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New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
FINANCIAL
ke0YgoniSGisoa Of
MISSOURI. KANSAS & TEXAS
RAiL.W WAY COMP ANY


Pursuant 90 the provisions OF the Plan and
Agreement Of Reorganization dated Noscm-
ber /. 1921. the undersigned Reorganization
Managers have made and published offers to
General Creditors OF ID Missouri. Kansas &
Texas Railway Company f2) The Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Railway Company OF Texas
sud go The Wichita Falls & Northwestern
Railway Company. and 10 the holders Of the
following bonds guaranteed by endorsement
by Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Corn
pany, viz. First Mortgage Five Per Gent.
Bonds OF Texas &, Oklahoma Railroad Gem.
Of The Sherman. Shreveport g. Southern
Railway Company. and First Mortgage Five
Per Cent. Bonds of The Beaumont & Great
Northern Railroad
Said offers arc on file with Colur1bie Trust
Company, Depositary, 60 Bre&away. New
York City, and copies thereof may be oh
tanned from said Deposjtary or Mercantile
Trust Company, Agent of said Depositary,
72f Locust Street, ST. Louis. Missouri.
or the undersigned.
On or before September Is. 1922. Gen.
efal Creditors should deposit assignments of
their eisirns with said Depositary or its said
Agent and holders OF said guaranteed bonds
saou!d deposit the same. in oeeonabfe form.
accompanied by al unpaid coupons with
said Depositary
Dated. New York, July 26, 1922.
]. & w. SELiGMAS & CO.,
HAtLeARTEa & Co.,
Reorganization Mdadoe,s
The time for the deposit of assignments
OF cisirns and guaranteed bords in accord.
ance with the offers referred to in the fore
going notice has been extended TO and
including OCTOBER Is. 1922.
& W. SEIIGMAs & Co,
HatLcARTEH & Co.
Reorganization Mnrc1rrs
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Files Bankruptcy Pesit;o,
Showing 81 .026.4GI y;.a..

a voluntary petition in banss 'ss
was fled yesterday in n.
States District Court by PAM = oaitei
want, of $50 Park Avenue on ! a.a sssrss
Mr. sturtevant, individually az AL Z
ghareholder with Judson r ssNs ~ =
and Emmett T. Baird, in til. BS,s 'ass
Conneautville, Pa. Ths l;ss.,s as q
amounted to s1,o2e,49t and ths hsS'''''
s4b2. 'N eos ASSES
~, The : petition ,,.ds alleges that Ii. a..
banking concern, but that m ~ IL
30 last. general assignment wss ssaassy
and the bank ceased TO opeyss. ,ss mad
the partnership was dissoivsS sts
liabilities. listed in the schednl.. Hs
sist Wholly Of deposit aecopnss cst,.
accounts, ali of which they ssel,.i H. = is.'
So far as they were able sss - h
we're listed by za7ne and sassaos % y
the books were turned over 10 81. aas
signee. 'ss a.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Business News
Marked Cain i'm Sales Volume
Reported TO N. Y. Reserve Bank
Export Trade Better,
association Declares

Export trade is picking up in
convincing manner, the American
Manufacturers Export Association
announces following the receipt of
replies to QUESTIONABLE sent to
members.
"The conclusions which we reach
from these letters" says the as
sociation, "are principally that or
ders cancelled during 1920 and 1921
are now being placed at current
market prices; also, that efforts
made in previous years to establish
the sale Of american goods in for
eign countries are. now bearing
fruit and the outlook is most re-
assuring, judged from present sales"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Recession i'm Buvi,1g

A recession in purchasing by retail
ers and jobbers is noted in this weeks
review Of merchandising activities by
the Credit Clearing House Buying de-
cllned 2.1 per cent on an average for
the country. The average was brought
down mainly by drop in purchasing
IN North and South agricultural sec
tions. The mountain section showed a
good gain compared to last week, and
other sections slight loss.
purchasing was figured at 6 per cent
oet5er than year ago and l5 per cent
under two years ago.
Indebtedness gained 6 per cent over
last week, was 6.7 per cent heavier than
last year and s per cent above two
years ago. Payment activity declined
IL per cent from last week and was
40 per cent under last year, and SO
per cent under two years ago.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Three Year Six Per Cent Gold Notes
Ius Ocfober 1000

