Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1922, Page 19

f FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1922.° nominations of $500, $1,000, $5,000, the federal reserve bank of its dis-| PARIS BOURSE UNSETTLED. TREND TO HIGHER PRICES SEEN | Washington Stock Exchange $10,000 and $100,000," and will have | ¢rice, H 2 % y SALES. two Interest coupons attached, pay- “Predsiry certificates of indebted- | PARIS, September 11.--Prices were I RIN P Capltal Traction 5a§300 at 9, $1,000 at able March 15, 1923, and Sepfember |, [THNTY Srfnier, of INAMNA0: | wisetiied in the bourse toduys Thres ), 00 o, 00 0. 2! x S 3 i ce rancs Ct N COST OF WEARING APPAREL |« fi M fid, 5 s ¥ LS R L | i E U e T ol 3 9 -192 c- | Exchange on London, 5 an e Ny Y Ype—20 at S0, 20 at 80, The certificates have the usual tax |tober 16, 1922 with any unmatured | 005 Op Ceteon o8 T 77 A C C f AFTER CALL. exemption privileges and will be ac- {interest coupons attached, will be 07| francs 55 centimes. The dollar was 20 at K0 o 2 S a2 oted centimes. f W 1 cepted, it was explained, “in payment | o[t A{ PAT With an adjustm quot e greement o ongress onterees on oo. i e T 5 of income and profits taxes payable ! ccrtificates of the series T5-1933 mo | greeter ) D ¢ eiengthons + & l BONDS. Seoretary Mellon Will Offer $200,- | 2. the maturity of the certificates. joffered which shall be subscribed for ! Orlg meant the cir- - u re ro uc e | 1_ % g % h irculatl riv- | and a otted.” cumfer Steel Common’s New High, > g a1 Bid and Asked Prices. 000,000 for Sale, Bearing 3 34 | They do not bear the circuiaton yriv- | S P LIC U TY. & I . = . . od S d in-| ways Planning to Move Coal. f Bia Asket Per Cent Interest. Fayment at par and accrued in-| T = 106—Early Profit-Taking o4 g & American Tel. and e terest for certificates anottea must (|| Wash'ngton’s Washington's ¢ Am. Tel’ & Tel, et [ be made on or before September 15, | Checked—Notes s e sean Tel. ind | 118 A new offering of one-year Treas- 1922 the Treasury announcement | OLDEST OLDEST L . BY J. C. ROYLE. their stores to go into the cotton 8 ury certificates of indebtedness, bear- | 82Y8. “After allotment and upon pay- 7 YT = Special Correspondent of The Sta fl;;lda and help the farmers gather ng Kot ft e i ment federal reserve banks may issus National Bank National Bank (et assy their crops before the fall rains set e o8 & 3% per cent interest and matur- | ntarim receipts pending delivery of | September 11.—At|Ing apparel unmistakably is headec | “aised In Kansas Missouri sng oihes bZ t.oerc:ex;:r:'shzd;;l;o':{a;he tesue W make’ payment by credit’ for cerui- | There is defi the day on the stock | for higher prices, but the increases | central and northern states Is ex- ul AR LS cates allotted to it for itself and its N K . § There is defi- « were symptoms ot |in prospect will be kept within “;’;';':‘ '&:ac\;lnx: f:(;"?':llkeou!“llvn:; l;,el':t‘;"tlv;flficate:. ;nnllc:lloln; fm; fus';.mfi“»:"qfflfigfnnmn‘:;‘le":r “i":p\" {l You are knowr nite prestige in z & S e ihalts <|nE stry, as it wi whic t eral | it shal PXcess of ex- ; . ‘ ) fully conducted realiz- | falFly narrow limits. This trend is|onfiance the demand for stocker wod Teserve banks, il oo eened ‘in do. | lsting deposits. when so notifiea by |J] Dy the company identification line was not pressed | being shown especially in the case of | feeder cattle from these range: vou keep, and with a bank of hecking the rise in | Woollen goods, according to tele- fadh that, of course, T Bich, csnd 2 | wiieh went on in | EFaphic reports receivea from New | REpOrts on Commodities means banking S bich S o it had been going | England manufacturers within the = s ing and historic month or more. t twelve hours, |ions of the early and to the opi rrivals among re- From Business Centers company as well e e as other kinds of o Steel common reached il dealers here for the meeting of the[ oo ”m““""'“ e this. for the year—a clear | National Retail Clothlers’ Assoclation. | - N, September 11 s Real associates. 