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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30

the summer Mrs. Wright studied voice
under an eastern teacher of note who
was there for n time.
Society Personals
Mr. j. b. Spragins who, with Mrs.
Spragins has been spending the sum
mer in California, returned home Sun
day While on the return trip Mrs. Spra-
gins had the misfortune to sustain a
broken ankle and on that account de-
cided to remain in Colorado for few
weeks longer.
Mrs john Easley went to Oklahoma
City yesterday for a short visit with
relatives and friends. She expects to
return Thursday.
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Mr and Mrs. W. ]. Skipworth and
family left this morning for motor
trip in Texas where they viii visit rel
atives at different points They expect
to be away about two weeks.
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Miss Maud Williams of 1873 ID street
northwest. has returned from a three
months visit with her sister, Mrs. w
s Kistler and family in Salina. Kan
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Mrs. J. \. Lloyd and two daughters
Geraldine and Martha Louise. are ex
pected to arrive Thursday from Colum
brs, Ohio. where they have been spend
| ing the summer with relatives. Mr.
Lloyd is manager of the Daily Press
They will reside at 4O3 Eighth ave
nue., southwest.
I. I: =.
Mrs. Mary L. Schiff arrived today
from Fort Worth to visit for tim,
with her daughters, Mrs. A. Ii. Palmer
and Mrs e. +. Fenner.
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The Misses Frances and IneZ Ter
rell have returned from near Duncan
where thny have been spending th'
summer with their grandmother anC
father, Mr.. w. p. Terrell. Miss France!
is much improved after an illness o
several weeks.
Mrs. S. Schwartz OF Los Angeles, Cal.
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. +. NJ. Adams. Third avenue ant
@ street, southwest. during the sum
mer left Sunday to return home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Alexander an,
daughter. are expected to return tC
morrow from short motor trip to Dal
las They reside at S02 West Broadway
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Mr.. and Mrs Roy Banks entcrtaine
their guess, Mrs. jerome Zumwalt an
Mrs Ed Walker with a swimming part
ard picnic supper at sulphur on Sur
day evening
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30
CITY BRIEFS

G A. Ramsey who returned from Col
orado Saturday is confined at the Won
Keller hospital. Mr.. Ramsey return
ed feeling unwell and thought 1t best
TO take immediate treatment before he
became worse. His condition was re-
ported favorable this morning.
A. d. Davis. prominent business mar
and mberchant of Fox was transact
ing business in Ardmore Tuesday.
Elmore McCauley of Lone Grove was
in the city today on business. Mr.. Nc
Cauley reports conditions very dry
about Lone Grove and rain badly needed
All defendants whose cases will be
term have been warned by the county
attorney to appear in person at the
district court room Wednesday after
noon, September at 2 O'Clock to enter
their plea.
by the local observer was maximum, 96
degrees, minimum last night So degrees.
Accompanying Senator Harreld here
next Saturday when he is TO address
q mass meeting Of citizens interested
in farming will be an expert from the
United States department OF agricul1'
ture and one of the heads of a depart
ment of the state A. & NJ. college at
saltwater.
Guy Arnold of Springer left Tuesday
for Springer New Mexico, in response
10 a telegram apprising him of tht
serious illness of his father, j. NJ. Ar
mold. who has been in New Mexico for
some time on account Of his health.
DR.. f.. c. Harlow is installing new
electrical devices in his shop, among
the latest is an electric welder said to
be the first of its kind in this section
OF the state.
Ben Coe OF Wilson. prominent con
tractor was transacting business at the
county engineers office Wednesday.
Work on the new seed house in con
nection with the Choctaw Oil mill is
progressing rapidly and will be ready
for this years business according &c
local officials. The old seed house was
completely destroyed by fire last De
cember.
W. l.. Couch. who operates a garag;
on North Mill street. receive notict
today that an uncle, C. w, Young, o
Tulsa. had been shot and killed In {
difficulty Tuesday afternoon. No de
tails Of the tragedy were given.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30
FORD WILL CLOSE ALL
UNITS ON SEPTEMBER 16