These notes, payable by their terms on
Oct. /. 1922, at the oeAce or agency of the
company in the Borough of Manhattan
City OF New York. State of New York. will
he paid in New York at the Office Of the
Bankers Trust Company, 16 Wall Street or,
at the option Of the holder. In Boston at
the Office of The Merchants National BanN
2s State Street
The coupons payable by their terms Oct.
], 1892, at the office or agency OF the COM
pany In New York or in Boston, should be
separated from these notes before prosen-
tation for payment. These coupons will be
paid at either of said agencies
II. BLAIR SMITH Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

~ me saa FIRST nam name is that of the debtor.
when Judgment was filed aa'e
earrracioio. rra Anofr!o, or Anferio
people. etc; Sept 1s, 1920 IVA
samuel sssd' Levine Ine-r,,s 49, $4,000
shevell. assd1 % jacob May 81 1879, @ns, 2al.2o
small, iIeI nstherlNT n ls12 N,co,.. ,;. e2s.oo
Samuel niue iMaanGe,sde Mann Z Rrcs =. !. s,sss.s5
phiiiipsen nia p; GaMic sno; Sept l6. 1922 4e1ss
'''a 1''''sr'ss' s Inc; July 90, 1922 4ss.al
Nerenberg, Sarah and 4enrv--,
Regaai saS' Hld ieus GO o. 1Dsn 1ss2 49,, sssa.2a
Riehtsr. shas .u's Moses s. as2a ~ i So, sss 90
eals 20 we .,,.,........... 7s.41
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Commercial Credit

Demand for commercial money con-
tinues fair, although not as strong as
the business revival and crop moving
needs indicate. Money rates remain
firm, with slight advancing tendency.
Very little commercial paper now dis
counts at Az per cent. Even prime
paper is discounting at Az per cent,
with other paper ranging up to Az
per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on prime bankers accept
ances eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
More Testing by Silk Trades

Japanese raw silk reelers are pre-
pairing themselves for the day when
American silk manufacturers will buy
their raw product on specification, in
the opinion of W. F. Edwards of the
United States Testing Company, Inc,
who says that more than two-thirds OF
the testing machines manufactured by
that company for the mechanical test
ing of raw silk are being shipped to the
Orient
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
B. r. T. Net Gains

The report of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company for August showed
gross earnings@of s2,o57,72l, an increase
of $2oS,594 over August, 1921. The net
after taxes was sS28,857, an increase of
$41, ,427. The total income amounted
to s9s7,652, gain of $s7,763. The
surplus after charges was $269,O67, an
advance of $7O,3b3.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Derry Mortgage Filed
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

Special Dispatch TO Tie Trt5Nne
LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 28-A mort
gage for $4,oOOooO was entered this
afternoon in the Recorders Office in
favor of the New York Trust Com
rany against the D. G. Derry Com.
pany, silk manufacturer, which owns
several mills in this country. The
Derry Company to-day acquired the
Marietta Silk Mills, formerly owned
by the Ashley & Bailey Company, of
New York. for sum saii to be more
than 100000
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
New York Metal Market

Tin was quiet, with Straits quoted at
32ms2.s7ac; Straits shipments, 529
32.5oc; standard, S2G982.e2iac, and 90
per cent. s2.2g@32. SOC. Copper, quiet;
standard, spot. September and October,
f3.25M13e2tac, ard electrolytic, spot,
September and October, 13.62A lD14c.
Lead, firm; New York, spot, 6.bJ0l6. .7oc,
and East st. Louis, spot, 6.2006.40c.
Zinc, steady; New York, spot, 7.20c,
and East st. Louis, spot, G.S0c bid.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Columbia Gas and Electric

The report Of Che Columbia Gas and
Electric Company for August showed
gross earnings of $1,311 BAT, an in
crease of s2S5,036 over August, 1921.
The net operating earnings were $685.
$50, gain of $173,5S3. The eight
months ended August 81. 1922, showed
gross earnings of $12,O6I759, an in
crease Of s2,202,227 over the same
period last year. The net operating
earnings were s6,119,816, an advance Of
S1,419,9S6.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Percales Advanced

The turn" in the percale market
expected for some time, came vester,
day. Lawrence & CO., one of the
largest sellers, withdrew its lines. hay-
ing sold production to February /. At
the same time M. D. C. Borden g. Son
advanced prices one-half to three
quarters of cent yard. The 64x6o
lpeercales were advanced &c, and the
higher counts 12c. Large business had
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
DIVIDEND NOTICES
AnfERICAN plANn cn,,n,N.,.

