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The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-01-04

men and negro women, the judge de-
nounced as the curse of every COM
munity. 1T is running our boys
fathers and mothers must see to it
the law is ample" The grand jury
were advised to summon physicians
before them to testify in regard to
this, and it was recalled that 33 1-3
per cent of the men of draft age were
found infected with venereal dis
ease during the war. This social
equality" of white and black" was
denounced. The presence on the
streets of those neither white nor
black testifes to the prevalence of
this scourge of the Southland. 1t
is something that affects every one
with a son or daughter.
Gambling was regarded as a gen.
tlemans game by some. 1t is never
gentlemanly to violate the law or
steal from a 16 year old boy. AS
long as we look with leniency on
such violations, greater crimes will
follow.
Carrying concealed weapons has
been made punishable by a 2-year
penalty in some states. Many crimes
would never occur if this practice
we're discontinued.
The sale and manufacture Of in
toxicating liquor are crimes under
the law. Those who think prohibi-
zion fine for the other fellow and
those who say The law is too dras-
Continued on third page.)
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-01-04
Circuit Court Opening
Monday Was Auspicious
Judge D. NJ Miller Delivers Strong Charge to Grand Jury
Law Wolators Scored Time Given for Farm Bu-
reau Talks-8 Indictments Returned So Far-Cases
Passed On-Many People Attend

Judge D. M. Miller opened Circuit
Court promptly at 8 o'colck Monday
morning. District Attorney H. B.
Miller was present. A good crowd
was present at that hour, and was
increased by later arrivals until the
court room was crowded with stand
ing spectators.
THE GRAND JURY.
The following names were drawn
for grand jury service:-
A. H. Reed C. A. Gatlin
S. J. Mason A. c. Montgomery
j. P. Foster w. B. Hux
Ziff Summers j. w. Burt
Jim Jordan Geo. Franklin
J: L: McIaggert Perry Roberts
-, W.. w. ~ nc S. M. King
!. M Case E. D. Smith
]. 7. Price w. G. Calender
Geo.. S. Lambright, Foreman
n. A. Willoughby, Bailiff.
Judge Miller requested DR.. 1. w.
Cooper to open the court with prayer
stating that DR.. Cooper when res
ident pastor at Hazlehurst years ago,
had given valiant service in the fight
against blind tigers"
After DR.. Cooper's eloquent prayer,
Judge Miller addressed the grand
jury, calling their attention to their
great opportunity for service to their
fellow men. If they lacked the de-
sire to be of service, they had lived
in vain, and were either selfish or ig
norant. The word citizen" implies
service, but in every community
some are hindrances, rather than
helpers. What refiuection upon
county or community that majority
are too timid or too much in sympa-
thy with criminals to have the law
enforced.
Conditions in Mississippi, the ju-
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-01-04

dieial district and Lincoln county are
not what they ought to be. If con-
ditions are wrong the citizens are to
blame; lawlessness couldn't exist O.
penly if they were not willing to
permit it.
Upon the judges inquiry, he was
informed that one man was in Jail
charged with killing.
In regard to crap shooting the
grand jury was instructed to report
cases of negroes to justices of the
peace but to indict white men who
were practising social equality,
the judge remarked.
Unlawful Cohabitation Appalling.
Unlawful co-habitation of white
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
REDEMPTION NOTICE
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
THE B. F. GOODRICH
COMP