DETROIT. Mich.-Unless the Ford
Motor Company received coal from an
unexpected source, 1t will close all its
manufacturing departments in the De
tro.t district September 16. This state
ment was made at Mr.. Ford's offices
Tuesday. ir answer to a rumor In cir.
culatlon in Detroit and elsewhere to
the effect that a way had been found
out of the company's fuel problems.
When they heard report to the ef-
feet that the federal fuel committee
was considering steps to provide coal
for the Fcrd company at the normal
price, sources close to Mr.. Ford assert
ed they had not been officially advised
with regard to the matter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30

Jackie" a William Fox photopla s
from the novel by Countess Barcynska
starring Shirley Mason, will be the at.
traction at the Princess theater Wed
nesday.. The dainty Fox star is pre-.
sented in the role of little Russian
waif in England. dreaming of a bril-
liant career oil the stage as she dancec
to the music of a hand organ in the
streets of London. The screen version
vas prepared by Dorothy Yost who
has made close study of Miss Mason
special attainments. Jack Ford direct
ed the production.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30
Western Trim Enjoyed

Mrs r, l. Wright and daughter. vii.
lis Marie. have returned from an ex.
tended western trip. when they visited
points In western Texas, New Mexico,
and old Mexico, where they attended
the yearly Indian pow WOW of the va
uui tribe near Juatcz. Mrs. Wright also
visited her parents on the Bosuue Bell
ranch. north of III Paso. At FL Paso
she visited n sister and sang at the
smelter Broadcasting station there,
which In one OF the highest broadcast
ing stations. while In El Paso during
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30
aIHEA,I!RESa aIl:'!,!,E!!Sa
AdelpllOs

The story Of THE Trap" lie Uni
yersal-Jewell which comes to the Ad-
elphos theatre Thursday for a run Of
two days, was especially written with
the peculiar accomplishments of Lon
Chaney in mind. 1t is a powerful
story of the northern woods in which
CLANCY as Gaspard, a French Cana.
dia trapper, presents a study in char
acter that ranks with Silas Mariner,
Eliot's classic
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30
To Take Law Course

Mrs. Ada ID. Pierce OF l0s r street
southwest, member Of the national
committee OF the American Legion aux.
by her small son, willis. to reside In
Norman where she will take three
years course In law.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30
Liberty.

A picture presenting Mitchell Lewis
in Code of the Yukon at the Liberty
lheater Thursday.
Code of the Yukon is story OF
French Canadian prespector. Jean Du
bois. whose aim in life is to find the
man, who wronged his sister
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30

The "Lobes" s00.ton steamer, re.
Gently Travelled 6527 nautical miles. the
journey occupying 20 days. without
stopping the engines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-30

According to statistics OF suicides
In the United States the day on which
most of self.destruction are committed,
is Monday.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
so, 900 Cotton Workers
Suffer 20 p. e. Pay Cut

BOSTON. Feb. 2.-Cotton manuiac-
turers employing approximately $4,000
operatives in Now Hampshire, Massa-
chusetts and Maine to-day notified
their employees Of wage cuts amount
ing in most cases to 20 per cent. ef-
fcctivc February t3 New Hampshire
plants also gave notice Of an increase
from forty eight to fifty-four hours
In the weekly working schedule.
The announcement brought northern
New England manufacturers into line
with those of Rhode Island and Con-
necticut who recently put lower wage
schedules into effect.
Several strikes have followed the re-
ductions in the latter states. The I'M
portant centers at Fall River, New
Bedford and Lawrence were not af-
fected by the days announcements and
only two Of the mills at Lowell had
announced the cut to-day.
The principal centers involved were
Manchester. n. H., with virtually all
the rest of thc cotton mills in that
state following the lead of the Amos
keag and Stark mills, and Lewiston, Me.
Some 1900 workers are employed in
the two mills named and the Lewiston
plants employ 16 600
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
State Chamber
Opposes Bonus
For Ex-Soldiers
Sectional Representation on
Reserve Board Also Is
Condemned; Favors Bill
10 Regulate AlI Unions

