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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-01
Board and Rooms

Rooms rOH RENr-rUHNISuID ~
NICELY -FDNNIAuED front bedroom,
rri .aio entrance. uHnFe o3iG.
fLGAsANr slocplug room. gatago. pri-
ya', bone. b5i q. yorktown. Osnge
ROOM ou south eide. Tor ono on two ren.
toWou, walking distance. Cnlt OhaEs
'a.'.lt moruinRs. prcfer 9. 2.
ROOM for two rlrls, tJ.to cich, home
ntlF',R'r. board n desired. osnge
SIXTH, b.. o.. ,los,-in, siucuy modern
loou fof r.nt''mau. dcol fur summrr
sLEgrlNG HuOM, adjoining bath. IN
private nmuy uH'pe ''..
SLEErtSg ROOMS, IS aud So per week
100 %. Guthttr.
SECOND, ", AIG-Desirablo, front bed
room, adjoining bath. private home.
gentlemen only oraFe tioG.
SEVENTH, W, 6iO-Hicoly fnrnished bod
room In private home. grand piano,
studio TO rent. can after y. m. OHnge
sLEEPfNd ROOM for remit suitable Tor
two; board N desired, private family.
2iSg y. Admiral, can Mr Fisher, Osage
li'I' -
TWELFTH E. ii--Room with or with
out garage, oshge a2aO.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN Wishes refined
gentleman to share room ana sleeping
porch. two beds. private home. close In,
TWELFTH ". s22.-Cool, ncwly-fur.
nished sleeping rooms cedar 2lib-J.
YOUNG lady has an ivory Furnished
front room ncSt 90 bath In nicely fur
nishod bungalow. would Ike 10 have
young lady tu share this room fnr
cnmpnny very reasonable. Usage
i2i1 n today
ROOMs-uNFuRNisU IN
CHEYENNE. NJ Gi5--Thrco large base
.lfs.s
vate bath; bills paid: 1s6. unturnisboi.
Cedar i22.
ROOMS WITH BOARD 10
BOSTON. q, g02-pelcoua home cooked
meals; sleeping room n desired, walk
Ing distance, Usage p26i-R.
BOsrON, S.SOB-Tablo board by week.
hotne cooking. gontlomon preferred.
Usage i39G-J.
BOARD aud room Ia IDEAL home; excel
lent menls, close In, Usage 1888.
BuAHD room and sleeping porch eulta-
bio for two or three gentlemen. 6lG 4,
Cincinnati.
HOARD and room for four; living room
Snd slSgplng porch priced reasonable
! ELGiN, &. biO--Nice room aud board /;
also gnrng. for rent Osage oteo.
| For HENT-Room aud board for two
May I 40 S. CHEYENNE.
FoR RENT-p pcwnstalrs. room, outside
entrance; meals served family style;
also roraEo. Cedar 20G1.
| MAIN r., 14Ot--Nice sloepins room, with
breakfast and dinner II desired.
| MAIN. n, 7i2-Niceiy Furnished room,
meals II desired, Cedar Sss.
MAIN, s, i7sO-ono. room, connected
| with aeepiug poroh' HoutheuBt eN-
posurc with board. Osago b00l
| SEVENTH -, Sis-Firrt class board,
| homo cooking. family style, meals by
day or week, Usage a20a.R.
SECOND. H.. i8OG--i.ovcly room, very
| reasonablc3 breakfast n desired. ono
! block ot car line. Osngo iSi1.
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WANTED-Contracts for cash to drill
oil wells in shallow territory: first
class work: price reasonable. 7. o.
box 326. Sapulpa. Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-01

loom Tor rsntiemnut mcnl for summrr
bILGIIAG NOON. adjoining bath. lu
private family oHegn 'H.s
sIEIrtEp ROOMS. tI aud So per week
1llu q. Guthtto.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-01

riKKrYs.

