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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-05

SOLO HAY UN aBROMO QUINI-
Ma. que es LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA. La firma de e. w. GROVE
se halla en- cada cajita. Sc usa por to-
70 el mundo para curar resfriados en-
un dtA. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-05
MERCADO DR CANBIOs
UNA cA1DA

En- Guraba sufri6 una caida desde 10
alto de un ''cami6n Ell capataz Jose
Gomez, fracturandose IN brazo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-05

-Ordene sus tarjetas de Ma.
vidad a REAL HERMANOS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
Y. W. C. A. CLUB PLAYS

Friday evening or this wcsh the Jun
lor Business Girls cILo OF tho Y. W. G.
A. vii! put on two short sketches en-
t;tlrd "A l'crrleNtnE S.trHiiun," ai.i
The" Florist shop" both lively. laugh
provoking little comedies With Il snap
in every line.
Hard at work undo direction of Miss
Mildred Tracht. III" cast is made up Of
t~lirntCl members Of IN" club who arr
rch"9-SinE steadily and faithCull".
Preparation IS beng mad" for II record
crowd on this occasion and N" Monty
taken in Will b" used for th"SummNr
runf"rcnc" fund md tor work in forrIgi.
Irlds. During inl"rmiSSlon IN" UkclClr
Girls OF the club VIII play and sing.
ThoS" tlkinE part in tn" hcrplcN-
ing Siiuauou.' arc: Misses Marie ono.
Nell IarnitS. RCuiah Briukmap. Grar"
Dreamer. lrma Sivcrt. liIzel kirh. Dora
ru:s, Ethel NolIr. Margaret I'm" El.z.
ahc;h S,hlciCh"r. Harriet HIN. AMI
H"waN. Gathering Major And. III @thr
"FluriSt Shop; Mise. Mabel SmiiiI.
boris Moore. Freda DorSch, GCr"ldin,
White. Ma cdalcnC Beck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
LIBERTY LEAVES
Repairs to Boilers OF Packet Were Com.
pletod snnday-other River Notes

The stCnmcr Liberty after having all
repair wo-k on her boilers completed
departed last evening at s o'clock on
her way to Pittsburgh, making all way
point stop.
The steamer Leroy arrived yesterday
afternoon after making q trip 10 Par
kcrshurE. picking up all the freight
which vas loaded on the Liberty before
she departed
Sh. will arrive back the middle of this
week. and will operate between Pitts
burgh and Parkcrsburg, until further
notice.
The General Wood locked Yesterday
morning at N'rloCk from Ashland. Ky,
and after taking on n number Of addi-
tlonal shipments and leaving some OF
her shipments at tho local wharf. de-
parted at 10 o'clock for Pittsburg l
where tho remainder OF her cargo was
consigned IN.
The steamer Leroy will leave this
morning at 1870 o'clock on her way TO
New Matamnras. This boat makes three
trips per week between this city and
the Ohio city and has been carrying very
large carEoe<.
At n late hour last evening = stage
OF 10 feet Of water nd stationary WIS
registered at the local wharf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
BURGLAR ALARM
FOR CAR BARNS
WHEELING TRACTION CO., Lam
PROTECTION rRoM THEFr
precaueou Made Necessary ny mStAnS~
ton Of Pare BOX Plan

~nnounccmc was made yesteruaS
afternoon that tho Wheeling traction
company has purchased a large ourE,"I
alarm system. which IS 10 be 'nSta'''u
a; the Island car barn.
This has been done since all Inc money
taken In each day on tho cars SIh'r
Installation Of the fare boxes - IHi' al
the Island c.tr barn until the following
morning at which time II IS remover
10 the local office. from where 1t IS taken
10 ono cr the local banks.
Since So many crimes and hold-uCS
aro happening in various places. the
men who have charge and look after
these boxes al the Island car barn have
become worried. and tn" company mas
decided 20 install IN" system.
1t Is being arranged IN u = way
lliai n case hnid-up mon come INTO inc
aiSpatclcr 'S office at tho car barn. nc
fore. they VIII he able TO max" th"ir rs
cane other employees in tho various
workshops will u" on hand and can
capture tho burglar.
If this system proves a success INC
same kind Of SYSTEMS will b" installed
by his company at their oth"r barns
which arc in various sections through
out tic Ohio Valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
LENTEN SEASON
OPENS WEDNESDAY
Ash wednesday Opens Geason Preceo-
Ing Eastsr-Servtcss IN Catholic
Churches.

February .. Ssh Wednesday. Is the
opening day Of the i.cntcn season.
which is observed IN minuicSt dctall
throughout tho entire Catholic world,
and on that day there viii be special
services at 81. J"srph's cathedral and
the TT. Re-. Bishop i. j. Donahue VIII
hlrss thea she's. assisted hy III" cathe-
draI clergy. 1T \ O'Clock mass. Wedncs-
dnv evening special services will be
held and distribution Of ashes will take
place.
E,cry morning o. week days during
tho Lcntcu season masses Will be held
n, 6, : and S o'clock at the cathedral.
TUESDAY evenings a course or sermons
WI be held by the T'aSsionist Mission
ary Fathers Of Pittsburgh. with tho
Very Rev. Victor Koch. {. T.. and the
Very Rev. Sta. 'slaus Grcunan. {. T.. as
principal speakers. Tho usual SodalIty
i"yo,i"ns will occur every Thursday
=, ening. while on Fridays the Stations
81 tho ,'roSs Will takcp lac" at ) o'clock
I'm the afternoon and $50 in the even
ing.
ON SUNDAYS masses will be held az
{. I. \ and 2. with solemn high mass
at 1890. NcsHors will he SUM Sunday
nights at $50. and during these SER
ices n course Of "rmonS VIII be gwen
by the local clergy OF the Christian
familS.
The official regulations governing
Lent in the diocese of Wheeling, As is
sued by order Of Rt. Rev. l.. J. Dona
hue, y. d. embrace a wide scope and
SGT forth the various restrictions that
must be observed by all the fAithfu!
who have completed their twenty-hrst
wear. unless some unusual question
arises. This abstinence during fast
days excludes tho sick who must have
meat. those engaged in manual labor
requiring sustaining food. men serving
in tho army and navy. all under twenty
one or over iifty-nim" years Of age, and
SO on. according 10 reason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
wEEx's MIL ~scHEDULK.

According to the operating schedule:
Of the various local mills announcHo
Saturday night there will be no changes
his wek and the mills will run on the
same schedules of last %Cek. The FOL
lowing arc tho schedules: :
wheeling Steel 4 Iron Company.
Martins Ferry furnace. idle.
Top furnace, Idle.
Belmont furnace and ron mills. idle.
Yorkville tin mills. idle.
Rcnwood steel plant and tube WORKS
idle.
LABells Iron Works.
StcuhcnNillc plant. operating sos.
Wheeling plate mills and nail factory,
operating S0T.
Coke ovens. operating 50ee.
Coal mines. idle.
whitaksr-alsssner Company.
Eeech isottom plant. idle.
Martins Ferry plant. Idle.
Creek mills. Idle.
Portsmouth plant. operating approx
mateIy 30Tc.
Officials Of the various companies ~
Dictated that they were not in a position
to make any prediction as TO rcsumpti ~
of the local mills. for the reason mat
BUYERS contInuc to+hold aloof from the
market. and there does not seem 70 be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07

Monday. February 81 by 4 special team
chosen from the four 3luc lodges at
Wheeling and an invitation is extended
to all visiting brethren to be present.
The Year 1920" is the subject or a
review OF the twelve-month period by
William T. Morris. IS degree. deputy 81
tho supreme council in West Virginia
The year just passed has been an"'
the- successful period IN the history
Of the rite in West Virginia" writes Mr..
Morris. The many adjustments In con-
ditions, incident 70 4 reconStrucSV\"
period through which "" ar" passing
made little or no difference tn our ac-
tiv!ties."
The bulletin contains an artiC!" On
tho organization OF IN" Scottish RI"
guard at Huntington with q. W. Hitch
CT pta!n: II. l.. Brakeman. first lieute
nant: r. NJ. Davis. second lieutenant
and Fl. r.. Harmon adju,ant. The guard
started off with a membership Of nifty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
STRONG GAIN MADE
BY SCOTTISH RITE
Total Of go Tntrsy-seoond Degree Ma
sons Mads by W. Va consistory