43F FIFTH ANf.NUN II. NEW YORK
At meeting of the Board of Directors of
this company on Sept. 27th. l922 the 5sth
consecutive quarterly dividend OF s4 per cent
on the Preferred Stock was declared, payable
October list, 1922. TO stockholders Of record
Sept. 9th, 1872 Transfer hooks closed
Sept. 9th, 1922, at p NJ. and reopened on
October I'd. 1922. at 10 A. NJ.
The Board also declared a cash dividend of
u per cent on he Common Stock. payable
October list, 1872, to stockholders of record
Sept. 27th. 1922. Transfer books closed sept
?7ih, 1872 at r. NJ, and reopeneG on Octo-
her I'd. 1aa2 al 10 NJ
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
E,ouflon Metal Market

LONDON, Sept, 28.~ Standard copper
spot, e63 15s; futures, s54 15s Elec-
trolytic, SPOT, a71 i0a;+ futures, e72.
Tin, spot, e1sf IFS: futures, &162 ITS Sd.
Lead, spot, ga 15s; futures, s24 2s Sd.
Zinc, spot, a32 rs Cd; futures, s32.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
TnIRTy-TovRTH STREET

LV,''A Wv y NAFLN ~ VOMPANY
4ne Annual Meeting OF the StocI,holders
OF The Thrty-Fourth Street Crosstov.n
RAILWAY Company will be held at the offina
OF eo the Sompsny, No. l65 Broadway Room
3rd. 1922. at 1900 o'clock Noo1 fnr tSo
SECTION of Directors ana Inspectors Of
Election. and for the TRANSACTION of sncb
Q, her business as may be brought before
the meeting. "0'V'
II. NJ. FISHER, Secretary.
dated New YORK. Sept 2end 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
oTIs ELEVATOR COMPANY

zsth st, IIth Ave, n Y. c.
September 90 1921
The quarterly dividend Of $3.50 per share
on the Preferred Stock ard q dividend of
$500 per share on the CsosnEfon Stock Will
be paid October l6. 1922. to stockholders OF
record at the close OF business on SepSe.nbsr
50, 1922. Checks viii he mailed
p. II. PEPPER. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Is siness Troubles