Five Year re- Convertible Gold Notes
NOTICE is hereby given. as provided IN
Article -Four OF the trust indenture dated
April l. 1920, made by The B. F. Goodrich
Company and BANKERS Trust Company. of
New York City. Trustee, that sa!d The 3. z.
Goodrich Company has exercised the right
conferred upon 1t by a5f6 trust indenture TO
call and redeem. on Oetober /. 1922. al OF
the above 4lnentioned Fire Year 80 Ccnyerti-
bic Gold Notes issued under the provisions OF
said trust indenture and now outsts nding. sc
1885 OF the principal amount thereof. to-
amount thereof TO October /. 1922 AFTER
October !. 1922 interest on the above men
toned notes viii cease.
Holders OF said notes should present them
for redemption and payment on or afeeT
October J. 1922, at the Office OF Bankers
Trust Company, No. 16 Wall Street, Borough
OF Manhattan. City, County and State OK
New York.
The notes must have attached the coupon
maturing October !, 1922. and all Isuese-
quently maturing coupons. Notes Registered
as TO principal must be accompanied by
proper instruments of assignment end
transfer Endorsed in blank.
Pursuant and subject 70 tbs provisions or
said trust indenture. all rights Of conversion
pany without noTlinal or par value, Will
cease on October /. 1922
NOTEHOLDERS DESIRING EARLIER
PAYMENT MAY PRESENT, THEIR NOTES
TO BANKERS TRtfST COMPANY. No. Is
wALy. STREET, NEW YORK CITY. on Or
RECEIVE 1883 AND ACCRUED 1NTlkS-
EST TO DATE OF PRESENTATION.
Dated New York City, August I, 1879.
THE Il. It. GOODRICH COMPANY K
BY 8. G. WORK.
President.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Wheat Advanced
BY Late Covering
Following Decline
Heavy Continental Liqnida-
ton i'm Liverpool Mar
ket; Final Prices / Ia
to / 3-4 Cents Net Higher

CHICAGO, Aug, 21. 49, Covering by
shorts late in the session to-day ever
came an early decline in wheat prices
here, caused by heavy Continental
liquidation at Liverpool, and brought
about rally which carried values
above Saturdays close. New low rec
ords for the season were touched early,
but the inside figures were not main
tanned. The closing was strong, with
values ranging from INC to Ike
higher. Corn was up Hc, oats gained
Mc to %c, and provisions were TN
changed to 30c lower.
The market st Liverpool was said TO be
ovegstoched because OF heavy shipments
from this side and slack demand for their
nearby wheat. Wheat there dropped
g. compared with decline Of about 10 6
cents here in the same period. Chicago
traders. however. believe that the read
1uatment between the two markets has
been completed
Exporters were reported to have taken
100000 bushels from Chicago and n good
export business WAS said TO have been put
through at the seaboard.
Corn showed remarkable resistsnce to
selling pressure and while lower early.
rallied quickly and closed firms Short COW
cring found offerings small On tho way up
Unfavorabfe crop reports and lack of rain
had some effect on the market. Oats fol-
lowed corn.
Liquidation was on IN September lard
and with support coming mainly from
shorts the range in provisions was gener-
ally lower.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Cotton Continues
Strong on News
Of Crop Damage
Improving Trad e Also
Aids the Upward Move
nment; Close Is Firm,
48 to 90 Points Higher

Notwithstanding the extent Of pre-
vious advances, the cotton market
showed continued strength yesterday
with prices making new high ground
for the movement. This was due to
continued reports of deteriorating crop
prospects and improving trade, which
led to the ready absorption Of early Of
ferings on comparatively moderate re-
actions and sent the price of December
contracts up to 22.99 in the late trad
ing or 81 points net higher. The gen.
eral market closed firm at net advances
Of 48 to SO points.
The opening was frm on unfavorabie
weather news, the CONTINUED strength of
Liverpool. and reiterated reports OF an fni-
proving demand for cotton goods In Man
chester. A good deal of realizing waa at
tis; trae,sa ny the early advance II was mo-
ings subsidized on declines of about 40 points
from the begt and the market firmed up
asafn In the late trading On covering by
early sellers and renewal Of general
buying.
There were reiterated rutnor. that pre-
liminary returns to private crop reporting
agencies pointed to very bullish end-August
figures. but nothing more definite devei-
oped In that direction There can be little
doubt, however. that crop estimates efa
being scaled down and that thia has heen
mainly. responsible for the radical change
which has occurred In the average OF senti
ment within tho past week. 3outhern apot
markets as officially reported wero 2s 10
10 points higher and again rejected an In
west.
The local spot market was steady at an
advance of so points to 23.20c for nidd.iny
no sales were reported.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Foreign Bonds
Country Produce

