South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 195, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 July 1920 — Page 10

fMt SOUTH ÜEND NEWS-TIMSb' MUCH REACTION ON NEW YORK MARKET Rail Stork StroninT But Ruvinp; Extends to Secondary Shan-.-. THAT SON IN LAW OF PA'S Pas beginning to wonder how he's going to get any rest LURING PRICE) M YORK STOCKS iCopjr!cLt. iron, by Newspaper Fet::T firirce. loci I- : kNCJNN .PA DÄC"ÖÜT YOU ISM IT 3ErMJYIrnJU OUT THERElSgäÖ PRE COT HERE YCRf) ON THIi LAKE I WCNDEk. j IF WE CÖULDKT HIRE Pi 0 f TO fE U-ASE - IT'5 CNLV THkTHE I VJHIUE T ATTEND to a FEVs? NEW YORK. July 12. Cl';.r;P prks n th- .-t k xchange today we re : HAS QOYBE BOAT DOWN rfr THAT PEK : ) J 1 t-r. rvj-i ww'. o

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PRICES CLOSE WEAK Oi CHICAGO MARKET

CHICACO, July 12. Although ldack rust reports from the sprint wheat helt had a decided l)ullls!i influence on the corn marktt Monday, the fflV-ct failed to last. Owin-; largely to a hi increase of the visible supply if crn, prices closed wak 7-S to 2 1-Sc n t löwer with Scptoxrjbor I'.S 1-2 to 1GS and Der.mber 142 1-2 to 142 5-S. Oats finished at lc decline to 3-Sc advance and provisions varying from 13c off to a rise of 20c. Word came from experts that there was sufficient black ruyh ln-

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kota, all of Minnesota and thy etistrn edfire of North Dakota to produce a severe epidemic. The raln trade was much inclined to accept an opinion Riven by a leading auth ority that a very serious condition as to spring whr.U was likely to devol p in the ntJrt two weeks. The scare pent corn values up in sympathy but toward the last, tho visible supply statement tended tj forcv a reaction. It also was denied that as yet there was any black rust in the Northern districts where most of th jprinp wheat is raised. Oats swayed with corn. Provisions were governed by the action of craln.

David IV ark Griffith producer and director of the U'orld j greatest motion pictures whose inventive genius has advanced motion pictures to an art admitiedly the largest single factor in the develop-, ment of the industry discoverer and developer of the most prominent screen favorites and stars has incorporated the Griffith organization, of which he becomes President and Director in Chief . We offer for subscription

MARKETS

EAST TU FPALO LIVE STOCK. EAST P. IT KALO. N. V. Julv 12 CATTLE 1;-. rtj.f. Soo; m.irktt ct.-ady; bill- h cons nnd srii;zrrs. CAIA ES i:-olpt:. IM; murkst active up; ( nil to -hnl- .O'alT.'.O. SHEEP AM LAMI'.S-Kr.rfpt. 1.40O; markt-t a tlw: l:.di o l.imbn. . ldi:b r, I: si 17 : cull to fair, lof.; 13.73: j'-ir-iinc. .liir.; bhvep. .."'.. HOGS Ke.-rlpts. vlOO; market a-fU. 25- up: Yrk-rs. ?lv- 17..; j.it. ."- (a P; inlx. d. ?17'.r 17.23; la .ivv. 11.73; roughs', ?12";.Pi: t.:. $':li.

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125,000 Glass A Shares D. W. GRIFFITH INCORPORATED Capital Authorized and Presently to be Outatandingt v

125,000 Claaa A Sharea, no par Taluo

375,000 Claas B Shares, no par Taluo

Fron the letter cf D. If, Grißtb, President, dated June 28, 1920, and on fie in our cßie, zee sumncrizt asfaUovs: Purpose of Issue The proceeds received by the Company from its sale of Class A Shares will be used as additional working capital required by its rapidly expanding business, tinder the direction of D. V. Griffith, who occupies a preeminent position in the industry, being known as the creator and producer of the world's greatest motion pictures, including "The Birth of a Nation;''Hearts of the World;" "Broken Blossoms" and many others.

CltlCAC.O CASH CUtlN.

CHICAOO. Jr.!v 12 W DPA 1 N 3 red. .?2M: No. 4 ?rrln2 52 To. i, COHN-N.. 1 y-il M .., t'TU : J , No. .; -llo. 1.iV,; . 4 J11V. St '; No. 3 V(i;-u. 1hV Nr. C y.loT, $1. ..'.; No. 1 mled. l i,,: l 07 : No 2 nd.-d. J 51 1 "rfi4 ; No .'I uiikf.l. 51 IV. 1 .tV". '-3 ; j No. 3 lulled. $1 i''1; rr.icd. H ."".i I

