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New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
FINANCIAL
CHINESE REPUBLIC.
The Chinese Government So Rsor'
Eanization Gold Loan Of 1918.
RUSSIAN ISSUE.

7-h. foit.v,in~ IL a tranalation Of an an
nouncement made IN Paris By the Chi
ness ooyernmsni. under date Deeem-
with view 70 protecting the interests
Of holders % Bonds OF the Russian Issue
OF the Chinese Sc Reorganization Lean
fsis. the chineae Government has decided
10 have the Bonds OF the Ruaslan Issue or
this I,osn exchanged for new Bends Abso-
luteiy similar TO the old ones. except as %
colour, which wilt be green. The original
issue wlu thsnesforth Be cancelled.
The e1ehange of Bends VII taEs p,aos
-ue Boudreau Paris. The sxehanEe may
Be efected On or altar the December.
1874. Ia order 70 enable bondholders 70 col
lee,. without delay ,ss ,', sSgson due due is os
posdhoiders are Invited. IN their own
Interests, 70 forward their old Bends as
soon as possible. 10 the Russo Asiatlc
Bank. rue Boudreau; Paris. whose oniees
are at their disposal from to-day for this
In order 70 eject ths exchange, holders
should deposit at the same tinc aa their
Bonds. documents establishing their right.
as TO the origin Of such Bonds which must
not have formed part Of those seized In
Russia.
All Bonds d.posl,.d for ,hs purpose OF
coupons frOm No, IS aus LET January. is;s,
Inclusive.
In the even, OF An exchange Dot bslng
granted, the original nonds would Do re-
turned 20 the holders. but the accompany
Ing Cocumenis may be retained b. the
Russo -Aslatie Bank With a view 20 further
Investigation.
The examination % documents deposited
with the Bonds sent IN for exchange will
b undertaken by a representative of tho
Chinese Government conjointly with q rep
resentative OF the Russo Asiatic Bank who.
IN this connection. merely lends his assist
anee TO the Chinese Government
Holders OF Provisional Certificates are
also Invited 20 lodge their certificates
which will b. exchanged for dennitiys
Bouds bearing Coupon No. 70. due lat Jan.
uary. lsf3. and onwarda The question of
overdue coupons mot yet paid) will Be-
settled later. For this exchange, a charge
at the rate of two thiiiings and eta pence
per Certificate Of one Bond will BE- made
10 holders of Provisional Certificates
This notincation only applies to that
portion OF tho Reorganization Loan which
was issued IN Russia-4s.. 10 Bonds nuun-
bersd tsC,sts 70 7lSSks and 20 All Pro-
visional Certificates which hava not yet
been exchanged for dehnitivs Bonds.
Special notice Il given 20 the ereet that
Inclusive, coupons viii only be paid on
presentation II sams have been detached
TiiE CHINESE GOVERNMENT"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
High Activity in Output
And Sales of Pig Iron
Steel Operations in Pittsburgh
District as High ns 85 Per
Cent of Capacity

"The week has brought greater ac-
tivity in pig iron at Pittsburgh, with
sales Of 10000 tons, a continuance OF
the high rate Of pig iron production
throughout the country and a notable
reduction IN the accumulation Of fn-
ished steel at Pittsburgh district mills
as more cars have become available,
"The Iron Age" will say to-day.
"ln its decrease OF 1000 tons in
November the Steel Corporations total
OF untitled orders indicates what Is
10 be expected also In this last month
Of the year and in the case OF all steel
companies with the present remarkable
output. As high as IS per cent Of capac-
ity has been reached this week In the
Pittsburgh district, but there will be
some falling of in ingot production IN
the holiday season and the piling OF
a corresponding amount Of pig iron" ."
place shipments, and this means AZ
about the best rate in two years.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Inrestirnted Too Late