Eastern Brass and Wood Tyne
20, lnc.-Same ...... 16a OK
ihternational Underwear Co. Inc.
7 same .;.....: .:............ 1885
Marin Gaa ~ inc'-rSame ...,. 1885
NationaI Movement Motion Pic
n ture Bureau. Inc-Same - 1sas5
norman Haynes Corp.-same iSss5
r.. p x prasu eM.o.,Same. 1895
otssaenson sa & Stevenson Co, Inc
santo 1 Domingo Hardwood Co., 1886
zoa vm1a1ne Wa.t me ............... 1s3.s5
Ward and AN nn,ss a'', nm tfnc,rsame 1885
"lilam Taylor Stearns Co, Inc.
Arvid snn ~. p; 1885
Arnold Graca Z. harris. 221, ,521.4O
A Y. Paintirs - ., Hustis 1882
oerg Corp. and Abe GottfriedI
GGanerai Gorn Motors Acceptance
Arrow RoN.sS. Soda Fountain Mfg Co aol-oo
benedict Mfg Co . ,os =,
AnIdresh5ia Inesb5hr Jehn e., cExcelsiIo5r 0''S7
Bender Murra "A = Nsiai. p ILL. ;....," l6o1s
barehmar rer Abram j - shapiro i4V0A
nrpmmer, n charles-i;isib,oj;sr - s.aao2s
Blytnbourne House & Home Build 'V'so
1ng. ng. Inc. Max Mankin and II
Coviliot' ili"Mipying Manvidg Nat & B'k of N 1880
Cole. Ghas D-Conron Bros Co. o7so so7 so
casa Del Rey Cigar Co, Inc A''
- UNIVERSAL Tobacco Machine Co $50 oo
Samuels . eoo ,o
corfrom Realty Corp I. Reder- '4S
consica maGner co ....... 1.lsss4
e. D1,ughty-New ,u Amsterdam
rhrast h1aastuaisy Corp ;..;....:....... 1900 90
SSnrist George Feuerlicht 5000
Sarne me ne .:...,............ 3S0.20
ccmbined Tarors. Cleaners & by '0'1V
eas' Inc-G l. Ford ........ G3s2u
DenIi,a paa,. peri s--W Wennick 4o423
an al
Eisenhers Ei1,henoeTg & ct al ,;;.....;. 1880
Gan. Lester B-Iabure Brosn s9sss sssse
Gottfrled. Felix-First Natl Baui,
or Port Chester n y...... s2s.7s
GGl.,en Gnes st5s Geo Ma T Schmidt - aa7so
talnmaT, VIM AW Frcden-
HsTsstoyi,z. e Harmon Lett sls.Ss
| rynr,s,, wssn J., hqfnnsT n , GO, Inc 1910
,fe hen-P Greenberg ct al. ..... ss12s
Hnker; Joseph E-Peerless Corset
Harry Leyser Co. lInc-Daniiieis :. '-'-'O
xrarr9i trumpet. Inc ....::...... 4s5.1o
International Cloak Mfg CO, Inc. i'fs3.'a
and and Abraham sheimbaum-s S
tassa1ar aana y ~, .1,soo.s7
skasselow Krams)--General
s.mssl sssP'aaes fsss Fr9ss 1895 1895
Iasa' Inndan' seyer.f sa;, Berger ct al. 3.o36.e1
don {s London. & Son)--Levy
paiIg psna,,;a. Go - se17o
1,ops1 psinting ngons &C. 49,. 5s42o
Lam Inc nsnortins g, ..;;.,., 1857 o5
r ~ anaex s pnnhghinE g. GO 4os.7o
McNesi Vd,,ia,v, in.Iisy, IaLy, INC. l,5l2.39
Maryland anS Hat e. 1n,.. x,,;, 1875
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Louisiana and North Western

The report Of The Louisiana Z North
Western Railroad for the quarter
ended June 80, showed operating reve-
nues of $523,514, expenses, s3OO,o43,
and taxes, $4,661, leaving operating in
come of $1SS,S09. Other income was
$5,147, interest on bonds was $2S,125,
and other deductions, sS,551, leaving
$157,28o as a balance to carry to sur
plus account
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
lAcxAvyAkNA STEEL COMPANY


IN order to arrange for distribution to
the stockholders OF Lackawanna Steel Com
pany of the consideration that will be re-
oetved for the sale and conveyance of it's
property and assets in accordance with tho
terms of the contract that was ratified and
approved at the special meeting Of the stock
holders held on September 49, 1922. the
books for the transfer Of the stock of this
Company VIII he closed at the close of busi-
ness on October .. 1922.
In Wow of the great amount or work
necessary in order to make such distribution
and the necessity Of giving to Bethlehem
Steel Corporation AZ the earliest possible date
.. list Of the stockholders entitled 10 receive
the stock of that Corporation which is to be
Issued as consideration for such sale and
conveyance, owners Of stock Of I.ackawanna
Steel COMPANY who have not already caused
the same to be transferred into their names
or the books Of the Company are respectfully
urged 10 do SO on or before October 5th. 1922
Dated September 29th 1922.
LACKAWANNA STEEL COMPANY.
by FRED f. GRAHAM, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29

been placed at the old prices, as it was
generally understood that the price of
the finished goods was too low RS COM
pared with the cost of the gray cloth
and that the advance was inevitable.
Guarantees against price changes for
sixty days were announced by Taylor,
Clapp g. Bell on blcached muslins,
cambrics and English long cloths.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK
9TH AVE, and 23RD ST

Now 4ofk. sept. 20, f022
The Beard of Directors have this day
declared quarterly dividend OF 80 upen
The capital stock of this bank. payable free
Of City and state tax on and after Sept
close OF business Sept. as. 1892.
a. w. SNOW. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
LOUISVILLE d NASHVILLE RAIIRoAD
COMPANY

