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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
SERVED AS POSTMASTER
UNDER z Governments
William Anderson Pence, Con.
fcdcratc Veteran With
Unique Record. Dies.

STRASBURG, VA, Feb. a2.-Tays
were sounded for mother veteran
who followed General Robert II. Lee.
when William Anderson Pence was
laid to rest Sunday IN the cemetery
Just south OF Mt. Jackson. Deceased
WAS born rear ForrstvilIc. Shcnan-
d0ah County. on April &. 1888. and
cicd at his home in Woodstock. Fri
cay. February -. just few DAYS
lcss IMAM iwo months before his
9Th birthday.
Mr. Renee "a. twice postmaster
OF Timbcrvilie. once under the Con
'cdcratc government and then under
'hc uhItcd states government q
unique distinction. and one doubtless
unparalleled in the history of Vir-
Einia. During the war he served in
IN" Eleventh Virginia cavalry and
saw nctiv" scrvic. un,il the las, yc.r
OF the conflict. when he wnY wounded
and taken prisoner and confined at
Fort Delaware until hostilitics were
over
III" tuncrt! services were In charge
OF ;he Masonic lodges %. Woodstock
ana NJ. Jackson and was The largest
Masonic funeral ever held there
BESIDES hls business activities AIR.
renee gave "a great deal OF his time
|" church and educational! institu-
'ions. He was member ~ the
board OF directors Of Catawba col
lcIe in North Carolina and Mcs.anut
t'h Academy, in Woodstock He was
director ard one OF the organizers
OF the Farmers aud Merchants Ma
Ilonhl Bank Of Timbcrvillc. lie was
!ohs devoted member OF IN. Re-
formed thnrch ana was an elder in
me Ilmbsrvllle congregation FOR
many years.
Mr. Pence was widely and fay
orably known both in Il business .,d
In a social way. He is survived nv
ms VIE. who was Miss Mar Wun-
htr: one son. DIR. Charles Pence ~
Philadelphia. and four daughters. Of
Woodstock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
JAMES BROWN POTTER
4. DIES At WEsTHAMPTON
New York Society Leader
Succumbs on Visit TO w.
,a Frank Powers.
MARRIED RICHMOND WOMAN
WAS Husband of Mny Handy. Ccie-
DRAFTED Bcauty az This City az Two
pccndcs AEo-Itcmufns Taken to
Empire State.

:, Jane Brown Potter. ono OF the most
widely known capitalists and society
ieauers In the country. died suddenly
early yesterday at the home of Col
onel w. Frank Powers, his brother
IN -iaw. ut Wes,hampton. a suburb OF
Richmond. The body was taken TO
New York on the S:l5 o'clock train
last night. Funeral arrangements
VIII be perfected upon the arrival OF
the body this morning
& Mr.. Potter was well known In Rich
n,ond. He came here Tuesday from
friends. and his death came as :,
shock. Death was due To heart fail.
ure. Mr. Potter IL survived by his
wife. who was May Handy. tn. ia
NOUS Kichnond beauty OF two de-
cades ago. and a daughter. Mrs. Fiji
Potter Stillman, wife Of James A.
StllimAn. OF New York Mrs. potter
is now. in Paris. She was notified by
cable yesterday Of the death OF her
husband. MIR. Potter was native OF
New York. where he WAS Identified
with number OF business concerns
lie was interested largely In an ag-
rlcniiural company. which owns l00.-
ceO acres in Mexico. and had holdings
III big cotton plantations
lie was twice married his hrst
wife being Miss Anne Grquhart. Of
New Orleans Mr.. Potter WAS a
nephew OF Bishop Henry G. Potter. of
the Episcopal Church. In New York.
ana was leader IN financial and So
cinl circles in that city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
JAPAN DOES NOT SEEK
WAR, SAYS DIR. TEUSLER
Ph,sician Fro:u Tnkyo Addresses
Members Of Wonnn's club on
NInnOn mud 4 mcrItn.

