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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

Which reference leads us now
10 speak Of our judges. OH.
yOu SHOULD SEE OUR
JUDGES None other than Mai.
NJ. Il. Andruxs, coast artillery.
4. y. A.. on duty In Seattle with
the organized reserves: his play
mate. Capt. X. II. Smith, and
Lloyd Spencer. pliilsnthropist.
dramaiist and mutt dog enthusi-
asst.
These three will observe the pa.
rnde from an auto grnndstnnd and
the prize winners at the
close.
The editor says absolutely he can.
not today give us the whole paper.
We Will have 20 stop writing.
Nevertheless. we shall be granted
space. Just because this is the last
time possible, for our list OF prizes.
For the most comicaily dressed
youngster with pet animal walk
ing, first prixc--S5 merchandise
certificate, from Frascr'Pater-
son.
For tho boy with largest pet
animal Doth wallsingl--S5 ncr-
esnndise certificate, from Spaui-
ding n Co.
For tile girl with smallest pet
animal both walldng,--SS mcr-
chnndise certificate. from Mac
Dougali. Southwick.
For the most comically dressed
boy--First prize. IS merchandise
certificate. from Spelger & Huri-
but.
Second prize--0ne boys book.
from LowuaR & Hanford.
Third prize - Six tickets TO
Blue Mouse fhentcr.
For the most comicaIly or most
interestingly dressed little GIRL
First prize--S5 merchandise cer-
tifIcate from the Rhodes store.
Second priyc---0ne girls book.
from Lowman q Hanford.
For the child with best pat In
cage las chipmunlt, parrot. cat.
ctc.)--S5 merchandise certificate
from Standard Furniture Co.
For the best decorated animal
walking tboy leadingb--x5 Nee
cano set. from Piper 4 Taft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

For the bcstdecornted animal
walking tgirl ieadingl--x5 mer-
chsndise certificate from Len.
mons.
Best-decorated cart tpopy. dog.
roaf--nothing barredl-- SIS mcr.
chandise certificate from the Owl
Drug Co.
For the youngstcr with most
freckIes--Award 10 be something
IN electrical or radio iinc, from
J. J. Agutter & Co.
For the homelicst mutt dog
Ono collar and chain from Bar-
nicr's dog and bird store.
For the bull pup tnat looks mos
like Brownie" the Century Coined,
pup: First prize. IS; second prize
f2.bo. from the Columbia theater.
Polar cakes and chocolate bars e
be the gifts Of the Seattle Ice Cream
Co. and the Imperial Candy Co. re
spectvely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CHEST
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

RehabIiitating dependent families Is
no amateurs Job. Modern social
aid. as given by the chest. is doing
much to prevent poverty and to pay
for itself many times over In reduc
ing and preventing want"
The speaker said tho old cost
Of raising money by tag days,
paid solicitors, etc, ranged from
10 TO rs per cent Of the amount
collected. Under the commun-
ity fund last year the cost Of
raising tho annual budget was
per cent and this year II will
be about per cent. The
chest. he said. offers the sim
plest and most busincsslike way
OF combining 81 separate solicI-
tations In one general and an
nual appeal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
CONv|CTS TAKE
PRISON FUNDS
Mcneil Runaways Garry Off
S720

TACOMA. Sept. 2s.--Not only did
Robert J. Turner and James w.
Pefonso escape from Mcneil island
psnisentlary Tuesday. hut ssae IN
prison funds went with them. War.
deu y. ". Lynch sdmlsa
The loot. $3.50 Of IL cash. the rest
postal money orders. was taken
IA the prison safe.
II Is believed that peronsc knew
the combination o. tho safe.
Reports that the escaped men
M seen in Portland wednesday
<ning leads 20 the theory that
are now on their way 10 Cali.
IA.
frx. Mildred Sunday. wife Of a
7fvict narcotic addict and sweet.
NJ Ftrt Of Peronto. who was taken
~ 70 custody after the escape. has
len released by authorities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