8 . the part of Wall r a million school children re-{ cial).—Tire factories of Akron and | W or coli Let us serve you. ed to their studies today in this uitin and overe: points in northern Ohio report a ooied upon the feity ““alone'* und other millions | ASY inerease in buying orders Qurin Special Dept. Open Daily at 1pply. throughout the country began their! e last three weeks. The August ou @ 8:20 A.M it favorites like | School vear. The outfitting of these PUl of the Akron factories was ra- for Ladies 130 A.M. Petrolenm and | children for the fall and winter, al- | POted as 2,750,000 tires. The Goodyear om 0 = Organized in 1514 e rent “'nt | though delayed by warm weather, | Company, which turned out an nverise 5 5 \< an offset to | can be counted on to exercise a tre- | ©f 6.000 tircs a day for the Ford com- spec IS oaliers\ere mendousinfiuence In the apparel | PALY. has announced areduction: to | Wi “ivy a ona e 0 0 an an : international Paper, | trades. ched AcEoNnt OF Fo enoad | e nara in the bulk of your i : B oot Market Strengthened. | SCHC0UIS on account of Ford cancella | Jeraiaat D v a it i lus & Undivided Profits Over $1,600,600.00 3 The agreement of the tariff con- Glans. ruuhofyourpe:_so efforts you have enough Capital, Surplus & Undivided Profits Over $1,600,600. Action in Rails. o {:(r‘:-:l.\h':‘n \_a”:m“;'r‘n‘r‘-l:x (z:‘nznr‘lmillnte'“zr_- HUNTI N, Pa. September 11| to occupy your mind without worrying about 15th St., Opposite U. S. Treasury—108 Years Old nares met with more ad- |10 materially. Buying in the wool } & SHE i cnnsvivanta Glass and where can obtain an attractive income from 3 L 'change in | centers by manufacturers of cloth is; pand o sh d companies A t S 1 change I | Y ama domestic ooty Tars | have announced son ciincreamen) | REes your savings and whether or not your money ' i s | becoming more scarce. Holders of Shoen. Federal will be safe. ) » ool are convinced that prices must| NEW ORLEANS, Scptember 11 (Spe-| Livet : 4 i move upward, aithough the limit of | cinl). —sh rde: 2 5 e 3 . il | their advance is clearly marked by | terially in volums i advanced ma- | % 3 Our record of no loss to any investor in 49 years s the point at which foreign wools | running slightly under the total of 192] | Second and our system of safeguards for the selection ! may ‘be removed from bond ur im-lin money value. Factories hera are| Wasiing : = ported in competition with the do- ing at about 60 per cent of ca- 310 of mortgage loans offer you a continuous vaca- mestic product 3 ; i e T Manufacturers of woolens and | e 100 tion from investment worries. Issued Under Our Supervision Are ful worsteds reported today that there! & enEe. = et e pE - rd Order. was a steady improvement in demand ! FPIT" . Pa., September 11 W and Tt 300 They not only assure you of the safety of your 55082 their product ally " for | (Special).