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z Dan Miller 100
l Mrs. M. H. Murray $3.50
5 Mrs. j. T. McCraw 3.25
7 A. l.. Mcintosh 81
8 J. H. McKeel 2O.71
z Lonnle McKeel lit
8 Elizabeth McCraw 1903
Z r. r. Nadal 27O.17
6 E.. A. Newsome 2.72
3 Lester Nichols lit
T. j. Noblin 35.4O
Z Stephen Nichols Sal
9 Barney Motley 559
5 Renjamine F. Motley 1T
1 Fate Motley 1877
0 G. w. Motley TT
5 Toney Motley 2.89
5 w. B. Motley lit
8 Gras Norris LIT
z I. n. Nouls 1T
Z w r. Newell 1917
2 G.. r. Owens 9.84
l Daniel Page 1896
3 IC. H. Parker 3.15
8 Fred Phillips LIT
8 IS. G. Poythress 3.S4
IL. P. Price 10
& W. H. Parrish 17.7O
3 Martle Palmer 1T7O
L w. T. Peacock 8.26
Z Fl. G.. Ratcliff 1876
4 A. G. Riley LIT
Z Chas. E. Riley 1187
U j. l.. Cora Riley 30.14
Z John Robbins 2.66
Ill I. Robbins Sol
8 Wiley Robbins 1888
3 Walter Rochell 100
III. p. Rogers 9.44
1 Tom Rogers 25.10
z A. B. Rose 7.59
OlJ w. Rose GIT
O(J. L. Rowe LIT
2 Mrs. ]. T. Rentfrow 2.95
3 Mrs. G. E. Sauls 1898
j. B. Sharp 426
z w, B. Sharp 70.S1
z Charles NJ. Sheppard 1912
o T. T. Skinner 2.83
z A. H. Smith $50
e R. B. Snipes 489
A. c. Stallings 3.O7
3 Wiley A. Stallings LIT
5 Henry Stancil sOs
u Il, ]. Stephenson 759
70 Mrs. w. J. Strickland 1851
ri w. P. Strickland 4.s4
Il c. B. Sturkey 3.s4
z Geo. B. Striker lis
g G. c. sugg 2.S3
IS W. w. Sugg 2S3
IS {. M. Swindell III
g D. w. Sykes 181
Il Geo. P. Clark s15
81 j. A. Tart 3.54
'7f w. R. Sasser 6O.18
70 Alfred Taylor LIT
30 John H. Taylor 1.9O
20 ohm Henry Taylor 183
Y Lonnie Taylor !, 200
IS Moses E. Taylor IA
IS w. T. Taylor 4.O2
n T. G. Tilghman 35483
g a G. Tomlinson 6.77
20 e. r. Townsend 1928
IS r. A. burlington 1878
,6 Maggie Tyson 1875
II }. NJ Uzzell 400
IS S. K. Vollers LIT
20 E. F. Varneu 1884
"a John Vaughn 1923
36 Va. Car. Land Co. 500
l2 Mallissa Wick 1898
80 H. M Wainwright and wife 265 81
l3 Oscar Walston 2.O7
81 w. L. Walston 4.54
II G B, Walston $50
96 T.. T. Ward LIT
So NJ. z. Eard 6.77
l8 r. p. Walters a.4S
70 ], B, Watkins. Jrl' ap,si
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The daily times., 1921-09-27
A. 0. DAVIS, Auctioneer


Henry Ellis 1927
nAw 7 N. Elmore 5s1
HHAWEHMm Cullen Ezzell 1.9s
Preston Ezell LII
II. A. Edmundson, Gurd. LAS
1unins Farmer L.
liz w G. Farmer 1919.
VIM. P. Farmer 1867
w F. FELTON, 2O.Ot
tate and County c. D. errell 81;
IL Be SOld Both Frank D. Ferrel LII
al Unless Pay f. r Fitzgerald LII
nce F. s. Forbes 127.2 rs
p-White. b v. orbes 1879
$500 VIM c. Freeman 73.41
4.72 Mary Eli FELTON, 35.4C
1.54 w. LII FELTON, 2.9s
1893 J w. Gallon 32S
1892 II. S. Garrett SIS
295 w. L. Goodwin 1T
lit VIM. Goodwin LII
LIT Z. H German & Co. Az
2.s3 J. w. Goodwin. Est. 12s.51
ISL Cad Harren 1.Ss
LIT Z. J. Harrell 3Os
9.85 Il A. Hathaway 1.Ss
lit Ben Henley 1T
2.95 II. E. Herring 46t
2.6s Il. E.. Herring A:
213s s. High 7.S1
2S7 w. I. High 974i
4.13 Ferry Hinnant SO.
2S3 Willie INnnant 1T
1 ~ j. R. Hinton $50
ss4 H. H Hrusch IL
1926 @. R. Hobgood So
5S.72 G. H Hodges 51I
LIT NJ B. Holderby 1876:
LIT H. L. Hooks 81
LIT w. F. Horne 27:
64.2O B. Horton IT
1T H H. Humphrey 5000
lit Ephram arrell 17.7t
LII j. A. Hodges 1922
1T D. 3. Jackson 1.2
1.4S e. P. Johnson
1888 John Johnson 81
8.S5 W. A. Johnson z
236 Clyde Jomp 1.9
wife 20.65 T. D. Jordan IT
rem 1850 Joe Jordan 1906
165.2O c. H. Killete IL
1926 s. E. King 1919
11.21 c w. Kotchitzky 14.e
54.74 A. E Lamm 7.6
1922 Ida Lamm 80
lit S A. Lamm 17.5
2.S5 H, B. Lane. Jr. 5.S
3O4.49 G. D. Langley FL
1928 Dempsey Lassiterf 2.2
28.O6 Latham Bradshaw Cotton Co. 2.3
3.95 Rill Laubert 90
Sale $3.50 Allen Lee 1O.7
4.43 Junius B. Lee 33.1
TT J. T. Lewis 1.8
ter 1910 K. C. Lewis II
6e7lJ. j. Little 1870
sos F. Larelard and Co. 34.5
183 Arthur Lucas 80
LIT j., B. Lucas 1T
354 Lummus Co: 20
500 J. P. Lamm 1873
7758 Jimmie Lamm II
.23 Lilly Louis 19.1
LIT Leon Carr 1872
SO l. w. Lamm sos
LIT B. H Magette 20
L Is Arthur MauIpaus 7
LIT j. F. Matthews 80
$3.50 G. w. Maynard 1872
Alb Fen Mercer 3.6
885 Bill Mercer 23
1s.47 w. Ed Mercer 86 l
25.37 K NJ Merritt 1913
27.33 George Millender Al
2O.78 T. F. Mofette 1876
31.67 H B. Moore IL
lit W. Morris 1919
l. S3 Preston Mazengo 2.6
S3.10 D. ]. Murray iii
1.as, H. II. Murray ls,6
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E. Rogers Ala
: J.
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ran /.
! JEFF
R.
FIinnant Henry
Webst kins
Charles T. 1953lN H.
Foly John 667l VIM. 1T
kobert Kerney 39lD liams
492! Martha Williams 5S1
Charles 1914 Willie Williams 708
ChareK Knigh Levi
Il IT,. H Lewis 1903 Whit Wilimas 70S
A. tchner Mary
L. Moore
Moore S54
Woodard
A j. C. Moore 299l Woodland 472
IJohn Morgan
1898 Wash Woodard 500
B. Powell
Younger
Fo
626 vpv
Iocor $50 M
1885 Try l1MES WANT HDS
L. SS4
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
MOLINE PLOW NOTICES OUT.
REORGANIZATION Pinu Is Extended
10 December L..

Notice has been sent to holders and
owners of all notes, claims, accounts
and demands against, and to the holders
and owners OF all classes OF stock of,
Moline Plow Company that there have
been deposited with depositaries claims
OF creditors of all classes asserting to
theplanand agreement OF reorganiza ton,
dated September 20, 1921, in an aggre-
gate of more than 90 per cont. of the
outstanding claims, and that the time
for deposit Of all notes, claims. accounts
and demands, and all classes of stock
OF, Moline PloW Company has been OK
tended to and including December l..
1921.
Creditors of the Moline plow Com
pany other than those holding negotiable
instruments may become parties to the
reorganization plan and agreement by
Singning copies of the plan and
agreement and indicating the amount
and nature OF their claims and deposit
ing them with the Central Trust Com
pany OF Illinois on or before Decem-
bcr IL.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
NEEDLE TRADE INQUIRY
STARTS THIS MORNING
Schlesinger and Lastig to
Face Committee.

The state inquiry into the garment in
dustry in this city will begin at 10 O'Clock
this morning. BENJAMIN Schlesinger,
president Of tho International Ladies
Garment Workers Union, and Louis Lus-
TIC, chairman OF the Cloak, Suit and
Skirt Manufacturers Protective Associa-
tion, have agreed TO appear
The committeeman, John 1Iige ius,
Hugh Frayne and Marcus Marks, have
many Of the powers OF u legislative COM
mittee, but It's findings cannot be en-
forced In fact, Schlesinger and Lustig
agreed TO appear before the committee
only on the understanding that investiga-
ton and not mediation WAS to be the
purpose. The inquiry win be conducted
by Henry y. Sayer, State Industrial
Commissioner.
Observers Of the strike doubt il there
will be peace before january. Schlesinger
insists the employers broke the agree
ment by trying 10 introduce the piece
work system, and that no negotiations
can be held until tho agreement is put
back.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
By LYMAN RHoXpEs. Vice rrcsidol

To Holders Of Certificates Of Dspesf. fer
Misscuri, Kansas q Oklahoma Rai,roed
Company First Mortgage Five Per Cent.
Gold Bonds, issued under th. Asrcemsns.
dated March I, 1915, between the under
aligned Committee and Holders of said
bonds who should becorne parties there
20:
rosice is hereby siyer that Pisn ald
Agreement dated November !, 1891. tor tire
Reorganization OF Missouri, Kansas i IexS,
Railway Company has been approved and
adopted and sSsented TO by the undersigned
Committee, and that copies of said Plan and
Agreement have been filed with United States
Mortgage aud Trust Company, the DerositarY
under said Agreement dated March !, 1910.
Any registered holder OF certificate 81
deposit under said Agreement dated March J
the first publication OF this notice file with sail
Depositsry a notice in writing that ouoE
holder dissents from said Plan and Agree
rent OF Reorganization. IT within said period
Of thirty days after the hr.t publication here
Of registered holders OF outstanding certificate
of deposit representing fifty per cent Ia face
amount OF the bonds deposited under said
Agreement dated March ]. 1916. shall not -
the thirty days above limited the registered
holders OF fifty one per cent. IN amount Of the
ou;stand,ng certificates OF deposi. issue
hie with said DepoSi.sry notice Of their sp-
rrovai Of or consent TO said Plan and Agree.
meut. then IN either such case said Plan ard
Agreement slisl be binding on ali holders ~
said certificates OF deposit who ehsli not Will
NJ ssid thirty DAY pcricd exercise the night 81
Withdrawal conferred BY the Agreement c.i
March J, 1915. all Of whom shall Be conciu.
sivsly deemed for I'll purposes TO have sssen,ed
20 said Plan and Agreement and he irrcvocaLiv
kound and concluded ~ u. sarne
The transfer or fcSistry hooks az certificate.
ef deposit viii be closed from th. closc oi
hi,sintss on November p, 1921, 20 the ,rc.
ms Of business On January 3. 1929.
Dated New Yorl. November 25. is1i.
John w. PLATTEN, chsirn.s
DONALD @. GEDDES.
John w. HAMEP.
WILLIAM w. McCLENCH,
JAMES TINP5ON,
Ccrnrrlses.
Dctositoyy.
Unjted states Mortgage and Trust Cnvpasp.
s. Cedar SrAck, No. kArh
The New York herald., 1921-11-25

To Holders 81 Ccrtihestss 81 D-po-it fer
Tbs Dallas a Wsoo Rsnwsy Company
Fust Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold
Bends. issuod under tho Agreement,
rndersiSnsj Copzrnittos .se Holder. Of
said bonds vho sh1uid b.esme parties
sAer~to;
Notes Is hereby Efvea that Plan and
Arr-~nsrnt dated November !. 1921. for the
Reors<ldzsticn Of Missouri, Kansns z Texas
Rsii-sy Company has been adopted ard sp-
proved ~ the undersigned Committee, and
that copy Of said Plan and agreement has
bee nl.d vith Th. Equitable Trust Company
Agreemeaa dated February /, 1917.
Hoiders Of certificates OF deposit issued
vndc1 s<io Agreement dated February 1. 1917,
Who shah rot have exercised. within the period
of thirty lays commencing on November 81
1921. TIE date OF the hrxt publication OF this
,fotice ia. IN case Of certificates OF deposit
issued ., hrnuerdamsche Bank. within the
perioo ~ uirty days comnaencinr ON the date
81 TIE irss ydblieaticn 81 this notice in Am
rterdsfp, nofisnd) the rigiif of Withdrawal con-
ferreo o, .<ia Agreement of februsry .
1917. snsn be Conciusvely and fraly deemed
90 h<vs irrrv,s=sbly waived suCb r9i' OF with
ers-ai, and 70 have asscn;sd - ard rztihed
Faid Ftxn ara A yrccment. which sNail Be bind.
inr en- such holdcrs for al pu7-rus.s, and -
have svihoris-d the undersigned Committee 10
transfer TO the Reorrari2atou Mana gers under
szid Plan and Aefcefucu; suoiec, 20 said Pss
S~- Agreement ttc bonds represented ly .uet
certificates OF deposit
Dared New York. NOVEMBER %, 1871
THEODORE II. BANKs.
HENRY y. COOPER,
FRANK s. CANNON.
WILLIAM G. LANGLEY.
,- Conmlttca
Dets-aasy:
rAs Equitsbi. Trust Company Of New York,
r - Wan Street, New York
sissssfk Rirrs, Counsel
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
FOREIGN MARKETS.

PARIS, Nov. 24.--Trading was dull on
the Bourse to-day.
Three per cent, rentes. 81 francs 95
centimes.
Exchange on London, sc francs 90
centimes.
Five per cent loan. so francs 20 CEN
times.
The dollar was quoted at ii francs
2512 centimes.
LONDON, Nov. 2i.-Trading was quiet
on the Stock Exchange to-day. Bar sill
yer easy, 3s1sd. ounce. Bar gold, 102s.
lid. Money. per cent. Discount rates,
short bills, AS per cent. three months
bills 15-fG % per cent. Consols for
money. 40. British per cent. loan, SS.
British 4 u per cent loan, S1H.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 24.--Cotton---Spot in
good demand. but business moderate !;
prices steady. American middling, fair.
14.2S; good middling. 1898; fully mid
ding, 1915 middling, HIS low mid
ding, 10.4S good ordinary, S.73: ordi-
nary 79S. Sales, 10000 bales, including
1000 American. Receipts. 1000 bales,
including $500 American. Futures closed
steady.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
STATE AND CITY ISSUES.

George 3. Gibbons & CO. will offer to-
day a total Of $7l5,o00 bonds exempt
from all Federal income taxes. as fol-
lows: 100000 State OF Michigan 5 rs,
due October 10, 1941, TO yield $50 per
cent; $4,000 city OF Detroit 5l1s and
5As. due October. 1910. 1871, to yield
4.75 per cent; 100000 State of South
Dakota 5las, due 1881 and 1885, to
yield 8 per cent; 100000 State of
North Carolina 5s, due September /.
1861. to yield 40 per cent, and $3.50. 900
county Of Palm Beach, Fla. 6s, Road
and Bridge District No. II, due July ].
1954-52. TO yield $50 per cent to $40
per cent.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
TO THE HOLDERS OF
HERSHEY CHOCOLATE CORPORATION
First Lien ;Ees 1O-Ycnr Sinking H'und
al