Resolutions opposing enactment OF
soldier bonus legislation and con-
dcmning farmer or other sectional
representation on the Federal Reserve
Board were adopted yesterday by the
Chamber Of Commerce of the State of
New York at its regular monthly
meeting. The chamber indorscd sun
port of the Boy Scout movement and
reform Of the present system of park
administration in the city, and APP
proved IN substance the draft of n blll
to prevent strikes and lOckouts.
a feature Of the meeting was the
adoption Of a minute commemorative
the death Of A. Barton Hepburn. who
served two terms as president Of the
chamber. In connection with this ac-
ton brief attributes were paid to Mr..
Hcpburn's memory by Alfred E. Mar
ling, A former president Of the cham
bcr Otto II. Kahn, of Kuhn, Loeb e.
Co., and Thomas W. Lamont, Of J. r.
Morgan & Co.
The resolution relating to the bonus
eX-scrvice men. presented by Irving T..
Bush, chairman Of the executive com
mlttee. specifically approved the stand
or Secretary of tho Treasury Mellon in
ms letter to Representative Fordnev
and urged that action should be de-
laycd at least until such time as the
nerves of commerce have recovered
from the shock from which they are
now sutfcring.'
The executive committee WAS An
thor'zed to arrange for the introduce
tion in the State Legislature OF a bill
providing for reorganization of the
State Industrial Commission and the
regulation and supervision of unions
or all other voluntary associations
formed to influence rates and wages
or their members. The report, con
tanning the draft of a bill. was the
seqncl of program initiated last
March following the inaugural address
of Governor Nathan l.. Miller.
The bill as proposed does not compel
them to incorporate, but does permit
them to be sued through the service of
process upon the officers of The labor
organization. The notice of strike. the
measure provides, must be filed with
the Industrial Commission fourteen
days before action. All strike votes
would be supervised and all unions un-
der tho bill would have TO file a COPY
OF their constitution or charter or ar
tlclcs of association with the state
board.
Chester S. Lord chancellor Of the
State Board of Regents, who was the
principal guest Of the day. outlined the
functions OF that organization, tracing
IT'S origin from tho days of Alexander
Hamilton and John Jay. Other reprc-
senatvcs Of the board also attended in
connection with the award of Junior
and senior credentials to the nine sue
cessful candidates in the commercial
examlnations held by the chamber un
der the terms Of the Hepburn founda
TON aimed at promoting American
forciG trade.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Seaboard Air Line Will
Improve Its Rolling Stock
incorporates Subsidiary to Pur-
chase and Reconstruct
Equipment

Tho Seaboa,d AR Line Railway. ac-
cord'nG to an announcement ycstc rday
by s. Davies Wartield. president, has
taken steps to relieve tho condition in
which it's rolling stock was returned
from Federal control by Incorporating
tho Seaboard Bay Line Company. This
concern. capitalized at 81 500 900 paid
IN from the resources Of the Seaboard
and It's subsidiary. the Baltimore
Steam Packet Company. will provide
tho means for purchasing and recon
struc'lug cars and equipment.
Mr.. Wartcld asserted that over 5000
cars. or so per cent of the Seaboard's
freight car ownership. were returned
by tho Government unfit for use, and
tha. little progress has been made With
the Railroad Administration in reccC-
milton OF this condition.
The now company VIII issue and
has arranged to place Sa,600000 tif-
tccn-ycar 6 per cent equipment trust
certificates at par. The proceeds, to-
ccthcr with other resources. will be
used to pay for 5000 of the 5000 bad
order freight cars to be immediately
rebuilt by the Chickasaw Car e. Ship
building Company, located along the
Seaboard at Birmingham. Ala; l.75O
now steel under frame freight cars;
twenty-five Mlkado locomotives near
ing completion by the American Loco
motive Company. and two twin n-screw.
combination passenger and freight
steamers from Pusey & Jones Com
pany. Wilmington. for the Baltimore
Steam Packet Company for use between
Baltimore and Norfolk.
The Seaboard, because of its bad
order equipment, Mr.. Warfield de
clarcd has been compelled to pay over
81 100000 annually for the use Of for
oior ears
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Hudson & Manhattan
Earnings Show Gain
Back Interest Of ] Per Cent
OFT Adjustment Income Bonds
Is Declared

The Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
Company reported net operating in
come before charges for December Of
S421,1l7 compared with s415,6s2 in De-
cenlber, 1920, and an income for the
twelve months ended December 81 Of
S4.il3.4S5. against s3,760,S in the pre-
ccdng period.
In 1920 the road was closed on &C
count OF a strike from April 10 to 19,
only partly operating to May 6. when
full operation was resumed. Balance.
after charges, including cumulative ad-
Justment income bonds amounting to
Sl37 925 a month, totaled sS3.5S1 in De
cember, compared with S65.OS6 in De-
ccmber. 1920. For the twelve months
the balance was 1881 .S2A. against a
deficit of S33t.193 in the preceding
period.
The directors voted an interest pay
ment of 3 3'2 per cent on the adjustment
income per cent bonds. which in
cuded the regular pig per cent dis
bursement and per cent back interest.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
2 LOcomobile Receivers
Named for n. Y. District

Judge Julian W. Mack, in the United
States District Court, yesterday ar-
pointed Elmer H. Havens, of Bridgeport.
Conn. ard Edwin A. Travis, Of this
city, anclllary receivers in this district
for the Locomoble Company, auto man
ulacturers, with Offices at Is West
Si%ty-irst Street, with joint bond Of
100000 Bankruptcy proceedings we're
instituted against the Locomobile Com
pany in Connecticut and Colonel Hav-
ems was one OF the receivers appoint
ed there.
The assets in this district are est.
mated at s2OO,o00 The papers at
tached to the petition for receivers
place the assets of the company at
S4,750,000 exclusive of certain real
estate, upon which no value is placed.
The assets consist of cash. $1,000 900;
plant, equipment and machinery, 81.
100000; raw material, 81 100000; fin
ished cars, sS00,000; accessories and
supplies. 100000; used cars and
trucks. 100000; trucks. $4,000; bod
les. $4,000, and investments. $4,000;
Liabilities arc not given. but the ale
CATION is made that the company Is
insolvcnt
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Reserve SYSTEMS
Ratio Declines Il
Point During Week
Bill Holdings Increase in
New York Bank and Local
Figures Drop Sharply:
Loss in Total Reserves

Expansion of deposit liabilities,
coupled with slackcning in the dc
cline of bill holdings and tho contrac-
tson Of circulation, was chiefly rcspon-
s'he for decrease Of point. from
80 TO rs per cent. in tho combined
ratio of The twelve Federal Reserve
hanks, shown IN the statement Of con
Gition issued yesterday. The rcvcrsion
of tho earlier tendencies was even
more pronounced in the case of the
New York Federal Reserve Bank
where oifi hoid.'g1 increased and cir
culation also mounted. As consc
quencc N" ~a-Io locally dropped from
500 to S4.S per cent.
Total reserves Of the system con-
'nucd their slow gain. advancing
roughly. So 100000. Gold holdings in
creased more than $1,000. 900. Re
discounts Of bills secured by govern
mout obligations rose from $35792l.-
coo TO $361, l61 600 and bills purchased
m the omen market from SS2,709 900 to
500 900. These increases were
more than Offset by a decline OF almost
$4,000. 900 in rcdscounts of CONNER
c'al bills. the aggregate Of which fell
70 sa76.65l 600 There was rise in
al classiicatjons of deposit liabilities.
The total moving up from Sits, ,797 900
20 Sl.s40. 10000. Circulation dimin-
shed less than $4,000 600
The New York banks statement
registered loss in aggregate reserves
from s11S0, S67 900 to $l.13s. .O6O. 900,
chiefly owing TO shift in the gold
settlement fund. Rcdscounts of com
'nercial bills declined almost 50 100000.
but an upward adjustment in the other
categories advarcsd the total holdings
Of bills from s1%s,527 900 to S155.772.
600. Total dopcsiss climbed from s712.~
90 600 to So. ,.S2s 900 and circulation
from s605, ,cS2 0o;' to s6l4.O20,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
FINANCIAL
TINAECEAL
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Three and 0ne-HaIf Per Cent.
Mortgage Bonds

