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The New York herald., 1922-05-04
CHICAGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.

NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT-No. red and No. hard. 81 .56h;
No. / Manitoba. 81 .59ta; No. mixed durum.
81 Az =. 4. (. track n. Y
CORN-No. yellow and No. white,
S1sic.. and No. mixed. slAc. c. l. I. y "
all rail.
OATs-No. 2 white. 4oiac.: No. 3 white.
4sc No 4 white. 46c.; fancy clipped white.
5aa157c. :: ordinary clipped white, 5o952c., all
elevator
RyE-No. . Western. sl.2o% (. o. b. and
81 tai. C. X T. N. Y export.
RaRI IEY-Malting T667s c. I. Z. N Y.
HAY-No I. soad31: No. .. s26do9; No. 3.
so4To6; shipping s22@24 per ton.
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Central Arkansas Railway & Light Corp.
Drafcrrcd SincL niA idcnd No. q

New York. May ., lS-@.
The Board or Directors has this day de-
cIared the thirty-sovcnth consecutive quar-
tcrlv dividend Of One aud Three-quarter5 FER
Cent GAc) on the Preferred Stock OF tne
Central Arkansas Railway and Light Cor
poration payable Oh June /, 1922. 10 the
Stockholders Of record as OF the close or
business May 10. 1922. Checks viii DC mailed
The Transfer Books will not be closed.
j. DUNHfLL. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1922-05-04
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. May 8-Barometer at
noon, 2e.7s inches; wind. r. light breeze;
weather, raining; temperature. 80 deg Fahr.
The New York herald., 1922-05-04
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

AMERICA, from Bremen Sd for New York.
OLYMPIC (Br), from Southampton Sd for
New York.
RELIANCE, from Hamburg I'd for New
York.
PArRIA tFr). from Marseilles Goth tor
New York.
The New York herald., 1922-05-04

April Is, 1922
Notice Is hereby Eiven that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the SOUTH
FERRY REALTY COMPANY. INC. win
bo held at the office OF the company, No
fi5 Broadway. IN the Borough Of Manhaf
tan. City Of New York. on the 9th day OF
May. 1922. al 10 A. NJ. for the annual elec
tion Of Directors % said company and Of
two inspectors Of election 20 serve for the
succeeding year and for such other business
as may properly come before such meeting
r. G. BABBAGE. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1922-05-04

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
NORFOLK, NA.--Sealed proposals will BE-
received here until ~ NJ, May 80. 1922, and
then opened for removing tho wreck of the
sailing ship Maria Borgee,' sunk In Harp
tor Popts Va. Further Information on ap,
pf cation.
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Dangers to Navigation.

HALIFAX, Ms, May 2-WarnnE that
many iceberEs were in steamship tracks No
and No 0 were sent out by wireless to-day
rom the cutter Tampa. on Ice patrol off the
Grand Banks. Others were sighted In lat
4. l0 Ion ID 3s. and lat - 81, lon ~ n.
The area south Of lat 30 or and west OF lon
~ 10 was reported clear OF Ice
fReportcd to the Hydrographic office1
April n. lat ~ Il. Ion IS no, passed n
black spar buoy projecting about IL feet
upright out " wator-Str Inca
May /. Ia, % 81. ,sa .s IL, pas-ei tie
The New York herald., 1922-05-04
sEApoARp AIR LINE RAILWAY Cd

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
Notice T. Hereby Given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Seaboard
Air Line Railway Company viii be held at
Tho principal office OF the Company, North
Market Street in the City Of Petersburg
Virginia. az twelve o'clock noon, standard
time. on the 1lth day OF May. 1922. for the
purpose OF eiecttng board of directors and
the transaction OF any and all other business
that mag come before the meeting includ-
ing considering and voting upon the approval
and ratification OF all contracts, acts and
proceedings OF the board Of directors. exec
utive committee and officers since the last
annual meeting OF stockholders.
In accordance with the provisions OF the
bylaws, the close OF business on the 18Th
day Of April 1922. has been fixed as the
time for determining stockholders of record
entitled TO vote at said meeting.
By order Of the Executive COMMITTEES.
April I. 1922.
RnpT T. NTrT~r Secretary.
The New York herald., 1922-05-04
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

str North Land. Boston for New York
Str Norwalk Boston for New York.
Schr George Z Kinck, Long Cove. Me, for
New York, with stone TO Booth Brothers;
vcssei TO J Elliot & Co.
S hr Annie Mitchell. Long Cove for New
York, to Booth Brothers; vessel to A
Elliot G Co.
;;chrsHannah II. Greenport for New York.
russ Socony .6, with | barge Cat AS
pMb Frederick + keers, with cat 80
PM)
Motor barge Socony cat 80 PMD.
Bound East.
Schr Lena r, New York for Greenport.
s5c,ir Bessie G. Leila. New York for New
Haven.
Sclir Alberta, New York for Greenport.
Schr Morris & Cliff, Jersey City for Rock
land. Me.
schr Jessie l. Leach, Port Reading for Seal
III Peerless. light cat 800 PM)e
The New York herald., 1922-05-04
IDAND ASKED QUOTATIONS
' srocK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICH
PAL BONDS.