To completely Organise the coop
sr1ffve action % Seattle and Spokane
in the figat 70 prevent the proposed
phQne rate Increase asked 81 the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company OF Spokane. ]. NJ Geraghfy.
cooperation counsel for Spokane. VIII
etin Seattle Tuesday for a confer
enee on the question with Thomas J.
l. Kennedy. assistant corporation
counsel for Seattle.
Date for the hearing on ths re-
sssts Of the investigation BY state
and municipal authorities into the
value Of the Pacific Tcierhore and
Telegraph comrany's property In
Washington has been tentatively set
for Oct ~ according TO Kennedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Undermining the
Federal Courts

V,lIB New York World.
l. speaking OF injunction and
contempt proceedings. has this
10 say editoftallyi
when Attorney General
Daugherty excuses the regula.
ton OF industrial affairs by
injunction and contempt Of
court m tho 'mildest form OF
governmental regulation. the
most humane and the most
charitable; he reveals n dan.
gerous ignorance OF the char.
ncter and function o. the fed.
srai courts.
Tho courts are the most
rigid and least responsive
branch Of the federal machin.
cry. Their business ln 20 In
terpret law. not 20 make u or
administer u. yet when they
are called upon 20 settle wage
controversies by enjoining
parties 20 the conflict. they
must. IN effect write new
statutes OF their own and en-.
force them thru nn extension
OF their own authority.
"The courts are not fitted 10
Determine Industrial disputes:
they cannot mediate or ron.
olllate. there ~ no allowance
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Gambler, Fined $3.50,
Gets Sncezing Fit

STRATFORD. Sept. 2o,--Fined
1850 for running n gambling house,
William sncezum burst into re Of
sneczIng and had TO be attended by
physician.
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ECHO THRU
ALI. ISLAM

What do you think VIII take
placer he was asked.
Great Britain will have 20 hack
down. The british government viii
be obliged 70 ssve constansinople 20
the Turks and. very probably. Thrace
along with ~. Very likely there will
hs reservations. on Turkeys part.
with regard 70 the straits. These. !
think. win b. the major develop.
meats: but. az course. there will he
much fnce'anvin% on both sides
And II Great Britain defends
Constantinopie with an army
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
DRIVER HEEDS
- SAFETY SIGN

BRIDGEPORT. ohlo.--"Let's be
careful" said a Hgn on the rear
Of touring car that crashed into
n post near here. The driver needed
the sign and lenpcd TO safety first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

SUIT FOR $4,000 damages was
flied In superior court Thursday
against birdie Boyle by william G..
Folsom. who charges that she caused
hts wife to secure a divorce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

for sive and take In their make.
up. They can only state De.
cinlons ana issue fats. and
neifher labor nor capital II
nfnenable 10 such methods.
because their direct interyen-
tion In both futile and unpop.
uiar. IL would be certain. II
carried out along tho lines laid
down By Mr., Daugherty. 10
destroy their Influence and In
the end strip them OF loRltI.
mate power. This outcome
was foreseen In England after
the Teff.vsle case, when All
Industrial authority was taken
from the courts and returned
70 parliament. where II be.
longs.
mfr. Daugheriy probably
thinks he is adding 20 the
power or the federal judiciary
81 laying on II the burden ~
economic adjustments which
should be borne by congress
and the executive. He Ia, In
fact. setting u up as n target
for destructive criticism. 80
far rs the stability OF tho
courts r. concerned. this mild.
ert form OF governmental
regulation II unquestionabiy
the worst Of all"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

A pigeon can easily fly Mt the rate
Of 80 miles an hour when the wind
Is not against IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
ABDIcATES

