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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-08

Last mite | was going to Sid
Hunts BIRTHDAY party and ma gave
me the money to buy him a boy
scout hatchit for a berthday pres
cnt, ony it wasent raped up on &C
count Of me having unrapped IT
this aftirnoon to practice with t
out in our back yard, SO ] took 1t
in he setting room ware ma and
pop was, saying, Hay ma, will you
rapp this up, | don't wunt Sid to
know its bin unrapped or he'll
think ! bin using it.
Well, he'll think rite, wont he?
sed ma, and | sed, Sure, that's Jest
wy | don't wunt him to and pop
sed, Give me the hatchit and the
paper, III rapp it up for you so no
body will even suspect the string
was even united.
Hee hee don't make me latf, sed
ma. O is that so? scd pop, there
never was a wife that dident think
she was the ony one in the house
could wo up a package, but III
soon Explode that theory
And he started to start to rapp
up the hatchit, ony insted of look
ing as if it was the fcrst time It
was ever raped it looked iect the
opposite, ma saying, Hee hee don't
Explode the theory too hard, Will
yum, you mite get bert in the tx
plosion.
Give me time, all | wuAts a little
time, scd pop. And he raped it
and unrapped it about 5 more
times, looking verse insted of bet
ter each time, pop saying, This
things awkerd, that's the t1ubble
with it its aWkwerd
Jes like you, hee hee, sed ma,
and pop sed, Now Jest for that UNI
called for abuse | wont rapp it at
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-08

all and he can jest take it the way
it is, he had no bizniss to use it
in the ferst place, so let him take
his medicine like man and hand
it over Jest the way it is.
The ideer, wy should he, suffer
for your ignorents, III rapp it, sed
ma.
Wich she did.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-08

round and the lines represented
are the Cooper, made Well" and
Yale. One also finds here a com
plete line of leather goods, grips
and suit cases, including the very
useful wardrobe trunk A novelty
which only arrived today in the
store is the service collar, the
last word in soft collars and a
very highly finished product.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-08

The widespread dissatisfaction
with the banks suggests that a
large number of people have not
been able to borrow money enough
to buy an automobile.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-08

The women still claim to be the
weaker sex, but you'd never guess
it to watch the girls of Northeast
ern Vermont stow away ice cream.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-08
SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1922
SUNNY SQUIBLETS

New York people propose to
provide free baths for people out
of work. A new objection to un-
employment for some folks.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-08

About now the boys of ST. Johns
bury demonstrate their business
ability at marbles by SHINING the
choice alleys away from the small
Ter kids.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY ron sA,r
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

NoIE'--l make speciality of handling factory
properties throughout the United States. If in the
market TOR a factory send your requiem ents
if yeu have one to sell send for my selling plan
also specialize in apprsising industrial properties,
The Washington times., 1922-02-21

The application of the New Haven
asks for authority to extend all OF
any part of the debentures, totaling
S27,5S2, 691.50. bearing interest at 4
per cent. Such debentures as are
extended would bear interest at Z per
cent. The carrier proposes to make
q payment not to exceed 10 per cent
on the principal at the time Of the
extension.
Part Of Original Issue.
The debentures are a part Of the
total original issue of 5000, 900
francs, the equivalent Of $685. 900,
q part Of which has been retired.
The application states that the franc
debentures shall be payable both as
TO principal and interest, when due,
in dollars in New York at the rate
OF $96.50 for each 500 francs, face
value of debentures, as an induce
ment to the holders to agree to an
extension in view /of the present de-
preciated rate Of exchange. The New
Haven states that the proposed ex.
tension is the only feasible means Of
caring for the maturity Of the deben-
lures.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Washington Provisions.
Wholesale prices.)
(Monday.)