—Machine tools are i fair| 7 2 Ist. Per: ntly Safe, eliminating all worry. One of AL S o den = 3 VLGS DANI, funds when you buy our Safe, First SR CHuAnEn LY, » the mills is are also on the increa and after the recent price 0f 10 per cent. | advance 1 C Mo rtgage Investments, but enable you to obtain 2nd. Give Maximum Yield, better than other forms of s Finh. = e s for manufacturcrs are Dav-| SEATTLE, Septemher 11 nsm-;g“»-L 5 7% interest from two to ten years as well. equally safe investments. Lo ing nis the warket and bid for | The new pack of Alaska salmon is stow | Wash o . E c i Fosd labor against other industries. Other iin cmnrg to market beetuer of - (e 5 S DENOMINATIONS: §50, $100,$500, $1,000 3rd. Require Least Attention—-we lcok after every detail X manufacturing costs are high and | shortage of steam vessels from the can. | American f i manufacture therefore regard in-!neries.” Packers and jobbers fear a de- coFin i year T. t Northern 7 01l Corporat Ewift & Co. 75 L ulewater Ol b i is improving. { " In financial circles the drop in retail {trade is attributed largely { psychological influence of the labor { disturbances and that actual losses have been magnified. Cotton Farmers Hampered By the Lack of Workers BY JAMES R. RECORD. Special Correspondent of The Star. FORT WORTH, September 11.—The fairly generous ralns which fell in Texas Saturday and Sunday were of pickers and by the fact that the long, dry summer has forced the cotton open earlier than usual, and all at s for woolen cloth as in- to the| of sixty days in delivery of the new | Natioual Loans on Washington properties, either im- proved or to be improved for homes or for business. i Prompt replies to all applications. + Current interest rate. Charges reasonable. B. F. SAUL CO. 1412 Eye St. N.W. Write for booklet giving full information . Price $100 per share and accrued dividend i ing i if i v us 4 ubj -al of counsel. It is This offering is made when, as and if issued and accepted by us and subject to approva [ ) expected that dslivery of the stock will be made on or about October 2. 1922, on two days’ previous. notice, at the office of Goldman, Sachs & Co., 30 Pine Street, New York, N. Y., in the form of temporary stock certificates (or interim receipts) exchangeable for definitive stock certificates when prepared. We reserve the right to reject any or all subscriptions, to allot 'less than the amount applied for, and to close the subscription books at any time without notice. 2 LEHMAN BROTHERS | decided benefit to cattle growers and GOLDMAN, SACHS & CO. $ IR s O Mertyuge Laans AMES, EMERICH & CO. MITCHELL, HUTCHINS & CO., Inc. The above information, while not guaranteed, has been obtained from sources which we believe to be refiable, K in coast ports = e Eryat w Cotton Firm Increases Wages i Canned Goodn. | comabia Tidle Let Us Have Your Reservation at Once The emploves of the Amoskeag| MONETT, Ark., September 11 (Spe- kel Estate Tit 5 Manufacturing Company. operators of | cial) —Cangiing factories, with a datly Ly fie L & Ml I H MPANY Loan Department < |the largest cotton milly” in “the world, | output of 12,000 cans, have been put into | & S | went to worlk at increased wuge: o on In the peach districts around | y. (} d d Tja > amount ¢ cre: | this city. . L Inoi “fixed, but textile ¥ 5 ounae "]} S ) N - ast month. Al the | \EAPOLIS, September 11 FIRST MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS ~ 2 5 s, and the wajority | holesale clothiers repo - ~ mills b > < furnishings, y e S iy st e, and simi. | hats, caps and fars. 14141416 EYE STREET, N. W. Main 2345 713 14th Street § si00.