PARIS Sept 29.The sultan OF Turkey. Mohamed VI.
abdicaed in of his cousin Prince Abdul Medjid
according TO unconfmed report received here today
from Constantinople.
Another report stated that Mohamod had decided to abd
cate but acceptance of this had been held up pending
from Mustapha Renal whose decision in the matter will
be final
The sultan since the has been poweress in the Turk
sh government II he who accepted the treaty of
Sevres which banshed Turkey from Europe after the
The sultan being the head of the church Of the Mosem
world allowed to remain in Constantinople
He retained his place and a small bodyguard
The Turkish nationalists headed by Mustapha Renal
the sutans surrender Of Constantnope and race
the allies and set up by national assembly
in Angora.
The nationaists being all powerful thru their bril-
liant victories plan to GUST the sultan.
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HERE'S rulnu,ov, vasan STARTS
MORE IIIkkINH Walk ON
ABOUT iViiMSst U0u PAGE 4

the Near Eastern questions with the Turkish leader
entreating him TO his troops out of the zone,
cording to this information
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-05
Frilly Blouses of Georgette, 80

Short sleeves full fris
OF Georgee flesh white trimmed with
he lace in design.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-05
IIyoss. ] ldl'S
for Sunday Meal
/. Rsu.Seasoned Omelet, a
! Cleverly II Concocted Tomato
rillins and a Delicious De''
/, .ert Are Featured

q, MRS. NJ. A. WILSON son -,
..,,,sht. Iess.. BY Mrs: ~ 4. "'''"' ="
.ur essential point for the house
..,to is TO make the very best use
=. !, ..eh season as it comes. er'ns'ns
~ e's" ,hs seosonable crops. A desire to
WIZ -, cory hest use Of that which
maIe ',.,n ~" our reach soon develops the
highest in u.s. ,u r.. tho Sun.
day menu' ',, 80
~ SUNDAY BREAKFAST
.,rsvbe-rics nu Natura,e
pakcd Omelet Of fine Herbs
.,i Tcmatoes Lyonnaise Potatoes
Pahne" Rolls CoHee
DINNER
puree Of Lettuce e
BAKED and STUFFED Iom"t'es
So. J;otatoes Asparagus
Ne" Hearts Hearts of Lcttuce
French Dressing
strawberry Dumplings s,.. Surname
\nni.H '""''
'o"''
SUPPER
,L x,, Sandwiches
Cnersc "" nd Potato Salad
te'eri | |cornisb
t..sv and Raisjn pie
o'r"" Tea
,,
Baked One'et o' r"e
N;nce fine
Three "cEs. -. ,,,.Icv
Sir brnncncs W. p"'
4 WV .,.,s :, m.,surc ono half
ouaI' 'hom ,honpcd fine. cover with
boiling water ana COON Nv, ahs.rh
then drain ana tnrn y" ''''" W "''''
the excess water ,.,.s,,ors ~ bu,ter
.Cm ,I,,,O, and nlare on stove where the
sill n;I, hcot slowly. While the skillet
IaI h..t;ne scparate six eggs. placing
=, rbites Of tho eggs in the largest
itaw, m heat until the whites Of the eggs
.,;fr nov add TO the yOlks
NV '' - ~
Three MbicspooS oI c"'" ""'"'
One teaspoon oJ sd". ~
/ Onc.hnt r"spoo" oJ ""'c PePP''
Beat 70 mix. then add part Of the
,olks and parl of the herbs and fold
In IN the stiffly beaten whites OF eggs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-05
Pretty Handmade Blouses
Special at S2.25

The fet lace hemstching embroidered all by
hand (exqusite nedlework The
Of fine white ba and fit nicely about the neck and wrists
There Peter Pan, and N-neck models.
About dozen other models of bat dmty French
trimmed with rocheed edgng e Irish
S3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-05
Middle Blouses
81 to So

They're in brown with black
braid; white jean with orchid,
brown, cadet, red or navy col.
lars and all-white middies. Sizes
6 to l6 years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-05
Dimity, 38c Yard
Tissue, 3Oc Yard

Dimities are in lovely plain
colors and in small all-over de-
signs that are delightfully."- old
fashioned.
Tissue ginghams are in cool,
clear stripes in variety of
widths and colors.
Both are Sc inches wide and
specially priced.
"entrRD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-05
Pink Satin
Boomers at 81

are cut full and re-enforced. The
satin lis excellent quality. In
extra sizes, trimmed with hem
stitching. thev are SO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-05
Beautiful
Nightgowns
Unusual at S3.85