Egrs-strictIy fresh, selected. per doz.,
a.; average receipts, ~; Southern, Al.
Live poultry-Roosters, per ID, IS;
turkeys, per ID. iO0+5. chickens. spring,
per ID, 32a35: keats, young. each 500
90: fowls. 90.
Dressed poultry--Fresh-ki killed spring
chickens, per ID, 326S6: hens, per h.
"a; ROSTERS, per ID. 20, turkeys, per ID
$3.50: keats. young, each, so.
Pork-Dressed, small, per ID. l2hal3
heavy, l061l.
Livestock-Calves. choice, per lb., l26
lfh: lambs, choice. per ID, 120l3; live
hoEs, per ID, ION.
Green fruits-Apples. per Dbl 5000
1880; per bu. basket, 2.So6a26: western
per box, 2.7b0t6o. California lemons
per box. 5000 700. California oranges
per crate. s060s.oo. Grapefruit, 2.be6
$50. Florida oranges. $50 $500. Tan.
EertneA 3.bo8t.60.
veEeta bles-Potstoes. No. 1. per Dbl,
3.so@S76; per, sack, s.506tb0: sweet
potatoes, per Dbl, 4008t60 Lettuce,
southern. per crate, i.5062oo. Celery,
per doE,, 1.6o31.75. RoInRias lettuce,
1.256Roo. Cymblings. per crate, 1900
400. Spinach. per Dbl. 2.0od g. CO.
Onions, per 10o-ib. sack, 800 o 90. Cab
bsse. 3.f69S.o0 per cwt. Cucumbers, 500
$500. Eggplants, per crate, $500 s. 90
Beans Soo6s,oo per basket. Sprouts
ESss per quart, Peppers. per crate,
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
HEARING OPENS MARCH 20
ON BUNKER COAL RATES

Rates for the transportation of
bunker coal having been the sub
ject of complaints to the Interstate
Commerce Commission, 1t was an
nounced today an investigation
would be made and a hearing will
be held on March 20 before Exam.
liner W. p. Bartel
The railroads which have asked for
authority to charge rates on bunker
coal which are lower than are main.
tanned on light traffic from, to. or
between intermediate points are the
Atlantic Coast Line, Chesapeake and
Ohio, Southern, Seaboard Airline
and the Carolina, Clinchfield and
Ohio.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Favor Bank Bill.

The Commissioners of the District
yesterday made a favorable report
on the Ball bill, recently introduced,
placing all banks operating in the
District under State charters under
the control OF the Comptroller of the
Currency. This bill was recently re-
ferTed to the Commissioners by the
Senate District Committee for con
sideration. 1t would require that all
applications for new banks. whether
contemplat ting doing a trust company
or savings business, be approved by
the Comptroller. At present only the
national banks are under the control
Of the Comptroller of the Currency.
The bill carries a penalty of a $1,000
fine or a year in jail, or both, for
each officer of the institution not
complying with the proposed law.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21

WALL STREET GOSSIP

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-Wall Street
Is feeling better in so far as the
soldiers bonus is concerned now that
the talk Of taxing security sales has
died down. In fact, far sighted
brokers were never seriously aroused
and some OF the big traders EN-.
phatically stated that II would not
stop their trading In any way. What
will be the country's feeling toward
Wall Street in years to come as a
result OF the bonus is something TO
be considered. However. a few folks
had been expecting right along that
the sales tax would be prominently
mentioned in connection with the
return to the soldiers. II will be
remembered that back In September,
Washington adyices were quoted in
this column as stating the sales tax
would probably be utilized for this
purpose.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Locomotive Report.

Now that the Baldwin Locomotive
report has been issued, and the pool
took full advantage OF its good
showing. it is natural that much
should be heard regarding the next
promising annual statement of com
NAMES whose stocks are being
handled by the leading group in the
market. This is the American Lo-
conceive annual report. II is ex'
pected before very long and in add.
ton to a favorable earnings state.
ment. is likely 10 show the company
in an excellent financial position.
Actual cash and Government Sc
curities alone. II is stated, will
amount to 500 a share on the
stock. In this connection the talk
of an increase in the dividend rate 10
heard everywhere.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Buclxeteers Dine,

An interesting tale is tod OF one
of the most recent bucketeers who
have walked the plank in the
cleanup" campaign. II appears
that he was not caught by surprise
when the stock exchange took his
tickets out, having had ample warn
ing. When he failed to reform ac-
ton was taken. To try to stave off
the inevitable as the market showed
no signs OF breaking. this "finan-
cier" invited some of his cronies to
dine at an uptown hotel. The oh.
ieCt was to raise needed funds
Everyone was happy until this
"broke.us" brought up the subject
Of money. He pointed out that an
influential hacker had died. His
plans were most pathetic, but futile,
and now the receiver Is in
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Offers $500, 900 in Bonds.

The Washington, Baltimore and
Annapolis Electric Railway Company
yesterday offered for sale $500. 900, Of
it's first mortgage 8 per cent bonds to
defray, in part, the expenses of its
new Washington terminal, which
cost about 100000. These bonds are
part of the $7.5O0.OO0 issue and ma
ture in 1871. They are offered at IS,
and on the present basis yield 40
per cent. Crane. Paris & Co. is part
Of a syndicate handling the offering.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Some Honest Brokers.

1t is quite interesting to talk to
working people uptown as a result
OF the recent cleanup campaign in
the street. BY working people is
meant those who really work. Ii is
rather surprising how skepticsl
folks with no Wall Street conneC-
ton. have grown. However. ample
evidence can be found that many
brokers go more than half way 10
give their customers opportunities
for profit. For instance. the follow.
ing wire was sent out by Broad.
way house: We found II difficult
TO persuade people to hold good
stocks that had enjoyed advances
After one profit has been taken,
however. they frequently repurchase
at higher prices. This is perfectly
satisfactory 90 long as bull market
lasts. but il has resulted in clients
paving more commissions than
necessary.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
KoHLER-BREMER BROKER
FIRM GOES BANKRUPT

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.--An in.
voluntary petition in bankruptcy
has been filed against Kohler-
Bremen & Co, brokers and mem.
bers Of the Consolidated Stock Fix.
change, by the Gilbert O'Farreii
Printing Company in the United
States District Court. Judge Hand
appointed Arthur +. Gotthold tenn.
porary receiver under bond of $685..
900.
The petition states that ION in
formation and belief" the assets
amount to $4,000. Liabilities are
estimated at approximately $500, 900
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Convention Hall Subscriptions.

A total Of S437 900 in pledges and
subscriptions have already been re-
ceived by the Washington auditor.
ium committee toward the 100000
to be raised to build the new con-
vention hall, 1t was announced at
a meeting of the committee held last
night at the Willard hotel.
Col. Robert n. Harper. chairman
of the committee, declared that 1t
is of extreme Importance that the
balance of the subscriptions should
be completed at once, since the bond
and stockholders are TO have the
first loan upon the land and other
assets Of the company.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
I.arkawanua Steel Report.

Report OF the LaCka~snna Steel
Company is looked for today. II Is
expected to make rather poor
showing How poor none can say
as II will prohs bly, depend on certain
bookkespinC items. This is enc
statement that the pool. which IL
DESTROYS OF seeing the steels sell
higher. have been waiting 10 get out
Of the way. Also. the Republic Iron
& Steel report, expected this week.
and the action on the preferred dtNi-
dend in regard TO which some doubts
are EXPRESSED.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
National Enameling Dividend.

National Enameling directors are
expected 10 get together today. In
past years directors have declared
tho SIS dividend on the common
shares for the entire year. No su'h
action is expected at the coming
meeting. due to the falling off IN
earnings. While there is some rX-
pectation that the dividend will be
nassed entirely. few brokers close
to the management state that 81
quarterly disbursement is quite prob.
ab,e However. il earnings have
fallen off to the extent spoken or,
any payment would appear rather
unconservatiVe.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Roads Want to Issue Bonds.

The Birmingham and Northwest.
ern railroad today asked the Inter
state Commerce Commission for
authority to issue 100000 of its
first mortgage per cent refunding
bonds. The proceeds are to be used
to pay off an issue of like amount
of first mortgage per cent gold
bonds due March /, 1922.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
New Haven Asks Extension.

The New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad has asked the
Interstate Commerce Commission for
authority to extend the maturity date
for a period of three years from
April ], 1922, or all or part of its out.
standing European loan" deben.
lures amounting to s27,5s2 ,69l.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21

The UNITED STATES SHIPPING
BOARD, through the UNITED STATES
SHIPPING BOARD EMERGENCY FLEET
CORPORATION, invites offers for the
purchase of any or all of its steel cargo
vessels, steel passenger and cargo vessels,
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
On Vacation.

Carl Robertson Kurtz, OF Stround.
Kurtz 4 Co, will leave for Florida
the latter part of the week for a short.
vacation.
Hon. Nathan b. Scott, chairman
of the board of directors Of the Con.
tinental Trust Company, is taking an
extended vacation in Southern Cali.
fornia.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
$40, 900 IN POOL TICKETS
SEIZED IN STOCK RAID

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 2l.-City de.
tectives yesterday raided the offices
Of the Fort Erie Mutual Stock Con.
Germ, with headquarters said to be in
Buffalo, and made four arrests.
Market pool tickets worth $4,000
were seized. William Benz, OF Buf.
falo, was among those arrested.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Navy Officer Seeks Divorce.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 21.-
Comdf. Frank d. Pryor, U. S. NJ, re.
Gently stationed here, has filed a bill
for divorce in the local court against
his wife, Margaret s. Pryor. The
papers in the case were withdrawn
promptly by counsel. The grounds
were abandonment.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21

All offers received before March H. 1922, will
be considered and no. award will be made before
that date. Negotiations may be continued there
after; and all offers received prior to final award
any vessel will be considered.
Plans and specifications Of all vessels may be
inspected at the office Of Department Ship Sales,
United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Cuba Won't Limit Crop.

HAVANA, Cuba, Feb. 21.-Cuba
will not reduce artificially this year =
sugar crop. but will agree TO limita.
ton of exports to the United States,
II was announced yesterday by Jose
NJ. Cortina. secretary of the presi.
dency and chief of the cabinet.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21

steel tankers, steel refrigerators, ex-Ger-
man cargo vessels, ex-German passenger
and cargo vessels, ex-German sailers, con-
crete cargo and tankers, steel and wood
ocean-going and harbor tugs, which have
been duly appraised and are to be sold at
private competitive sale
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Note Issue Proposed.

Receivers of the Chicago, Peoria
and st. Louis railroad asked author
ity from the commission to issue GER
tificates OF Indebtedness aggregating
s335. zoe, payable in one year at per
cent. to discharge current indebted.
ness
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Local Stocks.
SALEa

Capital Traction. 10095As.
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred, 1905.
Washington Gas Light, 25Q4Sh;
6@4sh; 1o@4sh; 1o@4sh; 2O@4sh.
After call:
Notice-This exchange will be
closed tomorrow Washington
Birthday.
Money-Call loans, sos per cent.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21

Corporation, Washington, d. c., who will fur
nish information to the present location Of
the vessels and answer any inquiry of persons
interested in the purchase of any of these vessels
Lists Of vessels for sale revised from time to
time will be posted and on file at the offices Of
the United States Shipping Board Emergency
Fleet Corporation, Washington, D. C.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Redisc0unt Rate.

Brokers who usually know what
they are talking about are looking
for a cut in the rediscount rate soon.
In fact, some state IL will come this
week. OF course, nothing 10 being
said at the Reserve Bank regarding
the action. In fact, there Is great
difficulty in finding anyone In the
bank who knows what day the di.
rectors meet, as Wednesday. the reg
ular meeting day. is a holiday.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21

The local Reserve Bank ranks In
about the same class as the Stock
Exchange did formerly as regards
information. More facts are discov.
cred on the outside from friends and
associates OF those in control than
from the officers and directors
themselves. The Stock Exchange
has reformed somewhat and recog-
nizes its duty to the public since
President Cromwell's election as
president. A cut in the rediscount
rate at this time would furnish the
needed stimulous to keep the market
from the rut it appears 10 be sp.
preaching.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
A Pertinent Definition.

The amateur trader is he fol
whom the professional is now ma
nipulating stocks higher for the
purpose Of unloading later on
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Business Boom.

Powers-that-be are not working 81
much for q business boom as they
are to have conditions healthy by
next fall.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
British, Debt.

Interesting advices regarding the
British debt are expected from Wash.
ington soon, which may explain the
strength OF sterling.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Defeat Themselves.

The more some stock statesmen
talk the more suspicious their listen
er grows.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
sure Things Taken.

When A big profit Is absolutely
certain there Is seldom opportunity
given for everyone to get in
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
The Vessels Offered Are of the Following Designs

The Vessels
81 2815 D.w.T. STEEL CARGO
NESSEI.S-Steel, one screw,
one deck, three island. Coal
burner.
8 300 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
yESSELS-Steel, one screw,
one deck, three island. Coal
burner.
. 800 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steei, one screw,
two decks. Coal.burner, en-
gines aft.
- $500 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
NESSELS-SteeI, one screw,
one deck, three island. Coal
burner.
s 1850 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
yESSELS-Steel, one screw.
one deck, three island. Coal
burner.
II 800 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
NESSEIS-Steel, one screw,
one deck. three island. Coal.
burner.
So $500 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
NESSEI.S-Steel, one screw,
one deck. three island. Coal.
burner.
). $3.50 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
NESSEI.S-Steel. one screw.
one deck. three island. Coal
burner.
6 $500 D.w.T. STEEL CARGO
NESSELS-Steel. one screw,
one deck, three island. Coal.
burner.
. 400 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
NESSELS-Steel. one screw.
one deck. three island. Coal
burner.
1873 1850 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
NESSELS-SteeI. one screw.
one deck, three island. Oil
burner.
20 ABS D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
NESSELS-Steel. one screw.
one deck. long poop. Coal.
burner, engine aft.
1855 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
NESSELS-Steel. one screw,
one deck, long poop. Coal
burner, engine aft.
5; 400 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
NESSEI.S-Steel, one screw,
two decks, three island. Oil.
burner.
. 100 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSEL .S-Sieel, one screw,
one deck, three island. Coal
burner.
&. 1900 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
NESSELS-StecI, one screw.
one deck, three island. Coal
burner.
"a 5000 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
NESSELS-Steel, one screw.
one deck, three island. Coal.
burner.
n. 5O75 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steei, one screw,
one deck, three island. Oil.
burner.
. $3.50 D.w.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
one deck, three island. Oil.
burner.
6 $3.50 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
NESSELS-Steel, one screw,
two decks, three island. Oil
burner.
) 900 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
NESSELS-Steel. one screw,
Two decks. three island. Coal.
burner.
8 5000 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSEL .S-Stecl. one screw.
two decks. three island. Oil.
burner.
The above vessels will be
gency Fleet Corporation will ne
A certified check for two a
each bid. This sum will be cree
retained by the Board on accou
Checks will be returned promp
The Board reserves the RICH
Bids Should be Add
UNITED STATES
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
BONDS.