A gain OF 900 ~thirty-sccond degree
Masons and $50 individual members OF
tho Scottish Rite bodies. is reported
by tho Scottish Rite bulletin just is
sued by tho Wheeling ConSistory. The
1920 bulletin Showed $3.50 thirty-Second
degree members, IS thirtteth degree 49,
eighteenth degree and 500 fourteenth
degree. making a total membership In
tho Wheeling bodies OF 4.4o$.
The 1921 figures are 1864 thirty-sec-
ond degree, IS thirtieth degree. Fla
eighteenth degree and 571 fourteenth
degree, or, a total OF 5.I92.
The January bulletin announces the
regular winter reunion OF tho bodies
OF tho rite at Wheeling to be held Tues
day to Friday. February % to 20. AT this
reunion degrees from the fourth to the
thirty-second will be conferred.
The master degree will be conferred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
HELD IN JAIL

DOROTHY Mcdaniel and JacE Wcsc"arc
N III" county jail awaiting preliminary
hearings on charges Of theft. having
been arrested Saturday by Detectives
Eddie Nrkuwn and William Rucc!. and
deputy Sheriff Edward Minard. They
were held in jail in lieu Of $1,000 bond
tor their HEARINGS.
Several articles Of value w"r" missing
from the offices Of tho Ronita Ara Com
p..ny last Saturday. and the police were
urabic 10 unravri he mySctry until Sat
urdcy. when they visited the rooms &C.
clup:cd 10y tho Mcdaniel girl. Thor" are
articles wcr. found hidden under a car
pct. and the girl was arrested a. once.
the man being caught later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
INSPECTS PEN Mine
State Mining Chief Says It VIII Sup
ply Prison 100 Years.

t.. NJ. l.amhic. chief ~ ia" stat" dr.
par>m"Ut Of mines. has returned to
Charleston from MoundSvjiic. where lie
inspected tn" coal mine at tn" state
r~Cnitcntiary. He c%t!mat"S itNt ne
minc will supply sufficient fuel for the
prison. use for the next lu0 years.
About r.n ton IS now brIug mined
each day. Il is from the Scwicklcy
scam. Witch il four feet and seven
inches thick. The min" effects q con-
siderable saving for the state. Mr..
Lambir said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
ALARM LETS GO
Crossed wires start Burglsr scare 81
Dank Of Warwood

The new burglar alarm system at the
Bank Of WarwOod began ringing about
midnight Saturday. and caused consid-
cradle trouble and much excitement IN
Warwood. rousinG a majority Of the
residents out Of their SAUNDERS.
Several officers as we'll as a nuniber
Of citizens werc soon on the scene, but
nothing was disturbed and It was late-
found out that the alarm was caused
By electric wires on telephones poles
which run along Warwood avenue. which
In some way caused a contact and set
off the alarm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
WORK
RIVER ROAD HALTED
Few Mon Kept on Job to Keep Slip
From Blocking Road So That 1t
Can Be Used.

nuc to the extreme bad weather and
!. the muddy condition Of IN" River road
through Rrooke county. several miles
north Of this city. construction work
has been halted until spring. \ few
men arc being kept busy on the job by
the contractor in charge. who is keep
ing the numerous small slips from the
road in various places 50 that Il won't
be h~lOCkadcd.
All tho machinery used n tho con-
struction work along this road last
season is now In the repair shop. where
il is being repaired and be- ready L"
Put into service as soon as the weather
permits work to be continued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07

yesterday morning to the First rr"Hhy-
terrain church by Or. Samuel VI. Gibson.
pastor. n; tho. regular quarterly com
mUulon service.
Rev. Hcrnan Hcus"r. oC ACoia. H..
conducted tho chapel services yesterday
afternoon at the LauGhlIn Memorial
chapel on EiEh'-"nth street. a part Of
M" First Presbyterian church.. and IN
the evening spoil - at the Young peoples
meeting q ih"r church..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
STOPPED couen AFTER 1sr1urrzA

| want to say that Foicy'S Honey ana
Tar IS the best cough medicine | ever
tried" writes f.. r. Mcnowci. r. r. Il. /.
Box III. Arlington. Tenn. My son had
influ"nza. He had the worst kind OF =
cough and tried everything. but moth
Ing did any good. God sent me a friend
with ro;ry'S Honey and Tao, and his
cough was better the next day and in
two days ch had no cough az all" Fo-
toys Honey and Tar stops harsh. rack
ing coughs. eases wheezy breathing. ];
Is effective. yet pleasant 10 take. Sold
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
RABBI SILVER
will Be Speaker at Eoff Street Temple
Tuesday Evening.

Rabbi \. VI. silver. formerly pastor o.
tive r.otf Street Temple. but now Of
Ci"velan4 Who has gained an cnv'ahle
reputation w''hIN tho past f"w years as
a speaker. Mil address n mass meeting
to be hold to-morrow evening IN tho Entf
Street Temple. and a large crowd Is cN-
p"ci"d 10 attend.
Rabbi silver VIII take As his subject
"prcJudrrC and How 10 Overcome It, Il
subject that viii be interesting, and
fully discussed.
Preceding tho address. - community
Suppcr will hc served IN tho temple. and
Il promises to. he q huge success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
1BXoP l~1ecoHN1LI.
VIII Address KsthoAiGt Pastors
FOURTH Street 3hErOdSy.

At Fourth Street Methodist EpiscopQ1
church Thursday afternoon Of this wseHi
at . o'clock. Bishop i. ]. Mcconnell, ct
Pittsburgh. resident bishop Of this dis
trict, will Address the thirty-four pas.
tors In this district. OF which Rev. e.
Fred Anderson Is superintendent The
bishop Is calling this special meeting to
hold an important conference With I
ministers and every one Of the thirty
four is requested to be on hand. The
session Is for the ministers only.
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock,
Bishop Mcconnell will speak again ut
Thomson ". f., on the Island. this meet
Ing to be open to the public. a cordial
being extended to all who are
interested, TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07

,any way Of determining just when the
! consumption OF steel will justify the
| mills IN rcSuming. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07

It's a wise child that knows its "
mother in these days OF rouge, short
skirts and high heels. y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
ADMIT new MEMBERS

Class Of Thirty Received at First Pros
bytertAn Church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07

Thirty new members were admitted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07

BUY WAR SAVING sTAA1-
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Holder, Of cer,iaea... Of Deposi, &

Holders of Certificates Of Deposit fer
.isson = Ash-~s - .seas s<s'i.-y ~er-
Issued under the Agreement. dated
September 30, 1918, between the unday
aligned Committee and Holders of said
notes who should become parties therefss
Notice is hereby given that Plan and
Agreement dated November J.. 1921. for the
Reorganization OF Missouri Kansas & Texas
Railway Company has been adopted and sp-
hat copy OF said Plan and Agreement has
heen fled with Central Union Trust Company
u New York, the Depostsry under said
\grcenent dated Sep;craber 80, 1918.
Any holder ol certificate OF deposit who
n or before the 18th day o. December. 1921.
hail surrender his certificate OF deposit to he
Dep0sitaFy in negotiable form and corup,y
otherwise with the terms ef Che Agreement OF
September 80, 1918, with respect 70 With
drawals shall thereupor be entitled 60 witt-
draw the Notes represented thereby. All De
oositors whc sbaii no, within said pefioS
,xetcise said right shall be conciusiyely and
inally deemed for all purposes 10 have as
sentcd TO and adopted the Reorganization pian
md Agreement. snd 70 have authorized the
undersigned Comnitte- 70 transfer 20 the Re
Reorganization Plan and Agreement srhicSt
o said Reo-Eanization Plan and AErcerncn.
the 1wo-fear Secured Cold Notes repre-
sen;ed by such certificates Of deposit.
Dated Ner YORK. November %. 1921.
WILLARD v. KING, Chairnan.
tfApOLD STANLEY.
EDWARD r. TINKER.
J. Y. g WALKER.
FESTUS 7. WADE.
FREDERICK 7. HASKELL.
DesosaG,v:
Central Union Trust Company of New York.
so BROADWAY. Now N~-$
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
No New French Loan.