In a White Sale, one naturally
expects good and unusual values,
but these stand out, even among
the special values Of the Sale.
The materials are so good, the
nightgowns are cut so full and
the trimmings are so delightfully."-
dainty!
MANY are Of crepe de chine
shirred below bands of lace or
trimmed with large butterfly me-
dallions of filet lace. Tailored
nightgowns are of radium fin-
ished with hemstitching. All are
Springtime pink.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-05
Silk Envelope
Chenises, $1.65

are of good pink crepe de chine
with tailored or lace-trimmed tops
and built-up shoulders or straps,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-05
Special for Juniors
Jersey Frocks, $40

One and two piece dresses of
the better grades of jersey in
brown, henna and navy. Some
are embroidered. some are in the
form of slip-on dresses with
pongee guimpes. Sizes ~ to Is
years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-05
Middies and
Girls and Juniors
Pleated Skirts
81 to $3.50

White jean skirts, pleated onto
belt, are 81 and 81.
Skirts Of cadet blue gingham
are 50 and $3.50
Sizes IL to l6 in each.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-05
Lovely Airy Hats at So

Something aticuary cha hal
transparent brims! Nothing will take their
Various becoming shapes cleaning sports satin
with
touches of glycerined Excellent
As Summcry light a the of
coorul
gIierng tne n ervoven
others nsw
and delightful.
Beautiful
almost covered with fluffy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-05
New Skirts.
Shirtwaists for
Shirtwaists, $l.5O

Crisp white lawn waists are
trimmed. around the Peter Pan
collar, cuffs and center pleat with
wee pleated friI!. Plain ta:-
lored dimity waists, also. Sizes
8 to ii years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-05
5 Styles of
Exquisite
Chen1ises, $3.50

Beautiful crepe de chine is
in delicate pink in four styles and
blue in the fifth. They are trimmed
with filet lace, other pretty laces
and shirring. Georgette castings
and fine tucks, two-tone ribbon
shoulder straps or hemstitchin2
and little ribbon rosebuds.
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
Am Sugar
Ia 1917
Am Tel e. Tel
"a anaE
Big Sandy

Am Tel 4 Tel 1...... s1's
cit As 1920 Braden Cop VI
1.... 91 cit Is 1861
1...... 9iN 1....... 9S
Sm Tel z Te' Brier Hill Stl
cv 5e 1896 LIST 5Ms 1912
3. 49,. ~ 5....... 9S
49,. 81 2...... 81
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
DUTCH EAST INDIES
TO GET FUNDS HERE
New $25, 100000 Loan, to Be
Offered, VIII Bear 6 P. c.,
1t Is Believed.

Foremost among the new foreign
vestment situation improves probably
viii be a SIS. 10000 issue OF Dutch East
Indies bonds. II was learned yesterday.
The Dutch colony already has sold $780,
100000 of bonds in this country since
December of last year. The Kingdom
OF the Netherlands has approved of
the policy of the East Indies being
financed abroad. 1t is said. which leaves
the mother country free to use its funds
for internal developments.
1t is believed that the new Dutch
East Indies bonds, when issued, will
bear per cent. coupon. the same as
the previous issue. Bonds of previous
Dutch East Indies external loans listed
on the New York Stock Exchange at
present are quoted at prices to yield
about 6is per cent.
The two former loans to the Dutch
East Indies were underwrtten by a
syndicate headed by the Guaranty Com
pany. and included Harris, Forbes &
Co.; Bankers Trust Company; Lee Hig-
ginson & Co.: kidder. Peabody & Co.;
Union Trust Company: Pittsburgh. Con-
tinental and Commercial Trust and Saw
ings Bank and the Illinois Trust and
Savings Bank. Chicago and Union Trust
Company, Cleveland.
The first Dutch East Indies loan,
$40, ,0o0,O 900 twenty-five year external gold
6s, dated January 1, 1922. and due Janu-
ary l, 1947, was offered at 94ls last De-
cember. That loan was followed In
March of this year by another of s4o-
100000 forty year external sinking fund
gold 6s. dated March !, 1922. and due
March /. 1862, offered at 94&. In April
last the remaining s20,0O0.00O Of the forty
year IS were offered at 961a.
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
Average Bond Prices
Monday, November 20.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