- | lar -wl’r“lri I~'“e-\rmv'lul by w Hamp- | Coal. amn ! ; at thie | shire mill owners. DEWITT. Mo., September 11 totat ember | Doweyer, ase clal).—Two more coal mines wiil ar s 1eE | imum Foidial Tans | overed shortly with additional develop- | e letuse RO the v fran lr:‘v“r‘\‘\:‘ | ment in the vicinity of this town, I malleab fzon 4 fror 2 ”_!a,‘,‘.! l 3 ; be- |against higher quotations 'rx.e_\-!UJt'l‘l,l.\ Mo September 11 (e AT B e e e i @ ¥ ritics nt to the fact that the big demand | ¢4 oplin and Pittsburgh rail- | rent 10w be 5 . . L r- | for men's clothing at present is for 8 oompleted plans for an ex-i{Ure! e g ALL of this stock having been sold, this ad appears as a matter of record only. w to | sarments ranging from $18 to $35 in sion from the Kansas coal flelds to |17 quoted at yose fprice, Whereas the) linies. selling: at)(is fons Gatuct oflOMhomall (Thaiex | ey2yo¢s the [Bunale $3 500 000 | from $50 to $100 & poving i all ; tens vill run from C , Kans., 1 3= g o [4\14!1,‘,41]\:'I||m9_ to 3100 are moving in smallj TR % T S Olumbus; ticaris {auotation $33 & ton. 4 N i S ssion that | A 4 further factor in price levels, Fruit. i = - - the wh 1 for new | ufacturers in widely separated| SAN FRANCISCO, Septembe e = - hie I ections indicated tonay thev e mot | (specialrThe pran marer i wedt || LIBERTY BOND PRICES [} B. KUPPENHEIMER & CO., INC. linois Central. | rai It ‘m'(“et“" "::-r ;‘;J(‘nb"fii i “r ul;u s m‘mzhl. The man- | For 8100 Bonds Toda | . 4Rl Y % e Ko e ncome 5 L crease 0 ers of the Prune Growers' A ol | = S R n stmeie o | 4F coal which will be needed and pro- | tion apparcntly are satisfied with the || 1st 4%s... i (TO BE INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS) en 1 T » i.“x‘,:m‘m :‘?’»:mnsz;“m: l::mn‘lh‘s and ll!fix‘u:uinn, but individual growers iy =a s | r g ARE & { the sa ver adequate trans- | discontented with the 5 3 4n. . { 5 e | poptatlen erviee o S ae ocic, vk, September 11| Ath akn 110 | SEVEN PER CENT CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK . wine s : Apple growers in north- 2 S Byt v ; | Roads Lining Up Rolling Stock. rick e L NO DEDUCTIONS MADE. | L i L 1 p e raliroads are maiiug strenuous | to form a co-operative | Bonds Bought in All Denominations. o R rcaedias o WART e . e W i farion. LIBERTY BOND EXCHANGE |; edecnable in whole or in part a ’ riod of | & ub rolling stock and locome. meomoRlles. 604 15th St N i P dividends free of that f same period < ock and locomo- | cLpvE : o sCIN & el tives today to move the hard coal | CEVELAND, September 11 (Spe- Hours, 9 a.m. t0 § p.m. Mala 2997. Under present laws shares free of Personal Property Tax in Illinois and dividen: of Which the 153.000 miners who went | Sial)—The second week of Septem-; T e or wok o ber found all of the automobile plants | | Federal Norma! Income Tax. e o SRt ot day pushing their fall production to the | 1 r incidents in toda l iche v ¥ utmost for the purpose of meeting ahacior ceq | C2SES passenger trains were S Pt 8 B ) ~ i the largest amount rither pronounced | to insure equipment | for mioving | N€aVY orders. ! On or before December 1, 1925, and annually thereafter, from out of su-plus and net earnings, at ;ealflbsg%qu t ee‘ll g:; o general de- | frelght. The carriers show no sisns Tive Stock ! 7% i in par value of the preferred stock that shall have been at any one time outstanding, shall be atquifed by * 1 exchanges, and {Of & let-up in the purchasing of mew | KANSA TY. September 11 (Spe- | | Company by redemption or by purchase at not to excced $115 per share and accrue 3 e .