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Tangible Assets acquired by the Company will comprise the studio headquarters and equipment at Mamaroneck, N. Y., ownership of a large number of completed productions, and those in process, rights to future productions and contracts with distributing conipanies and with the prominent members of the Griffith organization. The Company will also acquire a one-fifth interest in the United Artists Corporation, formed for the purpose of distributing star pictm-:? of D. W. Griffith, Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks and Charlie Chaplin, each of . whom owns a one-fifth interest in the United Artists Corporation. As shown by the audit of Price, Waterhouse Sc Co. and the appraisal of Coats & Burchard Co. and after giving , effect to the present financing, but without consideration to value of contracts, equities in films etc., the Company's net tangible assets are $2,944,053.62 or equal to over $23.00 per share, and net current assets equal to over . SI 4.00 per share of Class A Stock. In addition, the Company will carry insurance on the lives of D. V. Griffith and the principle members of the organization totaling l,000,(XX), payable to the Company as beneficiary. Earnings The gross receipts from pictures produced by the GrilTith organization during the past twentyseven months, upon completion of their runs, are estimated to exceed $9,000,000 and net earnings will approximate 3.000.000. The management estimates that net earnings for the next 12 months, after Federal taxes, will exceed $1,500,000, equal to over 8 times the Class A preferenti.il dividend. Dividends It is the intention of the Company to pay dividends of at least $1.50 per share per annum on Class A stock commencing with the first semi-annual dividend cn or about January 1, 1921. Protective Provisions Gass A Shares which are fully participating and are preferentially protected, shall in any fiscal year, first receive dividends up to $1.50 per share; then Class B Shares receive a like amount after which both classes of stock will participate, share and share alike, in any additional dividends. In voluntary liquidation Class A Shares receive S25.00 per share and involuntary liquidation $20.00 per share and after Class B Shares have received a like amount both classes of stock will participate, share and share alike in any additional assets. Consent ci a majority of the Class A Shares is required for voluntary liquidation. The Motion Picture Industry Motion pictures are recognized as the most powerful single medium for reaching all classes. The industry is the fifth largest in the United States. Average daily attendance amounts to eleven million people. Motion picture theatres now total 18.000 and 1,200 additional houses are being built in 1920. Box office receipt dur.ng 1919, were $S00,000,000 and estimated receipts for 1920 are $1,000,000,000.

. This reflects the accomplishment of a 20-year period.

Zfjf t) be approved by Messrs. Cravath iff Henderson, Attorneys, of Xew Ter City for the bankers, end' Banzhaf ts? Fembletsn for the Company. Accounts audited by Messrs. Price, Watrrhouseif Co. Properties appraised by Messrs. Coats & Burchard Co. We offer the above Class A Shares for subscription, if, when and as issued and deliverable, and subject to allotment.) PRICE $15 PER SHARE CsnpUte C:-cuLir si request Subscriptions may be wired airect ta us Jt ur expense, or ctjt be placed through Tf local dealer er backer. "

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

LOST AND FOUND.

HELP WANTED

Male Help

POUND Porketbonk, four miles west of city. Owner can have same by cnlllus at News -1 line i.tTb-e. ('.11-13 LOST In K Teste's, Saturday afternoon, a larpe lirowu pure. Contentu valuable only to owner. Call Mishawakn 704. C.sss-Ei LOST Diamond stud, weithin sj oxer 75-100; liberal reward. Call Z. P. IlowtTiuiu, 2Utb Century garage. G777-14 I I f I - - - - LOST At 220 N. Mi h n bunch f ke8. Eeward. Call Main 3513. 40.".s tf

HELP WANTED.

Salesmen

SALESMAN WANTED S.ilemeii to 811 Acme specially Company" tloor lret--liik'. A line propoaltlon. either all or part t;me. Writ. J. E. Hausier. S20 Clinton St.. for interview. G7'JVtf

Male Help

WANTEH Tuo oal Irlvers. Apply at sol S. Main. Loughmnn Coal Co. iW-1' WANTED E.vperlemed MMin shovel fireman. Applv Jeu. J. Hoffman Co.. 714 N. Emerb k ft. C.t::2-13 WANTED Poll r laborers for n-palr shop. Apply Superintendent of C. S. It. A- N. I. Ky. Co., corner Notre Dame and Division stf. G033-13 WANTED Cabinet men. machine men and llnishers. Shlüler Eros. Mftr. 4'o.. S02 Penn a v (k414 WANTED I?y over sixteen year?, permanent position, and -han-e for advancement; must com from pood family with reference, il. E. Meyer A: Son. 113117 W. Jefferson blvd. r.iV4s-i3 WANTED Several bright voiiiil- men for fnrterv work. Applv South H.mi.J Watch Co. h537-1 WANTED -Man for perioral nil round work. Applv South P. end Watch 'o. tiiVis-lS

STOCK SALESMEN. Motor Truck Company established 37 years. Output for two years completely sold. Announce dividends at rate of 24 'r per year. Men making $250.00 weekly. Highest banking references. Wonderful lineup. Every, cooperation given. Liberal commission. Strong selling outfits. Telegiaph, Carter H. Jacobs & Company, 20 E. Jackson, Chicago.