Ous-f.or--Wouid you pleaf@ b. fo SO,
and give me some Information ih iNs-.
to stocks / bought a stock Faiesin.n w, ~
rla a8ne Kendall stocks from k'hnai
produefr Corporation. 200 sixth Afenl'.
yaw YORK Ci;y. The party that bed ne
stocks FOR about three months p.lh aal
for them. He said that Fhe paid f.Yp an
Thar 10 was giving us The siocN for the
s1r.s pr,ce that che bought ihrm for. but
We found out in tho mean time lnht ~
bought them for $500 and sold them ior
the same amount and that the salesi'.n
made 1900 profit on sale. Wouln nN. -
know IN they are allowed tn make N-gl
on a $500 saie. aud a. thfFc DO way ~
which could get my money back -
have no faith in a concern Ike thnt.
Could you please give ne luulN lh."l lth
tion how ! could get my money BACK am
Il ID is good inv~f'ment or not az
A widow and could not AFFORD to lofe mr
money. have thirty shares ~ common
and twenty shares of preferred stock
Mrs. y. O.
Answer-we know Of no means Of
recovering your capital except through
civil action against the stock sales
man. Limitations on their prottf, N
they are selling shares Independently,
are fixed only by their conscience.
Your case illustrates the wisdom or
investigating before buying-n0t after
ward The Kendall Products Corpora
tion has discontinued IS stock selling
campaign direct 10 the public. we arc
informed, and now Is devoting It's at
tention 20 pushing its merchandising
campaign, which, Of course, is 20 be
commended Officials OF the company
are confident It's products will show
profitable returns. Although the de-
velCpment has not yet reached the
point where the shares can be re-
garded as suitable for investment. il
Is reasonable to assume that the out
look has improved. Plans are said 20
be under way for supporting the mar
kct for the company's shares among
dealers specializing in unlisted stocks.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
New York Central Railroad
Fails TO Increase Dividend

The failure Of the New York Central
directors yesterday TO increase the
dividend 10 6 per cent was considered
disappointing, particularly as the
Michigan Central declared an extra
dividend Of per cent, in addition 20
the regular semi-annual I per cent
distribution. In view Of the face that
other subsidiary lines have been put
ting money into the New York Central
treasury in the form OF increased or
extra dividends. IL was felt In the
financial district that the parent COM
pany was nov IN position 90 increase
It's own distribution 20 shareholders.
The action Of the board in declaring
the regular quarterly dividend OF Il.
per cent was reflected IN a net loss Of
! . points in the price Of the stock.
The range between the high and the
low for the session was 2il points.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
WoOlwOrth Company
Cuts ''GoOd VIII" Item
Reduced From s50,O00,000 To
100000, 900 by Appropria-
ton From Surplus

Directors Of the T. ". WOolworth
Company have approved the appropria-
tion of s20,000,000 Of the eompany's
profit and loss surplus to be applied 10
the reduction Of the good will" item
from s5O,000.000 10 s30,00O.000.
Good will" has been carried as an
asset in the eompany's balance sheet
at $5o,O00.Oo0 since It's formation, in
1912. Il is now stated 10 be the policy
OF the management TO amortize this
item by appropriation OF profit and loss
surplus until such time as all intangi-
bic value in good will" has been elm
mated. At present the tangible value
Of good will" consists Of leaseholds
valued at about si2,000,000.
Action Of the board In writing down
good will" was interpreted in the
financial district as eliminating the
possibility Of a common stock dividend
in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Extend Deposit Time

The protective committee. headed by
Richard Sutro, issued. a notice yester-
day 20 holders OF the Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad Company FIRST and re-
funding mortgage per cent gold
bonds, certificates Of deposit therefor
issued by Bankers Trust Company; de-
posit receipts therefor issued by Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company; Z per
cent cumulative adjustment mortgage
gold bonds. certificates OF deposit
therefor issued by Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, and certificates Of de-
posit or receipts therefor Of the
Eouitable Trust Company. announcing
that the time within which deposits
Of these securities may be made with
the committee has been extended 70
and including January 10 next The
American Exchange National Bank Is
the depositary Of the committee.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Stock Exchange Lisiings

