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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY

South. Sorth.
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'3: 81 a. IN. n-HarrisonburG SAB pm
IIocaD
1897 am. Washing ton Danville 3:1S pm
C1ocall
S:37 a.m... WaShingtOn-Danville .........'
(Eypress)
9:l7 am. New York New Orleans 1879 pm
9::a2 Il m. Washington lIarrisonhnr. 3:l3 pm
tI.ocal)
3.iT PIN. Birmingham Special .i2:lS pm
4.12 pm. Washing toni arrsonDur: II :O3 a.
G.Ocal.
i:22 pm. WaSh'to Charlottesville loss am.
uocal)
j:22 pm. Washington arrepton 1853 a. III.
Local
I:1I pm. \. Y.-Augnsta AShcvillc I:13 am.
1n:uT PM. WaShingtOn-Atlanta I:.si Il. M.
1O:1T pm. Chattanooga Limited :. us ain.
II IL pm. New York-Ncw Orleans S:@3 am.
Gsimited)
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:. j. Shelton. Ticket Agent. Alexandria, Va.
5. l.. burgess. Div. Pass. Agent,
Washington, u. c.
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RAILWAY COMPANY
In Effect I,nna 9Th 1nD1

Leave Alexandria for Washington
Daily EXCEPT Sundays:
A. M.-5.00, $40, 600, 6.15, $50, $40
Gas, 6.53, 700, ITO, TIT, 7.25, 1888,
73S, 7.45, 7.53, 7.57, 500, S.07, SIS,
$50, $50, S.45, $50, 90, 9.25, $50,
$40, 9.55, 1910, 1925. 10.30x, 10.40,
1855, HOOK, 11.13, 11.25, 11.3Ox,
11.40, 11.55.
12.00x noon.
P. M.-12.1O, 1926, 12.3Ox, 1910,
1856, 100x, Lilo, 1925, 1.30x, LAO, 1.55
2.00x, 2.10, 2,25, 2.90x, 2.40, 2.55,
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40, 4.20, 4.30, 4.35, AS, 500, sos,
5.15, $50, $50. $50, $50, 5.45, 5.55.
$40, 6.25, $40. 6.55, 40, 725, TAO,
7.55, $40, 8.25, $40, $50, 80, 9.25,
$40, 9.55. 1910, 1925, 10.4O, 1885,
lilo, 11.25. 11.40, A. M. 1915.
x Express trains 70 Washington.
Alexandria to Ma. Vernon Daily EX-
cept Sundays.
A. M.-5.35, 6.45. 7.45, $40, $50,
1000, 1890, 11.GO, 11.3O, 1900 noon.
P. M.-12.30, 100, 100, 200, 2.30,
500, $50, 400, 4.3G. $50, $50, 7.30,
$50, $50, 1890. 11.55.
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The New York herald., 1921-12-03
WESTERN CAPITAL
BUYS CAR TRUSTS
Chicago Syndicate Purchases
$8.335.200 of Roads Equip
ment Certificates.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.--Sales OF s12,
s42.S00 OF railroad equipment trust cer-
tificates held by the Government were
innounced to-day by Director-General OF
Railroads Davis bringing the total OF
such securities disposed of by the Gov
ernment TO S1S2,910.6o0.
For the first time since the Govern
nient began the sales of such certih-
Gates Western financial interests have
taken blocks of them. according TO
sta tement by Eugene Meyer Jr., man.
aging director OF the War Finance Cor
roration, through which the sales were
arranged.
The sales of to-day consisted of blocks
OF Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago and
ST. Louis Railroad certificates totallins
$s.507. 100. sold to n syndicate OF finan-
clal interests Of New York, Pittsburgh,
Chicago Cincinnati and Cleveland. and
certificates of the Delaware and Hudson.
New York Central, Chicago and North
western, Michigan Central. Chicago. st.
,I'au. Minneapolis and Omaha rail-
roads: $8,335,290 OF them Went 10
syndicate composed OF the Illinois Trust
and Savings Bank, the Merchants Loan
and Trust Company, the First Trust and
Savings Bank and the Continental and
Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
all Of Chicago. 1t was estimated that
S132, 91o,600 in certificates had been sold
by the Government,
with reference to the sale OF rail-
road equipment trust certificates to the
syndicate OF Chicago banks.' Mr.. Meyer
said. sit is interesting to note that the
Investment demand for these securities.
which at first was confined to the East
ern territory, is gradually spreading
westward. 1t appears to indicate that
the general Improvement in money mar
ket conditions is following precedent
and is gradually moving westward. 1t
means there will be q better market for
farm mortgages III the not distant fu-
ture and that the agricultural sections
win soon begin to feel the benefit OF inn
proving financial conditions
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
NEW STEEL MERGER
HINT IN COAL DEALS
30 Panhandle Companies Said
to Plan Combine-Jamison
Company May Be Sold.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YoRE HazALD.
PITTSBURGH. Dec. decentralization of
the independent coal companies in the
Panhandle field and the sale OF 1000
acres Of operating coal and coke proper
ties in the Greensburg district OF the
Connellsville region. both deals reported
as being handled by the financial pow
ers behind the newly merged independ-
ent steel concerns. were reported here
to-day.
Bankers heard that between $4,000
900 and $6O.O000oo worth of coal prop
critics would enter into the great Pan
handle merger. which would make the
corporation. they said. tho second largest
coal operating and distributing agency
in the world. About thirty companies
are involved along and near the main
line Of the Panhandle Eailroad.
Such plan would. centralige thirty
or more agencies and reduce the high
overhead expenses. Einanciers who
have been watching the progress OF the
plan emphasized that the merger was
not being considered because OF fnan-
cial distress, as all the coal companies
are in a stronger financial position to-
day than ever before.
1t was said that negotiations were in
the embryonic stage. but that the nler-
ger is under very serious consideration"
and those interested said they have not
yet reached the point where they have
given serious consideration to the per-
sonnet of the proposed corporation.
Bankers also learned to-day that ne
gotiations for the sale of the vast coal
acreage and the coking plants cf the
Janlson Coal and Coke Company to the
keystone Coal and Coke Company were
nearing completion. The property in
volved consists OF five operating mines
in the Greensburg basin, just north of
Greensburg, three Of which have coke
plants. The mines have an annual pro-
duction Of 100000 tons and the cyens
100, 900 tons of coke.
A telegram from Greensburg said that
the keystone Coal and Coke Company
has purchased all holdings of the Jami-
son Coal and Coke Company i'll West
moreland county, paying more than
$50, 100000.
Big Goa! operators declared to-day
that the coal and coke properties will
pass into the hands of the new steel
combine.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
COTTON DECLINES
LATE IN SESSION
Most of Early Gain Lost--De-
cember Closing Up and
Other Options Off.

a better demand developed in yoster-
days cotton market after it sold Of
about 10 to 80 points in quiet ard un-
interesting trading. Prices advanced
some 10 to IS points on support from
Wall Street shorts and trade interests,
but the market lost most OF that gain
late in the Afternoon and closed point
higher on December. but > 10 : lower
for other options. Early pressure or
values was traced to continued depres-
sion in Liverpool. The English futures
market was ct least 10 penny poiats
lover than expected and Manchester re-
ported business IN yarns and cloths az
generally slow.
Much business IN yesterdays market
was OF an evening up character for over
the week end. Uneasiness among shorts
was due in part TO bullislness or
weekly statistics and partly to tirnness
of stocks and foreign exchange. On tse
other hand uneasiness o. longs was
caused by continued dulness and weak
ness OF dry goods. t'aL River reports
We're not encouraging. the total sales
there for the week ended last night be-
ing 90.o0o pieces.
Early reports as TO the markets sta
tistical position showed spinnefs' takings
of 400.169 bales, IN contrast to 225,f3s
In the corresponding week year ago.
Exports for the week totalled lS5,0a3
bales, against 292.352 in the correspond
ing 1920 week. The worlds visible sup
ply OF cotton WAS placed at 6,45V.o5S
bales. in contract to 6,243,f44 at the
corresponding time Of lest year
There were times IN yesterdays ses-
sion when the market appeared TO be
speculatively short. Had it not been
for the customary professional realizing
in the last few minutes OF business the
general price list undoubtedly world
have shown Il gain at the close. The
market acts as though its technical posi-
ton were stronger than appears or the
surface as outside long commitments
have been considerably reduced OF late.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
iNCORPORATfONS IN
NOVEMBER INCREASE
Total of EIeven Months
Reaches 1862.

ALBANY, Dec. 2.--Arore companies
were Incorporated in New York State
during November than in any month
since last spriug. Tho siuggishness
which marked several months has APP
parently passed.
In November the l.343 companies IN
cooperating represented capitalization
OF Si4,s72.400. Realty companies mum
bered 315, with capitalization OF
s9,194soo. Motion picture companies
numbering tllil.ty-three had q capitaliza-
tion of St562,500.
There We're 132 companies enbarking
last month In garment manufacturing,
these having a. capitalization amounting
TO S3,779 400. The thirty-two new drug
companies represented a capitalization
of SS56.o00.
All but 199 OF the companies incor-
porating last month arc located III New
York city. Those outside had capital-
cation Of s7.055,45o.
During the eleven months this year
14,619 companies, with capitalization
Of $602.2T2,5s0, have been incorporated
With Secretary Of State Lyons.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
Market Quieter.

:, Little interest developed In yesterdays
bond market, which had quieted down
considerably, although its trading con-
tinued on a comparatively large scale.
Prices were fairly steady at levels frac-
tionally under Thursdays closing figures,
the only group showing advancement be-
ing tho United States war issues, which
finished the day fractionaiy higher. In
the railroad group attention was at
tracted by heavy dealings in Katy issues.
The other rails progress was generally
retarded by heavy profit taking. The
Industrial list gave a little better ac-
count of itself, and small advances were
numerous. Foreign Government bonds
were inclined to heaviness.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
Chinese Road Interest Default.

The New York Office of the Yokohama
Specie Bank, Ltd, has received n cablo
from It's home Office which states that the
bank is unable to pay the interest on the
Chinese Government Railway 5 per cent.
londs for 1O,000.o00 yen which fell due
OH December !, because OF the failure of
the Chinese Government to hand the
bank the Interest fund by November 81,
IN accordance with the terms of the is
sue. The cable adds that the bank has
been making strenuous efforts to obtain
The interest fund, but without success
up TO December I.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
NOTICE. or F.AppoINrNIENr or TnUsTEE

NOTICE or APPOINTMENT or TRUSTEE
UNDER TRUST DEED.
To the holders OF all honda secured by the
Second Mortgage executed by Lee Eiectric
Conapany, an Iowa Corporation, with its
principal place OF business at Clarinda,
Iowa, under date OF February .. 1870. and
found recorded IN Book 254 on pages 81
70 43, both inclusive, CT pase County.
Iowa, Reeords
You are hereby notified that Union Trust
Conipany' an IoWa Oorperat'on' wi'n ~
prnclpai place or business at Clathaoa.
Page County, Iowa. has been appointed
b. said Company Trustee, suceesaor
In trust 70 Ciarilda Trust q Savings Bank.
And SAID appointment has been ratified py
the holders OF ali the bonds now outst0cing,
secured by said mortgage.
Given al Clarlnda, Iowa, this 2lSt DAY OF
November. \. -. 1921.
LEE ELECTRIC COMPANY.
BY SAMUEL n LEE. siecreiary.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
r,nM1.s-rme.- i-nal..l

near by. COT fHe row T.S-EcNcs f501ic.4
hlif.. dfy. iHeAIc iced. tdsigsc old cocks
i1a22c. TURKEYE-Dry tachgd. near ~
f1ncN. rtWATc. Maryland. uJ0 Jsc. Virginia.
NONE. Western, studic. Southwestern,
f7H50c.; southern, ATlttac.. poor 90 COCO
ieiIsc. old tous. sG,tiic. old hens. 4S.f
80; iced. all sections. 2h.c under above
figures. pTCks-Mary laud. GOtjJc.; VIII
ccprtn. 25usAac.. Westcru. 25N 3@c. GEESE
--Aiatyiaud, 21T1Oc.. Wisconsin. 22f2o,
Western, 2Nf2ac. SQUABS--Whi-e, dose -
es.5Oui1. GCtNEAs-Pair. st.25es2.
POULTRY. UyE-FOwLS-Fr FrelEhi, 2iI
.ir cNprosr. 10H2Tr CHICKENS .eleii, [,
gcc.; cSprcss. g2nSTc. old roostcrs. freight
iGc. TuRKENE--Fruigtt tpc. cSprcas -
soc. pUCKS--trcigiit. .eV2ar. express, =
6iolc MUSCOVN --tAr. GEESE--trcsEnf
.g12sc.. eNrresE. 2a4t.5c. SWAN-lac.
pIGEONS-Pair, sOc. Cu1NEAS--Pair. Sse.
tABBrfS-ENpress, 10, 1T9isc.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
A. n. A. COMMITTEES Formed.

