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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-24

150 Spelling Test for Institute
Buckingham and West Va. Lists
2:10 Address Doctor w. H. Hunt
2:40 -Intermisson--
2;5o Address Doctor G. F. Raver
1920 Paper Doctor J. r. Weekey
$40 Mouth Hygiene J. Fred Grimm, "A. M. d. d. S.
500 Monday Evening Special program and social
in Court House
TUESDAY MORNING
900 Devotion DR.. Holland
$40 Assembly Singing
9:25 Address Supt. J. d. Muldoon
1000 Physical Training Director
1910 Report of Spelling Test and Discussion
1890 --Intermisson-
10:40 Dr. w. H. Hunt Tests and Measurements
lilo West Virginia Standards in Recent Survey.
1920 Round Table Discussion and Answer to Queries
1900 Noon Intermssion-
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
1880 Singing by Institute
1850 Sectional Meetings and Courts Geography Test
2:30 -Intermssion-
2:4O Assembly Singing
2:50 Grading and Promotion = Discussion
1920 Special Program
$3.50 Physical Training
400 adjournment
7:sO Tuesday Evening DavyY Crockett by Karl Jansen
In Court House Admission zoe and 35c
WEDNESDAY MORNING
900 Devotion Rev. Observation-Disclosures.
9:10 Assembly Singing
9:25 Address Rev. Richard Aspinall
1000 Special Program
1o:40 Assembly Singing
1850 Address .......... ....... ..........
1890 Round Table and Answer to Queries
1900 Noon Intermssion-
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
1870 Assembly Singing
10y Address ..s............. ............
2:2O Physical Training
2:3O -Intermission-
2:4o Address ........ ..............
$40 Methods Class in Reading
$40 Discussion
400 --Adjournment-
Wednesday Evening Open
THURSDAY MORNING
900 Devotion Rev. Ray Shaffer
9:10 Assembly Singing
9:25 Address ........ ~. ...............
1o:4o Song by Institute -
11:15 Round Table and Queries
1900 Noon Intermission-
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
1870 Assembly Singing
2:25 Physical Training
2:30 -Intermssion-
2:40 Song
2:45 Address .......... ..... .
3:15 Special Program
3:45 Announcements and Routine
4:0L adjournment
1880 Battle Of Gettysburg Local Theatre
FRIDAY MORNING
900 Devotion Rev. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
$40 Assembly Singing
$3.50 Short Lectures Penmanship Drawing, Music, ETC.
1890 -Intermission-
1040 Song by Institute
I045 Address
1115 Organization Of District Reading Circles
1900 Noon Intermisson--
100 Song Review
1:55 Recapituation by Instructors
2:25 Special program
300 Distribution Of Attendance certificates
$40 Adjourned sine die
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Wheat Market
Shows Weakness
Under Liquidation
Selling for Eastern Account
Also a Factor; Exporters
Interested in New Crop:
Close I II to 11sc Lower

CHICAGO, March 25-There was re-
newed liquidation and selling for East
ern account in the wheat market on
Saturday and prices were weak most Of
the day, closing only sc above the
lowest and with net losses of Il to
7sc. Exporters showed considerable
interest in the new crop and it was
estimated that sales had been made of
about 100000 bushels for forward ship
ment partly to the United Kingdom.
Tho cash demand however, was slow
and sentiment was infuencerd by q show Of
heavjness In the cables. Those in close
touch with the foreign situation declared
that there arc no large reserve stocks in
Europe and that the liberal quantities
adoRt will not be sufficient to fill needs
for any great length of time
The new crop outlook is now very prom
ising and the trade is beginning to anticl-
pate favorable seeding operations in the
sprig wheat belt.
The market for corn was weaker in sym
pathy with wheat and under liquidation
by tired holders. Prices were on the down
grade most of the day, closing, with net
losses of to 11ac.
The market for oats followed wheat and
corn and closed at the low Of the day with
net declines of 2s q &c. There was a fair
export inquiry and shipments for the
week were over 10000 900 bushels from the
seaboard.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptc!


