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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23, 1922. Indoor Sports By Tad -- rr Vtv-- f r t v ICINGS, hot chocolate, puddings, fill- ings, sauces, ice cream. And its a wonderful confection just as it is. McDonalds Roof Garden Cake cake of Chocolate is a chocolate flavoring. in new wonders can , Pure, rich, perfectly blended, it success remarkable he used with beeven by inexperienced cooks which cause of the simplicity with it is prepared. . Just melt it and spread it on the cake to secure a perfect icing. And for and flavoring pies, cakes, puddings and use to is it easy other dainties .half-poun- d as a year ago and that other farm products have rise attests improvement of ins position as compared with a year ago. Now that fuel supplies are plentiful and the transportation situation is no s E Strength of Farm Products Is Outstanding Feature of Week jn Industry. NEW TORE. Oct. 22 (By the AssocPress. Developments of the past week In Industry and finance are encourWholesale and aging In many respects. retail activity In particular increased per. bv the stimulated ceptlbly, being partly cooler weathe. Continued strength In prices for farm products, however, overshadowed for the moment other Important Industrial factora , Although cotton 'grower have eold the staple heavily, excellent buying by the foreign1 Kfitt" domestic trade has given the market the needed support. Cotton futures at 22 cents a pound or better are selling at the highest levels since the beginning of drastic deflation in 1920. Prevailing grain prices also contrast sharplv with the recent low levels and with prices of a year ago. Continued the smoothing out of difstrength since ficulties In the 'near east indicate a healthy statistical position. Reports of shortages abioad have been Important factors in the market recently This has offset heavy marketing of grain, which haa gone on apace in the face of a shortage of railroad cats. With wheat close to 11.15 a bushel at Chicago, the farmer is getting around $1 a bushel. While he may rot realise anv great profit at thla figure, the fact that he Is receiving nearly twlce as muth for corn iated longer menacing, sales of finished steel are smaller and the demand for prompt The Indusdelivery is less insistent. try has regained all the ground lost in the kite summer and the trend is toward quieter conditions, with pr.ces working lower. Coal output 'increased somewhat during the past week. W hlle total output is perhaps less than required for consumption end building up of stocks, danger of suffering from a possible shortage has passed. Declining fuel prices indicate the easier situation. Carloadlngs for the week ended October 7. the latest date for which figures aie available, show a falling off as compared w.lh the previous week, but are largely in excess of last year and are c'ose to the high record of 1920. Although a decrease In merchandise and miscellaneous loading was largely responsible for the lower total, this does not mean A slump In business. It indicates, rather, inability of shippers to obtain cars. While the federal reserve system's weekly statement ind cates discounting by interior banka to obtain funds for the movement of crops, bankers report an increasing supply of money coming In from the interior to this market. ft no immediate seeffis, therefore, that tightening in the general money situation Is In prospect. Commercial paper rates show a seasonal tendency to harden." Although September trade returns surprise In many quarters which had been predicting a flood of imports to beat new tariff rates. It Is pointed out that muclr of thla advance Importation As it was. imports for came in August. the month decreased tl0.bml.000 as comw th tiie prev lous month. pared Exports rose f lS.ilOq.ihiO, but thev were slid some I8.000.00t) below a year ago. ,s. Financier Predicts Increase in Many Lines for Next Year. Cleveland BOSTON, Oct. 22. The year 1923 will of business prosperity, which, however, wld culminate and slow down before the year la ended. In the opinion of Colonel Leonard P. Ayres, vice president of the Cleveland Trust company, who spoke last night at a dinner which closed the annual conference of the Harvard university committee on economic research. , "Among the statistical measures of business and industry," ne told the 200 business .men present, "there are some that