $4,000 and
cash deposited with the Empire Trust
Company, si7.ss3, and with the Metro
poliian Trust Company. si.4l5. Harold
5. Budner. III Broadway. Is the attorney
for the bankrupt.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21

Southern Spot WhrkrtF - - -.
unchanged NJ ?5foc. faies So bales. New
orleans steady. unchanged a. y Ibc fhl-s
iis9 baies Mobile steady. g higher a.
>. 1f~ ,ai~s - baies Savannah sisafy.
II higher az 77sTc. saisS ?f bales. Nor
,olk steady. ~ highe- a. 27be fal.s %
80. ii0 bales Memphis steady un-
changed - = soc; sales 1850 bales
Honsion steady. 10 higher ~ = ase. sale,
iEsi bales Little Rock quiei. unchanErh
=. -, 81. .,i.. as hai.s paiiss steady.
IS hirh,r ~ :7ssc. ssies go baies Mont
Fonery firm. Is higher a. q nc sai-s
bales FORT worth steady. 10 higher az
- zoe. sales is7 bales
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar futures-Ths market opened
a; an advance of point. held fairly steady
az midday. then hrm-d up on ;hs appear
arc. of heavy buyi7g orders for S-piem-
Der contracts. the character % this frrrh
demand indicating that there rad been
sales IN the cost ard freight market A.
options On the Exchange. The rarEet
closed 20 points net higher on salrg
estimated AZ about $50 fO7s.
The range OF prices
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21

London Metal Market

LONDON. June 2o.-standard cop
per- spot, f62 5s; futures. f62 l2s Sd:
eleeirolytie. spot. $50; futures, $40 los.
Tin. spot. sl52 los; futures. si5s los.
Lead, spot, f2s los; futures, f23 i2s
90. Zinc. spot. f27 It's Cd: futures.
f27 i5A
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Oats
Rye
Flour and Meal
Country Produce

Buttrr-Rcceipis we're is.Tis package.
Creamery. higher than extras pound. ast,
4iie. extras. - score. 1sc. nrsts. 80
,,ss,ss,; ,,eona, 3ig,5i',e: lover Ersde.
7fi.c. - score. 110-1i,c. a. score SO
2.e. n - - score. 1i3iiise. unssitet.
h.shsr 'h.n ,., st'rA' .sga''se: sI,ra,. p:
seconds. ss6,sc. lover sr.ds.' d' q isse,SS itssseSS
u - STATE dairy tubs finest 15Qibl
GOOD 70 prime. 1a9,iHe. common 20 ssi-.
i6s o sie hrs,s. .sS:se. ,seess. s 'IiLas. ,si.s:
lo~rr sFaa-r' - .t'sc. packing stock
current make. No. ]. 2fts G;7c. No.
= y q 2fc lower grades .sG.sc
Cheese-Receipis were :ss7 hors. S.v
York State nrsis. fresh specials :09:s,e:
average run. i3isc. twins. fresh special.
lss sosc a,erage run. i'.c VISION
Sin fresh double daisies. ~. 8:oc. single
es.,ies' l's a.o'.e. young Americas. isi,
EErs-Receipt. were $50 ea..,. Fresh
gathered. extras. dozen. "a q roc. storage
P,s.ss p,ssss sl,,. sI.Is s,.,'; ;sr g:s ,or,r.
Extra nrfts. siis Il .tis regular rsek.d
, frsis. 21s d1t4c. seconds sfi. q sse.
trade eggs. ;ie;ire: airtl.r. regular
dry. 700 70 &c. New Jersey. hsnn.ry wb',ss
candled. extras ftc. uaeanalet extra,
u 'ic; nearby and nearby Western hens
merry rhites average extras ;sa;sc. extra
nrsis 10 &c. hrsts 3sGiic. nearby gath
cred whites hrsts 10 extra nrsis .sd1se:
undergrad~s. 35G.Tc. Pacife Coas, white.
Extras. 5.is 1tc; extra nrsia 7Eassc.
hrsis. .fd a1c. unfergrafes ssq.sLc.
other Western and Southern GATHERED
whites. 35aiic. nearby and nearby West
efn hennery browns eTtra. 1ia3fc: nearby
brown and mixed coiors gathered eriraa
- 10c. nrsts 10 extra nrsfs 95ds7i,c
Potato~--sou;h Carolina. Dbl. tsHt77S:
North Carolina. t:.seQtt Virginia. fi.TS1
~ 50, Bermuda. f5todi7. Maine. old ifD
lbs. '1g s. 20. 10 lbs. I.-Bdl.. sweets.
Jsrssy. hsk.. f2ai.ft asparagus. Jersev.
coz 75eH 80. pernsyivaaia figts;
Delaware and Maryland. fl.7sgfl
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Cottonseed OIL

Further declines appeared IN the cotton
,.sd oil market and a. one tim. prices
were generally 10 points under the pre-
vlous close. si.Adier feeling and SOM.
rally occurred IN the late trading as a
result of strength IN cotton and securi-
Ties and the upturn IN foreign exchange.
Eariy weakness was Influenced by scattered
liquidation the setback IN lard and n
poor trade demand. Sales were $500
barrels
The range Of prices;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations OF stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were
no transactions yesterday;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Bank of Germany Statement

BERLIN. June 2O.-The statement o.
the Imperial Bank Of Germany. as O,
June IS. shows the following changes
In marks;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Cotton statIstles

Liverpool CabIe>-Spot cotton firm - 81
poinis Advance Middling. i7.50d. sales
IL 900 American. 1000. Imports. 10000
American 2a.011 Futures opened steady
a, Is 70 - points advance Closed steady
AZ a net advance u 70 IS Points July.
Ifib. October. i1sT. December. izsi
January. 1916. March. 35s. MAY. - =.
Manchester Yarns IN more demand cloths
IN GOOD demand
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
$5,OOO,OOO
State of Santa Catharina
The United States Of BraziD
so External ss. Sinking % king Fund '@o 1ona,
I PRIZE lO and interest, to Yield over 79O'0
1o1 and interest, to Yield over 1000
The United States of BraziD
Due February I, io47
NoN.cALLABLH FOR TEN YEARS


hsa Principal
denominations OF $1,000 $500 aniN 500
.oys o
Sars
ne e'y@en'
Ia York Stook EThange
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21

ing the court 20 |. soafsrsss,,. ,.
resentatives 70 hold . .I,,es % g.
the bOndhOlders' eo.nIss con y. sssr !,
along the lines ssn,oSidssiis'
preme Court for a Ty,i ,ssi. slss "
decree Of June 8, is'"
District Court
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21

INDUSTRIES There are nov operating IN
the stare about os0 lniu,-
trial establishments Of which the principal
on-s manufacture textiles, leather, sho>s.
cement, lard and sugar. The pfodusts, both
from natural resources and from nAnufac.
tufe. are well diversified.
FOREIGN TRADE The principal item,
oferport are lBmb>r,
cloth. -four, rice, South American tea AID
tobacco. The more important countries %
which exports are sent are United States,
Belsiurn, France, Italy, Uruguay ard chs..,
The value Of exports has increased nor. thaa
46oe5 from 1914 20 1870.
DEBT The total debt Of the STATE. in
round numbers as Of Dee. 81, 1911,
and when and II all the External Loan of
iolohss been retired and after ziNng efec,,o
the creation Of this issue is officially reported
a, Ss.los.3io. (st par Of exchange; or only
about $3.50 per capita. This per capita n.
debtednes is exceptionally loW IN eompasi.
son With other important states Of Braxi,
AZ, 70. example. State Of Rio Grsnte Go sgl
about SIG ard State Of San Psulo sbou, s7s.
A large part OF the total debt Of the Stat.
represents money expended for roads,
schools, bridges, hospitals. sewers ard ossss
public works
PURPOSE We are advised that n. pro-
ceeds ofthis loan sili Be appl <.
able 70 the retirement Of the s.. .0oo. 900 81
Secured External Gold Bonds sold n this
country in 1919 (which retirement has al.
ready been agreed 10 by the holders Of ever
eseb Of the Bond,) ard, 70 the purchase IN
the United States Of materials Necessary fx
the construction Of various Goyenmea,
Improvements
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21

Principal and in,eres, payable In
annually February ] and August
payable a, he Office Of the Trust
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21
Coffee Futures-The range of price,

op.n. Hlrh. Low cl...
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21

wear 20 the difference DctNccn inc plV~teS'D'
thetaxesnow specifically securingthe'e bonds
and 1855 ofthe total annual service charge
REVENUE The total revenues Of the
State have increased steadily
.s333.ls0 in 1912 70 81 .oso, 900 in 1871
AnpN>sd at the present rate ofexehange, or
s&2 s31~sl, ,792. 900 on the basis OF the
avHase excnslze rate for the hve years
l9iN92i. or s75s,632 10 S7,s92.0o at the
nornt rate Of exchange. During the last SIX
yearstpproxiunately 100000 (at par OF
exehank) has been spent by the State on
public &ss. improvements. etc. The pfin.
eipal sourtes Of revenue are the Industrial
and ProfeSonsl Tax" Territorial Tar,
Capital Tan" Export Tax" Transfer OF
Property TsxNa and the Stamp Tar, all Of
which specifically secure this loan.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21

IotaI gold holdings,
marks.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-21

SECURITY These bonds will be the direct
and unconditional Obligation
Of the State Of SSh,s Csthsfins and upon
re.iremen, Of thd s. .ooo. 900 External Loan
~ Ieio (Which refinement has already been
agreed TO by the I'd ers Of over 9S% OF tne
Bonds) will, in the o pion Of our Counsel oe
cr,ds Of which. in io& directly applicable
- mi, is,,r were as f%ops; SSs2.664 com
o,,,d AZ ~ present he Of exchange. or
si.o13 ,4os ] the basis, me sysrsz. e1.
change rate ~ the fye ksrs i9i7-i97i or
si.sis.ea7 t at ts~~sa6sl ,e Of exchange,
a, compared with the tota annual service
charge Of this issue Of $500 20. The state
covenants that should the td\l annual m
come from the taxes now specfeally gwen
as security for this loan ever less tnan
l15g Of the annual service chafgt his issue
snail then become O first charge " other
,axe, Of the State 20 ag amount ecuark eacn
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-02-09
EMMETT NEWS

Waiter 0. Moore has just received
for sale carload Of 1900 we'll sea
soned, 7-foot tamarack posts, at s19
per 100. X car Emmett.
Joe, the young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Jones, left the Hewittson hos
pital for his home on Sunday, having
recovered from an operation for a
severe case Of appendicitis.
The store window of the Emmett
Gpcery has attracted considerable
attention for several days of both old
and young, on account of the ingen-
ious display Of flour. The windows
show FIGURING mill in full operation,
a railway stotion and garage, with
3 switch engine plying between mill
and depot, suggesting the carrying
IF the products Of the mill to the
consumer. This display is the handi-
work Of Fletcher Mingus and shows
10Th ingenuity and skill.