1eIhpuTJFy IIFsI ana Reiunding MOrtgage
51aqe Gold isonds, Series -"
Notice Is hereby given that the Louisville
4 Nashville Railrosd Company VIII pay the
interest due October !, 1922 on said tenn
porary bonds on presentation thereof for
endorsement on and after October . 1922 al
the office OF the Company. No. II Broadway
In the City of New York -
The appropriate Income Tax certltieate
covering the October l. 1929, interest win
nave to accompany the bonds Tho Mortea Pc
securing the FIRST and Refunding Bonds does
not contain taX-free clause
W, j. MCDONALD. Assistant Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
THE FORTY SECOND STREET AMI
GRAND STREET FERRY RAIL
ROAD COMPANY

The Annual Meeting of thu Stockholdors
ct The Forty Second STREET and Grand
Street Ferry Railroad Go. win he held af
the onlce OF the Company. No 1868 Broad
way Groom 1000 New York CITY. ON
Tuesday. October Bird, 1922. at ls:00 o'clock
Noon, for tho election of Directors and In
spectors of Election and for the trans
action of such other business as soay he
brought before the meeting
II. NJ. FISHER Secretary.
Dated, New York, Sept 22nd 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
INTERNATIONAL pAPga coMpAssy

NeW York. Septenlhee q. 1872.
The Board OF Directors have declared a.
regular quarterly dividend OF ono and one
half per cent II Il ea) on the preferred capital
stock of this company, payable October 18th,
1872, TO preferred stockholders of record at
the close ef business October 10th 1879.
OWEN SHEPIERp. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
THE asrTrAr uANK

AZ r regular meeting OF the Hoard of
Directors OF this bank. held September elst,
1922, q quarterly dividend Of Ave par cent
was declared on thu capital stock payable
October End. 1892. to stockholders OF record
at tthe close of business September 25sh.
HuGH N. KIRKLAND. cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Dividends
Extra

The Quissett Mill OF New Bedford. de.
ciared an extra cash dividend Of $50
share on the common stock The dividend
is ayable to stockholders of record Septern
Der II SO far this year the mill had been
on an per cent dividend basis
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on
the Stock Exchange in which thers
were 10 transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29

PARIS, Sept. 28.-The week,v 80.
nent OF She Bank Of France show, nsas' !.
following changes in francs: 'as
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Bank of Germany Statemen,

BERLIN. Sept. 23.--The stste,nsre :.
the imperial banks Of Germany ~ y y
September % schows the foIlav4s,
charges in marks:
Iotsl com and oS14lon si.asst;s
1oIu ,I'll :, - -, - - ..--.- s3.s9
ton ics 80. -,,..-..--.-. 'ss7.ssfp,
ns notes OF oIIer nsnAs' fsissh
Bi.is OF e~cn ense and cnecks TI.sss, ,zlf.f6s
discounts ana treasury ellis. fls,sss,4sT.sN
AdyanceS t--..'-t-. '2so. .ss8es,
lnNtsthlFuts .'-.'.-.-+-... iss.siitF
Otner assets .-.-..-- fa.s05. ss,
Notes IN circulation h--.--.-. 1900. .3se, ,sss
DepoB'is -;;,-,,..-- --.-'.--...- t4.2ez.s5isB
~ ner Haniiitles -..---.-.- fi,ies.2ffeN
Iotai goId holdings --.-.--. t,oo4.ss3glr
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29

The proportion Of the bank,x -
20 liability this week is 1870 psy ess,.' sss.
last week it was 1881 per cent .sa'
discount, Z per cent. 'ae q
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29

terday. tho ffst narneN being that Of the
debtor
American Soitdiiied Alcohol Prod
aess Co, ine.--city Of y w.. sless
A. Epstein Novelty Co, Inc
safne .-,.... ........... 1896
lsiseaop ls.a Stenen lnc--,,-sane. 1885
Same ..-.....-.. Isass
! I,nshinan Gandy go. lne.--Sarne 1885
E.ngeh aaolPn---same ........t. 1896
sSieiaer, i.ouls--s ga me as.t.-.-+ 1e3sS5
t4lhFicEs AAEaslta E,--Salne ..-. 1885
= Iaa'sses. 5ati.es ht--SaaiIie 1886
Same II. 80; 1885
,,ssas Same ,,,e 49,, 1888
Same .................. ass.ss
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Judgments Filed

ie following judgments were filed yes
ag. tho first narneS being that of the
or:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Bank of England sta,sr.....