bONbo.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
Amer. 4. & T. Fs.... IS SSA
Am. I. & T. u.s.. 81 SO
Am. 7. & T. ctl. tr. SIS So s6h
Am. T. & T. cow. SIS. 111i1 1l1S
Ana. 4 Potomac IS. 70 -.
Ana. Pot. Guar. SIS. 70 -.
c. 4 +. Telephone IS. sb 9sh
c. & p. Tel. Of Va. IS 81 92h
Cap. TIac. r. r. SIS. 81 80.
City & Suburban 5's 1911 SO
Georgetown Gas LIST 6's 50 -.
Metropolitan r. X. 5s 94h -.
Pot. Elec. LIST 5's..... % -
Potomac Elec. Cons. SIS 81 -.
Potomac Elec. Deb. Sc S8 go.
Pot. Ell. Pow. @. N. S's % SSh
+. e. p. GIN. & Ref. rs, 1861 l06k
Wash, A. 4 Mt. v. 5's % -.
Wash. Bal. d An. SIS TIN 7sh
Washington Gas IS. IS 50
Washington Gas ms lO5 105A
Wash. Ry. 4 El. As. 6s Ssh
Wash. Ry. Ell. g. NJ. IS " S7h
MISCELLANEOUS.
Riggs Realty So dong 30 -.
Riggs Realty SIS tshoru 81 -.
Wash. Mar. 5's. 1927. 81 80.
Wash. Mar. 6's, 1S47.. 80 $50.
w. ID. Cold Storage SIS " e.
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
Am. Tel & Tel. ll9n "
Capital Traction .... son s613
Washinton Gas ... Ia ish
n. Il W. Steamboat. 1855 -.
Wash. Ry. d FL, com. 80 -.
'Wash. Ky. d Elec., pfd. S4k Ook
NATIONAL BANE>.
American Nat, Bank. %. $50
Capilai Nat. BANK. 49,. JSo 200
Columbia Nat. Bank. IFS -.
Commercial Mat. Bank l3s 100
district Nat. Bank. les l7o
far. Il Mech. Nat. Bank. 22o 80.
Federal Nat. Bank. Ito $50
Liberty Nat. Bank. go. lz5 -.
Lincoln Nat. Bank. -. 40 ...
Nat. Metropolitan Bank. 40 ...
Riggs Nat. Bank. ..... 460 -.
Second Nat. Bank. las LOO
Washington ........... lSS 200
rRCSr COMfANi.
Amer. Sec. 4 Trust. -. $50 40
Continental Trust $500. - yS!a
Nat. Savings Il Trust. 2IO -.
Union Trust .......... lis 90.
Wash. Loan d Trust 270 200
SAVINGS BANk.
Commerce & Savings. lss -.
Last Wash. Say. Bk... l4n -.
Merchants bank. $50. l47
Sec. Saw. 4 Com. Bank EOS 23O
Seventh ST. Saw. Bk... Ice -.
Union Savings. ....... ia
Y. >. Saw. Bank. ..... rec -.
Washington Mech. go. 20 -.
FIRE INSURANCE..
Amer. Fire Ins. ..... 240 -.
Airing. Fire 1ns....... 10 90.
Corcoran Fire Insur. 100 -.
4 Ifeiiien are lns.... ~ %.
Nat. Union Fire lns... ~ -.
TITLE INSURANCE..
Col. Title 1nsur. ....... 6 60.
Real Estate Title ms. % 90.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Col. GRAPHIC com go. 2 !
Col. Graphophone pfd.. IL II
-. Z. PAPER Mig. Co.. rs -.
Mercn. Tran. d Storage 49,. ITO
Mergenthaier Linotype. l44's l45.
UIu Dutch Market com. 3 )
Old Dutch Market pr -.
.Lanston Monotype :. 20 Il
Security Storage ... 2I5 -.
Washington Market 3. 81 :.
'EX-dlvidend.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
UnitedStates ShippingBoa
INVITES OFFERS ON

is Steel Cargo Vessels, Steel Passenger and Cargo
Vessels, Steel Tankers, Steel Refrigerators, Ex-
German Cargo Vessels, Ex-German Passenger
and Cargo Vessels, Ex-German Sailers Concrete
Cargo and Tankers, Steel and Wood Ocean, Going
and Harbor Tugs
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Seeks Permission To
Extend Loan 3 Years
New York, New Haven and Hartford Applies
to I. c. C.. to Extend European
Loan Debentures
By HARRY CUSACK.

The New York New Haven and Hartford railroad has
submitted proposal the approval of the Interstate
Commerce Commission that, in lieu of paying off the
debentures of its European loan maturing April l, to
extend them for three years, that they will mature
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