A committee TO represent holders of
the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Railways per cent. fifteen year income
mortgage gold bonds has been formed.
In view of the default on the company's
first mortgage bonds 1t has become
necessary for its income bondholder3
to protect their interests. The commit
tee consists OF G. e. Warren. chairman;
J. p. Bradshaw, #. r. Dick. f. p.
Maynard and A. w. Hutchins. secre-
tary. The Columbia Trust Company is
it's depositary and G. S. Franklin its
counsel.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
NOTICE or AppoINTMENr Of TRUSTEE

NOTICE or APPOINTMENT or TRUSTEE
UNDER TRUST DEED.
To the holders OF all bonds secured by tho
First e pcfurdiny Mortgage executed by
Lee Electric Company. an Iowa Corpora
tior. with its principal place OF business
ri. Clarisda. -Iols3. under date OF February
?. 1920. and found recorded IN Eon!r 2l4
at pages a3 TO CO, both Inclusive, Of Page
County. Iowa, Records:
You are hereby notified that Union Trust
Company, an Iowa Corporation, with its
principal place Of business at Clarinda,
Page County, Iowa, has been appointed
by said Company as Trustee aa successor
IA trust 20 Clarinda Trust & Savings Bank
Ard raid appointment has been ratified by
the holders OF more thar ninety pe- cent. OF
all bonds issued ard now outstanding. Sc
cured by said mortgage.
Given az Ciarinda. Iowa, this 2iat day Of
November. 4. u. 1921.
LEE ELECTRIC COMPANY.
by SAMUEL T. LEE. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
Average Bond Prices
December g, 1921.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
Union Pacific Financing.

Reports on a news ticker yesterday
were to the Affect that the Union Pacific
was about to do new financing to the
extent OF s25.ooO,o00 or $40, 900, 900, but
inquiry disclosed that the amount was
considerably exaggerated. New financ-
ing, as stated in TIE NEW York HERALD.
is nearby for funding the Oregon Short
Lines maturity OF s14.931,000 due on
february /, and in the form OF first
mortgage 6s. An announcement regard
ing that maturity early next week would
cause no surprise.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
Charcoal Iron Bonds All sold.

r. W. Chapman G Co.. managers of
the syndicate which offered s4.000,O0o of
the Charcoal Iron Company of Amer
icas per cent. ten year closed first
mortgage gold bonds due on November
I. 1887, state that the books for the
offering have been closed, all OF tho
bends having been sold.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
PUBLIC DEBT $2s, sle,os5,725.
Increases s160.OO,OOO i'm Month on
Issue of Certificates.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Am Increase OF
about $4,000, 900 in the public debt in
November was announced to-day by the
Treasury. At the end Of oc.ober the
public debt stood mt s22. .459. 4J.490.4 10,
compared with 3.819,oS5. T25.S7 on Mo-
yernber 80.
The increase was due TO the issu-
ance of ss31 100000 worth OF Treasury
certificates on November l. while there
were no certificates maturing during the
month,
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
pOI IrRy. DHIas @FD-FREsH KIT,r,rD--

C1fICEENS--We estcrn. small broilers. boxes,
s3d4ic.; large. 27ns6c. fryer. c5n $40. .
small ~onaters, .Gnlic. ihg 9T035c. .
ms. easi32c. 4 lbs. 24etsjc.: 3it ibs.. 22sU
ofr . ibs.. 2o726c. mixed Weights. 90
.ts.. 1li... leCc, c0u3ic Virginia, 2Jlg4a-
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
$4,000, 900 RxiI Loan Approved.

The Interstate Commerce Commission
has approved loan of s2.500.000 to the
Kansas City. Mexico and Orient Rail-
road Company to enable it to meet the
maturity OF IFS previous loan for that
ernount, which nnatured on December !.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were S70T.S41.0S. of
which S2S1.103.97 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
s426,737.1t for recent importations.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
what u an Extended Bond.

The term extended In the title OF a
bond indicates that its original maturity
has passed and its life extended by
agreement. New coupons for interest
over. the extended period are provided
for such bonds.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
STATISTICS.
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.

Ccnlon to prime steers. 100 lb. s 1000 s.25
Common 20 choice bulls, 100 liz. 3. 500 5.25
Common TO choice COWS. 100 Ib. . .25ep $50
Common 20 prime veais. 100 10. e.50qi5.50
Common 20 prime sheep (ewes)
100 ID. ...................... 5000 4.50
Common TO primo lambs 100 H.. S.o0f1tl ~,
Live hogs, 100 lb..-.............. ..oOtp 800
Dressed beef, steer sides, ID. .... 1OfGtsc
City dressed veals. lp....... l5I2sc
Dressed mutton. lb................ T7D12c
Dressed wetners, 10. ............. 12di3c
Dressed lambs. city. b.. .......... 1a012Jc
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
rxpanrs IRON NEW YonR.

Exports from New York yesterday; Whea.
I'll .9Tg bushels. baric,. f'r' fueAcs.
bsrons Su.UUO pounds: iUhrlcn lng on, t.llN
"a lns cern. rq,Goa h,.sheis 1nus. ~ -
sscs., ls.G. apNm" pocrls.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS..
The SECOND NATIONAL BANk
OF THE CRY OF NEW YORK


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Sp,-
c.al Meeting Of the shareholders OF Tne Saae
obd National Bank Of tho City OF New ioli,
Will be held at the banking house o. sat 2
Association. No. ESQ Fifth avenue, BoroGga
OF Manhattan, City or New York. on Thura-
day. December ~, 1921. at II o'clock A. NJ.
for tile purDose os voting upon the proro5''
ton that said Association 10 into iiduidetiui
and DO closed, and FOR tho purpose OF ratfy-
ing. approving and confirming any al.!o.
locking 70 such liquidation and to the sale az
the properly and assets OF eaid Association.
and tho assumption OF It's liabilitiee. and any
agreements reiating 10 such liquidation. snls
or assumption. which the Board of Directors
may have taken or done. or wiaica may have
been csit2red !nto, prior 70. c. which may h's
submitted for consideration e.. SAID meeting.
or any ADJOURNMENT thereof; and for the pur-
pose OF authorizing the Board az directors
ana Officers O; said Association 10 do al
FuciI further acts and things as MAY be nee
csEary or exyecient 20 carry Cirt and COM
pieto ihe iiqudation, closing AID dissolution
Of said AsGoc.a.ion. and Tor the purpose of
trcusactlnE such other and further business
81 may property come before said meeting.
or any Adjournment thereof.
Dated, New York, November 90 fQGi e
II order Cf the Beard Of Directors
CHARLES W CASE Gaehg.-
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
NEW ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANS. Dee. 2.--Cotton closed
steady to-day ! points up to points down
net Closing bid December, 1896; jan
uary, Jesse; March. 1G.3Oc.; May lu.oOc.;
July. 1850.
SPOTS.
The local market for spot cotton was q'sse.
and unchanged al 1856. for middling; sales
nil Southern spot markets: Galveston
steady. 10 points lower at tI.iec.; SAFES.
.237 bales. New Orleans qliet, 23 points
lower at 1cT5c.; sales. $50 hoies. Mobile
quiet - points lower ~ f3.7Jc; sales, -
bales. Savannah quiet. Unchanged ct l6.O3c.;
sales. 1t0 bales. Memphis steady, unchanged
nj 1885, sales. $50 bales. Houston qliet.
points lower at i7I0c.: sales, 12S bales.
Little Rock oriet. unchanged al 1900.
sales. 800 bales. Dallas steady, unchanged
at t610c.; sales. ,os7 bales. montgomery
dull. unchanged Mt 16.3Sc.: sales NIL Fort
Worth quiet, unchanged ct 1850; saies,
LIVERPOOL.
Spot cotton quiet at - points deehne: mid
ding f0.67d. Sales, 5000 bales; American.
5000 bales. Imports nil. Futures cpened
Closed steady at 1G TO % points decline. De-
1O.5id; May 1o44d: July, 1032d October,
9.sfd. Msnchester: Yarns dull and easier;
cloths dull and depressed.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 2.--Weehly cotton sta
tisics: Imports. 1900 bales; American.
20 900: stock. 95i 800: American. 5c7 600;
forwarded. GO ,00c; American, ~ 600: exports,
5000: American 900; sales, 20 600. Arneri-
can. 20,0Q0; Quantity afioat, all kinds, c33,
600; American, ff2 900.