LONDON, Sept. 2s.-Tbo ~.
statement Of the Bank Of Ers'sav Ersssg
shows the following changes. '"klana
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Federal Reserve Banks

sHrNGToN Sept twelve Federal Rr.
It the close o business Sept. 2T follows:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-27
'HooDsVILLE

George Morris was visitor In
1aiFmeAt Thursday.
9. R, Martin local merchant,
made a business tfip to Falrment
Tuesday.
Lester Topthmap spent Tuesday
In Falrmopt,
Mrs, W. 2. Hddy spent wedass-
day IN Fairmont shopping
J. D ThoTne Of MecufdysVIlle
was q visitor IN Falrppat satuT,
Claude Michael Of shumans
Run spent Saturday In Fatrmout.
Paul Michael Of Hish Lawns
Hpent Thursday evening at the
home Of bis parents, Mr.. RAd MFs.
". Q. Michael.
Mrs. g., L, Mcclrpy and san
Harry Of Arretts Run were bust
ness visitors here Saturday,
Bsta Toothman was a visitor in
Fairmont Saturday.
Ross Floyd Of Chunks Run
spent Saturday In FaIEmont,
J, g, Michael was visitor In
Fairmont Saturday,
r. n. Straight OF Arrests Run
was Q visitor here Saturday morn,
Miss payne Morris was shpp,
ping in Baxter Saturday.
Fred Eddy Of Jaekes Run spent
Saturday evening In Fairmont.
Lester Toothman made q busi.
ness trip TO Baxter Saturday,
Roy Marble, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. BaEbe Of Grant Town
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-27
SEARCH FOR TUG
NOT YET G|VENUP
NO Hope Held Out for Mem.
bers of Crew After Finding
Of Frozen Body.

CLEVELAND. Dec. 27.--Al
though practically no hope Is held
out for the safety Of the tug Cor.
nell, search Of Lake Erie In an et'
fort to solve tho mystery sur
rounding the disappearance Of the
vessel was continued today. Find
ing OF a life boat containing the
i frozen body OF Michael Paytosh,
one Of the eight members Of the
crew, dispelled any belief that the
Cornell Is safe. The yawl and ita
contents were picked up yester.
day by the @, A, Gilmore, one Of
the tugs assisting IN the search,
ass she cruised In the regular
Buffalo course along the Cana,
dian Coast between Port colboTne
and Long Point.
A message received by the
Great Lakes Towing, Co., forlAsr
owners Of the Cornell, stated that
the crew Of the tug Charles A,
Potter saw what they believe was
the Cornell three miles off shore
between Ashtabula and Conneaut,
Ohio, Thursday night. This Is the
only record OF the Cornell having
been sighted since she left here
Thursday afternoon for Buffalo.
What happened TO the missing
craft after that Is purely specula,
tiop and conjecture.
The Gilmore and several other
tugs remused their search today.
H. B. Shaver, superintendent Of
the air mail flying field here, said
three planes would be dispatched
to Erie to fly over the lake be-
tween that point and Long Point,
Ontario, provided tugs are SO sta.
toned as to guarantee the safety
OF the aviators in the event Of a
forced landing.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-27
NulleE.

Notice is hereby giyen that at a
meeting % all The stockholders OF
the Flat Run Gas Coal GomplaiJ,
q corporation created ana ofgans
lied under the laws % the state II
West Virginia, held pt the law OF.
flee Of F. A. ortmRn, IA tho city
Of Pontiac. and state of Illinois. on
the 2oth day Of November. 4. D.
1922, at which meeting MI Of tia
capital stock Of said company wal
represented and voted IA favor of
the same the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved: First, That the Fla.
Run Gas Coal Company! IA corpora
ton created and organized undec
the laws Of the state OF West VII
GINA, does hereby discontinue busl.
ness as q corporation and surren.
dera to said state It's Charter and
Corporate Franchise. THE Board
Of Directors will proceed to con.
vert the property, ehpses In acticn
and all assets Of this Corporation
into cash, and pay on and discharge
all It's debts, liabilities and obliss
uoas; and after fully disehargine
all such debit. liabilities and obi
cations, divide the remainder
among ne stoekholdefB pro rata.
WIN their several holdings Of
stock, but no such payment shat
be made to any stool heldar tn.il
after the publication Of The notice
hereinafter provided: