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Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1922-08-03
Arrest Of 500 Demanded.

fittsburg.-The National Coal Asso-
ciatlon IN statement announcing
completion of "a sweeping, Impartial
Investigation" of the Herrin massacre,
ceciared that the leaders of the mob
We're known and that at least 500
members of the mob can be arrested
any time that Attorney General Brup.
Gage of Illinois gives the word" The
National Coal Association report sup
ports the contention Of the Illinois at
!orney geenral that the massacre was
he result of a weIl-laid conspiracy. :.
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1922-08-03
Cleveland Cuts Car Fare,

Cleveland. Ohio.-Street car fare on
all city street car lines will be 5 cents
instead of 6, Cleveland railway Off
Gals announced. A penny charge for
all transfers will continue in effect.
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1922-08-03
,. K. Till Their Fuse Blew Out,

Ineir meeting was mutual. She b.
ing Immediately attracted BY his mas.
netc personality. while he was no,
repeiled. for his lips soon made con.
tact with hers, and the sparkling srev
Intense. He proposed with lightning.
IKE precision. then they were united
Inelr friends were electrified. waspr
u shockinsa-K. z. Loafbourrvv n
Detroit FREE PrsA
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1922-08-03

But He Can't Go.
Headline-"Kaiser BustS to q
He can bust for aught we csj
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
seaboard Air Line As

1,tesflon--f recently purchased sa,,,s
sssancard s,s Air Line refuneing 4H of Iosa
~ "a. ptf,eierenee t,' TO the 6s of that COMPANY,
.r .cr the reason that considered then, iaf !, :
: ssf secured and In case of REORGANIZATION
h,ses ,,,e would stand better chance of be-
an .hia hiuissuroea' % Is my reasoning right
10 so"a Central As, 1851; would they likely
ta os disturbed In the event or reorganiza-
rn,a rsun ! figure thirty-year bond at tho
ehance than higher rate bond Of the
same company.--S. II.
Answer--In case of reorpan;zation
the coupon rate and maturity date of
bond are secondary to the nature
Oh the collateral securing the various
issues of bonds. Your reasoning on
the seaboard Air Line bonds does not
appear to go very deeply into the sub
lect' The consolidated SIS are at least
as well secured as the rsfunding 4s.
The 6s-s27.777, 900 outstanding in the
hands of the public-are secured bv
a first lien on 416 miles of road, The
as-S Sls,Sb0, 900 outstanding in the
nands OF the public-are secured hy
=, nrst mortgage on 278 miles, a second
lien on 563 miles and a third lien on
1855 miles. 1t is worth while noting
that the Is are additionally secured by
{. pledge of S36,661 900 of the refund
ing As. There is little to choose be-
tween the two issues and nothing to
indicate which would receive the bet
ter treatment in the event of q reor-
ganization. The Iowa Central 4s contain
substantial element of speculation,
due to the company's persistent fail
nre to earn fixed charges. Although
the amount outstanding is only
i,l56,o00-they are secured by first
lien lie on only thirty eight miles of road.
The 5o2 miles on which they are a sec
ond lien are pledged as first mortgage
security for the S7,650,o0o first 5s. If
there existed any assurance that the
hrst and refunding as would not be
disturbed by reorganization you
would not be able to get the bonds for
the low price now prevailing. That is
the element OF uncertainty that makes
the bonds speculative.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Cation Eases OF
Following a Rise
On Trade Reports
scattering Liquidation and
Renewed Hedging Leave
Final Prices Ill 10
liz Points Net Lower

Huflish reports from the domestic
..sSs yaarkatg and claims OF steadier
kssss hasis in the SoRth caused rallies
49,, ssss,n an opening decline In the cotton
ssss.ss4 Yesterday, but prices eased of
ssxin later under scattering liouida-
s;sa and renewed hedging. December
.srtyacts, which have sold up from
sysT 20 at.95, breke to 2T.6o and closed
80 = sha lowest, with the general market
ssrsiy steady at a net decline OF II
10 III points.
t,srfs which was partly responsible for
,ss eiosing decline. was probably promoted
- nervousness oyer the European sitsaa~
y ssau and political conditions In the Near
49, 49, ar the Weekend figures, but while
nssns ~ ,nsneared unfavorably with last year
ss,nrers' ssakinga showed an increase over
taS Sss - character Of the news reaching
ts,s frona Southern spot markets sug-
ysstsd that farmers 10 come Of the earlier
ssssssrs az the belt had already sold
sssnxh cottou to be more independent
snd snas onsrings were becoming lighter.
e yxiiI atlli be some tinae before ginning
lsnssss ia maximum. however, and the
<<s,,',e of buyers 20 follow the market up
nss aesrssssvety on advances doubtless
Insasc.s uncertainty as to whether all the
s.ton 1tkeig to become available within
sxs three or four weeks can be ah-
<ssd - above the 81 cents level. Private
sssyea from LSFerpool reported only a
s;ras dsuaad from tho Continent, but
10 shat lancashire spinaers were fair
ssysrs stocks of American cotton st the
segnfea British and Continental points
ssersd a decrease OF $4,000 bales for the
rxsrk. and are being drawn down at a
sate which suggests that they must soon
~ rspIenishad. Southern spot markets. as
asiciaily reported. were unchanged to 25
vents lower with sales ct the leading
Soints aggregating about $4,000 bales,
1rhs local market for spot cotton was
auet and 15 points lower at 21.S0c for
sfiddling no sales were reported.
Tne range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Country Produce

Butter-Receipts were 1913 packages.
Greamery, Gre higher aS than extras lb 4oA
seconds, a1M q sac; lower grades, soSpsic;
centralized cars, 90 score, 351s 436e: 50
score; Sc san s9sSs IS score: ssls a9s4c; IS to
Ale; hrsts, 340Ss1kc; seconds, s2@3S%e;
lower lower grades, soM @311ac; state dairy
&c; common to fair, 2sQs4c; ladies. cur
rent make, extra, Soh oslo; ifirsts 281a
g2oc; seconds, 27iac; lower grades, 20 q
use; NO. q 27c; lower grades. 24@ 26c.
Cheese--Reccipts Were $50 boxes New
York state flats. June specials, 230D23A O.;
average run 22gS21sc; fresh specials, 2Sc
Daisies, 22c; single Daisies, zee; Young
Americas, 2o4 @21c.
Eggs.Receipts were 1e.os5 gases. Fresh
ss sxtras dosen extra
ties, No. j. 2s@24c; No and poorer, 20 20
2Sa SSao checks poor to choice dry as@
to expiring dates. 30@31c; firsts, 2S@29c;
seconds and poorer, 2S Q27c; checks. local
neaqby 4oe paec eoas
other western. $o@ssc; New Jersey. hen
merry. whites. uncandIed, extras, 6eQ64c;
candled, 62@s4e; nearby and nearnysWest-
ern hennery- whites, average extras, seq
frsts, 45a sac; undergrades. 35@44c; pull
lets eggs, 3O@47c; Pacific Coast whites
extras. 65@56c extra frsts, 50@54c; frsts
44@49c; undergrades, 81 941c; mediums
SSQ 46c; pullets. 30G35c; other Western
and Southern, gathered whites 36@aSc;
nearby and nearby Western hennery
browns, 45Q48c.
Potatoes-Jersey cobblers. sack. s1.5O@
s1.6o; giants, 90eQ $1.10 No. 2, 60@65c;
Long Island, iss lbs. s2.2s@$34oc; 16O
lbs, $2Q$2.26; No. 2, SIG sl25; sweets
Jersey, bsk., 40c@Sl.25 Eastern Shore
bbl., soc @s2; North Carolina, s1.25@s1.s5i
Delaware and Maryland, bsB. 7bcQ$1.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Situation Abroad
Prompts Sharp
Wheat Advances
Traders Take Serious View
of Disturbances and the
General Market Closes
/ Sd TO Sc Net Higher

CHICAGO, Sept. Is. = War talk
prompted higher prices to-day for
wheat. The market closed strong, at
q to &c net gain. Corn finished "a to
1Ac up, and oats 5s@& to 1%c. In
provisions the outcome was unchanged
to 27c higher.
!. AT first wheat traders were inclined for
the most part to treat war possibilities light
~ as market factor, Liverpool quotations
opinions being expressed here that Euro
peans We're without funds to pay for
argumented supplies of foodstufs
Later. however, the rank and file of
dealers showed a disposition to take a
more serious view of the situation espe-
cially as to likelihood of an open breach
between great European powers Esti
mates that 100000 bushels of wheat had
been purchased for trans Atlantic ship
ment attracted notice in this connection
1t was further said that 5000, 900 bushels
OF United States hard winter wheat had
ooen sold 70 exporters this week and that
practically all Chicago owned wheat at
the seaboard the lakes had thus
been disposed of. An additional influence
tending to lift values was that the market
had been declining for four consecutive
days and that overseiing had attracted suf-
fcient volume to cause rally to be looked
for.
Corn and oats sympathized with the
wheat advance. Besides exporters were
after corn to moderate extent. Shorts
covered freely both in corn and oats
Strength in hogs and grain was reected
by the provision market. Packers bought
lard.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Days Dealings i'm Bonds


Having been called upon TO absorb
new bond issues of more than $780,
100000 within the week, the investment
market yesterday continued strong in
tone. although without appreciable adj
vanees in any divisions. 1t Is too early
yet to measure the success of bankers
IN their placement of these securities,
but preliminary indications are that
they have been firmly put away.
Whether similar sound absorption of
the crop of issues in immediate pros
pect car. be attained is a question that
cannot be answered before tho fact,
but bond men arc hopeful that the
good market will endure for consider
able time. Liberty bonds were not
particularly active yesterday, bet most
issues improved their position slightly
Otherwise, interest conferred on move
ments in individual corporation bonds,
largely upward and usually in indus
trial bonds.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Answer-Consolidated Machine Too
Stocks Found Among Papers

Question: am a resident of New York
State and regular reader of TIE Tribune
and of your valuable column. am writing
to ask If you will be kind enough to advise
me regarding the value Of the following
stocks. which wtre found among the pa :
pers Of my uncis. No II eertieats atod,s Of Of
Savannah Electric Company with Old
Colony Trust Company. Boston. dated July
G, 1921; No. 1898, five shares American
shares5, dated May 30. 1907, par $40 each.
Incorporated under laws OF United States
for District OF columhia,S No. 9ss, ten
Company of Ame.iea. Nashville, Tenn.
Paul Roberts presidents Oscar Mathsr
treasurer. dated August 20, 1919, shares So
par win appreciate any information that
this stock. Should like 70 know what It's
value Is, whether the stock is readily sale
able and where 1t has market,--W w
ii. NJ
Answer - Common stock Of the Sa-
vannah Electric Company is exchange
able, share for share, for common stock
of the Savannah Electric and Power
Company, which latter company topk
over the properties Of the Savannah
Electric Company under reorganiza-
tion plan. The Office Of the operating
company is in Savannah, Ga. The
American Teiegraphone went into re-
.ceivers' hands in January, 1921, and
there is little if any value to the stock.
Brokers dealing in unlisted securities
in this city report sales made, infre-
quently, around 25 cents a share. As
we have no record of the Independent
Life Insurance Company, we suggest
that you write the Secretary of State,
Nashville, Tenn, and ask IL the char
ter of the company is still in force.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

OTTAWA, Sept. is. The outssanss-
ing feature Of Canadian4 trade staeis-
ties for the fiscal year according To
she annual report Of she Department
of Trade and Commerce made public
To-day. was esayofsion cf an adverse
trade balance in i92; to d fvsorafic
haianee il 1929 During tire year ended
March 81, 1922, the baiance showed
S6.l22,eTT in Canada's fever. as easl-
trusted TO an ua8averahle balance sos
the prevloas flseal year cf So. 77ssa gsiis,
and for The pre-wsr year 1914 0f
Ste3 ,756. .7la.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

Southern Spot MaYket--Galveston STEADY,
IS points lower at 20.Sec; sales ALSO bales.
Gsw Orleans steady, unchanged at 2fc.
gales s.074 bales. Mobile steady. 13 points
loser at 2l.13e: GALES TAD bales. Savannah
steady, II points lower at 21.10e; sales 266
Sales Norfolk quiet, 3 points lower at
3liac; sales nil Augusta steady IS
poants lower at 21.13c: sales 500 bales.
Memphis steady. unchanged at 21.75c:
ssles /. TOO bales. Houston steady, is
Sonts lower at 20sBc; sales 14,2s2 bales.
Little Rock steady unchanged at 21c;
sales LIZA bales. Dallas steady, l5 points
iswer at 2o.S5c; sales 1892 bales. Mont
genieYy frms 25 points lower at 20.37c;
saies 270 bales. Fort Worth steady. IL
POINTS lower at 20.S5e; sales 7,911 bales.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Drug Company Stock Drops

Cluestion--Would you kindly give me a
little advice about Gilchri-t Drug Com
pany. The company started in February.
1919. and l bought 200 shares at $2.5o
share and they paid three or four
dividends, but have not received any
dividend for more than a year AS /
a poor working widow, ! would like
to get {. little information about them
as | nevGr haar from than. They are
not on the stock exchange Their office
Is at gao Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Let me know If they arc still In business.
Mrs. e. II.
Answerv-The market for Gilchrist
Drug Company stock is in Pittsburgh.
Sales have recently taken place at 20
cents a share. We have no other in
formation on operations OF the com
pany.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Stocks of Different Grades

Question--wil you please give mo your
opinion of Timken Roller Bearing Conn
pany Eastman Kodak Company, stock
about $40, American Car and Foundry
common, Pacific on? Also give your
opinion of Marland OIL DO you think the
latter worth holding? 1t was purchased
for $3.50 per share. exchanged for that on
the market at present; It's value is less
by exchange than the amount given in
the first place.-Miss F. B.
Answer--Of the stocks you mention
only Eastman Kodak and American
Car and Foundry common can be CON
sidered suitable for Investment pur-
poses. Pacific Oil is suitable for a
business man in position to assume
the risks involved, and Timken Roller
Bearing stock offers speculative pos
sibilities. Whether you should con-
tinue to hold Marland Oil stock de-
pends on your financial position and
willingness to speculate.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Investment
Information

Questions Of general infeYese TO ;,s-
pssfoTs will be cwsWared in this cell
ansn, ~ suhich case oniv initials aciii
90 i.sed. Others wiu be ans,pered bp
nsaal Address oil Inquiries. inotos-
,ng stamped, addressed enveiopo, to
Findnciat Editor, The Trsbune. rs1
Nassau Street, Neto York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Sugar and Coffee
Rasv Sugar Futurea

Weakness In raw SUGAR co,rI.o .,.,
veay unsatisfactory conditions existirw wy T.,
tnaneu s, ~ !, sugar. promoted heavy iiquidation
Al ~ active months into new low rrosna sas
s.insas aas.lshseo 70 g decline of S points and
about 41,ooo tons. Wall Street ana sngar ar
nousss sold, and much of the offeriSga ag a. o.
were absorbed by shorts. 0 oaeFihss
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

Z ..I0A
Rep Of Cuba
4 us i949
\ s3M
Rep of tfrug
So ieSg
/ .t0T
st OF Queens
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds

Joint Stock Land BANK
S. 1s61-l931 ..-..... .10oh 1925 47o
Joint Stock Land Bank
5As. sll ls5l-lgsl ,.l0sA 1851 4ss
s. losa,le2s. ss4 1904 4a5
Bank 5Ms, 1a51-l931, 1867 106h 46o
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5s. 193T-1940..... 99% 1o0% ATS
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5s. i951-1921. 1924 103M 458
CT licago Joint Stock Lard
Bank IS, I952'S2. .I03 l03h 45s
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
II, Hgure the praoiss vieid 81 bona I

IA figure TIRE prseiss vteid On bond L
is neNeFsAry To use Tiefd tables. Bsst NJ
approS mate yield can roughly ne 1gafAet
out by the following formula Dsyide tha
elossng auotesfor as bond tnfo the rate
Of the annuai retGfn M the bona Is seNsrg
heigw psT seu ms2St allow also for 9she
aplreriatinH Of the prfncigas To do this
subtract The isiagAet auosation from pa<.
lore maturity Fer exasapie II 4 S Epef
cent bond IL settling a. ae and has Ism
sears g run. she sfaaal rcfpra wfl3 be s,Gs
p@f cent The differences retMeen par ard
The rrarket price VIII. be 10 poipss sub
traeting 30 gfnm 100 Diyi8irE 10 poiu IS
BY ten wears tise quotatsou sili he / Tats
hggre ~ % ea added Ia s,Sss whieh liz the
annual return. and ssss rrsult 1855 n,sr
cent. viii siye yen the appf~ 'nase yiela.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
FINANCIAL
HENRY j. LEAKE. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND h0NDS
BY ADRIAN 81. MILLER & xpN

HENRY J. LEAKE. Auctioneer.
REGULAR ATCTEO% SALE
STOCKS AND HDNDS
BY ADRIAN 81. MILLER & SON,
oFFicF, 65 WILLIAM STREET
WEDNESDAY. sept. 20. 1899.
at 80 o'clock. ST the
EXCHANGE SALBEROpMe
NOS 1 ara js NESEY STREET
For account Of sham ~ may oonca7B;
ssl shs. lockwood a Co. prefd
~ shs. HockWopG a. 90. common
S5e shs. Tyesn & ca prefd
- shs. Hartman National Bank
~ sbs. Broadway Central gauk
30 shs. Albany a. SgSgsehanna g r.
200 shs. american Nickel Co
900 ahs. National Nassau Bank "a ffs-
irihutive dividend paid
200 shs Lucy Manufacturing Go "B-'
stock.
lo0 shs. savennah River Lumber Go.
Dtefd. Y. T. 4.
so siss savannah River Lumber CO.
common " T a.
2e shs. Ssnaeai Corpn Inc common
- sits. Hrown-Spin- " right Co sns
loo Rfs. caaldYeil- Wingats 20. common
5opOJ shs. Congress Cs5l 60
zoeep shs. Stellar Petroleum Co
$500 81. Georges Golf & Country ClDf, pel
Income h0nd
vi 900 huntngius Water Works ca Hunt
iHgton. y. y. 6 g Bnnds. Eati
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Bond Is Suitable

Queston-Through the Capital Service
Company l have been securing the under
writings Of the Fidelity Capital Corpora
tion, and at present l am holding ten
cumulative participating non-assessable
preferred and five non-voting common
stock of the Fidelity and one 5000 Consol-
idated Machine Tool Corporation bond.
and / would like your opinion and advice
on them.-H. H.
Answer Consolidated Machine Tool
rs, 1912, are frst mortgage bond on
property appraised at $7,455,000 and
may be considered d fairly good in
vestment. Capital Service units" are
quoted rs bid, offered at SIS, and we
consider these shares represent an in
terest in business that is speculative.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

Answer-We consider your present
holdings suitable and believe that
Netherlands 6s would make good ad-
dition to the list, but this issue is not
obtainable in pieces representing $500.
Francisco prior lien As, 1850, yielding
about 5.9 per cent to maturity.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Not in $500 Pieces

Question: am widow, past middle age
ana very much in need of disinterested ad-
vice on the securities which ] hold and
whieh represent most of my resources l
wlsh the highest return 1 can obtain, con-
sistent with safety. Canadian Northern
etss. Grand Trunk Railroad OF Canada SIS.
Minneapolis st, Paul &s Sault Ste Marie
hqutpment 6hs. United States OF Brazil
coffee security ms, Ohio Power Company
first and refunding rs, French TVS, Kansas
Gas and Electric IS, New York Telephone
IS, 1s41, and Sinclair Consolidated Oil rs.
| still have $500 for investment and have
neen told Kingdom of Netherlana 6s would
meet my reauirements.-Mrs T. W.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Standard Oil Companies
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

Att Lobos. 9ss s1aIMtn Pr cp lax l4is
do pf. :. 35 40 Mutual O. 10a[ 10%
Bran DIT s1ss sSAjs OK cn 3. 1o4s io%
Gulf Oil. $40 ESQ s OK Pr A I54s 1914
do new. SAX 5a1slSapul Ref So sJa
Merr O Cp 8 9is IWStQ&L.. 25 35
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
TIVE BANK or AMERICA

NeW York Clfy September q i11e.
At meeting OF the Directors AZ The baaE
Of America h2id 1lsis day a dividend ~ three
per cent was declared payabte Oetoaer 2
1922, 70 stockholders Of record AZ three
O'Clock p. "a. September q, 1872
CHARI.ES n CtlRIfA Cnahlar.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

Four full columns oj in-
t,esfnaenf questions and an-
sseers rcill be published in
The Tribune euery Sunday
and Monday. On csher daxs
one full column uiI appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

Coffee Futures
The range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Cofsonseed Oil

The market for cottoDseed oil was mod
erately active and prices were frnler on
covering as we'll as some new buying based
on the strength in lard and grain and on
Hight offers of crude oil inJ the South.
Profit taking sales resulted in a partial
;eaetion from the top, but final quotations
lhowed net gains OF 8 TO is points. Total
sales were 1880 barrels.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

VI stP & SSH ~
rs 1881 ore & Cal leS
3 .l0ass 50 tq27
NJ X g. r "a ,ansl
~ ~ 1899 or Ey e Nav
SIss 1885 e,,x
etfs OF depoai Ore shnrs
~ As 1929
n%W apl 9e g 80, sa4s
y Sat
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

.caiied for payment at Ios October Il
1924
1892,
tCalied for payment at 1914 October
Is, 1922
SCALED Nor payment At 1874 February
Is 1923
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

Liverpool Cables-Spot cotton, quiet and
Unchanged at 1924 for middling. Sales,
s0o8; American, 1000: importa. 1000:
none American. Futures were due to
III points lower: they opened quiet to
points lower and closed steady at to
points advance. Closing prices: Octo-
ber. 12s0d; December 1850; January,
ls33d; March. l2.25d; May, 12.f3,d; July,
ii9ad; Manchester: Yarns flrm; cloths
rood demand,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
~ ' - 1F9F = " = 9f7FIF'F :
242nd Dividend
BANK or
THE MANHATTAN COMPANY

New York, September 18th. 1922

New York, September 4th. 1922
The President and Directors Of the
Manhattan Company have this day
declared a quarterly dividend Of SIX
PER CENT. on the Capital stock Of
this Company, payable October 2nd.
1922, to stockholders Of record az
the close Of business, September
23rd, 1922.
The transfer books win not close.
OWEN r. PAINTER,
Vice President K Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

New York. Sc Ptefnber fath. fa9z
quarterly dividend II SIX Per Cent has
to-d day been dec red bv th!s hank. payahfs
on the 2nd day OF Oct0hcr next, 70 afatk-
I holders of record at the close OF bas5naaI
September eznd, 1879
c. r REGAIN. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Misc ellaneo GUS Mark e s
'ew York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and Registered forr,
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis-
Form, Rate Maturity Bid Ask ytela
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

New York arpfafnitcT iath 49,
diyis9nd of 5000 per HAsvei haR been
declared or the Capital Stock 81 fhIs Csui-
rsny, payable November 18Th 1892 - slRes
holders ~ record AZ the cioga OF business
October 26ih, 1922
J. n. FAST. Secretary.
The Keota news., 1922-06-16
PUDUc 11UOyUD oAl8

wHKRKAs, a..j..is y. H..sa:t. by 80 80
q ,rs,,. d:..d ASsl ! ~. .e.ss =. ~fssosSss ~
S.ia, s:s.. = ceisssSe. a.iy s.4,sSsd = II:
:s. Is:: 4 ':S ;s..: 81 :.ss Ga.ss, 81 3
ssss,e in shs cosssy os Weld. c"'3ssan.
A.sf q V:.s ali iES :! w = ssssies
HG HG 1Gxs:e,s x: J. sis.A ~ ,sse;ss ssse
.si:I "a .; 1sst .. :s1. 70 s.e.,: ,l:
:iis ala go Q! .r.ss ~ q. "a: a Y,,s
els sassks sissf iHs date lGssssS. ssA skieS
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