The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
ALEX HALMY-Involuntary grocer,
2S5 Tenth av. Liabilities, $500; assets,
$2,500
JELLY ELECTROLYTE BATTERY CO.
West 42d st Liabilities, $52,654; assets,
$18.481.
FRED. 1NC.-voluntary; women's .ap-
parel. 10 West 57th st. Liabilities, $6,964;
assets $3,G27
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
District Court:
Joseph Bonner for Jelly Electrolyte Bat
terry CO., storage batteries. 1852 West 42d
bing 50 Wall st, is attorney for the bank
FIarry c. Harris for c. Earl Davies,
Arlington, n. Y. usness not given, with
bond of $500.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
District Court:
Liabilities $9,376; assets, $5,722.
vesey st. liabilities. $8.467; asses s5.s74.
CHESTNUT RIDGE CORP, real estate !;
books now at 220 Broadway. Liabilities.
$I55.444: assets. $3.50
LOUIS 4. AITNICK, dresses, 30 West
30th st. Liabilities, $23,917 assets, $40, $50.
FRED, INC. women's apparel, 10 West
57th st. Liabilities, SG,954; assets $S,027
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter Receipts wore 8.o06 packages
'reamery. higher than extras. @se
seconds 33m8tl1c; lower grades. 5oa
s-'sc. centralized cars, go score $9c' ss
score. 50 = q 30 laci - score o4s' g o'e 3,
60 81 score, $40 &c; unsalted. AlFi.. =
tzc 6rsts. 3o 1#1 icc, seconds. ". ~
s5e. lower grades. 3o" 81 &c held or sl'.-
...a-ts gan32c. state dairy tuhs, finest
.aat. .c good 70 prime. 403514c; come
m0H .ale. 2S 43&c, ladies, current i9a lt'
extras. ZAci hfsts. "a p g -
lacklue stuce. current make, NO.. j, -at5
No. .. .2c; lower gradez. lSN2le.
Cheese Receipts Wore ioS3 boxes. New
York state fats. heli specials, 44Q -ac'
fresh -0Ug04ac; state twins, held sDeclai s.,
.0.4c. fresh specials, -lc, average an
-Un -tt.c. Wisconsin, double i'aiei15' t''
or,d. fancy. IS ~ &c single Daisies. coloi-d
fancy. ZaH -4c. Young Americas. ." ~ ~ -fo-
tEgs-Rece pts We're 545b6 cases. flrals
-ft- g 1fc. seconds. .-4c trade eSEs
-fe, dirties regular packed, No. j, Z" .-c'
Na and poorer. Gl y u -ac, CHECKS. iaif
to choice drF, 21i2 225.c; New Jersey
hennery whites, condled eNuas. sac uh-
caudled extras, "a 1f Soc; nearby and near
lv Western hennery whites. average
extras. sac. extra hrsts, &2' 33c; firs'S -
Q51c, carby gathered whites, firats 70
extra trsts. 2S "a sc; under grades, -oH
.ici puIet eggs, 25u 46c; Pacific Coast
whites, drsts TO extras. - - 5l Soc, under
gfades, 2729c, pulets 20 2Gci other Wcst-
e-u and southern. gathered whites, 2'
soc. nearby and nearby Western beunery
browns extra. 3Oc; oarbv brown and mixed
Co.0rs gathered extras, 49i2c; hrsts TO
extra frsts. 25n27i4c; duck eres, Baltj-
moro, Maryland and Virginia, aGaCoc;
Western and prime southern, 5Q0 55ci far
Southern, good to prime, 5oQ 52ci goose
eggs. $1251r 100.
Potatoes Maine, 1So lbs, S3.o50$t; 165
lbs. s. a$3.26; state, $50 lbs, $a.5o0 $3.50
state and Maine. $50 lbs, %z.75 So. on;
Jersey. $50 lbs. S1.5Q0$2. Long Island.
hbl, $50 $45o; Virginia second crop. S.. So
as Bermuda, bhl $G0$l4 Florda. SSrt
$lo $50 lb. sack $500 75o;S1o, $50 lD.
sack %3.5QQf.5o; sweets, Jersey. bsis.
Sis "a S2.75: Delaware and Maryland.
SI75. Virginia. bbl. S1.50d2.50; yaus.
Virginia bbl S1.5O@S3.85; GEORGIA. bsl1,
N75. Tennessee bsk.. SIS Sl37; as
paragus, California, bx $1Gp -; Georgia,
crt, $4T1S. anise Louisiana. bbl, 50,
a.. Lnt.L.ne L.. Il. d1nrn
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Days Dealings i'm Bonds
The Market