will probably advance, some that may be expected to decline and some that will. In all likelihood, both advance and decline. Among those that will probably advance are interest rates, wages, railroad car holdings, automobile output, money in circulation, cost of living, unfilled orders of the steel corporation, bank loan. Iron and steel production, traffic on the Great lakes, rediscounts with the federal reserve banka CHARCOAL EPHE DAILY THOUGHT, Among those that Will probably desin no use argufjin wld a wom- cline are the price of bonds, the numan, said Charcoal K.ph, In a mood. "All ber of failures, building construction, the yo got t' do Is Jos' wait ontwell shea reserve ratio, bank Investments out o' brath, an whispah yo'all opinion "Among those that will probably first rise and then fall are stocks t' de cat "Richmond prices. be one .lilt Times-Dlspalc- h. V wholesale commodity prices, the volume of manufactures ana ths volume of employment. "To the foregoing R might be added that thers will probably be during 1923 an Increased number of marriages, an deincreased, number of divorces and creased number of suicides, for these are of a period of regular accompaniment prosperity." ( h.,f Order a Cake Today does not carry Ne w Nipponese Commissi oner Would Haro Peact Officers feero Terms la Foreign Lands. In case your grocer it, telephone us and we will tell yon where it can he bought. g. McDonald j. CHOCOLATE CO. Chicago Tribune Salt Leke Tribune Cable. TOKIO, OcL 22. If the Idea born in the mind of the new commissioner of metro- politan police, Toklo, can be matured, there may jet be seen a five-foJapanese policeman, with clanking saber, doing a beat on the Bowery with an Irish cop In ths New York uniform, chasing Glnsa coolies back to their homes to get their pants on. Commissioner Hotta, who 3u beaded the Toklo police force since his former chief resigned oh the assassination of the late Premier Mara, behoves that Japan, America, France and Great Britain would ail benefit if 159 West Broadway ot 1. Spcoks and ghosts and witches black, And skeletons tha( shout Such a lot of scary things Hidden all about! there could be "exchange policemen," like exchange professors," and he has been In correspondence with the police heads of a number pf cities In America and Europe on the Subject. His Idea is that a squad of Japanese police should be. sent to serve abroad under a French, British, of American chief, with New York cops on duty along the Strand and British bolbles handling the ricksha traffics for Tokie and Osaka, Americana could walk beats In Paris and French gendarmes gesticulate In the BERLIN peace of Philadelphia. By such shifting around, he believes, the police forces of RADIO BROADCASTER all the natlone would be bettered and the law preservers given a broader outlook on life and a keener sense of criminal German Postoffice ' Department Takes tracking Step Looking to New Means of InThe Toklo police approve the plan heartily, and already there have been orformation and Entertainment ganised classes for police in the English and French languages. If any of Chief Hotta's men go abroad they will repre- Chicago Tribun Salt Lake Tribune Cable. BERLIN. Ctt. 22 The popularity of sent the rank and file. Just as he wants only the common run of foreign police for listening In to radio communications has to Germany, where a central extended Japan. Eventually, he believes, an Internation, wirelessin telephone office waa opened reconnection with the main transal police force can be organized to han- cently dle ail cases of International hwbreaking. mitting station of the Konigswusterhau-se- n postoffice in BerHn. At present only items f commercial and finapc'ai news AID-I- N are CLUBS broadcast, but before the end of the it Is intended to arrange a series of MATCHING COUPLES year lectures which may b heard all over Germany, It Is also said that the department of intends to and poets telegraphs to Overcome Shy- use Organization Formed this system to provide musical and ness and Nervousness of Bachelors other entertainment for factory worker! engaged In monotonous occupations. and Maids Looking for Mates. The rate of subscription has been fixed provisionally at 1000 marks yearly, and Lake Tribune Cable. Chicago Trlbun-8al- t every subscriber has the right to set up From about H0 PARIS, Oct. 22 Although maidens de- receiving apparatus. sirous of marriage and lonely