An attack on the market value of
French Government 7I4 per cent. bonds
as q result of the report that n new
loan was about to be floated carried
them down to 9S% from an opening of
95A. Their final was 93M, but after
the closing 1t was learned that there
was no truth IN the report OF a new
loan and bankers look for a prompt re-
covery in the bonds in view of the
strength in franc exchange. The decline
was due apparently to so temporary a
factor as to be without especial sig
nificanee although soma interests tried
to see harmful effects to France from a
moratorium in connection with German
reparatien payments. If there was such
harm to France, II most certainly
would have been apparent In the foreign
exchange market.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
NEWS AND NOTES
OF BOND MARKET
Big Four Sells 81, ,507,10 Of
Car Trusts to New York
Banking Syndicate.

The United States Railroad Admins
tration has sold block OF s4.5oI,100 of
equipment trust 6 per cent. notes of the
Big Four to syndicate headed by the
Guaranty Company OF New York ana
bankers will offer to-day those equip
nents of various maturities to yield u
6.75 per cent for their long ones. Other
cent. for their medium maturities and
5.T5 per cent for their long ones. Other
members of the syndicate are Potter
Brothers &c Co.. the Union Trust Com
pany OF Pittsburgh. the Union Trust
Company of Cleveland and me First
Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago. The
equipment secured by the notes repre-
sented a. cash contract cost of $685.. .707.
which is 80 per cent. more than the
amount of the notes authorized and 43
per cent. more than the amount OUT
standing.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Market Irregular.

There was good deal OF irregularity
in Yesterdays bond market and its de-
c.ines were more prominent than its
gains. Profit taking was fairly general
throughout the list and was most pro-
nounced. perhaps. in the railroad group.
In the foreign government department
French bonds attracted attention by the
unusually large volume OF their sales.
under which prices broke easily. French
7iss were particularly weak. declining
at one time to 03la. in contrast to
Wednesdays closing. 95ss. French SIS
also were active and dropped to 99%. N
loss of almost point Belgian bonds
likewise were soft. Liberty and Victory
bonds were offered freely and fell be-
low Wednesdays close. Declines in the
railroad list ranged as high as points.
With one or two exceptions the Indus
trial list was heavy. The new Philadel-
phia Electric Company 6s were dealt in
in the Curb and sold as high as 1os.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
philadelphia school Award.

The Board OF Education OF the city Of
Philadelphia awarded yesterday $4,000
900 of its ) per cent twenty year aver
age school district No. 90 bonds to a
syndicate composed of Harrison Smith
& Co, Blddle & Henry and William r.
Compton Company Jointly at 1898, or
on q 4.57 per cent. basis. They are
being offered TO the public to net 4.5o
per cent, and mature 100000 annually
from July 81. 1882, to July l, 1861, in
elusive. There were several bids for
them. The bonds are tax free in Phila-
delphia and legal investments for trus-
tees in Pennsylvania.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02

pesetas ldiogram; cinematograph
films, 125 pesetas per kilo; aluminium
cable. 81 pesetas per 100 kilos; binder
twlno, 100 pesctas per 100 ktlos.
Agricultural machines. 10 pesetas :;
locomotives with tenders i3o pesotas {;
lubrlcating Oil 40 posetas; gasolone. 25
pesetas per 100 kilos cotton, 1 pcscta
30 centlmos per 100 kllos.
Sugar so peeotas. unroasted coffee,
zoo pesetas; roasted coffee. 500 posetas
per 100 lsilos.
wheat imports are prohibited. Pro-
tests against the proposed figures Include
one hy Charles H. Cunningham, CONNER
cialAdtachc os the A.n-ricAn Embassy.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Chicago Issue on Market.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-The $4,000. 900 bond
issue offered by the city two weeks ago
TO meet deficit in its revenues in 1920
was taken from the market to-day when
o lone bid was withdrawn. A syndi-
cato headed by the Guaranty Trust Com
pany of New York offered the only bid
approximately 1897, but on condition
that the Legality OF the issue should
be approved by a specified legal firm
within ten days. When that was not
done the bid was withdrawn. New bids
win be called for. Controller Harding
announced.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Moline PIo,x peposif..