TO tho following prices accrued interest
is to he added:
The New York herald., 1922-05-04
Office OF
THE MANHATTAN LIFE NSUR-
ANCE COMPANY

o.. &c. 6s & 20 Broadway. New York, " Y.
The annual election for eight Directors OF
;hir Company win be held IN Accordance
with tho insurance laws OF this State, at
this office, on Tuesday. May 9th. 1922 The
polls will be opened from 10 90 A. NJ. 10
p. NJ.
MELVIN DeMoTT. Secretary.
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rNrrRNarroNaL SAT- CoMrANY.

RoBr. L. MUTT. Secretary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
Prest.O-Lue Company to
lid Speedway Race Fans

Automobile racing fans who jour
ney to the indianapolis Speedway
for the races on Decoration day may
secure the benefits of a special SER
vice provided by the Prest- O-Lite
Co.
The Prest-O-Lite plant is directly
opposite the speedway thus giving
il great facilities for rendering ser
vice.
As IN previous years the company
viii throw open free parking space
to the friends OF its service stations
This has proved a hfe-saver 10 many
a motorist at a time and placr ~
parking space is very much az a
premidm.
The proposed service viii 20 a lit
tie BIT further Presto Lite service
men Kill be on hand. and viii test
the battery OF any one who comes
70 PARK no matter what make of
battery Il is. Should there be any
battery trouble. these experts will
recufy il without any charge TO the
owner.
Prest-O-Lite men Will be on the
ground TO welcome incoming guests.
and viii furnish any information
that they may require.
This invitation is open TO every
body All that is necessary for the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
IMPORTATION INTO
EUROPE WILL AID
PLANTERS OF j. S
Industrial Recovery of War
Torn Regions Will Prove
Boom to Business.

In a recent speech before a gath
ering Of prominent business men,
Sec'y OF Commerce Hoover stated
that il had been estimated that
nearly so percent OF the farm pro-
duce OF the United States is wasted
annually becaus OF the lack OF ade-
quate transportation facilities. And
yet conditions are much improved Of
late years owing 20 the rapid rise 20
popularity of the motor truck
Commenting on this condition.
Barney Oldfsld master epeedster.
now president OF the tire company
that bears his name. gives il as his
opinion that the farmer is becoming
increasingly aware that better prices
and larger shipments depend 10 a
very great extent on better trans
portauon and that this I'm turn de-
ponds for the short haul. AZ least
upon the efficient motor truck
Going still further. even "a motor
truck cannot perform 100 percent
efficient unless its tire equipment, as
well as its mechanical condition is
also 100 percent perfect. LAS far as
the tires are concerned" continues
the speedway king. mot only must
they be IN good shape ar all times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14

have certainly caused tremendous
military expenses. the excessive Dor
rowing OF foreign loans has proved
highly detrimental 10 the nation s
finance and economy; and the stag
nation OF commerce and industry
and the neglect OF education OF the
country's youths have simply de-
prived the country of its industrial
and educational development and
fruitful results.
, During recent years the FIVE
southeastern provinces have severed
relations with the Central Govern
ment. and observers OF China are
always in the habit OF pointing out
the disunion OF the country, whereas
actual facts. IN my opinion. indicate
just the otherwise IL Is 10 be OBJ
served that communications between
the north and the south have not
received any hindrance or molesta-
ton. the people have Travelled 20
and fro freely: merchandise has
been transported hither and thither
without ban or embargo. and the
I systems OF law and education have
continued 10 exist side by side with
out any difference or change From
| these facts IL Is self-evident that the
q isun!on OF the country now existing
I = not the common wish and desire
I OF the people. Since Il Is not the
idea OF the people is II not a pain
| ful thing that they are compelled
service and IN the framing of the
+ 10 tolerate il under a state Of war?
/ Dissension Over Questions.
/ Was not the secession of the five
| southwestern provinces caused. al
/ the beginning by the question OF
| the parliament The serious dis
sension over this question caused a
I considerable gulf in the opinions oil
/ the country. Therefore, in October
OF last year l issued an order restor-
ing into force the law governing the
election Of members 70 parliament
and the law governing the organiza-
ton OF the parliament. both promul-
gated in the first year OF the republic
and under their provisions another
I parliament was 10 be convoked. IN
the hope that the difference OF opin
ION thus caused might be removed
and the country be reunited
such a step was then considered
in some quarters as most extraordi
nary; but. being DESTROYS OF imme
date unification of the country.
did not hesitate 10 take it. I have
hoped that after the parliament
comes into session it will be able tC
represent the majority opinion of the
people in the determination OF the
nations policy in the selection oil
the wise and the able 10 public
national constitution, 10 the end thai
great deeds may be achieved by the
country and that government and
politics may travel in their proper
( orbit
Now those who advocate tht
\ system of the federation Of provinces
have no other motive than their op
position 10 the system of centraliza
ton of power in the Central Govern
ment The former Ching dynasty
through actual experiences. had al
ready suffered its evils The pres
ent Central Government canno
speak of concentration OF power
can rather properly speak Of tn,
concentration OF evils or calamities
With reference 20 self-government
the laws recently promulgated by tn,
government are now being gradu
ally enforced. and IL would be YER
desirable n the existing laws on tn,
i system OF government be i'm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
CHINESE PRESTDENT
ISSUES APPEAL FOR
GOOD GOVERNMENT
Lengthy Message Asks People
to Take Control of Parlia.
ment in Election.

SHANGHAI. China. Nav l3-With
the students OF China declaring that
Pekin onicialdom does not repre-
sent the people OF China. with DIT.
sun Vat sen leading the forces OF
Canton against the armies OF Pekln,
and the bankrupt government mr.
able 20 meet its loans Hsu shin
Chang presiden, has issued an aD-
peal 20 the people OF China 20 take
control Of the government through
parliament and By an expression OF
public opinion
The appeal has been sent out in
a lengthy circular telegram ad-
dressed 10 the military and civil au-
thorities Of the various provinces.
Then years have elapsed since
the establishment Of the Chinese
Republic. and more than three years
since my election 10 the presidency. %
says Prest Hsu The events
which took place during this period
are all OF such a difficult and COM
plicated nature that il is painful for
one to recount them.
With age and feebleness falling
upon me. what other motive did
really have by shoulderlng the seri-
Gus and difficult tasks OF state AZ a
time OF turmoil and disorder than
my mere illusior that I might do
something for the people and coun-
try that has impeled me to do my
duty without hesitation2 II is. how
ever. contrary 70 my wish and hope
that the years have gone by while
I am still unable 10 achieve my OBJ
ject. and the condition OF the coun
try is growing more and more
chaoti and preCarious.
Sufferings Are Great.
In the past I 0 years the losses
10 the country and the sufeerings
OF the people have been exceedingly
great and innumerable For in
stance the repeated fghtings which
have taken place during recent years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14

proved and perfected. so as 10 en-
able the people 20 enjoy their natural
development and 20 avoid war.
Results Not Visible
Last year Szechuan. Yunnan and
other provinces announced their
system OF eIf-Eovernment. one
year has elapsed. yet we still can
see no results therefrom. The
slogan OF selfgovernment has OF late
been taken advantage OF by dema-
gogUes a. their standard. and the
consequence has been that more
fighting ensued and that local ban
dts took advantage OF the situation
OF disorder 10 rob and plumber, both
contributing 20 the devast alton OF
the various provinces. such an ap-
pAcation OF self-government is
nothing but self-confusion. Again in
the different provinces men have
sought power and wealth. and one
fought with another successit ely.
In some cases disputes have broken
out over measures OF reform ere
their effects could be seen Such a
system or self-government can be
nothing short OF self-confusion also.
AS TO the southwest. I have
stood Arm for peace for the last
three years and have been willing 10
compromise on whatever terms
proved acceptable such a policy
mas been fully seen by the people
of the whole country Therefore.
with reference 20 the question of
urfFra+foD and N0u- 70 reTa-- IL ,-or-
should study over the problem care
fully and minutely in order, that the
unitication OF the country may be
effected at an early date
(Signed) "HSU SHIH CHANG"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14

out % begin with they uust 30 OF
che r.rht tvpe and size FOR The autv
20 be performed
In line with th.s Thought oldfel3
truck tire dealers have given spec
TAI study 90 tire types. road co1di-
tions. kind OF load trucks speed
Eating. ere. IN this way carrying out
Barney oidfeld's ideal ~ placing
service first In every transaction. 10
was just this that Barney the idol
az the racing fans. always demanded
from his racing tires and il was with
mileage service iu mind -hat he buEt
his first caslnv.
Now with a weekly production
steadily increasing the OldheId ldeal
is brought 70 fru.uon in the favor
Of car-owuer and truck-owner alike.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
CHANCE Is THE
BEST DETECTIVE

PARIS. Nay 13.-'Who is the best
detective of modern tines was
asked Of Mr. Farancq director Of
The judicial police OF Paris. COR
responding somewhat 90 The plain
clothes men of an American clty.
His name is Chance. was the
instant reply
Sherlock Holmes isn't in the run
ming with Chance" continued Fara-
lcq. who has brought to a successful
termination some of the mo-- baff-
ing cases Of the last ton years "It
is easy for a novelist cif-ea with a
certain amount ot imagination and
knowledge Of crimtnantv 20 solve a
criminal problem which me has i'm
vented himself
writers of detective fiction make
the mistakes OF devorinE TOO much
attention 70 material signs or clues.
The examination 81 footprints Gig
arctic ashes and SO on and the Icgi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
DEMAND FOR CARS
AIDS EMPLOYMENT
Automobile Factories Report
Conditions Steadily
Improving.

DETROIT May 12-steady .m-
rrovement ln the automobile indus
try here reflected iu The employ
N tent situation and Detroit once
ore 81 riding the crest OF a wave
Of prosperity Employment agencies
for the G-st time lu eighteen months
report slight surplus % jobs over
the number OF work applications
E1omlng houses the =. 81 g.. q. ana
hotels ~ the moderate rates an re-
port keen demand FOR rooms from
men returning % the city in search
o. employment
The demand for automobile is ur-
rrecedeuted the heads Of Detroit
factories declare with the Fc-5
Company taking the lead. ai TIE
automobile concerns arc e-paudir e
6ai.y Thousands ~ men were given
employment during the month ~
april and unless The demand for
cars takes a decided slump several
thousand additional me- particular
= those OF the mechanical type VII
b assmu.ated during Nav.
Edsel Ford president Of the f'c-d
Motor Company said the ompany
Increased its empIcye list by 9.00o
curing the month ~ April The
packard company announces 10 viii
take on 600 men during May 20
provide for increased production.
One hundred men are being given
employment every day AZ the High
iend Park and River Rogue plants
~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
Bankhead-Lee Route
to Coast Considered
One of Best Trails

Although the average automobile
tourist has in mind the Santa re
Trail when considering the south
ern route 20 California. there is an
alternative route still farther south
that has been designated a primary
route by the government
The southernmost route is By way
Of the Bankhead and Lee Highway
which parallels and at some points
touches IN einternational boundary
between the United States and Mex
leo
The principal cities and towns on
the highway from Eli Paso west
ward are Mesilla Park. Deming and
LordsburE. Kew Mexico: Douglas
Ariz. Bistec. Tucson. Ajo. Sentinel
Wellton Yuma. FL Centre and San
Diego. a road from Mesilla Park to
Socorro. y. NJ. connects this high
3Say with the Santa Re trail The
Bankhead and Lee route is open
throughout the entire year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
HAYNES CAR SALES IN
April. BREAK RECORDS

Haynes sales in April OF this year
broke previous records for a single
month and howed an increase Of
80 percent over the sales for the
same period last year indications
are that May VIII show an even
greater percentage OF increase over
May Of 1921 according TO reports
from >~~4etory-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
ADJUSTING VALVES

After the push rod OF valve ia
adjusted 10 the proper distance from
the valve stem Cthe thickness Of a
sheet Of paper) difficulty is encoun-
tered sometimes i'm tightening the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
BIG Production

OTTAWA. Ont May 13 ~ The
total value % lumber production In
Canada in 1920 was S311.S15.293, ac-
cordiug 10 the dominion bureau of
EtatistiCs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
OPEN TIRE SHOP
nv THE VEST END

Messrs. Bennett and Weiss. for
merly located with Kramer on s.
Michigan ST. have blossomed out in
business for themselves. At 1924 =
". Division ST. they have opened a
tire shop which bids fair TO line it.
self up with the leaders Of town.
Both arc old timers at the game
having been in the business for the
last seven years.
Silence IS the hedge thai guards
wisdom.
Try NEHS.TIMES Tnnf Ids
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14

motorist 10 do Is 10 call at a local
Prest-O-Lite service station before
ne starts on his journey. and got one
of the PRIEST O-Lite invitation cards.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
Boy Scouts Serve as
OfficinLS for Hour

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, May ~
Springfeld's Mayor and four city
commissioners are 10 be ousted from
Office on May for one hour. Dur
ing that hour Boy Scouts chosen AT
an election held by their post viii
have complete charge Of the city
government. Scouts will be appoint
ed TO relieve traffic cops for that
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
Standardized

BERLINE - A seveu-p ssenger
sedan with four doors and window
SPACE between doors on each side
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14

One must be poor 10 know the
luxury of giving.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14

nuts. The easiest way is by means
OF two wrenches one for the lock-
ing nut and the other for the ad-
iusting screw Since they tighten in
opposite directions. the wrencnes
are drawn away from each other.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14

a chain can now be obtained ad-
iustabIe 20 any size tires. Each
lHk can bc Disconnected. so that a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14

t.eaa o. eau44-e can easily be re-
placed The diagram shows how the
links arc put together
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14

Portuguese Is the language o
about 10000, 900 people
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
Buick Skies

Ash abou= fI.e G. N. 4. c Pulyehass PIaI
sShich pr0OsdGs for DsfsTred PayHle5ln
Evening journal., 1922-07-15
NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS
PRODUCE MARKET.
OPENING PRICES
Quotations Today for Pro-
visions, Grain and Poultry
in Philadelphia

Following are the opening quota
tions today in the grain. provision
and poultry market in Philadelphia.
HAS-Firm and choice. higher: tim
othy, No. l. S23G2i; per ton. No. 2. {2i
022; No. 3. Si65oGls50; sample. sls5o
di5.5o; no grade. sli.5oQis.5O: clover
mixed hay. Sis5o&2o.5o; No ! mixed.
slT50Gis50
BRAN-Hi.her: soft winter IN 100
ID. sacks. S23.5oA2i5O; spring, s239
1880.
CoRN-HIsher; No. 2. FOR export.
.7sh%7ihc: No. 3. 72h97sKc; No. 4.
ika7imc.
oATs-Hlgher' No. ?. white. 40
ga; No. 3. white. 46q4slsc
wHEAT-I.ower; No 2. red winter.
{i.20Gl25; do. garlcky. N.10g1ls
stralght, ss.s567Oo. do. short patent.
S.00m750.
BUTTER-Higher: Western cream
EGGs-Lower; nearby extra frsts
2lisc; do frsts 25c; western extra frsts
27sc: do tlrsS. Csc; fancy selected.
packed. 35A SIC.
cHEEsE-Firm New York whole
good. COO 2Olse; Longhorn. 2i02issc;
single daisies, &c
TALIsOW-Dnn: prime city loose
5hc; do, SPECIAL loose, &c; prime
country, fiac. edible In tierces. IA c.
POTAToES-Firmer: No. !. s2.2aQ
3.25; No. 2. Si.00Gl.50
DRESSED POULTRY-Lower; fresh
killed fow.s. choice 10 fancy. 29Q soc;
do, smah sizes. 22Q26; nearby brollers.
3SQ42c. western, $50 3Sc.
LIVE POUITRY-Weak: spring
chickens. NOT leghorns. 32Q42c. do.
leghorns. 25. pc.
Evening journal., 1922-07-15
TRY HOLD-UP
OF FIREMEN
Georgetown Men Refuse to
Stop for Masked and
Armed Bandits
FARMER ON HUNT,
BUT FAIL TO FIND

GEORGETOWN. July 15.-Two
unsuccessful attempts at holding up
automobile parties were made along
the DUPONT Boulevard. between FL
lendale and Georgetown Thursday
night, the bandits escaping before
officers from Georgetown could
reach the scene. The attempts were
made on a lonely strip OF road be-
low Glendale. where woods stand
thick on both sides OF the boule-
ward
A high-powered automobile con-
tanning emberS OF the Laurel Fire
Company on their way home from
the State meeting az Dover. stopped
when three men whose car was
parked on the side OF the road Sep
ped out IN front OF II with handker-
chiefs tied over their faces and re-
voivers in their hands. The driver
Of the car put on all power and the
men stepped aside TO escape being
run over. Shortly afterward anoth-
e. car containing Georgetown fire.
men met with the same experience.
Stopping down the road they called
out farmers and. armed with guns.
after telephoning 70 State officials
az Georgetown. nan their car back
to the point where the attempt had
been made. but the bandits had
gone.