WANTED Wasdiinp machine yab-smau to represent a eil known washer in near-bv terrltorv. Apply in pernoti, l."2 N. Mlchipan l. Äds-Aup. 12 WANTED Mac blue moulder for an tomiddle tly wheel; pod pay: o.i working conditions; al several foundry helpers. Applv Perkins Corporation tXdo tf

WANTED Local concern wants mlddl'aped man fr Publicity Department. Must bo n'tlvo. reliable and courteous. Inquire 40 N. Cusddnp st.. or call Main 7V2. O.Vi-El WANTED Experienced proof ro.ider. Uoferonce required. Steady employment. L. P. Hardy Co. KKU 13

HELP WANTED.

Male Help.

WANTED--T fnty ex pri. i.--.i"n at 5.'i' to V-':.' p'r u-.'K. Api'Iv r.-i l' for work. Arttfl. !.d I- e ",, t:..p. n

WVNTED Paperhnnper and painters. L. Chelmitilak, 11W W. Division St. Llno!n E.I.H. iMl-l'J

WANTED Ar-fistaiit drop clerk. Hc!v tered preferred. Hastiau'a Drup Store. 0-13

WANTED Tvn waiters and a rook. 32;5-.":23 W. South St. 6123-tf

WANTED Several experienced Machinists. Steady work, pood pay. Sibley Machine Co.. "2rt E. Tutt St. ."U-J-13

WANTED Married man experienced n farm work. Call Harrison 15-P-. SiiO-tf

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tip. l1''"' Try' NEIT'S-TIMES Want Ads

Gounselman & Co. 112 W. Adams St., Chicago 425 East Water Street, Milwaukee

Bertron, Griscom Sc Co., Inc. 40 Wall St., New York Laad Title Bldg., Philadelphia

m The snL'fmifioG herein centain'-i is taken from sources mhich we consider trustworthy. While not rnaraatd it is accepted ty us as accurate.

i is the story ot Peter Perkins V nnfl Ii nnr 1a AriimtitatA1

$10,000 in ten years by saving $25 per month. One of our investors wrote that "Getting Ahead" has made hira realize that every dol lar he saves he can invest with comparative safety and high yield. Another says it opened up to him th possibility of profitable investment in bonds and stocks. We will gladly send

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Try XEWS-TIMES Want Ads.

WANTED Industrious white boy or younp man as porter. Must be a pood worker. (loo:; wajrrs. room and board. Apply In person to manager of South llend" Country Club. fitjll-tf WANTED Hoys over 10 t work on nutomatb' telephone eculpruent. Apply

Indiana Hell Telephone Co, 10d S. I-a-fayette blvd. CT13 tf MEN WANTED Llpht 6?iet metal worker, rip and sinp h.aw men and foundry helpers with pood opportunities for advancement. Dodpe Mf. '",1 0.S21-AUPJ WANTED A MAN FOE WASH ItOOM. APPLY LAPNDKY DEPAItTMLNT. MH. MILLEK, OLIVER HOTEL. XUtf MEN WANTED for city factory work; also for yard uork. Apply 1702 S. Franklin t., at McIIenry-MUlhouse Mfp.

WANTED - Moulder, b"fh 1"or ..:cl betich Steady work and K"r"l South Ibnd loundry Co, r n r 1 . j . ette it. and Indiana ae. "22 P'

WAN J E1 Lathe and brndi bind. A; - Idy purchaaipg dept., Hirdte.i Ml; ' . 4) 13 tf

WANTED At ot) e: Whit clief. cipa' io of li.ii.'dllnp larpe huvii.. App! . M. ". A 4"i;; rf

WANTED First- lass Sinpor Mfp. Co.

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WANTED A earthier, on'-cker. lüshr::. er and a man porter. Sb.ort ho-irs aril pood WHges. Apply Orb-Titwl Inn. II. 17 N. Main St., 1'hune Main "j74. 4" t T -1 f

WANTED Two tenms on s.ia!v 1 1 .-. -ana work. to"-tz r!j:tr '. -" " s Michigan st. '..v: 1;,

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WANTED Men for all branches of central it.itloa work: one experienced -tr tender. reTeral men for Uretnen: turtdne operators n-l oilers. Experience uuneeessary If willing to learn. If you are looklnp for a eta-1r work at pool starting wa(es. Apply at Iwer Station and talk It over ltb us. Indiana ft illctigaa Llect.'lc Co. G3y3 tf

WANTED Cover pirls. pood pav; tend work. Apply S;;per-Trend Tiro Co. corner Cedar and Emerik et. :r74 :f WANTED 'Ilrls to do marking and nhortins. Experb-nce net m-'cvir) ; pood wage. Dais' I.nundrv "". f -:3 tf WANTED A maid at Epw..rth H -;i-tal. "T

iIEES rOK PKOKESSIONAL WnKE NO EX PEK I EN "E M".' iSAi:V ;irM applylnp f-r pe.iti--:! us te'.;.r i.str. are eq-dpped f r it.l.x l.lp!.!y ?; : ! i-ed profe5.ion entirely at th a expense, ijood pay whil- bar.':': I''manent employment St-i.:- .-lin.ent. r.e-t of worklr.p i! t lunches at lowest ('!. I."ery '.. able 1 eijveiiier.' e. i!r d-"!:-:"? tcure thi se .'jp ri''r a iart.n i d".vmenf, a;q!v r 1 n

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