Ronald NJ. Byrnes. vice-president OF
the National City Company, and chair
man of protective committee has
written a letter to holders Of the Moline
Plow Comparys per cent. serial
gold notes who have not deposited their.
notes, describing the successful prog
ress OF the reorganization and grant
ing them opportunity until December
Il to deposit them.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
SPAIN PLANS HEAVY TARIFF.
some Dutics Urged by Commission
Arc rrohibItive.

MADRID. Dec. l. -- The Spanish Ter
nanent Tariff Commission has ended its
work, urging enormous Increases IN
duties on many articles. The following
figures show terms accorded TO the mos.
favored nations and do not take into ao-
count the surchargo for payment In
gold:
Typewriters. ~ pesetas so ccntlmos
a kiiogram. with gold surcharse about
375 pesetas a machine.
Addna machines > and eash registers
The New York herald., 1921-12-02

.0,oera oi Certificates of Depssit fex
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Com
pony First and Rsfunding Mortgage -Four
Sr "s Sss dated s'ss Jsna.lz -,uso CO. iois be-
tween the undersigned Committee snd
Holders Of said bonds who should ha-
come parties thereto;
Notice Is hereby given that a Plan and
Reorganization Of Missouri. Kansas G Texas
Railway Company has been adopted and ap.
oFoved by the Undersigned Committee. and
hat copy Of said Plan and Agreement ha.
cen filed with Gtzranty Trust Company q
;ew York, the Depoaiiary under said Agree
rent dated January 20. 1910.
Each and every holder of certificate OF
.posit under said Agreement dated Janus
0, 1916. shall be coaclusively presumed 90
ave sssented % and ratified said Plan and
agreement ard said assent and ratihcsticr
hali be deeIred "a have been conferred ard
revoeably givcn. and each and every, sueh
ud-d by .Aid Plan and Agreement tor all
urposes rnlcss he sh1ll. on or before the
ird day o DsccmLsr, 1921. ne with
iuaranty Trust Company oi New York q.
IS ofie. a, TAO Broadway IN the City ct
.eu York written notice Of his dissent ircrt
aid Plan and Agreement, and Of bis desire 90
riihdrsv from said Agreement dated January
Ths transfer books Of the Depositary tor ths
nnster oi registered certificates Of dcposis
dIl be closed from the close Of business ost
November ~. 1921, % the opening Of eus'-
ICES on January ;, 1922.
Dated New York. November 2s. iezi
WILLIAM c. POTTER.
CHARLES A. PEABODY.
WILLIAM A. DAY,
T.. S. MARSTON,
A. A. JACKSON.
COLGATE HOYT.
Ccmmitsoe.
Defcsfisry
Cu.rautv Trust Company of New forG
no Dr1adwav. New York ~
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Average Bond Prices
December 1, 1921.
$4,000. 900 Jersey city onering.

syndicate composed of the First Ma
tional Bank, Stacy & Braun. Eldredge
&c Co, Kissel, Kinnicutt & Co. and
White Weld d Co., are offering a new
issue of S3,5O0,000 of City of Jersey
City's general obligation per cent
bonds. They are legal investments for
savings banks and trust funds in New
York, New Jersey. Massachusetts, and
other States. The bonds are being
offered at 101.os and interest to yield
about 40 per cent
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
Electric Issue Goes Quickly.

Drexel & CO. announced early yester-
day morning that the $l2.5o0,oo0 issue
of the Philadelphia Electric Company's
first lien and refunding mortgage per
cent. gold bonds, due in 1s4i. which
they offered in conjunction with Brown
Brothers & CO. and Harris Forbes & Co,
had been oversubscribed and the sub
scription books closed.