TllobVGGUBnEp Mammoth Bronze
turkey uinglot barred Rock eggs tor
sale. Mrs Jonas Huffman Plauo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-01
Rooms and Board
IlWOMs MIMI IInNnI
CNMr LnlirNIrNr
Business Service

BUSINESS sEHViCE OFFERED 23
ALI KINDS of lonky roofs rrpprod, worl,
HuhranteodI prices reasonable. OHnge
8Igg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-01

ROOMS toR RLNT--ttR RNisutD ~
HUkNE1TE. D.. ltaa..TwI bedrooms,
with closets. nicely furnished. connect
cd with double French doors. gentle
men only with coy without garage.
OHnge gt1s
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Business Service
nrsiNtss srH,IcE OrILnrD

WOOL HLANKEIs aud nna household
linens lnundeted. Usage 2J77-J. Mrs.
Wilson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-01

TOR SALE-Two mitch cows, Lcdford
cleaners ~ Dyers, il6 g. E'gln' Usage
bg2a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-01
siruArIoNs wANrrp--MALE

AN EXPERIENCED grocery or delivery
boy, with good wheel. wants work.
Oaagc @2@i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-01

DESN n. S., i9g6aA room f1r rent M
private home osare i35G.lt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-01

DIG husky boy over &c. wants work; pre-
fer apprcnticeship viii consider any
thing; can furnish wheel. Call Usage
2755-R after / y. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-01

BOOK * EEfEN who can render special
accounting service. wishes connection
with sound, growing concern. Refer
euCCs. &C, care world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-01

cool. well ventilated rnumHs huue.ltso
hotel. In heart ~ hUHirrH district cor.
doya hotel oppYBito uruhclm. OH1go
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-01

tlNttNN NNII r. l".H iUf f.Uf quite
tlpmHu ITUf.rf.I. $40
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ROOM for two F'Hs. 1850 cich. home
gr'y',grT' h'or1 n desired. o"ge
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-01

Wlnd1wa cleaned. wall paper. woodwork
washed, luufB waved uuu polished. our
prices ore Reasonable. cedar tl3O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-01
Poultry
MisCTiIANEOus

lb0,EGg Incubator Tor sale. cheap, 0i5
T.. sixth. OsHEo G0gO
BARRED ROCK baby chicks. White Rock
and barred Rock ogFs, two old Trusty
!ucuh1tots, 2Hb and ldO dO-oEg, good con
diuon, First house west cemetery. Fed
eiHl drive
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Rooms and Board

D.. - p,.I
NooIls anu Doatu
iiIfIlSsf.a'-,. i,a.--,,.. ,....i.,',..--.
win ,los,tr r's,fg rfuIst,d. c.trcrt'
Cd win dutlIs Ircr,b G..rag r,ptle.
men only. vim pt wtl5ut gatspe.
OHnse stlg
y,,,5.,,,f.t
room ier f.ni Cedar aaio
i,lt,t pt,p-. -to,--,,.-. i,,yc ,,or,
sl.splns room rarn,rIug tatb CaIi
a so to $40 n'sruIrr, o. afftr u. M.
evenings
cf,syf,SNt,-s--.,,. .-,.,- -,.,,,7,,,,.,
NtiEn l,NNi, ', l'' NN, .J WI "'i i',I
bedroom, '.''o i" 't'fe J'.'. 'aIl
v
'uFl hNNF 20 N','IF Il'hlAu
t,.." .,,.,t-s ,.s' o.,..
s,ss
----..--
Cli ElENhE, ht yIt Nrc d"wnsisits
o.u,oon'' wan nO' VIII" u''"'
-. - -" p. .''' .'' ~
CLEAN, neatly furnished a9uihoaai sleep
ing room IrI,af" entrance. adjoining
bath NJ utuur fHoIrclH 80 week
71l y. fiitsruih .t
CINCINNATI. s.I..t- uFoslnt rrcpins
room Tor gentleman. rcnsonabio rant
cHtYENNE g.. io7-Larsr sleeping
room suitable for two. private home.
hotel. in heart ~ huHres- district cor.
doya hot,L opplsilo urub,uu. Usage
1879.
tlNttNN NNIl r. 1870 iuf f.Uf quite
cool. attractive room. rls viuduwH, Egu-
ueman rfof.rr.l t-o.
CILhENNE, s.. HYa NI'a bedroom. h'Hi
t,,hu,lS '' i''' "'i ""''' '''''''
--,--- N--.A-
ChHollNA, h, Jus. .I'rInE room WIN
Kitchen Irlvl,f'A 20 Indy ,utl.}'1'
,Ic..rs HA, y. ..h s' ~ " 49,. y.
DENVER. s.. 1879. NiHo home. desirable
sleeping room and Enr1F'
pESNEH. g., 7,1-Southwest HleepiuF
room OHaEe l4t1.
DESN H. s., i29a-A room fnr rent IN
private home. psare 1886. u.
nETROiT, Il 1904 Shopping room in pri
yato homo 1880 w"ok ccdnr 1871.
DENVER IN lH.1- Room for rent, gen
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the city or out OF city; bust be eRperil
enced In printing. Palace Office Sup.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-01