Notice Is herebs given that. p1-=uan: te
the provision OF Article Nine O. he uot
gage. dated August !, 1922. from ths
Company 70 the United States Trust Com
pany OF New York. Trustee. this COMPANY
mas set par. out Of the net income derived
10y l. from the lines OF railroad thersia
n1ortgased the sum of Twenty So thou-
sand dollars. and that bonds issued under
said mortgage viii be redeemed herewith
Bids are hereby invited fo- the surrender
of such bonds prices 70 be named o. TIE
bidders. to the amount OF So. 9a+5i IN tnt
Sinking Fund.
such bids should be presented 20 this
Company at its office. 1s5 B-osdFsy, ciy
Of New York, on or before March !. 1871.
at twelve clock noon. and should BE-
endorsed Bids for Surrender of Central
Pacific Railway Company Thrss and One
Half Per Cent Bonds
CENTRAL Pacific RAILWAY co.
By c l. KING SecrssaTr
Dated January -. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Beneficial Loan Disbursement

The general board of the Beneficial
Loan Society yesterday declared a 5
per cent profit-sharing dividend for the
year 1921, payable February 10, to hold
ers Of its 6 per cent gold debenture
bonds. Holders Of these bonds, dated
January |, 1914. arc entitled to at least
one third of the net profits. in add-
ton to the per cent bond interest.
Profit sharing heretofore paid was
per cent for 1914, per cent for 1915,
and per cent for 1916 and each sue
ceeding year.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Tha. Tss,s
the annual meeting OF the StccthI.ursrly
of the Gilbert Storage Co. Inc ueU,arsss
known by the name of the Harlem " a' .hsr
Warehouse Company will be held a. H. 'I fhs
office. 2ll East Tooth street. on rr,"Tp, . II.
l7th day of February. ls22 e. ~ york
for the purpose of electng four t4' ,ea ~" in
tors for the ensuing year and TWO next
spectors of election to serve al a,,on sn Of
annual meeting. and for the transsIv be
such other business as may props,." will
brought before said meeting. fc'i'
remain open for one hour. ..rv
NJ : TOMiINSON, SecretAi'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was weak. with Straits quoted at
30.5Od32371ac; Straits shipments.
3o.5Oa Bic: standard. 500 &c, and 90
per cent at 30.5oG 31.75. Copper dull
and weak; standard spot, February and
March, 13 asked. and clectrolytic spot,
February and March, 1922 asked.
Lead dull; New York spot 4.65M4 4.75c.
and East st. Louis spot, 4.350 4.45c.
and zinc dull; New York spot, 4S5, and
East ST. Louis spot, 4.45Ml455c.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
To the Stock holders of
j SCENCER TIK\EE aOMrANY.

Notics is hereby given that the annu'
ineetirg Of tire stockholders OF Spenc..
Turner Comp VIII be held A. the on'eI.'
of the Company. IS Worth Street, BorousD
of Manhattan. city Of NY York. on ".
l7th day of February. les.. at 10 30 cio.S .'sS
in the forenoon for the purpose of eiee,ias
4 Board Of Directors. iwo insps tors OF ess' es.
tlon to serve al the next annual meeiips.
receiving and acting upon the reports - :.
the officers and for ths transaction OF s,..'
other business as shall properly cofne "
fore the meeting
New York, February 1Ycc
T \ LINCOLN Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF

TO THE STUCNNOLDEF.S ~
r. u. SUFFER- COMPANY. IN.
meeting Of the steckholders or l.. d. sui
ZER COMPANY INC VIII be held al attn y.
office of the company. No 60 West Tsx s,s,,
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. CITY o' ,sss .ss
at 70 o'clock noon. TO vote upon the prepo'
sition to change the name OF the cospo = =
ion from its present name. 70 WI: - n
Sultzer Company, Inc. to the hanie to-
SultZer Henderson Com psny. Inc. ana =.
the transaction OF such other business -
may lawfully come before the nssths'
Dated. January 25. 1879
President
ADA DAGWELi-.
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Great Northern lmprycmenis

SEATTLE, Feb 2.--More than 81 ,OOU,-
600 will be spent by the Great North
ern Railway Company in double track
ing two stretches of its main line in
eastern Washington under contracts
recently let. l.. c. Gilman, executive
vice president of the road. announced
to-day. The work will begin within the
next three weeks.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
THE NEW YORK AND HA"A
RAILROAD COMPANY

New York, Januar! ...o,ders -, q
this Sesn Company win be held a, the 0'ge' Ie tn
the Company. 4ss Lexington Avepasf dsy cf Fsbru
City of New York on the 1Stn dso sor y tho pur-
pose o. 5 Of Of considering and acting upon mIVd and
relating to the traction lines .Ss U"Ncit city 4
operated by the Company in tns
NC" f Z. F. STEPHENSON. secr'''H.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Ecompsny
holders of The New York Ed,sonh sns he ssnsuint
for the election of Trustees fos 'su s,,ch othsf
year and for the transact'on ,s ~ before ~
meeting meeting viii be held at the ofnSs 1,S Sired
Company. Irving Place and tli.s1il il, tseh
New York City Tuesday, fepruS''
AZ - WALTER y ALI NEuMULLER. secr''@''
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE Il. r. GOODRICU 20,

THE B. r. GOODRICH COMPANY
AT a meeting of the Board of Directors
of this Company held on January 25. 1922
dividend of s1.75 per share on the out
standing preferred stock of this Company
was declared. payable April J. 1922 to
holders OF record az the close of business
March % 1922
THE b. f. GOODRICH COMPANY.
+ C..
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
WILLIAM CRANP & SONS SHIP ANp
ENGINE BUILDING COMPANY
Sinking Eund Mi iae

Tidslitv Trust Com PAM, formerly ~.
Fidelity Insurance. Trust and safe D~posi,
Company. Trustee under Mortgage OF IN.
William Cramp & Sons shin and Ensin-
Building Company. dated March J. 1929. u,
vites tenders or proposals for bonds issM1
under said Mort gage to be surr rendered ~
redemption: proposals 10 De opened az
awards made on February 2e. 1e9-, a. u
o clock m.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
trustee.
So5-Sst Chestnut ST Philadelphia fA
Wm. p. Gest. President
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
JEFFERSON 4 CLEARFIELD
ltAAI

a dividend OF Two and One half Dollars
w SOD per share has been declared on the
Preferred Stock OF this Company, payable
February 10. 1922. to stockholders Of record
February s. 1922
GEoRGa H cLuNE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Form. Rate. Maturity. Bid. Ask Yield

,.a.I.,, 19'l, OF: ,..''s lsa1 1o''4 4s7
,..a., lsss, op. ls21 ...:.,;:: s74 ss'4 4ss
=, lsas, s cp, ls23 3..... ~. ss'4 4ss
1887. op. lo22.......... o.. asf, 4s+
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5 ias. 1851. op. 81 1872 104i. sos
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Sank 5s, 1893 op. 1924 9oia ga $40
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5s. 1898, op 1925 ao1, oa1. 5l2
New York State Bonds
Issued in coupon and registered form. not
interchangea bic. Coupon bonds registerable
Security Rate Due Eid ASKED Yield
Canal and Highway 5s.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03

The PROPORTION OF the banks reserve
to liability this week is 1910; last week
II was 1928 per cent. Rate Of discount,
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Bank of France Statement

PARIS. Feb. 2.-Thc weekly state
ment of the Bank Of France shows the
following changes, in francs: