Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1923, Page 25

= FINANCIAEL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 21, 1923.. UNOTYPE COMPANY| [ ~~ew Yorx cume waracer | VARKED INCREASE. |MALRDADEQUPMENT ™" Money to Loan |, seti v sos By Reccived by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. If you have "“".'_’fj; m’:fl;‘g"% LET0 | norn el Al e the same attention that was given record of ears insures {irregularity on the curb market to-|Butte and Western. Continental e 30’ s 3 . !day could have been accounted for|niincs ran up a half point. - { Roads Buying 91,354 Freight Cars § your "“‘Ch:." Courte . Hergenthaler Makes Fine by the aesre on the part of the |, W e, e of Howsehod brod: | Geological Survey Gives Out!. and 1,807 New Locomotives i oM Co. Louisville & Nashville Percy H. Russell Co. operators to take profits in view of | the day when a renewal of operations 5 2 of Various Kinds. Monthly Report—Banquet |the holidex and by the fact that many | (oF the rise resuited in a sharp ad-| Yonpts Figures—December \ Kin | B Sareargs iy Railroad i o ide of higher] VANCE. There was nothing new | u':’:::sf‘v“-‘”;l"i “;" wide of higher| tho gftuution of the company to ac- 3 i Plans—O0ther Notes. "-q e Masiiahe o ‘:mil ‘:ha‘: jloonnt for ene raxeman ibEpibE | Biggest Month Ever. | sociated Prew. We have available for free distribution Spe (0 he rise G 08 e " X 2 T £ ihi; 2 R | carrieu tar enough { Bround were Giilette Satety Razon up YORK, 1 : a booklet describing in some detail the . | ; sl nost 5 polute. Amulgamated Leath- roads had outstanding on February e obertibs anmd Enansseief The Louisville With & et gain for Junuary of | DeSple the further increase in th Yellow Tuxi and Universal Leaf| Gasoline production in the United |1 last orders’for 91,354 freight car = prope = = 269.60 the Mergenthaler Linotype { Fiaify ity {11° roPhoy, Mejal, heavs | T Opaoeo il Gils were exceptionally | Sttes during 1922 totaled 6,202,234,- | of all classes and 1507 locomotives, and Nashville Railroad Company. Company reported progress alons 11} this group was encounteerd. Mining | uctive and strong in the afternoou.| 613 gallons, an increase of 20 per|according to reports filed today by the . > i Amo: matters discussed are in- its monthly meeting of di- aln;"fignwene\flll mlu;)\u\'a«l their usual | Seaboard Oil and Gus. among the in- fcent over the 1921 output, according | carriers with the car service division atisfactory Service 1 dedntgh q fooai’s lacoth traffi S i e e - jactivity. Natlonal Tin was bought |dependents. was in demund around |, Aner tatiwiy i : = clu e Railroad’s location, traffic, pE A ';;“_ Tork e “d" #¢"lon expeatations of an early increase |3 on reports of the bringing in of { 10 flgures compiled by the geological :'f ‘lhe s T e —are outstanding elements of 3 hysical dition, i Sean (““.‘““ ;‘-\,”‘k“"\"- sl tn prices Butte and Western | another well in the Robertson flelds, | Survey. The production in December, | Cvul cars under orde; lmmed 5747 the desirability of investing. c?nnectxons, P y“cth COnCMIOn, ';m;u esident of the Liverty Nationsl Mining Company was a newcomer | Oklahoma. Mammoth Oil also re-|335.049.677 gallons, was the heaviest|boX cars. 43.211: refrigerator car intour of earnings, and the position of the Rank, one : al directors | t0day, 30,000 shares being traded in|sponded to the report of the Lring- : : 6,402, and miscellaneous, 4.265. Loco- | i = i 1k, one of the two local directors| spon o D for any month on record 7% A 4 Company’s securities. of the compnay, who was prekent. |4t Lié and 1%, with a later advance | fng in of a new well in the Teapot motives on order were _divided, 4 The net gain of t oy zor O DEAVY transactions to around 1%i. | Dome. Present stocks of gasoline weérel freight, 1,0 passenger, 362, and tet gain of the co ¢ tor ; : 5 : 52,861 gailons, or about 9.000,000 First Mortgage Notes A comprehensive economic map of { ip today by the survey at 883,- | switching, 12 the first P K f the 0 :. s o st four fizcal months of the!. NEW YORK, February 31.