Dutter--Recefpts were 1917 Creamery
hlsher scoring than extras ssA 9s7c: ex-
tras' w score. sec: frsts. 30 to 81 score
aA@SSh &c; firsts, ss 20 80 score, s2@ssHo.
seconds, SO to 81 score. 2oh@s1Hc: lower
grades 2SG29c; creamery. centralized
cars, 80 score, 35c: centralized. cars. 80
score, s2h 833&c: centralized. cars. az
score. S2c; centralized, cars, IS TO S7 score
~ ~ q 81 bc: creamery. unsalted. higher
score score. ss7Gs7Ac; unsalted arsts 90 to to 81
score sah acc; unsalted iirsts ss to SO
eSsse' esse S5h xn.s,3 e,3shc nnsalted seconds soY
State daily tubs GWef nest stades sihas5m ssSsso
dairy, good to prime. 32934c; dairy, com,
an mon to fair. 9a. 23@s1c; ladies, current make
@sgM eSsgas, Ssta 929c current make, hrsts. 27
W. n current make, seconds, rs u a CSC
current make. lower grades 23ls 925c; !;
earrep paralnE ales st9ek GU current make No l. 2so
lower grades, 22@24c
ork State fats, June. specials. 3lh q aac.
ra,s' rian ades presh specials, 21@21hc; average
daisies isa 92oRc; single daisies, I dsaD dsa q
W@c; young Americas, 20hc.
Eggs-Receipts were 1900 cases. Fresh
sssthers9 sI.i go = extras per dozen, 3o@32c; extra
nrsts, 279 2sc; firsts, 2492sc; seconds and
poorer, poorer l591she.; checks, poor to choice
~ 1oW ioct JeITlSerHtor, nrstS, charges
paid to expiring dates, csc: seconds. 220
2ae New Jersey hennery whites. candled
extras, SIC; uncandled. extras 4s05sc
extras. local candled. b2@ sac; nearby and
nearby Western hennery whites, average
extras, 45947 extra frsts. 40 a 44c; firsts.
Sssrby Ss@5so wa,tss n+sts to extra rsts ss@4se
let's eggs, 26041c; Paciflc Coast whites
extras. 44048c; whiteE, extra Irsts ss@
grades. 2s@32c; puliets, 25026c; other
Western W and Southern gathered whites
III N3oc; nearby and nearby Western hem
merry browns $1,000: nearby brown and
mixed colors, gathered extras, 31@32c;
firsts to extra frsts, 25@3oc.
Potatoes--Jersey cobblers sack, SIG
$l.75; giants. 5c@s1.15: Jersey. sack, 40c
Q65c. Long Island. bbl., s2@s2.5G; large
sack. s1.75@s2.25; $50 lbs, s1.6o9s2 No.
2, S1Q$1.15; Virginia. bbl., 75c @s1.25;
sweets, Jersey basket S1.759S2 No. 2,
25c@ 65c: Eastern Shore. bbi., 9oc9$3.25;
North Carolina, bbl.. s3@s3.a5; yans.
Jersey. basket. S1.50@$1.75; North Caro-
lima, bbl.. S1.75G3S2
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Seeks to Restrain the
P.R.R. Panhandle Lease
Continental Insurance Co. Con-
tends Stockholders Would
Lose hy Plan

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-The Con-
tlnensal Insurance Company, Of New
York, fled an equity suit in the Fed
erai Court to-day for an injunction to
prevent the contamination Of the pro-
posed leasing of the property Of the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST..
Louis Railroad Company, known as th<
Panhandle, to the Pennsylvania Rail-
road for a term of 900 years.
The action was based on the grounds
that the plan is virtual transfer OF
the Panhandle property to the P. r. r.,
and that the common stockholders of
the Panhandle stand to lose Large
amounts in dividends.
Under the proposed lease the Penn
sylvania is to pay a rental to the Pan
handle sufficient to cover the operating
and fixed charges and the common
stockholders are to receive dividends
Of per cent for five years and s per
cent thereafter. AS the Panhandle has
earned at least 6 per cent by it's own
operations, it is averred that the con-
ditions of the proposed lease are un-
fair, unreasonable and unjust.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Former Pan Motor Head
Sentenced to Ten Years

CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-Sentence Of
Samuel c. Pandolfo, formerly head of
the Pan Motor Company, to ten years
in the penitentiary and to pay fine
Of $4,000, on conviction of charge of
using the mails to defraud, was affirm
ed to-day by the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals.
The Pan Motor Company had head
quarters at st. Cloud, Mimi, and the
government prosecution was based on
the sale of stock through the mails 1t
was charged that Pandolfo represented
that the company had assets of $4,000
900, and that tractors actually were
being built and sold. More than
s1,0o0,ooo was alleged to have been
realized by stock sales,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Columbia Gas and Electric