SINKING FUND NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that In sc-
oordance with the provisions of Article
Three of the Trust Agreement Of the Her.
Ehey Chocolate Corporation 20 The National
City Bank OF New YORK. as Trustee. dated
aa cf fuue I, 1890. tho undcrsisncd. ~ ifs Of
flee, 80. J5 Wall Street New York City. uu-
30 10 o'cionlr A. N. on the cs'h duy og No.
ycrlhcr 1921, eiil receive offers for the
sale 90 ", sg Trustee OF sufficient bonds al {
tne above i7vue 10 exhaust the surn Of Siga.-
Ojlfi, held in the Sinking lund delivery 70
b4 made o. Of December T. 1871, ~ pcccrn.
Der J.. 1871. coupon. Oh which date interest
wil ctHse on accepted bonds.
Offers should uc made subject 70 tuc ac.
ceptanoc OF any part thereof, and should ta
placed 81 an envelope, sealed and marked
"Htrshcy Chocolate Corporation Bondv
Sinking Fund Offer" ana forwarded undrr
gtparato cover 10 the TRUST DEPART
MENT
Tho Trustee. reserves Tho right 90 reject
any and all offers.
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK or
NEW YORK.
sY Hs w. Ho4IaLASs Truae-s5fficsrv
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
TO THE UOLDEES or
Interim Certificates Eychaaseable for
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Enur-Near Eight Per Gent. Customs Adnln-
istration sinking Frrd Bond issue OF 1874.
The Equitatle crust Company OF Net
York, US Fiscal Agent under Agreement { :
made OH behalf % thc t;epunlic oe SAM
Domingo, hereby gives notice that. pursuAi
drawn for redemption on Decernbsr /. 1897
out Of such funds a. aru required 70 oe ds
posted IA tio Sinking lrund On Noyempe
lrour-N ear Eight Per Cent. Customs hdm
istration sinking lfund BOND Issue or lv-l. .
nufuDCrel rg fuliO.ys:
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
LEGAL NuTICEs.
NO. l.U2l.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER or TTln
CrTTnnrNC.V "

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER or TIE
CURRENCY.
Washington, d. c.. September %, 1927.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidences pys.
ssnted 70 the undersigned. & has been mad.
=" .TfqE fMETRopoLrTAN NATIONAL H,,,s,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK" In ~
NEW YORK sno t stste Of NEW 5S foRR hs, .,
complied with ali the provisions OF ~.
Statutes OF the United States. required h
be compiled with before an association shall
BE- authorized to commence the business Of
Now THEREFoRE I, D. II. cRrssrNoEn.
Comptrollp Of tho Currency, do hereby
certify that THE METROPOLITAN lSH.
r1ONAL BANK OF THE CITY or NEW
YORK" n tho CITY of NEW YORK IN ths
County OF NEW YORK and State ot NEW
YORK is authorized 20 commence the bust.
ness OF Banking a. provided IN Section Fifty
one hundred and sixty nine of tho Revlsss
ktatutes Of the United States.
CONVERSION of METROPOLITAN Bsni''
With G branches IN the Borough OF Man
haitian, County and state of New YORK,
and branch in ,Ic Borough Of Brooklyn,
County of Kings and : jr ~ New YORK.
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness fot
hand aud seal of office tiis TWIN ~
fOUrTlf cay of SEPTEMBER, tN1t.
j. r. CRis5 SINGER,
Comptroller ~ The c1rFsaiy,
(Cufrrncv Purtau, Seal oi tie Cuipr.
tfcller OF tho Currency, TreAsry
nspsrt tr1enth
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
Moline Plow Compan

Notice holders and of all claims and
demands of and to the holders
and all classes of stock Of Moline Pow Company
Illinois Corporation
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ha,eb deposited
with the various designated dposiare claims Of creditors Of all Glasses
Company September aggregate ninety
Company and that the time deposit notes claims account.
Moline pow Company has been extended and including Deccmb
~ 1891
You and each OF you hereby notified that
Creditors Company other than those holding
and by signing copies Of said Plan and and n
ng under he signatures the amount ana nature 81 Their claims and
Illinois a5 West Monroe Street Chicago Illinois DepOtary on or
before the leth day Of December, 1921
COM fG @ a hoas N nsG s % a oF @ dian s the ssysa rr
en1 aiS sera uGa Notes series anu E p aae @ sepaemoe
by signing copy said Plan and deptng and such
Monroe Chicago Illinois Depositar, before the 18th day
of December 1921.
Holders Seven Gold %" Il"
and f. issued under Agreement dated September 1915 between
Moline Pow Company and Central Union Trust COMPANY Of New York
BY dpong their with the interest septenbe
With n I ~ Nao M aGVs @ i S css u @ s. see Dtp S~ York %
day OF December 1921.
Company the Second Preferred Stock said Company
Common Stock Of said Company become parties to said Plan aud
their said stock With the Central Trust Company Of Illinois rs
day vbsa dsps;si Shall be
assigned in blank by Tic whose names they sard
Dated November 81,
FRANK o. WGTNlORE, Chairman.
PERCY II JOHNSTON,
r. l. BARR,
RONALD NJ. BYRNES,
G.. COFFIN,
Reorgan ization
LYMAN A. WALTON, Secretary,
South Dearborn Street,
Chicago, Illinois.
LEvINSON, BECKER, SCHWA RfZ s FRANK
West Monroe Street,
Chicago, Illinois
Counsel Reorganization Committee
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF ILLINOIS,
Chicago, Illinois.
Depositary-
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE co.

80 Church ST.. Ne, York. Nov 5, 1921.
a Quarterly Dividend OF one and Three
quarters Per Cent. GXFO upon the Preferred
Capital Stock OF the American Locomotive
Cornpany has been declared payable or De-
cenlber 81 1891, 20 the Preferred stoctholo-
ers OF record az tie close Of business on De
cen1ber 10, 1921. Dividend checks VIII be
mailed December so. 1921.
A Quarterly Dividend OF Ono and One-Hali
Per cent. diiG) upon the Common Capital
stool. OF the Company has been declared pa
abls on December 81, 1921. TO tho Common
stockhoIders OF record At the close OF bust
ness on December IL, 1921. Dividend checks
win be mailed December 80, 1871.
~. SPENCER ROBERTSON, Secretary
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
.NrNiCAN PIANO COMPANY.

Az FIFTH ANENUh' NJ lNyi'iN. o
AZ n meeting of the Board OF Directors ot
tbis eon,nany on Now 23rd. 1871. the Doth
,.,,,soe,,ti,e quarterly dividend OF it per
cont on the Preferred stock was declared
nayabie January list, 1922. 70 stockholdt,r -
si,5 ~. rec 6eih ipai. at , y. NJ. and re-
,,,'D,,.d an .1enuary ard, 1892 at 10 \. NJ.
1iie roard also declared : tusi dividend
of ~ per cont on the Connign stoSs, p"s
~s.cri Nov. .sth 1927 Transfer books
closed pee. 9sth. io9i. at 2. 81, ana re-
c,spes on IAN Sid, 1879. at 10 a. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25

To Holders Of Certificates of D.pesis for
Missouri, Kansas d Texas Railway COM
pany ST. Louis Division First Mortgage
Refunding Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds,
November 10. 1915, between the undcr-
signed Committee and Hoiders of said
bonds who should become parties there.
to:
Noticc is hereby given that Plan and
Agreement dated Novenib.T J. 1891 .or tbs
Reorganization of Missouri. Kansas & Texas
Railway Company has Eeen adopted and ap-
proved Try the Undersigned Committee. aud
that copy OF ssid Plan and Agreement has
been fled with The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. the DcpoSitary under said Agree.
nicnt dated November 10. 1915, AZ the office
q said Depositary. q William Str-et. Bor.
ough OF Manhattan. Ci;y OF New NoEk.
Holders OF certificates Of drposis unde. SAID
Agreement OF November 10. 1918, will Re con.
cltsively presumed TO have assegted 90 said
Plan and Agreement and the same shall be
and become effective and binding on all such
holders unless the holders OF ee-tihcates q
deposit issued and oatsisEd,ug undcr said
Agreement OF November 10. 1915, Representing
more than fifty per cent in amount OF the
November 10. 1915. shall within thirty days
after the 2rd day OF December. 1921, file vita
said depositzry at its Office 1t % William
Street, Borough Of Manhattan. New York
City, written notice OF dissent from said Plsa
and Agreement i'll the manner IN said Agree
raent OF November 10. 1915. prescribed.
The transfer hooks of the Depositary for the
transfer OF registered certificates of deposit
win be closed from the close Of busines, on
November %. 1921. to the opening Of bud-
ness on January -. 1929.
Dated New York. November IS. 1891.
EDWIN S. MARsToN. chair-nan,
T.. EDMUND ZACHER.
FREDERIC w. ALLEN.
Cor.11,itt-s.
Dcbor.sa~y:
a~d
~ William Street. New York
The New York herald., 1921-11-25

Thinking Of bgyifg ~ cutomobilof or
selling or exchanging your old oner You
get quick action ,n The Automobile Er-
ohdnoe--Vdrt Ad. Section % TIE
NEW YORK EEFALD.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS
NOTICE OF MEETING.

NOTICE OF MEETING.
The annual election OF directors OF The
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the
United States will be held 1t tho office OF
the Society. Room e17 Equitable Building
12o Broadway, in the Borough OF Manhattan,
City. County and State OF New York, on
Wednesday, December z, 1921. st 10 O'Clock
A. ~. The polls will be opened at ten o'clocli
IN tho forenoon and will remain open until
four o'clock 80 the afternoon OF that day. AT
which time they viii bo closed. such other
business will be transacted may properly
be brought before the meeting.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER,
Secretary.
New York, November %. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-11-25
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
rINt LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, INcoE-
pOUAIED.
u tJst ianh street.

September 90 1921.
Tie Board ot Directors has this DAY de-
ciared dividend ot sevon (Ies) uer cent.
upon tha Common stock OF tio Coup Any,
payable in iustaiimcuts. as follows!
l7l,o Dccemtor I, 1921, % stockholders, ot
record ~ ,hs clo1e Cr busincsJ No
vernbcr IS, 1891.
istr; March I, 1022 tO stockholdors %
record al tho clVse VI business Feb.n-
las Jun. iis,, isss. to stCek1olssys q r::- g:
ord at the close OF business May 10.
1922.
1856 September 5. 1922. % stoekiolders q
record at tho closc of business August
~, so" r.. A. LARSEN.
vser.lsresident & Treasurer.
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Union PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

a ttnsrterly Dividend OF
60 M pcr ahnre on the Common stock
or aria Company has this dey been declarau,
ravabIs on Tuesday. January .. 1879, TO
stocsholders Of record at p. NJ. Ihur5day'
EDWARD q. SMITH, Tressursr,
New York, y. ~, November ~. leH'
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DIVIDENDS AND iNTEnEsr.
American Telephone & Telegraph Go.
rh,riv-ycnr tive rcr Cent Collateral
Trust Gold Hcnls. due December 4, 1916
Alvin w. Krech, President

Coupons from these Bonds, payable ty their
terms on December q, 1891, ct illo office o.
agency OF Two Company in New York or IN
rostou. ,,ni De- paid iu New York at tho
Bankers lgult Compauy. 80 Wall street. or
IN Boetou at Tho Merchants National Bank.
II M Am -gafTqsfg v'reas,trs,.
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FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS,
LONDON, Nov. 24.-The weekly state
tent OF the Bank OF England showE

Proportion OF reserve to liability,
1858 per cent. last week, 1s.47 per cent
Rate OF discount, . per cent.
PARIS. Nov. 24.--The weekly state
ipent of the Banll of France shows:
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nEpI rnIiC innN N srErI. CnMpANN.

pIiErERRfu DIVIDEND 10. ,3.
At meeting OF the Board of Directors o'
tho Republic Iron and steel Company. the
regular quarterly dividend % 1915 on tho
Preferred stock WIS declared payable Jan
nary ., 1872, 20 stoll,h9lders Of record De-
RICHARD JONES, JR.. Eecretafy.
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F.W.WOOLWORTH
said

Character can't BE- entered on the
inventory But character and individuality
arc the biggest business haze
Two eyes, nose and mouth Vet even twins are easily
told apart The father and mother the home the
training. Yet of blood brothers sharp
razor, the other dull ditch water.
What character? 1t combination of basic attributes;
probity responsibility courage And indviduality?a blend
"a favor-a of conduct.
High character all good banks. The indivdu
atty which the depostors Of The Importers and Traders
National Bank find peculiar itself You may like this
individuality Moreover you will be impressed by the sxcep
tionay large percentage which Capital Surplus and
Undivided Profits bear to Deposits This percentage
denotes the financial facilities this bank affords depostor