Montana Power Company. ttA6o0 oddi-
tionai preferred stock eossisiing Of SO
can Steel Foundries. '1.677.zo0 additional
common stock consisting of li0.lee shares
Of par value of t11-35 ! = each. Packard
Motor Car Company. iii.Sss.i0o additional
shares % 80 par value. Tho Ohio Public
Service Company. b.leo.0oe nrsi mortgage
and refundiag u per cent gold bonds
000. 900 frsi mortgage and fefunding per
is9s is9;. '0'u '0"'' ' " ~ .
United states Realty and improvement
Company. Nosl. 400 of lts per cent cumu-
iatlve preferred stock cons sting 0f 40. ~ 4
shares Of soc par value. c0aun@ntai
Motors Corporation temporary c~rtncatet
for 800 oop shares ~ common stock with
0ui nominal or par value. Itnnesre
and refunding mortgage gold bonds, series
A. per cent. due June I. i9fI. Kingdom
u the NsiherlandF 7t.ooo.geo EpidfI- :
per cent hfty-ytar loan, 1879 a MnkinS
fund coupon bonds due March !. 1919.
California Petroleum Corporation. t4.-
zoo 900 additional par value per cent
cumulative preferred stock. consulting ~
s5.0eo shares of 800 paT value. National
surety Company fl.o9eeVg additional
capital stock. consisting q 10000 shares
~ ii6a phr value Sinclair Pipf Lac
Cofnpanv. s9s.oth.f00 'oi So tweuiy-ycaf
sinking fund s per cent sold bonds due
,i,si3.ieo additional of is psr cent
cumulative u0n-voiing prfferled stoct
e0adatinE ~ 1897 shGfft % flOo paf
vaiuc and t2s7.s.s 200 additional common
stock. consistins of is,si7.fss shares q
f2t par value
por,,nlon Iron and gieoi compzny. Ltd.
tf.Gfs. zoe Interim bonds currency series =
i.s consolidated mortgeF- thirfy-year
per cent s,nEinr fund coupon bcnaa, agf
september. 1888. The Alliance Realty
l'5fnpany. 100000 addiuon1i capital stock.
conaa;ing " 5000 shares of 500 pai
value American Bank S0ts Com psuy.
fifs.sEe additional conaiuon stoc1. cOnfisi-
ing 81 s.fsi shares % 80 par value
i'nt.1 stores Realty Corporation. 5000
esa fwc1tv-ytar por cent sinking fgna
deb, a;urs Eoid coupon bonds. due october
Msnau sirsF Company ss.ec0. 900 of i,'
~, moffsage twenty-yesr ~ per cent
sinking fp' sold tondr duo Aprsl J.
lSfg American Radiator Company. 81.
s1-.i-5 addi ionai common STOCK. consist
.ng 81 20. IS shafes ~ 80 psr talu
The Ma Department Stor-e. 30 .0o0. .oel
ccmmon siock, consisting - 10000 sharf'
of $50 par vaiuf. The Atlantic Bennlns
% onlclai not.rs % lssuarce az a stock
contiasnssi can COMPANY. sg.0oo.s 900 ad-
dilhnal : per cent cumulative preferred
pr value Of iioo each. Thu studebake'
Corporation. tf5.fo6.9te additional coulm0r
stock, consif;inE of i50.o0o shares o. fiof
par value Consolidated dat Company q
Eew York .ts1.2f- shares o. its common
stock without nominal or par value ir
exchange FOR i.ets.ifl shares of common
gfock of fft9 par value. iiiss0uri Pacifr
Railroad Company. u. sol go additl0na
principal amount of its arsi and fefundin
mortgage per cent sold bonds. series y
dee February :. 1919. The Chess pesks
a Ohio Railway COMPANY. sf2.ftstff
par snovnf OF its eii per cent cumulailtv,
rrsfsrrsd stgeh esries a, conlntinU u
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
gplItdorf Electrical

Question: read your Investment Infor-
nation column IN the daily Tribune with
much interest. ! would be pleased 20 have
YOU give me- what Information you can
about spiitdorf Electrical Company oi
New jersey, with common and preferred.
We have few shares OF this stock in our
family and ] would like 10 know what
the prospects are 81 fheir resumiag civi-
dends IN the near future.---c. H.'P.
Answer-The nature Of the business
Of tho Splitdorf Electrical Company
provided Il with large profits during
the war period, but latterly sales have
not provided the company with sufi-
cient profit 20 cover expenses. We
cannot attempt to predict how long
present conditions will continue. Your
holdings are speculative and your fnan-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Car LOadings Decrease
Decline OF II0,276 for Week
Ended December 2

Loading Of revenue freight on the
railroads OF the country totaled o4b,-
PIG cars for the week ended December
2. according 20 reports to the American
Railway Association. Owing largely TO
The Observance OF Thanksgiving Day on
November 80, this was reduction OF
ii0.276 ears, compared with the pre-
ceding week. Compared with the cor
responding week last year, hovoyer'
here was an increase Of lO3,370 cars.
Requisitions for freight cars over
and above the current supply totaled
1879 cars on November 80, according
20 additional reports 20 the American
Railway Association. This was a de-
crease Of 1871. compared with the
total on November %.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
HAYES Wheel Sales Heavy

The net sales of tho Hayes Wheel
Company FOR 1922 will exceed SO.
100000. according 10 a statement made
public yesterday. This compares With
Sll.535. .533 In 1921. The number Il
wheels that ..ll be- sold for the Same
period is placed at between 4.O00. .0Ol
and 100000. which compares with
2'2ss.264 in 1921 These figures rcp
resent an increase Of approximately
iOOOOO more wheels than have ever
been manufactured in q single year IN
the history Of the company.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
wnnld he sneeuIAtlnR

Question indy ten mc what yon ihlnH
ef Uvdrauiic steel ne on intr1imeni iur
fsv hnndrrt dollars ! have $1,000 % m.
vest. and of coursn. would ilhe ~ l~i- =
tffao ago I bought sunr Munson FufhltA. T
or panr stock Is lt alive ot dead ..
.sn,I worth holding or dcrtroyinf !
boughf this stoct. mT fret venture v.ihpu.
your advice. hnt 90 n.cs' "i ih"' -'1"
Tor vours "a ~
Answer-No dividend IA paid on The
shares OF Hydraulic steel and you
would be speculating, not investing
II YOU should buy shares Of this com
many. Although we are unable 20 OBJ
tain market on Munson Furniture
we would advise you not 20 destroy
your certificate.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Extra Payments for EMPLOYEES

Ihe Bank OF America directors yes
terday. in accordance with the banks
proiit-sharing plan, authorized the dis
trbution TO all employees Of an
amount equal 10 8 per cent Of their
salaries received IN 1922.
Bonbught 4 Co.. Inc. yesterday an
nounced Christmas bonus 10 men,
oers Of iis organization amounting %
per cent Of annual salaries not in
excess Of $1,000, and in addition a life
insurance policy varying with the
length Of service.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
BoNp NOTICE

GULF AND ufTr ISLAND RAILROAD
t1rs, Mortgnea nefandlAg Hpd TERMINAL
ruary \, tobf.
As provided ander Section Seven OF Arti-
eio Two OF the mortgaxo securing the lssus
u bonds above described. the undersigned.
a. Trustee. VIII receive sealed proposals.
Up 10 : ~ on January 4 ie3s. for the
the sinking Fund ecficlsnt 70 exhaust the
sum of sSt,l9soe conditional upon the
payment 20 the undersieued " that
amount on or bsfore January :. 1898. az
provided IN said mortgage
The Trustee reserves the rlsht 10 re5ec,
ahy OF AZ tenders IN whole or IN part.
THE NEW YORK TRUST COtPANr,
formerly New York Security and Trust
i3y A. c. DOWNING. Jr.
Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Doesn't Want to Speculate

Qusniior--PleBso answer IN your inycst-
iheni Information. f0r man With tspee
Ia sayings banks. $4,000 la the various
Liberty bond issues and f-.eee IN norway
Swiss and Qusensisnd bonds. please sug.
fsst = safe 1900 low coupon rate bond
uatuiing 1910 or 1915. . No desire %
gp~cuia.e bot would be content with :
over purchase price a. that umc.-ii. ".
Answer-Any Of the following bonds
would be suitable for your purpose
American Telephone bs. 1915, yielding
% per cent 70 maturity: Montana
Power o.. 1efS. yielding about 80 per
cent; General Electric debenture IS,
1882, yielding about . per cent. or
American Smelling IS, i931, yielding
about b.4 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
G. & A. Asks Security Issue

WASHINGTON. Dec. i3.-Reeeivers
OF the Chicago & Alton Railroad APP
Piled to-day TO the Interstate Com
meree Commission for authority 20
issue and sell 100000 in receivers
certificates. Expenditures made on the
road IN recent months and debts in
CURED just prior 10 reeeiversnip, the
application said, made the sale Of GER
tificates necessary.
The commission also authorized the
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad 10 issue
and sell S250,000 In equipment trust
certificates 20 finance the rebuilding Of
equipment.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
FINANCIAL
TAG ATcgIsog ropfKG AND sknrl \
RAILWAY COMPANY.


RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notice Of Redemption q KQulpment -
Notes. series Of 1924, 1873, 1875, lsii ~
ie2e, 1880. 1891. 1879. 1898. 1884 40 ". y,
of the aggregate principal anoani q =.
million eirht hundred and cfhr.i...,
thousand eight hundred dokar ~
800 .OOl issued under BqqigmlH ~
Agreement dated January =. iSlo, bsss, ss,
Walker -. Hin~s, Director 6eEif1. sI !. -, n. !.
roads. The Atchison. To1eka az .-s.s Z.
Railway COMPANY and Saafssg ~ -
pany of New York, ~ Iruate -. a
Notice IL hereby Eiven 70 2. as.,f..
Equiprlent Gold Notes. Sfriti 3 ~ ~
I3as. 1871, ills 1873. iiiA Do -
1873 1884 and 1885 Issued l1iH 80
ment Trust Agreement dated i----l y,
1920. between walker D. H,sA -.
General OF Railroads ~ c....r
Topeka ard Santa Ie RaitaY - - VI
and Guaranty Trust Comr,ny y 49,, ~. "a
az Trustee, that The Atehlson. le..-., ..'.-., n
santa Fe Raflway Company peiii,l,.'t y.
ire terms and provisions q - -, .-.,l
and of the above me1uonsl -, ~
Trust Agreement has elected % -,
redeem On Januafy is. ltis 80
sef1i-annual interest date, Al -. VI
or Guaranty Trus' compasy o. i,ss,,..t ~, Il
No. 40 BroadvaN. - th' nx.-rrl.
Manhattan, city and sltis ~ ,r.,.s lrri.
Trustee NuNNN $50 49, a.fH MA
ment, All OF said Eqgipment '.tt iiI
series of 1870 1875. 1875, lss.' ,t,e -
1890. 1891, 1914 i3il, isst aha ...,, !. b
under said Equipment Irvs, ~ =, "a "a
paying the principal amognl 2, if m
and accrued Interest % ~ >, 80, ID ,,
together uith a premium oi sA't' -
cent. OF the principaL 80. ,,,,,,f
Upon presentation q saia .'.sla ....a 80,
with the coupons maturing en -. n ~
ton date ard All EIhtequtnt sss ..-,,'.
said offlcs Of the laid Ifus.e, - -
iation. on or after Jana.f ". isrsitfr
principal amount of sad 30, ,,,,,r 70
with ne said accrued inine vi
January &C. isi.. and az 49, I f,riss
b paid 70 the psrsons enl-.,,- - rrs1.
the same. Under the terms y ~, Al 2
ment Trust Agreement intsis- ia ~
sad Notes will cease On Jll...,', 80
All Notes presented foT fsl'..,,. ~
be negotisbls IN form aud ts - i,iils
| ~ properly executed oNnefsni .,.s Ii
a. reauired by the Ftdefai
Ta- ard Rsguiatiols ~..,~f'
Datsd. New Yerk. New iof-'
i.irrr y n -1rcg1SoN TOPEKA ANp sA"' =
RAILWAY CONTAIN. -.....s
BY 2. c. DEMiNG. Assistant -
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

Questions Of general intsrefi 70 ~
rs1tors sriu Be- ansrersd in u e co..
vru. N ,ohich cdss oaly initials r.H
b. uscd. Others isiu Be ansicered .
mol. Address ou inqu4'ios, iHcios-
ing a siasnpcd, dddressed enrsloPe, %
Flnarc;ai Edaor, TAe Tribaas, ~
Nassau street, Neio York Cify.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Texas Co. Buys Oil Lands

The Texas Company. according 10 an
announcement yesterday, has pur-
chased full interest in 700 aeres and
half interest in ii2 acres in the light
oil district Of the new Smakeover field
in Arkansas The price was reported
as sl.50O.OOO. Of which $1,000 600 was
in cash and 100000 in deferred pay
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
n. RaItImOrs ( Ohio VilIallaase

OFFICE or TIE s.,.s., Is. - =,
Psitlmore. No. pee,tr,,..,s s,y 49,
Tn. Hoard of Director. tsi'n 'nss.sssnbsi 80 /,
for n the ak months end,. endias I, b. q.
isa2' from the nei esraln.t.', z, =, 5sr 90. (
psny. a dividend 81 I've y, ,S,onpspy,
he Preferred stock q shs 1890
ahie March I, 1898. % On. ~, ...' III JlIr'
record Al the close Of pus'D
IS. 1884. N, nat c'oss
C NJ. WOOifoi'D' -......-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, superyisins
Archltecf's Onlre. Washington. ID. c.
Dec :. iag..-SEALED PROPOSALS Will
le opened in this onice AZ p. IN, - ~,
fseg for furnishing and installing laundry
machinery az the L e. Veterans Hospital
Bronx. ~ y. Specifications may be OBJ
tained az this office or AZ the office Of the
superintendent OF Construction AZ Bronx.
a y. In tho discretion % the Supervising
Architect Jas a Wctmore. Acting super
ffrIra Architect
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Cuantanamo sngar Net LIN

The report Of the Guantanamo Sugar
Company for the year ended September
30. 1922, showed net profits Of siO6 .O63
after expenses and depreciation eauiva-
lent % S1A4 share earned on the
l,i23.0o0 per cent preferred stock
OF 500 par This compares with A
deheit Of S9iS,468 In the previous wear
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Receiver for Mich. United Rwy.

DETROIT, Dec. i3,--John s. Collins,
Of Jackson. general manager OF tho
Michigan United Railways, to-day was
named By Federal Judge Arthur J. Tut
tic as receiver for his company, fol-
lowing fling OF a petition FOR receiy-
ership bv the Commonwealth Power,
Railway and Light Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Joins HAYDEN. Stone & Co

Announcement was made yesterday
that Gerhard VI. Dahl. vice-prcsident ~
the Chase National Bank. would on
ef Hayden, stons & Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Linz forn RerkInr Girl


Tips for a RerkinE Girl
eJrsrtior-f am uorhinr Firi. blt hale
q - hurdrrd dollars &C. Invest in ne ntAi
future Please b. 90 49, as 90 site t'ee
s.tIr' ru vour good q Ice e. % nhita
a. a.. tsrt stock on borf % put u in.
th,rt railroads are good. but would rfcf..f
not a. pay above par. leave " to lol ~
rurFrsf anything stocks or bonds y .len
would b. safe. on have fpeoulntie .al-''
Miss ND. y.
Answer-Our only "tip" 10 working
girl is 20 disregard the prospect Of
appreciation offered In a stock or bono
and select chiefly and entirely with q
view 20 keeping principal safe. MIN
,hst in mind we would suggest nothing
les secure than 81. Louis-San fran-
cisco nrior lien 5iss. 1912. yielding
about 8 per cent; Canadian Northern
rs. 1910. yielding about 90 per cent
New York Telephone preferred or Ma
tional Lead preferred.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
DIVIDEND NOTICES
,,,TRIcAN cAN cONPANf.

PREFERRED STOCK. 49,
...-.sriv dividend Of one an. y .
...,.-- ,,sr cent has been deciafs, ..,s.l
g,lssss,ss gu.st,s.s stock Of this cgmp.ry, ~ =,
5s,aasy ind. 1919. % ,o,.,,..s,s
sshoti sbe close Of buslnes. ',..sll
ifth 1913. Transfer ooon -"
open. SheeA' MANI RI 'sNoN
secretary asd ffs''
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
10y. c,N cnNPANL

AMERItAN - tlt-ltI,s7l[
A quarterly diyioena :, s'eisfs1 g 4.
quarter per cent nAs ps,. - any. ttlt.
Common stock q tnN sioct holifn J., i,
February itth, isL'' ,asIssa S,s-.'.,,
sts9 sS'u tsst transfer te'hs -
open. Checks ma'i' RI istos..
s.crn..rg 80 - :
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
MEETINGS
NM NORTn AMERICAN BANI

TlIE NUNIII ANLhItAN INK
Notice j. hereby given that the Annual
for the election ~ Directors. and the
transaction of other business requiring
their attention. viii Oe held AZ the Bank.
January ath 1895. between the hour. Of
aud 4. 81
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
KEILY.spRINeFIEiO TIRE y

A ouarteriy dividend q es' ~ li,.
any cent? (ti.tol per se1 ths ~
Per Cent. Preferred stoe~ ssbis ii.',,
many has been declared ,,eesrt 4 y
Il 1878. 10 stockholdeis " M. ili.
close OF businss. p,se,. .. ,s.,,9'rIllrRLAe,.....,
{. p. bTEWAht-s0' - sscis'''
N,w York. December S. i,.- -~-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Investment Information

elsl condition should determine wheth
er or not you can afford TO hold &C.
guilty Of this class.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
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DIVIDEND NO. III
A QuaFtefiy dividahd Of lNo fo.'ars Per
share vii ~ said February ibih 5:3,
90 stockholders 81 stccf1 1t TIE closo of
bu1lnsss Jsaufry 1fef. 1874
j. y. kANg. sscftsary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

Four full columns Of iH-
resfment questions and an
ucers ,oiH be published in
The Tribune erery Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one full column ioiH appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
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