ASSERTING thn, Japan was not the
nt!licosc nation that the world seems
IN think. but is an cven-tcmpcrcd
Ipon"rchy and wholly misint.rpr.t.d
Vs. all Of the world powers. Or. X. R
Teusier, of - i.uk"'s Hospital. Tokyo,
Japan. delivered an Interesting lee
'nrc before members Of the woman's
Club Yesterday afternoon.
Or Tous!cr was introduced by Rev.
W. Nussci! iiowic, -. D.. and upon
taxing the platform. WAS given an
ovation OF welcome by members or
III" cub.
lie told Of the activities Of Japan
~ present. and OF the ideals and GUS
toms "t the people Of nippon. Dr.
icuslar Is well acquainted with the
JAPANESE situation, having lived in
fhnt county for more than twenty
years. He acted ~ II Ypokcnsman
Tor The JapaN.s. delegation at vari-
aus times during the disarmament
'Dnfcrcncc IN Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
Fun.rnr Of u. e. watkins.

The funeral OF David c. Watkins.
who died near Greensboro. y. c..
Tuesday afternoon. Will he at Noun,
jackson. va. itcv. Frank Il. McFadcn
~ -. and party OF Mr. Watkins
friends left last night for Mount
Jackson. where Dr. McFaden will con
dnct the funeral services at 2:3s
O'clock this afternoon. AR. Watkins
was manager ~. the local leaf de-
partm"nt Of the American Tobacco
Company. ~" leaves his wife. a broth :
cr and two sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

Richard liawes, was war Governor
81 kentucky. She WAS related to the
'hbciIS and othcr prominent Nir-
Hlnta families. The Ewings came to
inns city eighteen months ago. They
RAD long resided at "Elk Iiii." near
Nihtcrgrecn. Sell. County. ono of
IN: most valuable fruit farms in that
section OF the state. Besides her
husband. Mrs. Ewing IL survived ny
seven children. She also leaves two
brothers, y. B. Coleman. Of Roanoke
member OF the Virginia Senate:
Charles .. Coleman. OF Jersey CIV.
y. j.. and Mrs. Kate williams, wifi.
OF Dr. j. Fulton Williams, OF this
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
snn,mrI y. Yves, DIES.

samuel \. West. - years old. died
yesterday at his residence at Soy.n
l'lncs. Funeral services Will be held
from Ia" home tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. Intermcnt viii be IN
oakw God cemetery.
MT West Is survived by four sons.
.. j. >. W.. Il. II. and J. T.. West.
,nfe" daughters. Mrs. ". l.. CHAPMAN,
Mrs. W. w. Bottoms and Mrs. +. q.
ritSs; QUO brother. Will. West.
ana "Ac sister, Mrs j. T.. Hicks.
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l.. 4. I'lhI,ncli

llprt:WEl.i.. VA. Feb cc.--i.. \.
Foswcil died suddenly yesterday
evening at the home OF Il : Nor
risct,. 3Ui North Fourth street, wb.r.
n" has been residing cor the past few
months. Mr.. F"lwcll had been in II,
f'aith Tor the past few weeks His
brother. r.. y. Folwcll. or Radford.
Va. attended him during his last Ill
rtSs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

LlNcHRtRG. VA. Feb. 2.--Ed-
WIN u. ih@ginbn,han. 81. * dead at
ms hom" Ia Nelson County after q
weeks Illness II pneumonia. Uis
suiNiTinS sons ana daughters ar"
MRS. j. :. Carter. Mrs. Lula Bryant.
i. a. W. G. and II. NJ IIigr.uhotham.
Nelson County. and Mrs :. - Wright
ana Mrs. -. NJ. Wright Campbell
county. II" mas nt,y grandchildren
and six grctt-grdndchildrcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
| LEGION WINS VERDICT
OF | CENT IN NEBRASKA
.ncs Defendant Who Said OrrnnIzn-
=. ton Is "suh>idizcd b., Zig
., In!crcsts"

OMAHA, NEB.. Feb 24.-A judg-
mcnt OF cent WAS awarded The
american Legion OF Nebraska by the
l'iStr!ct Court yesterday against
u. Shoemaker, said to have worked
az an organizer out III Wisconsin for
tile nonpar' 'san league. The legion
sued Shoemaker following an address
before labor meeting here several
months aEo. IN which he was quoted
a having said the legion was sub
sIh!zcd by biz Interests" and was
opposed 10 orGanizrd labor
judgment was by default Shoe
maker having failed to appear in
cUurt.
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Mrs. Minnie \. I:x,Inr

CHARI.oTTESNlLLE. VA. Feb. %
mrs Hannic y. Ewing. wife Of MIR
arthur Thomas Ewing. Of Nelson
N""htE ana charlottesville. died this
morning aftt- weeks illness of
thc"ti"h'a' She was ii daughter OF
thr late ID. llawcs y. Coleman. o.
Helsoh county. who served with
marked distinction In the War -.
tween the states. Her grandtathcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
Floyd GEORGE MEETS
POINCARE SATURDAY

-J'ARIS Feb. 2e.-Pr!mc Minister
Ihoyd George OF Great Hrl;ain. and
!Tcmier 'oincarc OF France. viii
meet somewhere In France Saturday
for conference. The principal sub
jects for discussion will be the agcn,ia
and the date OF the Genoa confer
ence.
1T is considered probable that the
situation in Asia Minor and Ger
innn reparations also Will be dis
fussed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

Ihc funeral OF Mrs. g. r.. I.igon.
VINO died Tuesday afternoon. will h.
from randolph street Baptist Church
'his afternoon at 3.3p o'clock. ana
hnrlal VIII b" in Rivcrvicw Cemetery.
MrS. Lyon Is survived by her hus-
pahi ana two sons. and her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Pointer b,sidcs
three sisters and brother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
fscorgr G.. smith.

I.YNcHBUHG. VA. Feb. 90
George g. Smith. 80. rcsiden, ~,
IN. State Epilcptic Colony here. died
Tuesday. and his body was sent We'd
ncsGay TO his former home at cul-
r,por for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
Seize oo.ooos worth Of I,ou,r

KALAMAZOO. MICH. Feb. ~
Federal and local officers today
seized intoicants said to be worth
100000 ON the farm Of James |. Day.
near l.awt"n. The seizure embraced
fift yabrrcis of whisky. twcnty-fy.
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nntify costa -I,Irn Treaty.

WASHINGTON Feb. 2e.-The ex-
tradition treaty between the United
states and Costa Hica. signed ut san
Jose. January 81. last, was ratified
today by the Senate.
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Miss Gladys n. ,Io,,

YNCHBUHG. IA. Feb. a2.-Miss
Gladys l.. Moon. 80. died TUESDAY
n'Sht at the home 81 Der sister. Mrs.
k"sa Watts. after a long Illness. She
IL S,rNivrh by the Sisinr nd ihrnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
Observation-Disclosures Liberated

'ALCETTEN. Feb. 22.--Onc mum
df"d ara sixty prisoners belonging
I" tn" non-co -orcrationist move
m"nt have been released from tn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

TIC funeral %, Mrs. Minnie f..
Lucy. wif" OF Samuel Il. Lucy, who
dIcd Tuesday morning. will II" from
The nom" privately this morning
Buria. will be In Oakwood Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
Mrs. Jennie H. mark.

Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie y
Htarkc. wtcf Of Willard l.. Starke. vino
di"h Tuesday, will be held In Meade
Mcmorial E.niSconnl l.hmrch Snm.n
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lIrs. Minnie 4. Luc,

Richmond. this afternoon at o'clock
ihv burial being In Maury Cemetery
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Edwin u. I,wgiubo,hn,..

Ircthers. Il. >. Arthur and Norveu
Moon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

barrels fardp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

"f this city. aud one brother. Alex
ander Brown Meade. OF Washington.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
FOUND.
LOST.

SPITZ DOC (femaleI. lemon shading aroui
ears and head. 1911 st. NV. .
Evening star., 1922-12-13
Y. M. c. A. SECRETARY DIES
Frederick Bennett Wright Will Be
Buried Friday.

Frederick Bennett Wright. forty nine
years old. whose home was in Capitol
View, Md. died yesterday at Walter
Reed Hospital following an illness OF
less than a week. from pneumonia.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not been announced. it being delayed
awaiting the arrival of his sister, who
IL coming from her home in Cleveland,
Ohio. However. it is said the services
will be held some time Friday
Mr.. Wright was educational secretary
OF the y. M. G. A. at Walter Reed Hos
pital. At the outbreak of tho world
war he enlisted in the ''Y" service and
was assigned to the work Of educational
secretary at Camp Humphreys. Va,
where he remained until 1918, when he
was transferred to Walter Reed Hos
pital work. He was n son of Fred
erick Wright, dean Of Oberln College,
and with him had Travelled extensively
III foreign countries. He was recog-
nized authority in archaeological mat
ters, He is survived by his widow. Mrs
Sarah CarricIi Wright, and five chill
dren. Frederick, Frank. Walter, Will
liam and Margaret Mary Wright. and a
sister. Miss Helen Wright. of Cieve-
land, Ohio.
Resolutions of sympathy on the death
OF Mr.. Wright were adopted by tn.
board of directors of the central "Y''
al meeting yesterday afternoon
Evening star., 1922-12-13
AD0LPH L0EHL, RETIRED
BUSINESS MAN, DIES
Native of Germany, But Long a
Resident Of Washington.
Succumbs in Hospital.

Adoiph Loehl. once a prominent re-
tail liquor dealer here. died yesterday
at Georgetown University Hospital,
where he had been taken several days
ago for major operation. He had
been in i'll health for more than three
weeks.
Mr.. Loehl was born in Germany. but
came to this country as an infant. and
had been continuous resident of this
city ever since. He was fifty eight years
of age. He was the proprietor Of the
old Riggs House saloon. where the Albee
building is now located. He also main
tanned A saloon at 1903 Pennsylvania
avenue. which In the days before the
eighteenth amendment was frequented
by many prominent residents Of Wash
ington. including senators and repre-
sentatives and public city officials.
After the prohibition law was passed
Mr.. Loehl retired from active business
and maintained his residence with d
daughter. Mrs. Thomas W. O'Bren.
la4! Calvert street. He was member
of the Masonic fraternity. and was q
thirty second degree member Of the
Scottish Rite and of Aimas Temple
iof the Mystic Shrine. He also was d
member of the k,lks.
Surviving him are his wife Mrs. Anna
s. IIoehl.: a son. Adlai G. Loehl. and
three daughters, Mrs. Thomas w.
OBrien, Mrs. Charles w. Frederick and
Miss Bertha Loahl, all of this city.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been made
Evening star., 1922-12-13
Dfatbs.

BALL. Impaired :his ;:fe Monday Decembe.
II. 1922. JOHN T. BALL. beloved son of
Mary Ban and brother Of William. James
Thursday. o'clock
BELL. Wednesday, December ~. 1922. al his
ssdsnSs "1s % 9 st. Sshacs, s W1LAM IAN
'3 years. Notice Of funeral later. IA
BROWN. Departed this life Tuesday. Dsrem-
bpr 10. 1872, at 9:2O I'M. al his residence
beloved husband of Eliza Ann Brown; Fu-
neral from Rehohoth Baptist church. Friday:
neecnher Is. at I'M Relatives i,, and
state at Rehoto,h Baptist Church Friday.
from 10 m to O'Clock. lac
BURKET. December q. 1899. infant daughter of
Harold c. and Edith S. Burket.
BURKLEY. Tuesday. December l." 1922. at
MARY. beloved daughter of Christopher and
the late Emma J. Hurkley. Funeral from
her fathers residence Thursday. December
-. at pm 1nterment Prospect Hill ceme-
CAMPBELL: Departed this life December II.
Q st. NV, IRENE CAMrRELL, beloved
from James & Bros parlors Saturday morn
ing. December l8, 10 O'Clock. Friends in
vited. 14s
CHAMBERS. Departed this life Tuesday. De-
wife Of the late Robert Chambers, mother
Of Mrs: Lavinia G Ball and the late Carrie
Thursday. December II. ii am, from her
late residence.
CHAMBERS All members Of the Ladies' Pro-
sressive Relief Society are requested TO at
tend the funeral Of our late sister. ELIZA
BETH CHAMBERS, Thursday morning. De
cember Il. 1922: at II O'Clock. from her
late residence 101S Goth st. NV.
Mrs. ANNIE JONES. President.
ADDiE CHASE GREEN. Secretary
Evening star., 1922-12-13
MIRACLE MAN" DIES.

NEWARK. n. j.. December 13.-Dr.
Miller Royal Whitenack, famous as a
specialist ON children's diseases and
known to thousands AS the Miracle
Man.. died late Yesterday at the Pres
pyter1an Hospital. where he had been
confined for more than six weeks.
suffering from blood poisoning. Or.
Whitenack was born in Newark forty
eight years ago. Death Of the noted
baby doctor ended q week battle
Tor IRE, during which specia,i.ts from
all parts of the east Yer. called in
to consultation. Last Sunday prayers
wer" offered in several churches here
for his recovery.
Evening star., 1922-12-13

OWEN. In loving remembrance Of my dea
husband and father, GEORGE r. ROW En-
who , died one gear ago today, December ]"
Evening star., 1922-12-13
FARMERS TO GATHER,
Cotton Growers to Meet Here This
Week With Marketers.

Representatives at the annual ccnven-
ton here tomorrow, Friday and Sat
urday of the National Council of
Farmers cooperative Marketing AS
sociation will be officials Of the Amer
lean Cotton Growers Exchange and
similar large organizations Of pro-
ducerS.
Among early arrivals for the con-
ventfon will be Carl Williams Of Ok
lahoma City. president of the cotton
growers exchange and also vice
chairman Of the national council. and
{: .. Moser of Dallas. Tex, treasurer
OF the American Cotton Growers Ex-
change.
The councils meeting will be one of
the most important farmers gather
ings held in this country for years.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
CARDS of Tbanks.

AXE. Ny friends. neighlors and relatives.
pleas" accept my deep appreciation and SIN
ctre thanks for your h;!ii words Of SYM
patty and beautiful H":.l tributes the
occasion of my bereavement in the death
OF my dearly devoted and feloyed husba nd.
MRS. ". S. AXE.
BUELL.. We wish to extend our sincere
thanks and heartfelt appreciation for the
sympathy extended and beautiful fora! trib-
utes offered by relatives. reichhors and
Friends at the death o! our dear little girl.
MARTHA BEVERLY fTOOTIE) RI'ELI--
HARRY I. BUELL. AND FAMILY.
COURTNEY. The family of the late JOHN r.
COURTNEY acknowledge with grateful ap-
rreriatinn the kind expressions of sympa thy
and floral offerings i'll their bereavement.
WANEALL. We wish 70 thank our friends
for their kindness and beautiful floral offer
inRs at the death Of our dear mother,
ADDIE e. WANNALL
MRS. JESSIE MEREDITH AND FAMILY. .
Evening star., 1922-12-13
Deatbs.

WRIGHT. Tuesday, IAeremiper j." I9.. after
short sickness, FREDERICK RESNETT
W tIGIIT. aged 10 years. beloved husband
OF Sarah Csrrick Wright and father Of I've
children. Funeral iron, his late residence
81 capitol View. Md, at an hour TO bS
annouu"ed later. Friends invited. ~
YOUNG. Tuesday, December IL, 1872. EN-
ME f.. beloved wife O! Andrew L. Young
Funeral from her late rpsidcnre, tl2 Keefer
place NV. Friday. December 15. at 4:51
nm Requiem mass at the Church Of the
Sacred Heart at 10 O'clork. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment st Mount Ulivet
cemetery. l(s
Evening star., 1922-12-13


ears and head. l2l1 ct. NV.
LOST.
AIREDALE PUP. months; collar, no tag:
lost or strayed from 1O4 Garrison rd.. Ciar-
endon: He%ard; no questions asked. Phone
, BEAGLE, female. white black. tan. Monday,
from 31:2 3Sth NV. Reward offered.
| RON containing evening dress, fan, scarf and
! other articles. lost or taken from automobile
/: and 1880. Liberal reward for return or
information. Phone Cleveland 1888 or Ceve-
land 1919. 15s
RROOCH-Pink tourmalin stone, set oblong in
! fligree god Reward. Cleveland 7h3. 13'
BULL. TERRIER-White female; ears recently
clipped and taped down on head: deaf. Please
! notify F. P. Leach. 561s 1st st. ne. or 1917
7th st: NV. or phone Adams 26s2 after s
pm. Reward
Sasn. Store 18TH and g. TSo,s in
COLLIE PUPPY. about six months old. Re-
! turn TO 626 Srd ne. Reward.
DoG-s1o will be paid for return Of small
white male dog. 12O E st. Sc. No questions
asked. l4s
DOG-Black and white female beagle hound:
reward il returned to 1910 Spring road NV. 13'
EARRISG-Onyx. diamond and hematite, on
Saturday afternoon between 1901 Mass. ave.
and Scott Circle. Liberal reward II returned
to X Z. H.. 1926 st. NV. 1H'
GI4ASSbS-Dark tortoise rim. in black case, On
Nov. 20, downtown. Return to 301 sth st.
ne. for reward. 14s
HANDBAG-Iady' brown leather, on Wis
rd. Finder return to X. L. Dodge, J6l6 New
ark. Reward.
HANDBAG-Lady's brown leather. on Wis.
ave. between Newark and Pierce Mill I'd.
Finder return to R. l.. Dodge, S616 Newark
st. Reward.
HANDBAG.-Lady's brown leather. containing
money and keys. Tuesday morning on Takoma
Walter Reed Hospital. Reward. Return NJ.
Woodroof. ward 81, Waiter Reed Hospital.
Tel. Col. 400, Branch I23.
KEYS On as, 5iss, Taylor st. or Georgia ave. Gan
kEYs-Monday morning between and 10. at
10th and SITS: NV. or 18th st. bus. Reward.
Phone North 627O.
MONEY-About 800. either in Woodward 4
1Sthrogs 1a,tac ps store or on st. Reward Po
NECKPIGEstone marten. in Rauscher'. or
on L street between Conn. ave. and 18th.
Phone Clarendon 1911. Reward.
PENPANT, crystal. with gold chain. Rey:,d. wa.
ward. COLI st. West 269: 13'
POCK CKETBOOK. small. containing money and
personal papers near Felsher's shoe store. 9th
| and H ne. Reward. Return 12l Staples St
sPECTACLEs-Tortoi shell, long black case:
Treasury annex SO. ]. Baker.
J IMRRELLA, blue silk, in Potomac Park car
from MI Pleasant Friday morning, Dec. 8.
Reward il returned to Room 100. Evening Star
! bldg :. between Q and $50. 1a.
TMBRELI.A-IAdy's dark blue silk. with am.
her handle and strap, lost on Mt. Pleasant
car line Sat. Finder return 170S Newton st.,
| apt. D. Reward
| WAGON TOP BOW Return to 1901 Fla. ave
NV. Reward. North 1919:
| WATfH-Diamond wrist watch, On gFay RIB
| hon, near 1912 21st ct. NV. Substantial re-
ward.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
standard Gn. and Electric Co.

An interesting public utility issue Is
the Standard Gas and Electric COM
pany's debenture &c. due In 1885. In
recent years they have been distributed
widely throughout every State In the
Union. They yield about 100 per cent
at their current prices and are direct
obligations of the company, but not Sc
cured by q mortgage. They are well
provided for, however, and earnings ap-
plicable to interest on the Issue were
about four and four-tenths the amount
required In the last year. The company
is q holding company and owns bonds.
stocks and other securities Of thirteen
public service corporations in various
parts OF the country and serving 463
with total population Of
approximately 2,270,000. All the COM
pany's bond issues are secured by pledge
of collateral of its subsidiaries. After de-
ducting the amount of collateral behind
the company's secured bonds there re-
mains collateral with a value OF S34,-
100000 to protect the s12,500, 900 OF its
debentures outstanding. The debentures
dates at 103 and interest. They are
obtainable In denominations as low as
$50. The combined gross earnings OF
the company's subsidiaries In the year
ended with September 80 were $34,-
757,764 In contrast to $40. .809,762 in 1920
and its net earnings $11,S63,442 in con-
trast to S11.960.945 in the preceding
year. About s41a per cent. of the COM
pany's revenue is derived from the sale
of electricity.
The New York herald., 1922-01-11
n. & n. Knight. Inc. First Is.

Tho bonds Of an active textile COM
pany can be found in the ten year first
sinking fund rs of b. s. H. knight, Inc,
due in 1880. The company is controlled
through ownership Of common stock by
the Consolidated Textile Corporation.
The bonds were offered in 1920 at 81
and are selling at SO. to yield about 7.16
per cent The are secured by a first
mortgage on all real estate. plants, ma
chinery and equipment owned or here
after to be acquired by the company.
The company has seventeen mills
Rhode Island and In Massa-
chusetts, with 533,457 spindles and
1870 looms. Its products are combed
yarns, print cloth, wide sheetings and
twills. The bonds are redeeemable at
prices ranging from 105 to 101, accord
ing to the nearness Of their maturities.
From December 1, 1928, payable semi
annually, an amount equal to per
cent. O. year Of the maximum amount
of the bonds at any time issued will
be used for sinking fund purposes. There
are outstanding s7,500,o00 Of the bonds
out Of an authorized issue Of $10.000.0 900.
Their 2 per cent. Federal income tax Is
paid by the company without deduction
and they are tax exempt In Rhode
Island