Most OF the financing now i'm pros
pect is OF character necesstating a
fairly high coupon rate. fact that,
coupled with the eager demand for new
ISSUES, virtually assures its successful
placement when matured There has
recently been q Slight slackcuiug in
new offerings, welcomed by bankers as
aVerttng any poss ibility of market in
digestion. but more activity is again in
were about am TO the recent average.
Changes in quotations Wcre not impor-
taet I'M moso cases, "a firm undertone
being in evidence. Liberty bonds We're
somewhat irregular.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Retail Trade in Tweeds Good

Although garment manufacturers
have stopped buying tweeds and home
spuns to a large extent, and are even
reselling some of their surplus stocks
on hand, fair market for this class of
woolen materials still exists among the
retailers. The over-the- counter trade
in tweeds and hoyhespuns for home
dressmaking this year has been excep-
tionally large and stilI continues.
Price cutting. however, has begun,
and many in the trade feel that the
edge has been taken off the trade be-
fore it could get fairly started. Retail
prices are reported to be very irregu-
lar. One selling agent said yesterday
that ne had found variations Of $3.50 a
yard on one of his fabrics, sold by re-
tailers in New York and Pittsburgh.
The higher price, he said, was lust
double the lower price.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Silk Goods Lower

..i Lower prices for many o. the staple
s.iE goods prevailed in the local market
a. tne close Of the week Jobbers and
mah9i acturers with finished stocks on
rd rahd made liberal concessions, it was
b1eported, to meet the price ideas Of
rayefs Retailer, rather than garment
u. hufacturers, were the chief buyers
at the lower prices.
"9he finished goods were working
up was noticed in raw silk. Informal
ION from Japan is to the eff It that
Sseelempts to peg the market there again
t;am "aYe been made and appear TO be par
s.aIiy successful. On the frmer tone
~ Japan, dealers in raw silk here were
,,Ehcnned to ask slightly higher prices
rl man prevailed during the middle Of the
,.;E; "fEs; Current prices, however, were
t''H below those Of the previous week.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Cotton Declines
In Quiet Trading,
But Tone Is Firm
Market Yields Only When
Southwest Reports Bene-
fetal Rains; Closes at Net
Drop of 4 to z Points

Rusjness in the cotton market on
saturday was Of small volume, yet the
.msrket maintained a very good under
,one throughout most of the forenoon.
,;slding only near the close, when ad-
ices we're received TO the effect that
.be general rains in the Southwest had
yroyen beneficial over n large part of
,yestern Texas and Oklahoma
The Eastern helt forecast indicated show
ayS.derable covering OF snort accounts
svcr the week end in arttciratiop of e.
ksd weather outlook ON Monday. one of
~ chief drawbacks so any sustained ad-
snce in the market was The absence of
,tst6e specutattVe trade, which was held
~ check principally by the prospects for
mig coal strike on April /, the continued
@,ssyors Bile strike news from New Eup land
- the blg engineers strike in EnEland.
- pT{nt cloths and curtalment we've cs-
mated at 120, Geo pieces this week. IL
as said that curtailmout was hcing ir-
sossd 20 avoid stocking up with goods
nresent prices New Orleans selling and
s7srfs of an easier basis i'm the Eastern
bsit brought about an easy close to the
market with Nual prices showing 3 30
p0iuts net decline.
Telegram received from Augusta. CA.
said the SPOT basis broke matoriaiiy in the
south and that II May In New York should
refain tts premium she tenders ON May are
likely &c ob much heavier than they were
'' The he local market for spot cotton was
ouisi and UNCHANGED at lt.Hoc Tor uld-
ding No sales We're reported.
The range OF puccs
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Satisfied judgments

The first name is that Of the detor. the
second that of the creditor and date when
palmer, Charlotte ks z Bowser
& Co, Inc: Jan l9, 1918. .....,.S 1898
Custen Philip and Simon-Phoe
nix Auto & Raincoat Co: Mar
II, 1921 .........-..,..,....,... 1895
r Iveyy Co, Inc-E Harman;
Sept 16, 1919. 19......,.......... 102 80
Heiner Milhor -- A Ritzkotsky;
FEB 25. 1922 ,...,.....'.....,l, Z, 1.1S5 95
Friedman, Morris and Michael
G Dornfcld ct al; Feb Z, 1871
(reversed) .......,... 2.sss12
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
CHICAGO, SAINT PAUL, NFNNEAPOIY:
AND OALANA RAELMAN EnMRANN

NOIICE OF annual MEETTNC
Tho Annual Meeting of ths Stockholders
Of the Chicago, Saint Paul Minneapolis
ard Omaha Railway Company WIFI be held
At the office Of the company. in the city Of
Hudson, Wisconsin. on "Wednesday. April
?, 1922 at nine o'clock a. Nj. for the
election Of Directors and the transaction
OF such other business AS may come before
said meeting
Transfer books will be closed on Friday,
March 10, 1892. at the close OF business on
that day: and VIII be reopened on Thurs
Dated March ], 1922
JAMES y. CLARK, President
JOHN d. CALDWELL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES
COSDEN AND COMPANY

The Board of Directors of cosden and
Company has this day declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend OF sixty-two and one
half cents (6215c) per share on its common
stock without par value Cor twelve and one
haIf pan cents I233c) per share on the outstand-
ing common stock of the par value of IS 90
holders Of record at the close of business on
April Sd, 1922. The stock books will remain
open
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
e. N. ROUZER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
order q nc DoaTd Of Directors
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MTETINC
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Chicago and North Western Rail-
way Co upany VIII be held at the Office OF
the company 226 West Jackson Boulevard
in the City of Chicago. Illinois. on Tues,
day April II. 1922 at eleven O'Clock A Nj.
Tor the election of Directors and the trans
action of such other business as may CONS
before said meeting.
Transfer books VIII be closed on Friday.
March 10. 1922. at The close of business on
that day and VIII be reoueped on ITednes-
day April ~ 1922
Dated March g. 1922
WILLIAM II. FINLET. President
JOHN D. CALDWELL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Business Troubles

Co-Traylor Engineering & Mfg
= <ennoa; Go 1,.; e,1o5a7
,6h,rp Corp 6; .; .;,i,:;,.....; ..... es5.74
p Ga6rione ,:...........,. 1865
Inc PC. ,i...::,;.,.,.... .....;... 14e95
National Surety co.-TrayIor En- i00''O
gineerlng & Mfg. co.......',.. 1s,o75.32
Normande Waist Co, Inc and
Max Blanck-Regal SILK Co..
s.%s-ssn. 5"s ,::::.::.:.:: sss7f ss!7f
Irving Kerman-J. so3n.....~- 1.33442
ct al. .,.....e., 229o8
Wynkoop- ..:.... :............ 1870
Co., Inc. ............ 1901
| Specially Photoplay Inc.-Evans
Film Mfg. Co. Inc ............ 1850
Schulz. Louis--H. f. Aheel... 499 Al
Schunko. HI Greenberg ct al 257S0
Segal. Charles-T. Siegel. 3l061
Tessler,. Frank and Jose or Joseph
C. Loewy. ................ 1904
lyn-Zurich General Accident
& Liability Co, Inc Lid. 1.992,34
Engineering & Mfg. Co. elO5.a7
%. P. Hollander. ........... 1914
L. Baehr ...........-. 6I6.9I
WoonsocAet Machine & Press Co.
-Traylor Engineering & Mfg.
Co .............. 1731.1O
Weingold Realty Construction
Co, Inc, f & D. Weintraub.
Inc. Frank Weintraub and Ben
janin Weintraub-State N1er-
camille Co. .............. 1.o492o
In Bronx County
The first name is that of the debtor
Goldman Jamie-~S Blumenthal
& Co, Inc ,.... .............. sS57o1
Harry McArdle, Inc--E Schu-
tneIS ........,. 4l4.9S
Inc '..,..............,.....,., $40
Klein & Unger Inc-S Nathan. $3.50
Muenchew, Hans BM Wees 1039.t0
Micheant Film Corporation II
shapiro ........ .......... 1855
Rudolph Piano Co and Winter &;
Co--Traders National Bank of
Rochester, Y....."........... 1862
Roserthal. Morris. and Samuel
Kantravitz-I Singer ......e. 141 "a
Schlessberg. Abraham and Mary
S S Friedman ................. 416.72
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Plan New Merchandise Fair

Plans for one of the largest mer-
chandise fairs ever staged in this
country have been authorized by the
board of directors of the National Re
tail Dry Goods Association. The big
selling event probably will be held in
conjunction with a meeting of the or
ganization which includes some 1000
retailers in its membership. New York
and Chicago are understood to be pros
pective sites for the fair.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Garfield National Bank
9TH AVE. AND 23RD ST.

New York March %, 1922.
lhe Board of Directors have this dav
declared quarterly dividend of 80 upon
the capital stock of this bank. payable
tree OF city and State tax. on and after
March 81, 1922, to stockholders Of record
at the close of business March 81, 1922.
a. W. SNOW. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Year 90.
Steers fair to
prime. 100 lbs. s7oo8 SEQ $s.5O010.25
side. 10. ..o..... o.~.' .1le@ is 150.17ia
Live veal. com
100 Ios.'..+. ''.''' g.OO@t8oo 9oo@t5.oo
res se veal,
city, ib........ 100 20 f4o .cg
lbs ......... ~ 1900 500 A5o@ ESQ
".eSse4 Wethcrs.
IDS .-........ ,169 20 @
Dressed mutton.
city, lb.,..... ITO IA 100 .13
an lambs, fair
nlbs lbs ..,.... 14oO01s.5o 1ooo@ll.5o
Dressed a u b s.
+, city lb....... .26@ SO .120 25
noes 100 lbs. 1913 11.5o 1925 l2.25
hogs.
,, bacon. lb.. .1Gn IT I7a17ts
Pork, bbl. $500 a $50 28.00a2q o0
4ess beef bb} 13.0OmI40O 1G.00mlS 90
~SFd' Middle
West. 100 lbs. 11.25a11.S5 1I.95012.05
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

The following Judgments were Sled yes
terday March %, the first name being
that of the debtor:
Aron, Isaac Nm Haas......... $215.20
Brian. Samuel and Murray l.
(Brian Bros)--H Cohen .....- 318.1o
CerberVille, Anthony - Phillips
Jones Corp .................... 177.79
wealth Hotel CONSTRUCTION Corp 1919
De Wire, Janc-C Ammann..,... 232.56
De Silva, Fran2ie (Belgium &
Union Telegraph Co ........ 163.oo
Epstein. Samuel-W Warren Sccuri-
FeIdman Georges A Samuels. t4151
Epstein, Hyman-A Nivici< ..... 12765
ct al ................... 152 2s5
Freundlich Leo H--G Helm ct al 69l 0S
bile oiit Co Co ....................... 4a1e3
sales CO. Inc .... 48787
Goldfarb Pincus- Beaver Co -. 2,2Sl.40
Goldstein David Til Robinson 556.9l
Inc ino~H sTayzen ......1e9e.' - a772O
u Kraus ct al .,...,......'.. 2,352.a4
gineering & Mfg Co .......,.. 6.1O587
Goldberger Johns Frank ct al. 263.77
Goldstein, Joseph G (J Goldstein
and associates} }-Louis c Pedler
Inv Observation-Disclosures. 174S5
Go ........g. ...'.......... 4O8.S5
Halpert, Lazar Lr-Colgate d. Co 1b2,67
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

ing notes, due Feb. /, 923, optional
Nov. /, 1922, on thirty days notice, at
price of 40 per cent bank discount
rate to maturity.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

TO figure tho precise yield on a bond II
Is nee, necessary to use yield tables but the
out by the following formula: Divide he
closing quotation on bond into tho rate
or the annual return. If the bond is selling
appreciation Of the principal TO do this
m euotract the market quotation from par,
number of years the bond has to run be-
lore maturity. For example, If 6 per
cent bond Is selling at 90 and has ten
HCSrs TO run, the annual return will be
o.o6 per cent. The difference between par
ana. ana the market price Will be 10 points,
points by ten years the quotient viii he
rms figure Is to be added to SO which
IS the annual return, and the result T. Sc
yield. NFFi '|>''''A'"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Opeu High Low
southern spot Markets

dull. unchanged. at lie; sales nil. CAL
weston, steady unchanged at 1880: sales.
sci bales New Orleans quiet, unchanged.
\ 1850: sales 472 bales Mobile. steady.
unchanged at Ie3Hc; sales, $40 bales. S8
vsnnah. Cule-, = points lower, at 1T13c,
sales 50 bates. Norfolk. steady. UNCHANGED.
al l7c sales. us bales. Augusta, quiet
unchanged at 16.H6c; sales, 169 bales.
Memphis steady, unchanged. at tic. sales
900 bales HOUSTON. steady, unchanged.
at 1896; sales. 1f54 bales. Little RocI<.
quiet unchanged at IG.75c: sales Ass
bales Dallas steady. unchanged. az
is75c: sales 1854 bales. Fort Worth.
steady unchanged. at 16.75ci sales. 30o
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Individual Bank Fieures

AVerage of principal items for week ended
trust companies the
members of Federal Ban ~ ~ '
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
(1at
Days NeaU Issues

Barr & Schneider and Brandon,
Gordon & Waddell are offering a now
issue Of 100000 Maine State Pier 4
per cent bonds, due 1933-1942, at
prices TO Weld 3.95 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Grain Prices

Wheat
Yesterdays Previous Year
Nav York: close close aeo
No. ? hard o.. S1.4O $L4It,
Chcago-Range of prices:
Friday
May. 1919 1929 1.SOss 1.3Oa4 1.32ss
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
BY order of the Board Of Directors,
CHELLIS A AUSTIN
O.,.z rr.,... 49,. Cashier

Meeting of the SharehoIders Of Tho Saa-
board National Bank of tho CITY Of New
York will be held at It's Banking offics.
New York City, on the 2oth day Of Marsh'
1922 at 1880 =. NJ. for the purpose OF
voting upon the proposition to ratify and
confirm an agreement made between the
Directors Of The Seaboard National Bank
Of the City Of New York and the Directors
of Mercantile National Rank in New York
providing for the consolidation OF said two
banks and upon such matters as may be
appropriate TO carr into effect said gee
ment.
BY order OF the Board of Directors
New York March End 1922
THE SEABOARD NATIONAL. BANK
OF THE CITY or NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
soUTHERN PAcfrIc COMPANY.

NOTICE or MEETING.
l66 Broadway, New York, X. y, Jan. , 1919.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
OF the southern Pacific Company VIII be held
al the Office of this Company in Anchorage
Jefferson County, Kentucky. or Wednesday,
April 5, 1922, at twelve o'clock noon. stand
ard time. for the following purposes, viz:
!. To elect fifteen Directors.
:. To consider and act upon all quest ions
and matters which may legally conle before
the meeting relating TO Federal control OF
the Company.s properties under the act Of
Congress of March p, 1918 or any agree
ment or settlement with the Government in
respect thereto. OF relating 70 the termina-
ton Of such Federal control by the retu~~
OF the properties or otherwise. and OF 49,
latng to conditions resulting from or sue
ceedlng such Federal control, and generally
all questions and matters growing out Of o.
incident to such control. termination thereof
or following conditions. including the guar-
anty or income under the Transportation
Act, l928, and settlement thereof.
). 70 transact all such other business IS
may legally come before the meeting includ-
ing the approval and ratification Of all action
ot the Board Of Directors ana Of the fxecu-
i've committee since the last annual meeting
OF the Stockholders Of this Company
For ne purposes OF the meeting the hooks
t9r the transfer of stock viii be closed al
clock z. NJ, Tuesday March q 1922 and
%lll be reopened at 10 o'clock A. N, Thurs
day April G. 1922
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
HUGH NELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
oreisu Govt. and Municipal Bonds
(IUtcrcst 60 be added

Bd Ask
Argentine intern ss 39t5...... s2is S3fa
EeIgiau a-.r ts..-. .............IN2 rs 1o&I2
oH .--e. I2tl..-..... ............ ..IU9 1000
oo Es. lyt ...., ......... ......I0S 1ONt4
Bergen ss. "ta......... .........-.I04t
itrHE So. ......... Iol. irt.
EoH1eauN IS. gat............. S6a4 H6l2
araz.l lH'1....... ....-.....1o4 "a 1o5
tarH1a aa. ........ ..... HN IS
C1 I-e. -t ............. 9oH4 100
do ss. 1eai..-. ............... aTa4 qS14
90 o. i"-e. '''.''' '....'- 't - i"i 20
Chlue-e C1t tiu Eue Try as. '5l 10ala 104
h-I 'l1hi# 45. 1850 aa.......-.. lpel4 IIo
toQ.ullH gen -s. 1891. ............ al G2
Cuba eAtaru Is. latt t............ SO go
DO rs. series A. 1914 t......... So =
do f'4e. 1880. .............. e. 1885
.'. ..'-''- --.'i
do IS b. l'i9.--.-... .........li m -
Dutch EasS Indies Gs. I947..... 94ls 94+s
Frauerican Indus pcv 7t-s V j. 80 9918
France tias. I44l ......... ~ l02i2
.I,rau 4e sterIins loan. i99f.. 74a@ ~.
do ! Iss. sterling loan t9-o.., S95s 90
oo - se5 it-'....-- ~ H'@N
AiarseIits 15-.r Gs. l1t5....... S63s SG14
Me%ico EXTERN gold Is. l954.... 41i. 477s
Go extern sterling 5s. 10+5.... 57i@ 5s r.
Mexico Irrigation 4i-s. l246... @@t4 30
>or"y ts I'fo. ..........
Co- U.s.. lFi iI--.. los 8 Jos *
Rio de Janeiro Se Io4e....... ...1o2t- 1o3
Sam Domingo 5s. 195S........... go 9Qtk
Sam Pauio S. lsa5.... ....,-....i lo434
Sweden 6a 1889. ..........I00te l0t
switzerland ts. lA4o..... ..........1l II 119
Tltio ss...-.. ....--.... III 72&4
Uruguay S. }a4b,,.-. ....-..,..l lgt ia
Zurich SIS, 1915 al IA 1147t
United Kingdom 5tas. 1922. 104#. 10t7s
do 5las, 1929. .............1 fs 1861
do 5lss. 1881 ................, 99fs 100
Netherlands It's ..-... ..,....... "a % Is
san pauio SIS W. l..... ........-.. 1ei7l lo2
Paris -lEons-Nld Blt ss....-..... SO S3Is
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
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