CLEAN, neatly furahei aouihcost sleep
ing room private entrance, adjoining
bath NJ uiu0r ruouciH 80 "a week
7ai ". IlftftUfH "t
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CfEYENNF. IS, elL Ant i-ruf6ifhed
bedroom, o.nro Iu. D.Hro $3.50. can
after
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-05-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

At a meeting held in the Spark
man-Bermont section, the Bermoh'
Growers Association was
ORGANIZED with Edward A. Stoll as
president and A. f. Aldridge as sec
rotary.
Through the assistance of an agri-
culture expert who looked over TINS
territory and who stated that we hau
&c fine a soil as could be found IN
South Florida and especially adapted
TO the raising of strawberries anu
other vegetables, it was decided 10
mt in 90 acres of strawberries ana
also considerable acreage IN pep
pers. beans, tomatoes, okra ana olher
vegetables.
The community will purchase
tractor. palmetto pillow, bottom ploWs'
harrows and cultiyators and truck
to haul the output.
Mr.. Stoll is making an effort to IN
duce the people who lived here before
tho war. to return and share IN TINS
new community spirit and coopera-
tion and we hope to have popuia-
| ton of over 400 in less than a year
Financial aid has been promised
10 all who are in need of it and II Is
desired that all former residents VIII
take advantage of this offer.
This offer is not only open to form
or residents but to any person VINO
desires to live here. Land VIII De
loaned TO them without cost.
1t is planned to operate a canhlhE
factory to dispose of crops after the
nrices have gone down so as~to MAKE
if improbable to ship and thus save
an immense amount of produce which
ordinarily goes to waste.
The association meets twice
month at the home of Mr.. Stoll unit
the new school house is built, Whlcl
we hone to do in the very near tu
ture.
II is hoped that the Commercial
Club and other business men D
. punta Gorda will do all they can It
have the Bermont-Punta Gorda roa'
in such shape that it will be passibi
NJ all times so that we can transac
ALI orr business in Punta Gordi
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-05-19

Gilchrist will work for the U. >.
to enter the League of Nations, with
such reservations as will safeguard
the interests of our great country
Peace necessary to prosperity.
Gilchrist is for MORE BUSINESS
IN GOVERNMENT and LESS GOV
ERNMENT IN BUSINESS. The U.
s. Treasury should not be made the
politicians Christmas tree.
The inherent rights of the States
and individual citizens must be pre-
served. Gilchrist is real Democrat
a plain business man and not a poll
tician. Florida needs him in the U
IS Senate. HE MADE GOOD Al
GOVERNOR; WILL MAKE doo
AS SENATOR.
It's Gilchrist's time to WIN. GIL
christ is the peoples man. He WILL
win.
opaid ADVERTISEMENT
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-05-19
ALBERT v. GILCHRIST
NEEDED BY FLORIDA
INjTHE U. S. SENATE

Albert w. Gilchrist is a son OF
Florida. You are sons and daugh-
tiers of Florida. Vote for your broth
er Albert
No "Mellens Food" Senator can
claim a second term who defeated an
able senator for second term.
"A tree which bringeth forth not
GOOD fruit is cut down and cast into
the fire." The same is true of a U.
S. Senator.
Gilchrist for the Senate-Henry
Ford for Mussel Shoals.
Gilchrist is for the better care OF
all disabled ex-soldiers and ex-sallors
and their dependents.
Gilchrist favors amending Fedora
Aid Laws. to the end that State au
thorities may prescribe specifications
and materials. which would NEAR
more miles of good roads in Florida
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-05-19
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank the friends. both
white and colored, for their kindness
during the Illness and death OF our
dear mother and grandmother, Dora
Beckwith; also for their beautiful
floral offerings. We wish to thank
Rev. Lyons and Rev. Leslie for Their
kindness and in particular we wish
to thank George Brown, H. w. Walk
err and b. ]. Baker for their kindness
God has seen fit to take from us one
whom we loved dearly, but God loYec
her best Gone but not forgotten.
George Ambrose, son; Alex and
Rodolph Ambrose, grandchildren. II
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-05-19
La BELLE

was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kulan Rimes have
moved into the Van Burt house.
Rev. Herndon and Dan Blount left
Monday morning for St Augustine.
A dip in the pool after long hot
day. helps to drive the cares away.
Nettie Hampton is visiting her
mother until time for summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frasier and |
Bird Frasier spent Sunday in Fort
Myers.
George Pool has been very i'll re-
Gently and is gradually getting back
to normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Carlton and
Hendry Carlton We're visitors of Evan
Magill Sunday.
Mr.. Kultz, Moore Haven movie
man, has been investigating picture
possibilities in LaBelle.
Mrs. ]. O. Clark entertained Mrs.
j. C. Hurd, Mrs. r. NJ. Cox and Miss
Cox of Alva last Thursday.
Cecil Parkinson was in town from
Moore Haven early this week, and
had swim with his friends.
Sunday evening service at the M.
f. church will be an anniversary pro-
gram by the Epworth League.
Watts Hall and family had a Sun
day birthday dinner at the home OF
Mrs. Halls father, Mr.. Baldwin, in
Denaud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell were in town
| last Thursday. Mr.. Maxwell is man
ager of the Fort Myers Western
! Union Office.
Mr.. Driggors, brother of Aunt Pol
" Ann Powers, has returned here at
ter an absence of 5 years, and states
he is going into business in LaBelle.
Welcome Mr. Driggors.
Miss Estelle Butler returned last
week to Lakeland. Miss Katie Nc
Cormick accompanied her and plans
later to 90 to Gainesville where she
will attend summer school.
, Free Swim Day for Ladies. will be
changed 10 L ueoudg. hNiSH'"' ~
ternoon is vacation time for the town
, merchants and this will undoubtedly
, be a popular swimming time for all
LaBelle is to be represented at the
: summer school in Gainesville by the
following girls: Maude Magill, Grace
f. Magill. Madge Hull, Katie McCor
4 mick. Addie Mccormick, and Nettl'
2 Hampton.
Messrs Damkohler and Colquitt o
+ Myers started in boat trip to Raln
! Beach but We're stranded between
:, locks No 2 and No. 3. r. II. Magll
, took them on to Moore Haven in nj
car. and there their journey was re
# sumed by passenger boat.
+ l.. NJ. Allen has received communl
:, cation to the effect that the Fedora
Farm Loan Bank will soon be read
u. to accept applications for farm loans
y. Mr.. Allen is in position to give IN
formation as to steps necessary I
nrocure loans from the government
Lonnie Howard and A. r. Richard
y son padded down the canal iron
W Moore Haven to lock No. 3. They re
ported rovalias as so thick in som
. places that they struck them wit
=. their paddles. They also saw on
" large alligator and eleven ducks
their two hour and half trip OF Mn
u miles.
0 Mr.. and Mrs IA. Gilbert, Pa
!. Harper, B. H. Wharton and Miss
q Elodie and Florence Gilbert suryeyt
e the territory about LaBelle for goo
g, location for a Moore Haven Count
't Club. These good people and the
., many friends are strong boosters fl
e. this project and should be given eve
IN encouragement and the best OF c
ct operation from LaBelle people.
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where it rightfully belongs and we
believe that in building up Punta
Gorda and with Punta Gorda helping
us as well as other outlying commune
ties, Charlotte county will come to
the front immediately.-C
dent
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-05-19

No cropping system should exclude
legumes. In Florida no legume Is
better than velvet beans, cowpeas'
naanuts or beggarweeds.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-05-19

matters and no doubt will be given a
fiattering vote by his many 1rlehuS
and admirers.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-05-19

THURSDAY, MAY 2J-"FiiE
LURE OF JADE starring
Pauline Frederick.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-05-19

SATURDAY, MAY 27---"IIGHT
IN THE CLEARING" Also
a MAC SENNETT COME
DY. "She Sighed by the Sea-
side"
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
stock Market Comment.

1--WE would ADVISE profit taking on
bulges so as 70 be IN position 90 purchase
good etocks on sharp reacti ms" A. J.
Johnson & Co. Traders espousi-g the
short sidc Will hereafter find II difficult
20 forcc nut long stock IN any qrantity."
Henry Clows < Co. by no means have
we abandoned our theory that tho Sec
ond section OF the bull market is now
In progress" j. $. Bache A. co. '-rhe
lifuidsted condition OF tho market. tho
growing evidence OF n concrete. helpful
progrem Tor restoring economic stabil-
ity IN Europe, and increased activity In
certain Of our basic Industries warrant
a constructive position on the market"
w. J. Wollman Il Co I'VE can detect
inside accumulation of marfy Industrial
Issues on all reactions Hrsch. Lllien.
thai & Co, The basis OF business Is
sound and 1923 win prove a year Of
prosperous activity IN virtually every
line Of industry" Springs a Co. 1--WE
will run into unsettlement before ma
jor upward movement Ia begun" John
Muir Il Go. There is nothing in the
situation TO suggest anything more than
moderate Interruptions 10 the upward
movement" Pr's,ce 4 Whiteiy. I'VE
think that selected purchases Of good
rails, steels. copper and other issues are
Justified on al trading recssrions." To-
boy q KIRK THE market will continue
attractive In order to tnflusncs the re-
employment OF zee heavy January ais
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Outlook for OIL Prices,

The outlook is decidedly good for ad-
vanced prices OF crude oil and refined
products untl production is sufficiently
stimulated 90 meet the needs OF the
world markets, in the opinion of Frank
d. Kistler. chairman OF the Producers
and Refner5 Corporation. Mexico is
now shipping us about 100000 barrels
daily he said. Mexican imports have
been declining since May from SOC, 600
barrels daily. The United States Is pro-
ducing about 100000 barrels daily
The total consumption is about 1900
600 barrels daily--about record figures
To sum up present consumption exceeds
the production OF the United States by
about 100000 barrels daily. Including
the 100000 barrels imported from Mexico
total production rs only 100000 barrels
day in excess Of total consumption. Such
a situation in the past has marked a
turning point in the price of crude oil"
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
November Rail Earnings.

The first few reports covering opera
tions OF Glass one carriers during No
vernber are expected TO be published
within short time and interest is keen
regarding the probable showing which
VIII be made by the country as whole.
AS far as traffic is concerned the roads
should make a good showing even max
ing allowances for the reduced freight
rates which are in effect. Continued
elements of uncertainty In the general
situation include the expenditures which
have been made for the repair OF cars
and locomotives and perhaps final ad-
Justments OF accounts in a few cases
where strike costs have not yet been
charged of. Strike charges as a rule
have ell been met but the roads through
out the country continue to show the
results Of their equipment repair pro-
grams which have been costly
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
MEXICAN OIL CONCERNS
REPORT NET EARNINGS
Seaboord and International
Income So, ,220,I67.

The Mexican seaboard OH Company
and tho International Petroleum Com
pauy for tho nine months ending Sep
tember 80 last report net revenue OF So
s20,1s7. after expenses, interest on de-
bentures. but before provision for de-
pletion sand Federal taxes. The In
tonne account showed gross revenue or
s31. .695.75s operating expenses, st2,.
3f5.1l1; OTHER income. s222.1es total In
come Ss.574.145. debenture interest,
SS53.s5s; net income before depletion
and Federal taxes. sa,92o.i67
The foregoing does not include earn
inss OF Cla International de Petrolso
Olcoductos. S. a. The latter's nine
months statement showed gross operst-
Ing revenues Of s1.e47.s1s. ont OF which
net pr NJ OF ssos.s49 wac saved. after
cxpenees and reserve Tor amortization OF
pipe line plant aud souirmsst
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
EndfcOtt johnson,

Sales OF the Endicott- johnson Cor
poration IN the current year exceeded
substantially tho total Of s5s. s.s92 900 re-
ported last year and are expected to be
In tho neighborhood of $4,000. 900. The
ccmpany's earnings after preferred divi-
dends and profit sharing with it's EN-
ployees probably will be approximately
s12 share on the $16.s56,S25 common
stock. The company's bank loans at
present total about $1,000. GOO. or about
half Of what they were n year ago. 1t
Is believed that the board OF directors
at their next meeting will consider the
declaration Of an extra cash or stock
dividend
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
An Abr snt Minded nankcr.

A certain prominent banker who was
one Of tho most active workers during
the Liberty and Victory bond drives
was voluble IN his criticism Of the large
numbers OF holders of Victory 4a. per
cent. bonds who were too careless or
too lazy" to send IN their notes for re-
depption. Shortly before the close OF
business on December 10. the last in
terest day for the notes. this banker
was ympathlzing with an official OF the
Federal Reserve Bank because OF tire
extra trouble the bank had been put to
whom he stopped speaking and n shadow
crossed his face. What's the matter p
asked the Reserve official. "It has Just
occurred 20 me that have several Vic
tory notes In my safe deposit vault" re-
piled the banker
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
ECUADOR AUTHORIZES
LOAN FOR $4,000, 900
Plan Calls for Fiotation in
u. S. or England.

The Ecuadorian Senate has adopted a
law authorizing the President to con-
tract a loan TO the amount Of sss.oco,ooo
IN the United States orsEngland accord
ing to advices received by the foreign
department OF Moody's Investors Ser
vice. -'he proceeds of this issue Will be
omplnssd toward the cosolidation OF the
cotntry's external and internal indebt-
edness.
According 70 q recently published re-
port of the Minister OF Finance. Bcua-
doris public debt aggregates 65.23t,SB5
sucres, OF which 2s.52t.b7s sucres repre-
sent internal indebtedness. A sucie is
normally worth 4s cents and It's present
valuo Is about &c cents. The country's
Indebtedness amounts. therefore. 60 sSl,-
312.73o at par OF exchange.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Say. Public WIN own UtiIitse..

within the next ten years public
utility corporations viii sell their securi-
ties over the counter in scrip form. in the
opinion OF NJ II. Aylesworth. the execu-
tive manager OF the National Electric
Light Association. lie asserted that the
day OF public ownership is at hand--no'
political or Government ownership but
ownership Of securities by the public
customers OF the utilities. Mr. Ayles-
worth said that 100000 own light and
power securities IN this country to-day
and many more own other public utility
eec-frities
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Bank CIearings Lower.

Bank clearings throughout the country
for the week ended yesterday showed q
slight decline as compared with the
same week last year. according to the
Commercial and Findnc4ol Chronicle.
which reported a drop OF per cent,
mostly accounted for in the New York
statement. The total for last week was
s7.454,994,891. compared with $3.50
99e.S40 year ago. The largest de-
crease was noted In Pittsburgh, where
the sl20.16s,923 level showed a falling
off OF i1.6 per cent. The decline In New
York wss 9.4 per cent. with total OF
S3.323. 900, 600, against s3,6s9, 400, 900 last
war
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
TOPICS OF WALL STREET
aan Segregation Plans.

--latest advices from philadelphia
point 10 early announcement OF the
modified segregation plan for Reading.
while Lehigh Valley also is understood
to be winding UP it's deliberations with
the Department of Justice regarding
features Of the plan whereby It's coal
properties will be separated from the
railroad. While work on the Reading
plan has gone on uninterruptedly fol-
lowing the order OF the court, Lehigh
Valley is Just starting its dnai work
following the recess taken while the
road was winding UP its affairs with
tho New Jersey Commission In the
matter OF tho Morris Canal.