The continued rise in Columbia Gas
and Electric during the last few weeks
the stock made new high yesterday
at 1o2-has given rise to reports that
directors are contemplating an in
crease in the dividend rate from to 8
per cent. There is also talk of a, cap
ital readjustment involving the issu.
ance of shares Of no par value in
way that would be beneficial to stock
holders.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22

U. S. VETERANS BUREAU. once OF the
Director, Washington. D. c., July Is, 1922.
Sealed proposals viii be received at this
efice Until o'clock p m, on sepseInoer
complete York ioo-ton refrigerating plants in
Z. S. Veterans Hospital No ~, Perryville.
Md. The sealed envelope must be plainly
marked Proposal for purchase Of refrigerat-
ing machinery TO be opened at p. m, Sep
tember /. 1922" and addressed 10 L. s. Vet
ing, Washington d. G. A description OF tho
equipment TO be sold conditions. etc, can be
had on application TO the Medical Officer IN
Charge, t. S. Veterans Hospital No. ~.
Perryville. Md. L. B. Rogers. Acting Di-
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Baldwin Orders

The Baldwin Locomotive Works, il
was announced yesterday, has received
an order from the Union Pacific Rail-
about 100000. The company now has
untitled orders, the largest volume
since April, 1921. Operations are at
better than 40 per cent of capacity.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE
MAILS By PNEUMATIC TUBES OR
OTHER SIMILAR DEVICES.

Unice OF the PostmaHtcr General.
Washington. D G., July IS, 1922.
Proposals will be received al the oTics
Of the Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gem
eral, Post Office Department. Washington.
D. c., antil o'clock p. m. August 5Y.
1922. for the performance OF mail ssrvics
by pneumatic tubes or other similar de-
vices in the Borough of ManhsttSa and
between the Post Office of New York and
the Post Office of Brooklyn, in the City ot
Greater New York, during the period be-
ginning October /. 1922 or such earlier
later date the pneumatic tubes other
similar device are completed and accepted
by the Postmaster General and ending
June 20 1892, inclusive. unless sooner
terminated by the Postmaster General IN
accordance with the conditions specified
IN the pamphlet containing Instructions to
bidders Copies of the pamphlet and ad-
vertisement may be obtained on applics~
tion to the Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General, Post Office Department, WASH
ington. d. c.
HUBERT WORK
Postmaster General.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Sugar and Coffee
Rnw Sugar Futures

The market opened at decline of to 8
points and later eased off on heavy realiz-
ing by the Western crowd. influenced per-
haps by reports of store sugars selling at
lower price and feeling that the edge
was Off actual for the present at any rate.
The decline was checked by the appearance
OF buying orders from the operator under
stood to have sold the actual and 1t had
the appearance OF being hedging transac-
tions. This demand, coupled with support
from Cuban interests, brought about
fairly steady closing. final prices being
point net higher to a 2 point net decline
on estimated sales OF $4,000 tons Very
heavy switching occurred Of September to
December.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
FINANCIAL
THE EMoRTGAGE-EoND COMPANY OF
NFW YORK

The following bonds have been drawn for
payment on October /, 1922 on which date
the interest will cease. Series 2, Nos. R-see.
B-3S5s 355, ss1. sos. ISL. 1907, 1887 2o7f.
2l4a and viii he redeemed par with in
tersst 70 that date upon presentation sd any
OF The following places for payment -:
In New york--At the office OF The Mort
gage Bond Co. Of New York, or at the ofncs
Of Ladenhurg. Thaln,ann Z Co.
In Isondon--At tho Banking House CT
Coutts 90.
IN paris--Ae the Ranous de rUnion rari-
sienne.
IA Hamburg At the Banking House OF L.
Behyens und Sohne.
IN Berlin AT the Bank sur Handel und
Indussrie
4 In Arcsterdann-zAt the A5rainistratie-
kantcor Broes & Gosrnan c. S.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
rices Hold Firm
In Active Trading
On Curb Exchange
Petroleum Shares Continue
10 Attract Support
at Higher Levels, but
Industrials Rule Steady

Under the leadership of oils stocks
worked to higher levels in active trad
ing on the curb market yesterday. In
dustrials, although irregular in spots,
ruled generally steady. Prices held
Arm in bonds.
Standard OIL shares were in demand,
New York shares working up points
and Vacuum scoring gain of Z points.
Indiana stock was up nearly point,
while Prairie Pipe Line jumped 8
points. Southern States OIL scored a
new high at 1855, while New England
Fuel Oil, although less active, held
steady at N.
Stutz sagged slightly and Macy COM
mon dropped back, but United Retail
Candy gained fraction. Independence
Lead was active at higher levels.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Closing stock quotations were:
New York Metal Market

Standard tin was quoted 3S asked;
Straits spot. 32.25@33; Straits ship
ments, 32.37M@33; so per cent tin,
32.62A asked. Standard copper, spot
and futures, 13.37h@13.7E; electro
lytic, spot and August, 13.75Ga14. Lead,
New York spot, 5.80@5.90; East st.
Louis spot, 5.50@5.60; zinc, steady;
New York spot, s.571s, and East St.
Louis suot. 6.fT1hG6.27M
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22

so points higher at 22.s5c: sales. / 1,20I
at 22.6ao; sales 246 bales. Mobile steady,
so points higher at 22 0oc; sales. I2o
bales. Savannah steady. 81 points higher
at 22 &c: sales. 2oi bales. Norfolk STEADY
81 points higher at 22.e3c; sales. 426 bales.
Augusta steady, So points higher at 22.8sc;
sales. 1f2 bales. Memphis steady rs
Houston steady, so points higher at 227Bc;
sales. SAT- bales. Dallas steady, 50
points higher at 22.45c: sales. 202s bales
Montgomery firm, 25 points higher at
2225c; sales, 1913 bales Fort Worth
steady, 50 points higher at 22,4oc; sales,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22

Oats
Flour and Mea

Yesterdays Previous Ye,
New York: close close. ag
No. white, f.o.b.so.Siia so.s51s ILL
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Grain Prices

Wheat
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22

LONDON, Aug. 21.-Trading was
quiet and prices were steady on the
Stock Exchange to-day. Bar gold was
quoted at 92s; money was loanad at
rs per cent; discount rates were short
and three month bills, 2% @2s per
cent. Consols for money were quoted
at 5sas; British per cent loan at
1o0A, and British ia per cent loan at
ora
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST,",

AT meeting Of directors held August III,
1922. At london, ii was decided 10 pay an
interim dividend Of Four Per Cent, free Of
Bfiish Income Tax, on Ordinary Shares ON
Septsnaber 50, 1922, Coupon No. 92 mast
be used for dividend.
All transfers received in order al Lsndon
ON or before September 4, 1922, win BE- Il
time for payment Of dividend TO hansferees.
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO MPANY LIMITED
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Cottonseed oil

The market for cottonseed oil was weak
and lower especially for the old crop
positions with heavy liquidation by Octo-
Der longs owing TO the slow consuming
demand and liberal stocks, while the later
months were relatively steadier as a result
of the uncertainties over the new crop.
Final prices we're 23 to- 3S points lower
for the near months and unchanged to 10
points net lower for the distant positions.
Total sales were 1890 barrels.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
The American Agricultural chemlcaI Co.!

Meeting OF this Company will be held al
the Office of the Company, Plant Buiidipy
In the City of New London. Goun.. on the
Itth day CT September, 1872. at o'clock
r. NJ. for the purpose OF electins q Board
OF Directors for the ensuing year. and for
such either business rs may be brought be-
fore The meeting.
The Transfer Books Of both tha Pre-
ferred and Common Stock Will cinsa pt s
o'clock +, M,.tn Friday. i5ep.sn,s,ar l. l9ss,
and remain closed unti 10 o'closk A. M.
on Friday. September Ii. 1929.
], i. sTARRETT. Secretary.
August IS. 1929
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Paris Market Firner

PARIS, Aug. 21.-Prices were firmer
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes GO francs 10 centimes. Ex-
change on London 56 francs CEN
times. Five per cent loan, 76 francs.
The dollar was quoted at IL francs
FL peutimes
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Cotton Statistics

LIVERPOOL CabIes-spot cotton more de-
msnd, 45 points higher. at 1s,70c for mid
ding. Sales. 1000 bales. including 4 900
American; imports. 5000. including 1000
American. Futures opened firm, 81 to SO
points higher and closed steady. at net
advance of 26 to 80 points. October closed
12.Sa; Deeember. 1850; January. 1883;
March. l2.45; May, 1233. New York bids
at IL a. M. October, 225s; December,
22.5s; January, 22.a9; March, 22.4z.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
London Metal Market

LONDON, Aug. 21.-Standard copper,
spot, s63 It's ed; futures. e64 Electro
lytic, spot, $50 lbs; futures, 970 15s.
Tin, spot, s161 5s; futures, s161 rs Sd.
Lead, spot, s24 lbs; futures, S23 It's Cd.
Zinc, spot, s31 los; futures, $50 12s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations Of stocks listed on
the Stock Exchange IN which there
we're no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
ySR6INIa-esARoLINA cHKMlCaI. 60.

tAEtN2ES -tslt fStJf4IlSsA tf5F.IStS y ISy.
Richmond, Va. August II, 1928
While Virginia Caroline Chennical Com
2any Will not call its Fffseen-Yeer 5Sd Cola
sonas before maturity netsce IS hereby given
INST any hclders of safne can ucss. until fur
cher advertisement. receive payment at par
and accrued interest To date OF presentation.
py presenting the same with all uafna tured
coupons attached. to Central linton TRUST
SSsasmpany Of New yes.k. No SO Broadway,
City Of New York.
EDWARD Z. COLES. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22

fCaiIed for payment at 100A September
is, 1922 .Called for payment at 1on1s
EeptembeE 1, 1922, SCALED for payment
at Ies October /, 1892. ftCallsd Cor pay
naent at 102 October j. 1322.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Dividends

Pc Pay- hoiders
Rate. riod. able, Of rec.
Dicfo Prod Corp. ~ 1stG Sept IL Aug 81
50 Colo Pow Co.1&H q EsDt1S Aug 3t
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds

Joint Stock Land Bank
Sc. 1s5l-193f ..........Io3N 102A At
Joint Stock Land Bank
6hs, l951-1931 ....5....1o3n 105A As
Joint Stock Land Bank
5s, 1939-1924 .......,. 90 100 80
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5ks, 1e61-19s1. los 106 AT
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5s, 1s27-1s4D.... 9sA 1e0k 1s
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank SIS. 1951-1931. ...102H 1o2 4e
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES


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I3Og.
BroekIyo. 1sssy Terax
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
August s, 1922
The Board Of zsireefars OF the American
safcty Razor Corporation has this day
SdesiareS9 a dividend OF one Per Cenf fIgS
i2bc per stare) the Capital Stoci 81
tns company payabIe on October q ssxg
y srocknolders OF record at the ciusa Of
business september IL. 1892. The tr2usger
books will not be closed s
J. p. oeMEsQuITA, Tressurss
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
acceptable IN payment
n the dates Of maturity.
New York CITY Bonds
New York State Bonds

Issued IN coupon and registered form.
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds resia-
terabie. "A
Form Rate Maturity. Bid. Ask. Yield
ftarai af,d Highway 5g
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26
WAzDA NEPOMSTENA.

Hackensack, N. j., 25. rijna.
George Cline, Charles Scullion
a Alice Thorntonova byli osvo
bozeni porotou, pred niz byli
souzeni pro zavrazd9ni Jacka
Bergena, znameho filmoveho
herce. Porota, stejn6 rozdele-
ma mezi muze a zeny a jez me
la "a predsedu 23-letou divku,
slecnu Susan A. Squire-ovou,
dospela k rozsudku po uvazo-
vani dvou hodin ctyricet mi
nut. Cline-ovou obhajobou by
10, ze Bergen byl strelen behem
zapasu o dosazeni automati-
cke pistole drzene Clinem, kdyz
eminent muzi chystali Sc bojo-
vati souboj po pfiznani Sc Ber
gena ze mel intimnf styky s
Cline-ovou zenou.