| equipment. “Already nearly 100.000! cial).—Fodder supplies are low Investments | freight cars have L i i taior eight cars have bLeen ordered | throughout the range districts of N o ban l:fx ;;fl’}):hlrH.\IJu\\l.;IIA‘.ul'c will be | Oklahoma. The pastures have failed 1 Application has been or zwill b both the cd and Common Stock on the New )¢ ana onds of the fourth | ¥ o cember 31. in many scetions as a result of tne i 4 A Lk s o100, re B5%s | Still further iety was manifested | protracted drought. Lack of moisture We have on land a limit | Chicago Stock Exchang r a time, jin view of a possible strike of shop- |also is playing havoc with the cotio; gilt-edge FIRST M/ A 3 " rcting. men on the Canadian roads, which. if | crop in the western and southern sec- ES bearing i CAPITALIZATION To be presently To be presently n enlivening | effective, wwould still further burden |tions ‘of the state Corn also has ! authorized issue harker aftes | the American lines with transporta- | been hit. . . = > Y DOL masKeeReter keronion voheat 1 RS IRRE S 7 Interest i SEVEN PER CENT. CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK (Par Value $100)............... 3,500,000 $3,500,000 agents of the ing Down P X - . s | vi able quarterly, comulative from Sept. 1, 1922. it e e S o Tadsction gest. SEATTLE. September 11 (Special). | S i Dividends payable q vrte ly, p A e R of manntactuce hna” Sl ising costs | —The extensive campaign by Ameri- | ] COMMON STOCK (Par Value $5) .............cccoooeeeeeeenn | e ahite ok Anutacture stribution n steamship operators to meet com- CEAS g - 3 B s = > - " iying 15 anlio spv + {gecn in the renewed reports of com- | jtition at Pacific ports of foreign- | $250.00 to $2,000 We summarize in part as follows from a letter of Mr. Louis B. Kuppenheimer, President of the Company. v tax day ling mergers among companies in|owned passenger liners and freight- | 5 5 : eqUES = would be the | yarious lines of industrial endeavor. |erg in the trans-Pacific trade is at| The only absolntely safe form of i copies of which may be had from the undersigned upon request. ‘”:r” e he T:'-‘m‘"gh;‘r’!n ‘m 'v: ”:v,\‘hmp P--d»‘[{fll st beginning to show results. investment yielding such liberal " . TR B LG sio ¢ recent Re-|These are taking the form of ad- return. i 3 ¥ ertificates ma- | public-Midvale-Inland _ steel merger | ditional orders for goods for export | i BUSINESS 3 R e e t:"'rl m:-‘ Lt );(A\\uln‘:vl—'} :mvrfwn}-‘ mer-itrom Seattle and other Puget sound 5 ith hi al iger gives no evidence o aving | ports he larges amship operat- 1 - . B f Q15 3. o i e ‘i sons jonas and Lo £200.000.000 issue | placed a check on' the tendency tos | hon ;,,,,,T,,‘_,,,y e Chf“' D. ager, In the year 1876, with a capital of $150,000, Bernard Kuppenheimer, together \\,t;x‘ his suus Jonas and I pis g il on & Cay thatigships and five freighters, allocated by Loan Department—Main 36. | 5 5 & c = 2 = e original amount paid in, all of the prese! In Lower. zimiies astionwaute the Shipping Board for this district, | . i the business has operated at a profit, and with the exception o .d}‘ ‘1’()1'21 ,‘a } |1 siness was incuz »orated, it hange wates carsled | OB o O e in active operation. The cargoes for { worth has been accumulated out of earnings. In addition, since . when the business was P » ¥ Bom the pound | Western Pennsylvania now complet- “”] ;;f.;:,:eg;fiv;;ous’:fie;:b::_“;'l (Spe - T ey i has paid out in dividends to its stockholders a total of $2.247.000. The product of th(-! v:_m‘n;:jan'\ r;.ul}‘e; uulhuu]ug .l: top of the re-|ing plans to merge unde: an-| PITTSBURGH, D= - < S s stablished gcod will and a higl top of “,'p'd"ag‘.,,lo,',?vg PHRCEESTEICSE oRe! an I ATEGst ety (astiedi: 0 Money to Loa.ll throughout the United States and ml‘m'\‘ foreign lands where there has been established g A o G huilding permits_involving $3.701,: PR : ~ s os.” ks sold under Marked Short fL compared wth $3.380.464 In July and | 8ecured by firat deed of trust on real estate. regard for “Kuppenheimer Good Clothe ere thus onty two- | Marke ortage of Labor ):355.57: in August, 1921 - 5 ildi ST. PAUL, September 11 (Special). ANAGEMENT [ <o declines were a! In Boston Bu"dmg Trades —Reorganization plans f?lr the St. | | M. 10 ] E e he hitch Hea zotia- s = Paul Southern Electric railway have b £ SRR . . " Tt ands of Hon ermany and Lfi:u’n‘nl ir '“I (::::::d:lg:':";' been announced. They include an E U]TABLE | The actual management and control of the business of the new Corporation will continue in the hand | Stie o the mecait) Specia o of The Star. tension to Rochester, Minn., which i 2 : e ok ; i fin Bovernmenty "BOSTON, Sepemben s The wrow | e e "'-‘l i those_ whojcrested e = d: d in five work shops, all located in the City of Chicago, in which during the re-1 o chortage of labor in the building ,]f:I"O. The processl will |r{voll\'e; Co-Operative Building ! The manufacturing operatots are conducted in _x\le \\lo. : pl L ; E Sl nim;t hrn e ! A i doubling the present mileage and it is 2 N ecaibions arelofithe st and most approved types and e 2 a- ) seric jdea that | trades has become a noteworthy de- |espected to be put Into effect after ! Association i there are about 4,500 e_mp!o_\ ees. 1 ]\_(‘\(‘ shops are of the latesta DE V1 | s will not o through | velopment of the business situation | the sale by receivers to a new cor- | chinery and fixtures of the latest design. [ Bere in che last week poration controlled by the present bond- e s | 4 AND PROFITS from the E It is almost imp Jle to secure | holders. | §7 | E < e mosticompetent plumbers and other train- | 424 YEAR COMPLETED | X SaLES S5 el B ioh ) any similar advices| ed men are almost equally scarce i | : 3 5 S e e b 2 X i1 30, 1922, and its ) CABIe The same condition obtains in we | SEES “DOLLAR SILVER” et e Staosarnoe 1L The Net Sales of the Company for the five years and six months ending April 30. 1922, and its Net Profit ! merly favorable | metal trades, and manufacturers ij] Survius .. ---8L,144,464.69 |} | : 4 i Profit Taxes paid, but aiter giving effect to Taxes at 1922 rates. as certified by nes plan would be suc- | throughout New England arc bidding FOR TWO MORE YEARS before dedgctmgvlncon.e and o) axes paic, but 2 ey Sllonos 95 Tabor s Adwancesiin wages areire i Messrs. Price, Waterhouse & Company, Public Accountants. have been as follows: inl Note: { ported from many scattered localitie ystematic Savings H 5 L S Ty 3 R ’f” divectors | and newspapers carrying a large| DENVER, Colo, September 11.—At Always Effective | ReEroniniEelane MalaUne S Ghics o T Nomrrbw o de- | volume of help wanted advertising. | the rate present purchases of silver| 24 Year ending Nettes o Ll e Ention pre rred and j rormally use and are weeding out| under the Pittman act, it may take| our systematic savings plan. | 1917 . 5 5 - 3 o * & 2 - $ 7,885,175.90 S 537.73::.30 omn .;i:r v il the k!pss efficient and hiring skilled | two more years to complete the par- s“;mp"on‘ for the 1918 2 . . . . . . . . = lo.sgs.osom l,ngl:%.lg | the largest oil L 1 01" conren” athoneh mitmmincil | chases to replace silver supplied to ! FETD) S M AL 2 Lot R E 11,176,573.81 508,230.97 Praducers soo Real e i scarce WItHougE INous | the British government during the 83d Issue of Stock - T s e L Ll R s SN R R T T 161312587 & in more rapidly this 573,957.3 090,873.56 L SBICH swind ldiio i week: | war. according to F. . Scovey. direc- Being Recelved | | vyt et F I R R S 14,573.957.39 18733 2 CReEE anc e ¢ {tor of United States mint, who is in = . 3 Wyoming and clsewhere in | Inareaced Raijl Servi Denver today for an inspection of (| Shares, $2.50 Per Month Six months ending April 30,1922 . . . 818623L64 200,069.63 S G e ook ke b hs ending April 30, 1922, hefore deducting Income and Profits n Steamship : f t looks like dollar silver for about | 7 fe yes six months ending April 30, 1922, before deducting Income a ofits called in 'she 1. | Noted in San Francisco| o' mors veurio e seones saia: ||| EQUITABLE BUILDING AhciNet Brofitsiforythe (ive yesrsianc sec monthy ending Ang, o1 £ S8R1 078,82 per annam or over 3% ent cumy m»l ‘,.‘Nr‘in nl R e “What will happen to silver after 915 F St. N.W. Taxes paid, but after giving effect to taxes at 1922 rates, were Zat()‘() e mtc.«il) uf N ,](:.. Il\ T 972 v with a_dividend 2 Xy FoaImESON: that I don’t know, but a number of . N.W. = 5 issue of $3,500,000 of Preferred Stock. SCptember 20 g Special Correspondent of The Star. senators from silver states are al-|ll jorN JOY EDSON. Prestaent times the annual dividend requirements on the total issue of $3, of this vear General| §AN FRANCISCO, September 11— | ready maturing plans to be discussed ||| FRANK P. REESIDE, Secy. : : ’ . = e aredl avith I net profits of $30.711.- ! While the railroads are still short of in 4 meeting at Salt iLake next = iRy, The Net Sales for the six months enldglgi«; P;\panSO,‘ 192 agmluntg‘d tlo 5841.‘2().213%;(;4'_[4 ‘Im\fsz‘u:dmc \(R 1 share on common | men in their shops t e steadily month.” i riod in . Ne rofits after deducting Income apd P'rohts laxes S13 sek. ‘Tt xpected that figures 0r | improving their Service and the ap | $5,727,283 for the co.rrespondmg pe od i e t fosiand Profite afier ’['1\&{‘ at 1922 rates of $33.710.25 vear will reach approximately prph‘:n ions uf’:'ruil growers as to the = months ending April 30, 1922, were $200’§ .l 30 Ig%rlnpare with Ne! 4 axes tes SRR £50,000,000. marketing of their crops has been al- 3 ; E ing Apri 5 ; ek AR layed. Fruit is moving steadily and = forthe corresponding period ending April 30, . 3 —— steps have been taken to increase the s SHORT-TERM SECURIT) 5 SEIERUN (Quotations furuished by Itedmond numbeilofjzetalgeratoricarayin sery: i | There has been a steady increase in g 2 s : 2 IO Sl SR . m Co. of Am D glcarlngs ana (denosits) in the | All legal details in connection with this issue will be subject to the approval of Me;sT ,\u}}n._an & L.ruml\‘\ ell, {last week and a widening activity i : 4 3 i ing : any. s offering is in all re- building construction. with more work | W 1 Licati for First Mort g ] representing the bankers, and Messrs. Rose & Paskus, representing the Company, and this offering is 4 1 in sight than the available supply of € welcome a 1cations tor Kirst ortgage i H y: ! trained artisans can do. Retall trade Pp D55 I spects subject to such approval. I nion Tank Car 1. R Rubber Westinghouse one time. Continued rain will beat much of the staple off the stalks. In west Texas merchants are closing