—Follow. | MINING | gations 1ess thin the peak stocks of the territory served is also attached. | | | vear, October 1 to January 31, wasj. A St 5 Desirable investing depends s A & is an official list of Londs and Alaska-Reit Col last May 1. These stocks. hased on M LoDesirs $£529,851.61, or .0647 per cent, which|stocks traded in on the New Yor Argonaut. Gold o present rate of consumption, rep- GENERAL MOTORS VOTES Solely S DUSNINER ShS basis if maintained throughout the|Curb Market-today: N resent sixty-four days’' supply, the We value highly our record - o (B A e Gt DIVIDEND ON COMMON | Copy Free upon request for Booklet WS.15 Alex. Brown & Sons The Oldest Banking Tlouse in the United States Baltimore, Maryland 5 ' of never a loss of as much. as cent for the vear. AR BOYBE e Lo oo Leter O A d Ty s 1, o one would @ eingle penny in either prin Mr. McQuade returied to the eity B I R T Hatte ; [ ¥blle the production of gasoline Disbursement of 30 Cents Per Notes o oihasddiaidss last night and s at his desk today. 4 4 bl “ % Boston ) 3 reased more than 1,000,000,000 ga! o . - il e el Light 1™ 100 3 3 4 lons, domestic consumption last year | Share- Ordered for First nominations of $250 up to e omm 3 . 1 AwLe do wt wris: 100101 e E was’ only about 200,000.000 gallons Quarter of 1923 $5,000. \ meeting of the legislative com-3 5 00 Boliine Aiie os 100~ 994 fa] 3 b - > greater than the 1921 figure. Domes- o ) o P RTINS mitfee of the American Bankers' As M Am T & T 65 '21... 100% ario Cop s T tic consumption last vear totaled| \pw YORK, February 21.—The with each purchase. Collect. ing, remitting intorest and all (peiation was held in New Vork 5 Anaconda G ....... i S 5,366,428,822 gellons. 3 Moaday. at which ‘much matter per- 11 Aamconda Tx 3330 Cerac M i z Rt hd General Motora Company today de- details_attended to by our Loan Department. tment fo propo anking legisla- At Amer il i ; : — clured a dividend of 30 cents on the tiunal Bank, & member of the body, i e ‘ons Nev Utal t e pany paid no regular quar- Ch D S attenten ths mese - i Cop Ca i R ‘ {terly dividend on common in 1922, a!- as. . agel' i 923 Fifteenth Street N.W. i Cortea i NDeciat e 3 Coming AT, s Dinner. Bosion & e Hiher |though a special dividend of 50 cents Loan Dept., Main 36 I L Cua Nad Ry Equi Davis Duily ..o % = was declared last December. In 1921 Final arrangements for the annual i 3 Canadian Facie ds. 1) Davis Daily . : : lthe company paid $1 a vear on dinner to be siven Saturday night = 3 Drdes common. at the New Willard Hotel by Wash- e 5 : s et S s SO inglon Chapter. American Institute i 75 D 9 o Emma i ! Banking, wire made puole tody | 3 e o irein ] i ! HEAVY ORIENT TRAVEL. : ‘ | | | ] ! T L AONIHINEINR RN B oy -‘t;LV:‘-”m_‘( _'.|‘\‘x‘|‘¥'m'_“]lx‘. chatrman of Refining Company's President; SAN FRANCISCO. February WHERE WILL IT GO?. | (Special).-—Satling list« to the Orient . Would Keep Gambling Element | from this ‘port for the last two .{months show a tremendous advance Out of Food Necessities. in American travel to the far east and the summer months are exp. fion Wl v SR e Goia, o’ ] e JioaanoridvangeneaitniicEeRe 50 Years Ago i HOUSANDS of people have received Take. and ) Y Siives NEW YORK. Februars 21.-—-The BIG BUILDING PROGRAM and T l)’ money from their Liberty Bonds. \What ::H‘gn:’l' o ¥ b i e i 3 k {, | sudden rise in the price of ruw sugar; ATLANTA. February 21 (Special) are you going to do with yours? = * 2 g s : ! has been gratifying to the Cuban peo- The volume of residentisl construc- ¥ et Chestes . Tanalt i 3 looa B Howe Soumt ... | gratitying . . str . ing will follow the complet ¥ lnter B T 8¢ . s i : : le, who it will help them out « city is continuing un- Spend it foolishly, s T lnter &t % K Arvae’iDave = : 7 ked eve inclement weather “Wealthy men from all sram Jerome Devel ir financial reverses. karl D. el y SIln el bl et e ioenl A ] 1 e M. bst. president of the American Su- ! miut house was announced Lils week over the country began to stitute and prominent bankers | e g % 1 ! 4 fining Company. declared on make investments here.” Put it by for a “rainy day.” OQur Sty Tave alreniy menmeal v I o h Dt et e i |his return from his aonual trip t So it was written of the ation of attending the din-| 1 Nai Leather 8 o1 Nationul Tt 4 ! t Acme Tica.. : Nae 5 i [ Gubz. ] 3 WANTED Washington of 1873, the i Over a o E A mene hose tram Jout o0l SN T T 7 ; poe : I o e s year in which The F. H. i FIRST MORTGAGES e residant "o "tha | 9 Uno Fower 3a'k ) ; s Hreatly < depre- . Durant Motor Stock Smith Company was Quarter New York chapter: R, R, Reaver e ower & L g 2 3 : {cated und that those who fostered it ; founded. . ¥ 3 3 prevident of the Baltimors chapter b : s o e 'nm(?n.‘xu"; \;2«':“{"1-‘1’!&‘\‘:}1!‘(':mxln'r»hl‘-:wuv; lfwn(llshuy l)few lo;: ? of a will keep it safe and give you a good W. AL Brown. president of the Rich ¢ 8 0 il slaine 0.8 t P { terest return with no work or worry on RGnd iptec: 08 SEaht = Al necessity which in my judg- of acrow) stock. e i ¢ y moud cupter? Jebm A, Graham, mew <oty G e o 5 e R g H ‘What was true thenis true Centur) vour part. thmere, and F Love, first vice Y ; 2 3 {[law of supply and demand.” Phone Adams 2366 | now. Bothlarge and small g ik ¥ ! precic st oof the New York chapter. - = 5 : investorsall over the coun- IWithout You may invest any sum from $230 i1-of-town women, officfals of f S 3 - E —— - i tors. will also be on hand, s % 4 o i try purchase our First and up. clieved that fully 150 who ! S0 Am Mortgage Investments. ailed to send in their | 1 ] Snearhead NOW REPORTED LIKELY Q ratowd” {o more ‘than 500 B {Ford and Firestone Said to Head [|| Co-Operative Building for detailed information il comfortabl large{ o . 't the hotel. : v H , i Move to Check British wrding to Mr. Dulin, many local ik : Association ! T Vet o Farwbr | A G5 S i S i Control. et e F.H.SMITH CO. B. F. SAUL CO. Wecrory Frofts. S'Z‘SN?“&‘ Zales , STANDARD OIL, 18SUES. T Yuren puer. B :?:’rril \IL, \:yym.ms:v::‘:’l‘:’u;n ‘:»’: Sarplas R e 14141416 EYE ST., N, W. 51'185.060, after federal taxes and! Cacacent 1 D.ost > e iUis atated ina New Yark dispatch 15|l 6\ e itlle ench “aay Gacaa | “h oz, cquivalent, sfter preferved | Camberlund B L1 , . Pl nal of Commerce, : . e e oh siniing funds, to $15.06 | Eurexa B L.e.ooo. : WIRED STAR FROM i ¥s that Harvey you will be surprised at ‘the | Representative Simeon D, Fess ot i evening, according o the progranm = Goldileld Oro sent out. John pobar wilt i Goldfleld Jackpot slde as t d the 1 o4 Ntate Risk it in speculation, or ne a Loss 1412 Eye St. N.W. 9 - amount accumulated in a share earned on the $7.059.900 com- | 1060 Gal Sig Ofl....... a short ¥ ~ I , ¥ v Ford will Tion ftock. This compares with $687.- | 2400 Humble OII & ’ : ENTIRE COUNTRY | |irin: : “ers of the ne Hme e e Tiior §9.10 & share on $6,208.100 co o p Organieation: Pl P Subscriptions for the 5 Lk ¥ 1 mon, in 1921 o Tiie koo account for 1922 shows | 8 Mk, 6,40 3 FORT WORTH. February 2 b o Troi what promises to 84th Issue of Stock Loans on Com- STONE S AFEGU ARDED < cales of $17,122,989, as agains =1 300 Nut Transit 2 1. I mate - 2 @ monopoly second in international { = ( 13&’,‘«\:: S S Ehink. STRCE ne] Sy men . tallers here estimated today that th ‘ Gelng Recelved | 3 importance only to that exercise . I P S i e retail_shoe businew throughout the | by siress Briiein in P pleted Properties ! ey rofit amd. 108s surplus, | 200 Ohio Ol new. % | southwest at present was 75 per cent| Threatened by the rise recently in Shares, $2.50 Per Month £1,219,981, as against $1,045,416 inj 320 Prairie 01l & Gax. |above the volume of sales for the|CTUde rubber prices, due to restric S. W. STRAUS & CO., the 2. 2 ons placed on tapping in the Straits largest investment house in e e . 45 158 | Correrpanding ime net Sear. s ik ot kit e Sratc || EQUITABLE BUILDING || || firects inyestment houte in 1. 1922, shows assets of SLLIGSDMR. | 3 ; i | SPRINGFIELD. Tebruary 21.-—The | o fepresentingLAmenen o 915 F St. NW. gages on improved city real es- s iy a0iugr) cannt | UIBIORGN . oo a% autput O e | AlGH( | went to Washington and laid the sit- JOY EDRON. Presient sate,arealways readytoconsider Taabilities amount to $11.- | 2500 8 O Ky... Sae 4 ,..g:_“":‘.:g;“f;g Qunany ,!juaf;;f\!‘“-‘h b~ | vation before Secretary Hoov nd. RERSIDE. Seey, loans on completed buildings of “hich bills pavablo ‘are |umo 8 0 X¥ I g Cariy ' [RRSWIE forpal capacite todas i i wererted. sousht the advice of which measure up to the Seraus gLl N ek ot ) : “iLeen lary than for ans similar | recentiy called in rubber men when = standards of aafety. _— . pS e 8 mismbRING | isinsdiosinireuhediiabes nta) First Mortgage Loans! || We have practically unlimited Washington Stock Exchange B | DULUTH, Min bruary 21.—The | CAmpalgn against higher prices. Lowest ates of Tnterest and Commission, | ||| funds available at prevailing i f SECURITIES We fecommend to investors only carefully selected preferred stocks of cstablished Philadelphla industrials seeking capital funds for expansion purposes. Protected by the Stone Plan In the history of our company, in nearly seven years. not one of thousands of clients has ever lost a dollar o principal or dividends through investment in Stone 4-Point Securities 1. Safety of Princlpal—Companies mansuged by Stone Engineers. i 2, Surety of Yield—Dividends guaranted by stabiliz- nd. » e ‘;u Quick convertibllity—Resale at par with accrued ridends. dividengs, At-sharing—Retired at_premium with ccrued dividends and one-quarter share of common stock for each shure of preferred. G ita ‘of eali for full information. without obliga- tion, in regard to Sone issucs protected by the Stone plan. H. A. STONE & COMPANY Philadelphia Messrs. Crowell & Guthrie, Managers ing, Washiagton, D. C. M UBUE AR SR SALUS, 2 etion 0 1. D oAt 1001y, 5 1 L i i % 2 Lmotor transport roads in northeast- | 5 AFTER CALL. ' s | ern Minnesota, i Mesabo Motor Company has pur-| ' Prompt Action rates for lhen:urchl-e of first |chased a large snowplow with cater- | HARGES. i - e pitar tracior propuiston to wenr 11| MAY ANSWER C! GES. Biomas J. Fisher f‘nc.:f‘f‘pf"y' Toe apartment houses, S hotels and important mercan- 3 Senate Committee Rules on Stand- |[E) tile structures. We prefer loans B au it | 5 i BOSTON, Tebruary 21.—The local ard Oil Plea. of $200,000 and up. Write for S 15, | 3 lumber mirket is very strong todas particulars, Ask for ey 1 e fes nd dealers arc moving a tremendous | The Senate off investigating com s W0 ar 10 at T amount of stock considering weather |y o v grunted the request of | BOOKLET L LI 10 At $41 10 ar | s - conditions. Spruce holdx firm at $50 o I Gkt Gorapiity. OF Thals thousund feot hase. Lath and cedur {tiut jt be allowed to present wit- hingles are higher. and yellow DIne | jemes fn refutation of charges nade ! BONDS H . . iw strong at top figures. againut St by Thomas S, Black of the : 5 & ; Py : e Ty \Wextern Tetrolewm Company of | xed. 3 3 Bid and Asked Prices. H Auner” Ol ST. PAUL, February 2l—~Dividends G o0 Lyt denied the petition of | @ Genmercial Loan & Finance Corporation. STRAUS BUILDING PUBLIC UTILITY agMregating 3100.000 on a business |, Clevelund eity council for inquiry Room 211, 921 16th St. N.W. 565 Fifth Ave.—at 46th Street chich tota 21,700,000 ! . ; Tohieh (otaled 821,700,000 were paid, in | i, iiercompany arrangements ai- el 2 Mammoth Of o sociation of Minnesota, according to! [CGiing that city's gas supply. . 41 years without loss 3 Nl Rnouncerient toduy. “The concern 181,10 e o Fequests_were whoity %o any investor e et oative 1ive [dissimilar, that of the Standard com- 3 1923—S. W. S. & Co. northwest. and handled much of the |Pany being for the purpose of reply- stock of farmers in Minnesota, Wis- |INE o serious charges made ngainst O O I i ites b {it by Black at_the closing session of HER s g the inquiry, while that of the Cleve- LOS ANGELES, Fabruary 21—An-|lund council meant a wide extension | rouncement that the Pan-American |of the fnquiry. Petroleum Company will endeavor e { to develop large oriental market leaver 01l : : Was taken todny by ofl men here to| ST. LOUIS TRAFFIC PLANS. i ° indicate a transfer. in part, of activi-| &7, LOUIS, February 21 (Special). tles from the Tampico, Mexican. field | _jnmedfate improvements proposed to California. Pan-American officials Ly the Terminal Railroad Association issues on office Day: soue iR any Incorporated. Ofcesin 4oCities. Established135: 2R TN 1 TR AL TR 1 Tract ;4 nd Suburban’ 3. ins 1nt 5 F FERESSS EEE Napulpa Itefin Washi . 4 i3 Seuboard 01U 3 pointed out today that California S " . cxpacted to eliminate bridge (\ /o W o 1. d " arhinigton crude is below the levels of eastern|ner® i 4 Lo { 2 > Wi Tighg : itk 1. Grude il becatse ‘consumpiion | Sohicle and pussenger tolls and to re. Uonnections hich Endure Wushinglon iy s K . larger than western demand. and i 3 eig! Wash. Rwy. & Elec., g. . factiities for "shipping to Atlantlc| charkes on shipments entering “or B MISCELLANEOUS BONDS, terminals are inadequate. leaving this terminal. Ttenity (long).... “ie INDUK /PITTSBURGH, February ?21.—Steel B e femy o i e | et el Lebratrs 2 ofime | NEW YORK DAIRY PRICES. ERE connections endure through the years. Con- bha. . : nections based on mutual confidence. For our o day at a rate that is keeping book- €1cW TORK, F R 5 Sk Cold Storage Sa... D Auro Kot Hu + e apertmanis nonanalty ey Br3) g ,-‘a‘c’:;;'.‘(«. ebruary 21—Butter A : Wardman, Park ".";’ “';K" Anmoy are at, . minimum of about $2.20.| LGL’ (93 wcore) (S pabtitet Members New York service'is man-to-man, and a client treated as a business Lan a g3 e e nof CurTe: No. 2. 361, SRS, . H OGRS i ord ndor 325 'in il 1ines the tndency | htock current meke No. 2 361, Keg Stock Exchange associate whose problems we understand, appreciate and Prit. v con HcAes Ko {s upward, and sales are being made | AT0: Tecehis Chcess: o A 3 s S at higher figures. Nails are showing | 1007, S0 Sounak constantly help to solve. 3 Budds Buds . 1 Camplell Noap pfe special strength at $2.80. Recent ad- ‘euttifugal Ir ' vances are-being easily malntained. — 823 15th St. N.W. YOUNGSTOWN. February 21—wor | COURT HEARS RATE CASE. and Centrifugal Tr iy on the new forty-five-inch universal| pRute making methods -of the mill of thh Youngstown Sheet and | Arkansas railroad commission were Wardman Park Hotel 5.8 =3 -~ J, IFTET -Cobtrot Tereun <1 1 Chicugo Stesl Wheel fe Ntl Wheel pfd > 40 Cieveland Motor ... L ooyl Cariar iTube Company has started. It will |discussed in the Bupreme Court in g ! replace a skelp mill. { case brought by the Arkansas Na o Y e % = e Company. . A® in_the ! ry Banking Service SHARON, Pa Februars :L—with|Oklahoma cases ‘argued vesterday.| 8| Main 2790 its plant on a 100 per cent operating | {he methods used Dy the state com- hasls. ‘uw Sha; on Sll‘cel‘ Hoop (JUYl't\"nnxs(nn in obtaining the \'alug ,:f[ Col. 2000 LY ipany has enough business on Itsl{je company's prope..y as a basis ' BRC. Inborts : i books today to operatée at capacity|for computing rates iwas the renl! COMMERCIAL Ledln | iropoiithn. g j for several months. | controversy. , RAMDNAlDANE ‘olumblan Carbou. . SR " ‘ox Cash Stores .. 2 ‘uyamel Fruft Durant Motor " t Mot of Tnd ral Telegraph dner Mot ... Heyden Chem ! yrual H Py H Feb y 21.~Local job- | I SAVINGS | et el 3% ON SAVINGS fiHeenl Ol [orders as a result of the “buy in| ‘ Auierican Security and Trast 4 ind & Maun {Houston™ week now in progrese here i §1 Out of the Large Number of People Who Know y Retajlers from this entire section G Senmeiihl S 1 Hydrox : 1 e into this rket. and | e Moo ] Hogrox o have come s “market, and | - Vational Savin T Tehizn D ; ®{movement of dry goods both at; How to Save, Few Know How to Invest 1ulon Trust . A | 1 Lupton ¥ M wholesule and retail Is far In excess: i wash, Lonn and Trust.... ety of last year. SAVINGS BANK. 'y A — spafiy | BEHLE 8 8 wsnebsese || FIRST TRUST NOTES Tnited Blatet;, usics. N et canta. : DOVER. Del.., February °1.—Thei 1N Y Canvers. Du Pont Motors, Inc.. of Wilmington, ! & 5 : PIRE INSURANCE, 3 Quelaa, Corn L0 el today flled notice at the state as issued by us, will be found to be a safe and can . department of an increase in capital | orcoran -, e stock from $4,500,000 to $25,000,000. Virements 22 0| e s G | Noue ot *an inerease ' in cupital | 1] sure method for the inexperienced investor. 15th and Penna. Ave. S oual, e 2 18 Tiadio’ Corp .ov.t from $1770,000 0 311,270,000 was flled TITLE INSURANCE. 77 Radio Corp Dfd... ty the National Drug Manufacturing | . e & i Repetti Candy ..o 18 ik { | Company, Paducah, Ky. : “ Capital aud Surplus, $5,400,000.00 - SRR i £ l Consult Our Loan Department P plis, $5,400, MISCELLANEOUS. > Sehulte Ktores ... ' WOOL PRICES FIRM 1 : Graphophone com..... ! 608 C & 1 A 5 = & J AN [« lumbia Graphophone ped. 9% 4 tutz Motor BOSTON, February 21 (Special).— | HOME SAVINGS BRANCHES Merchants’ Travater and Siorags 100 Ty e 3 The loeal wool market continued to g <y r Mergenthaler Linof . & o e z - i g R et o : 15 doheee Food Bjis S0 3 [ maintatn o frm tono todsy on dea): . 7th and Mass. dve. H Sts: N Lanston - Mouotype. 4 1 vngpn Carbide . {ings were almost entirely confined Mnington Matket.. ... 38 4 Unit Prof Shar new to foreign wools as the few small clips Wishing 48 Shar ne Yollow Cab... i ='"§'|r“.:'73»|n"w": i | which have come on the market in | Es-dividend. 1 Unit Shoe Mach Co 'Arlnonn have not yet made their —_— U8 Lt &['H,.,(“ lapncarancc on the local board. A 2 . = US Lt & Heat pfd. e Now it’s Wisconsin farmers that $ 3 s 3 eayne foiSilkiworms were fitat reared Iy .a Chinese empresa 4,500 years agd. > SRR have mo wolves cluttering -up “their 2 Wayne: Coal doorsteps. 8 Yellow ) 3