There was little interest in yester-
days bond market, price changes being
mostly fractional and largely due to pro-
fessional operations. The United States
Government list was narrow and at the
close prices were a few cents higher to
a few lower. with the Treasury 4As
around $3.50. or unchanged from sat
urday Foreign issues were steady with
the exception Of Jugoslav SIS on the curb
which fell sharply on reports that the
syndicate had withdrawn It's support.
British obligations were firm in sym
pathy with the strength of sterling. The
domestic railroad list had some fairly
strong spots. Most gilt-edged bonds
were quiet and little changed. The
traction list was dull. Industrials were
neglected. arhe days total turnover fell
short OF $9,000,000.
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
HUDSON TUBE SURPLUS UP.
shows S94,e09 for October--In-
crease I'm Gross Income.

Tho report of the Hudson and Man.
haitian Company for October shows a
surplus after charges and after full in
terest on tho adjustment income 5 per
cent. bonds OF ss4,969. against sn,s97
last year. Gross income for October was
S941,271. compared with S9o9,7o3. while
net after taxes amounted to $436,690,
against S41O.223.
For the ten months ended October 81
last gross was s9,074,646, compared with
$S,649,12S, while net after taxes was
S4014,449, against S3,5S9.401. and the
surplus after charges $605,716. COM
pared with $1S2.232 for tho correspond
i'm period of last year.
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
s1.o7s.soo Mortgage Certificate.

The Lawyers Mortgage Company !.
Offering three new issues of guaranteed
first mortgage certificates on New YORK
City properties. netting per cent Tor
five years, and legal for trustees, con-
sisting of $2S975O issue secured by prop
erty at sos TO 600 West 114th street.
s3S3,750 issue secured by property az
DIST street and Central Park West and
s4OO. 900 issue secured by property al
Amsterdam avenue and West 92nd
street.
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
TO USE NIAGARA POWER.

It is understood that the option which
has been taken by tho Il. l.. Phillips
Company on the controlling stock of
the Hornell Electric Company will be
exercised early next year Control has
UP to this time been held by interests
headed by w. NJ. Measey OF Phladel-
phia. Use OF Niagara power in Hornell
is expected TO be one OF the first moves
by the new owners II such plan
proves possible
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
TURtrAN OIL EARNINGS.

Tire Turman or Company for III.
third quarter Of 1929 reports gross
earnings of s4o3.974. expenses of s5e,-
294, dividends paid amounting TO s231s-
439 and balance of s99,924. This conf
pared with a gross of s547,19t and a
final balance of s250,774 in the previous
quarter In the third quarter the com
pany received an average price of ~
cents a barrel less than the price paid
I'm the second quarter ~
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
FORM LAW FIRM.

Forsyth wickes and Robert ii. Nell
son. the latter retiring from the firm OF
Cravath. Henderson, Leffingwell K De
Gersdorff. have formed partnership
for the general practice OF the law under
the firm name OF Wickes & Nelson, with
offices at 60 Broadway. Harold II.
ITartwell, N. II. George and II. n. Rid-'
dell, who have been associated with Mr..
wickes, will also be members of the
Arm
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
y. v. Central Equipments.

The Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York will be prepared on Thursday ana
thereafter to exchange permanent certi-
ficates for outstanding temporary certi-
ficates in tho principal amount OF $27:-
$4,000 Of the New York Central lines
5 per cent equipment trust gold certin-
Gates. bearing date of june l, 1877.
The New York herald., 1922-11-21

ID disbursements for June teaching Treasury
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
Fri. r.,,road Equipments.

The Erie Railroad asked the Inter
state Commerce Commission yesterday
for permission 20 assume obligation TOT
the payment OF interest and principal IN
s2,sO0, 900 OF equipment trust ceruncates.
These securities, which will be sold at
n.r cent. interest rate, are intended
70 raise funds for new freight cars and
locomotives.
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
To Redeem o II. @. Notes.

Tho Western States Gas & Electric
Company has called for redemption all
OF its outstanding issue of ten-year per
cent gold notes. maturing February l.
1927. Payment will be made at the
Guaranty Trust Company. Inc notes
are callable at 101 and interest UP 70
FEBRUARY /, 1925. under terms Of the
indenturc.
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
Oner Electric Bonds.

Spencer TraslS & Co. and Blyth. Wit
ter & Co. arc offering at 9S and interest,
to yield about 6.15 per cent. the S1,b0o,-
600 per cent first lien gold bonds. Sc
ries "B," OF the Nevada-California Elec-
tric Corporation.
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
ALABAMA POWER PROFITS.

The Alabama Power Company for the
year ending October 81 reports gross
earnings of 1896. IN, out OF which net
profits of s2,67S,502 we're saved after ex-
penses and taxes, compared with gross
of s4.4Ss,209 and net profits OF 81, ,329. SIT
in the previous fiscal year
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
q. s. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES.

The Treasury Department offers 10 redeem
rTnited states Treasury 3k per cent. and
Az per cent certificates, due December 10,
1000. and Victory 4% per cent. notes called
Tor payment December 10. 1922. at 100 and
Interest at any time before maturity.
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON Nov. 20--Prices we're very steady
on the stock Exchange to-day. Quotations
were as follows
Bar gold, OILS. lid.
Bar silver, 32ikd per ounce.
Money. lA per cent.
Discount Rates--Short and three months
bills, T-16m2h per cent.
Two and one half per cent consols 5T4.
British per cent. loan. g9%.
British AZ per cent. loan, 90.
De Beers, 10M.
Rand Mines, Q.
PARIS, Nov. 2o.--Prices moved irregularly
on the Bourse to-day. Quotations were as
follows.
Three per cent. rcntcs, h0f n5c.
Exchange ON London G3f &c.
fi,o per cout. loan. 75f 1Jc.
4. $. dollar. iIf. l0l1c.
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
prNNsYIvANIA am.

OFT CITY. Pa. Nov. 2o.-Crcdit balances,
49, Runs, f0i .a16. Average, JG,2sS. Ship
msnts, s5sAeS; average, 0i.96i.
The New York herald., 1922-11-21

$1,5OO,OOOr
The Nevada California Electric Corporation
Six Per CentF Lien Gold BondsS .B"
1s=$k o@@ss%$5a 1ss$"o"
nnuan~w summarized mhom atrm sK1
The s. Lien Bonds dS are
6rsanrf and17
(ourss Of mcpIA
rooaton
heprpi
urhe edee0pn nnt tie r
estimated
NGapGcab betoh INTEREST," tcrge c 20
yeaedA
tIinBons Series "amount t
wtho bonded d nc
OF % h p
EDcoert h rcha and
Nevada O hnerHor ryecpt H portion in
counties sin nSh
Hd dwhb
Sand Interest Yielding About6 6.1535
Descriptive Circular F %
Spencer Trask & Co.. Blyth, Witter & Co.
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
RAW SUGAR FUTURES.
UNITED STATES rRE-wAR BONDS.

Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
o 30. iO2is 103Aip I 4s, "a. 81 9j
Be '46. .. 02 g5 IN A., '35 g2 DJ
p - '36fO2h 1854 DofC 3s 'G5 gs 100
T. 3s 'Gi. ni 02i5l 'lIw a.. '4t.f75
Is '3s. iV2M 1OJl4i'P II As. 39.fI5 =.
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.
Revenue receipts and expenditures a

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EX DIVIDEND TABLE.

Nov. oi--
Atlantic Refining Co. u...............s5.00
Nov. 2.--
Standard oil OF Nebraska, =. s..... 500
standard on of Nebraska, extra. 1000
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1922.
ng- Sales

RANGE OF UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS
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