bachelor towns there have already been received a considerable number of applications worn have the seeking partners green ribbon, the recently adopted 8 O. 8 for membership. German officials at the station claim In central that It Is possible Paris for all those desirous of signal messages being intercepted by entering into matrimony, matters so far to prevent have not jjrogreased far bevond the initial those for whom they are not Intended. The green step of w earing the ribbon. ribbon maidens and one la glad to announce been too wlneomely shy LODGES to make overtures, while the bachelors have been too nervous of making advances to the maidens without an introMODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA. duction. Something waa needed to break The local vamps of the Modern Woodthe ice, some friendly medium was re- men of America have made arrangements quired to bring the languishing couples for William Jennings Bryan to speak to By a happy thought that Ms members at ths Laglu hall at 4 oclock together. g medium has been found. Tuesday afternoon He will be met by From the wearing of the green has a committee of Woodmen at Bountiful Mr. Bryan sprung the Green Ribbon ciuh. This or- and escorted to Hast ganization la to arrange social evenings, has been a member of the Modern Woodfetes and excursions , for its members, men for many years Ail members of while its friendly aid may even be so- both cgmps and visiting members are Inlicited for negotiating private meetings vited. Excelsior camp No 10893 a 111 hold between the members who are still too a big class adoption at its hall at 8 The first o'clock Tuesday evening. shy to speak for' themselves. meeting of the club is to be held soon, ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA. and most appropriately in the .room devoted to marriage ceremonies In the Salt Lake Valley camp No. 3072 will Malrie of the fourth arrondissement. May entertain Mrs. Anna Sheperd, supreme !' , manager, the sun shin on the and Supervising Denuty Effie Curry at Eagle halt Fourth South and West Temple streets, in afternoon and A$ked Cortgrest Will evening sessions Tuesday. All Royal Neighbors are Invited. Tax-fre- e J. match-makin- match-making- Be Bondi pt DonaldJy UBaKUil )L Jk,' J. JL EXECUTIVE WANTED Established, reliable incorporated firm with branch offices in different state wantg reliable young man with executive ability. Interesting and remunerative employment. Must Invest $2(k)0. This is not an experiment, but a real business proposition, and the opportunity of a lifetime for right man. This position will bo filled at once. Write immediately, giving references, age and experience. Box 1X39, Pocatello, Idaho. Mother loiows 9 will heal it: mender of th Woman's Benefit association. spent the past week visiting silver review No. 1 in Ogden. She will return to Bait Lake this week. -- SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. Vtah council No. 510, Heeurltv Benefit association, held Us regular mesting night at th K. of P. hall. Three and one applications were considered member was initiated. Vlslt'ng members from Little Rock, Ark , and Topeka, Kan., were" present The entertainment committee reported that plans are complete for a Halloween dance to .be hed next Saturday night in place of the regular meeting. Fat-urd- She has been through it so many times before that she neverhesitateg now. When anyone in the family comes to her with a spot ot eczema or n itching rash, she get out the jar of Rcsinol Ointmdnt and give prpmpt relief. And aJew Application seldom fail to clear away the irritation completely. Resinol Ointment U sn excellent fcmlinf drcMinf, too, for burnt, sceldt, cute and stab born little sores. Sold by nil druggists, lor sample Ires, write to Dept 41R, Resinol Baltimore, Md. Uee Mamet Semf er Mm WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART LEGION. Bernice Tellefesen and Josephine Van Houten were nominated by chapter 92 at the last session for the office of senior regent; Ada Bosen for Junior regent, Gardner, chaplain; Minnie Bern-hlsand Edna White, treasurer. The election will be held In November. A lev ture and tea on October 13 opened the fall and winter campaign. Judge A. J. Weber and O. P. Vick were speakers Tonight Initiation will be held at the regular meeting. el -- AMERICAN YEOMEN. Officers were Installed at the meeting the Sat Lake homestead night of Friday No. 1132 by J- - Everett Seely, In charge of ceremonies, and Mra Dora Simons as chief yeoman The officers are as followsHerman G Ehrlch, foreman, Thomas A. Ranck. master of ceremonies; 1 H P. Vick. Roy correspondent, Glaum h. master of accounts; Mra Mary R. W tilting, chaplain; Miss Marlon H. PAST GUARDIAN CLUB. Seely, overseer; Mias (Myrtle H. Palmer, Past Guardian club No. 1 of Utah will guard, Mrs, Etta M Paramorg, Lady meet with Neighbor McCardell. 187 North Rowena; Mra Myrtle M. Lankford, Lady Fourth West street, at 2 30 o'cloeg Rebecca; Howard I Hermann, watchman, and Mrs. Violet Grimm, sentinel Wednesday afternoon. A carnival dance will be given next THE LADIES MILITANT. Friday night at Moose hall, to which all invited. Militant will meet at 2 yeomen and their friendg ar The o clock Friday afternoon at the home of Awards wid b given. , Mrs. John McKenzie. 154 East Fifth South treeL SEAGULL HOMESTEAD, B. A. Y. The regular meeting of Seagull home, WOOOM1N OF THE WORLD. stead waa held Thursday In the K of P A number of application were presented at the last meeting of Fait Lake hall. The newly elected off!ere were In Crooks, foreramp338No. 53, held Tuesday, t'tah camp charge a A.follows: iR. V. No. held a class Initiation Wednesday. man; W, Navlnger, master of cereDeseret camp No. 404 held a social meet- monies; L. B. Roeenlund, correspondent ing Thursday evening A program was W W. Raymond, master of accounts, and Jennie Johnson, chaplain. Appointive ofgiv en and refreshments were served A ficers are W V. Price, overseer, C. W. Many visitors were hv attendance. was held last Monday Schmidt, watchman; J. W. Worthen, sengeneral meeting night at Midvale. A similar mesting at tinel, Harriet A. Johnson, guard, and The Mahogany camp, Murray, is expected to Florence Pimonds, Lady Rebecca. annual Hallowe'en masquerade ball w II be heid. u held next Thursday at the K. of P hall. Members and their friends are InBANNER REVIEW. Banner review No. 11. Womans Bene- vited. Awards will be given for thamost fit assvsiatlon. will entertain gt a lunch- appropriate costumes MemtershW cameon at 11 o'clock noon today in the new paigns will be conducted by teams capadministration. It waa Indicated that no general re- hall. Captain Russell and the guards will tained bv Jennie Hahn and Jeane Bartaa was such made a AU lett. leading the Bows and the 'Arrows, vision of the law, have chars of th dining room. A business meeting will be veer ago, was contemplated, at least members and friends are invited respectively fori some time to come. . Mrs. Catherine Erickson, state corn- - held November 3. WASHINGTON, OoL 22. (By the Associated Press. -- Adoption of the pending resolution proposing a constitutional amendment putting an end to t)ie Issu-In- g securities will be urged of upon congress at ita short session. It was stated today by high fisoal officers of the administration. They declared the e bonds was the most question of Important, not alone of the national tax problems, but of some of the ' Industrial ones as well It was Indicated that the proposed legislation will have the full support of th administration. President Harding was expected to renew In his annual message to congress In December his recommendations for such a change In the organic law. quanWith capital In setities seeking Investment In tax-frcurities, fiscal officers said the situation had reached th point where a remedy not only waa desirable, but necesaary. Aside from th direct loss In taxation to both ths federal end stats governments, It was stated that normal development of Industry was retarded through Inability to attract wealth at anything like reasonable interest charges. ASldw from the proposal to end the Isrecommensuing of nnntaxgble securities, dations with respect to taxation to be made to congress by Secretary Mellon in his forthcoming annual report were expected to be few and to dear largely w It h such changes in the extarting laws aa have found to be desirable through practical : 395 ESTABLISHES WILL m 0 or. JL to Attack wtoM-snnno- Another Bool Garths den product hot chocolate with the wonderful fla- - e clkc.01dAian,llGit'Rrv if 'fe Dont Watch Out A bg always satisfactory in its results. EXCHANGE POLICEMEN SUGGESTED BY JAPAN PARIS ) WOODBINE CIRCLE NO. 41. Woodbine circle No. 41 will hold its regular meeting Wednesday evening All members are Invited. 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