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The New York herald., 1922-12-05
NORFOLK & WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
lITIIEI NIUI 7 7 NEL bIII
DI.IIn InADI.LAn ID.

Bnlladelphia, Ia.
To the holders of Norfolk x Western Rail
way Company Equipment Gold Notes.
Equipment Trust No. 81, due January IS,
1925, to January is, 1885. inclusive.
Notice IS hereby given, as provided IN
Article Thirteenth Of the Agreement dated
January -. 1920. between Walker q. Hlner,
Director General OF Railroads, Norfolk &
Western Railway Company and Guaranty
Trust Company OF New York, Trustee, dssiB-
mated Equipment Trust Agreement.
Equipment Trust No. 81" that the Norfolk
&: Western Railway Company has elected 20
pay and redeem on January Is. 1923. all o.
its outstanding Equipment Gold Notes ts-
sued hereunder, TO Wit Notes maturing
from January 10, 1924 TO January 49,, 800,
inclusive, and bearing numbers 1878 10 1885,
1887 70 22ei. 1896 20 2753. 27S5 70 s2l2. 32i4
10 GSS5 all INCLUSIVE, for 81 900. each, and
Di 10 DO, III 10 EI0. FL 20 FLO and Gl
20 Gi0, all Inclusive. for sio0.. each, at
1886 OK par, and accrued interest.
Holders Of the above Notes are requested
20 present them for payment on or after
January Is, 1928. at the Trust Departmeng
OF the Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York. $40 Broadway. New York City.
After January IS. 1923. interest on tho
Notes VIII cease. and the coupons maturing
after said date win become null and void.
Coupons due January Is. 1923. should be
detached and presented for payment IN the
usual manner
v. II. ALDEN. vies-Prssidsat.
Dated November I. 1927.
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New York Municipal Bonds.

Sherwood 6 Mortified are offering an
issue of $4,000 OF Z per cent bouds OF
the City of Niagara Falls y. Y. at
par and interest 10 yield por cent.
The bonds are dated November 1. 1929.
and d-e from 1898 10 1916. They are
wholly exempt from income taxation in
the State OF New York ard from Federal
income taxes. The s"me hos a.-o Is
Offering, 100000 of 4is per cent. sewer
extension bonds 4 tho village % Priar-
cllf Manor y. y, az prices 10 yield a.95
per cent.
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New Texas Issues.

Taylor. Ew"rt & Co Inc. are Offering
an issue OF $4,000 3 Il per cent road
bonds of road district No. /. Fort Rend
county. Texas. raturinE ser'nily March
I. 1928. 10 March I. 1862. The 1924 TO
1887 maturities are being offered on n
$40 per cent. basis and the 1888 10 1862
maturitics on $50 pcr cent. basis. The
bonds are exempt from Federal income
taxes. Tho same bankers are Offering
$50 000 per cent. direct obli alton
bonds Of Levee Improvement. district
No. j. Henderson county. Texas. matur-
INK seriallv April 10, 1924, TO Anrii 10,
1862. at price to yield 5.75 per cent.
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Expect Foreign bond Offerings.

With a slightly better investment de-
mand In sight bankers arc preppring
several Issues OF new bonds for the
market These new loans are mostly
obligations OF domestic public utility and
industrial rpcrations but 1t IS believed
uiat az least orc large foreign issue
probably the Dutch last indies loan
viii be offered before the turn OF the
year. II y understood that tho Belgi~n
Congo loan will be offered az soon as the
market is ripe for IT, Estimates e tie
aniount OF tho new Belgian loan range
as high rs $50, 900.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENT

The first name IS that OF the debtor the
second that OF the creditor and date when
judgment was filed
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LARGE SHIPMENTS
PULL WHEAT DOWN
Chicago Prices OFF 1-8 to 1c.
a Bushel at Close-Corn
and Oats Irregular.

CHICAGO, Dec with world ship
ments OF wheat the largest since 1920
and with 100000 bushels increase
shown in the amount of wheat on
ocean passage values had a down
ward tendency to-day In the wheat mar
ket here.A Closing quotations were un-
settled at isc TO lc net decline. with
May S1.15ai TO s1.15B and July $1.071a.
Corn finished 1ac. off to shade ad-
vance. oats unchanged to 1c. down and
provisions unchanged to a setback Of
20c
In addition TO big world shipments and
the decided enlargement of the aggre-
gate afloat &c was deemed significant
that primary receipts Of wheat in this
country were mc~a than double those OF
q year ago. Besides. weakness In the
New York stock market led to consid-
erable selling of wheat here. and so like
wise did apparent slowness OF domestic
milling inquiry. Uneasiness, however,
over reports OF further rain in Ar9en-
tina ana as to strained diplomatic con-
ditions IN Europe acted somewhat as a
check on the wheat bears.
Slight rallies during late dealings in
wheat were ascribed more or less TO an
unexpected falling off in the United
States visible supply total Talk was
also current of move In Australia to
restrict exports and TO provide reserve
against droughts. About the same time
too there was evidence Of some buying
here for houses with export connections.
on the other hand notice was taken that
France had ordered 10 per cent. admix-
ture OF rice with wheat flour after De-
cember Is.
Corn and oats were influenced by the
weakness OF wheat. Rural holders,
nevertheless, showed no general dspo-
tion TO soil.
Provisions sagsed with hogs and
grain.
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To the Holders Of The New York Central and
Hudson River railroad Companys Three
aud One Hah Per Cent. Gold Bonds, Lake
shore Collateral, and The New York Cen >
trail Railroad Ccmpany's Four Per Cent.
Consolidation Mortgage Gold Bonds.
series 4:
Cleveland. ohio. November 20, ie7s.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that the UNDER
signNN william II. Elmendorf. has resigned
as individual trustee under the indsnture of
mortgage dated January -. 1915 made by
The Sew York Central Railroad Company 20
Bankers Trust Company and William II.
Eimerdorf IS Trustees, securing the above
mentioned bonds by q lien on the railroad
formerly ~ The Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway Company and other prop
orty. such resignation % take effect Janu
AIRY I, 1923.
WILLIAM n. ELMENpoRP.
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nergcn COUNTY oncrinx.

Lamport, BARKER & Jennings. inc.
are Offering a new Issue OF ss0s Oo0
Bergen county. y. j.. ro"d. hridge and
hospital ~ per cent gold bonds. due
scrialiy $4,000 December. 1923 TO 1870
and 500 600 December. tstt. at prices
20 Yield 4.25 per cent. The bonds are
exempt from eli Federal income taxes
and are legal investment for savings
New Jersey.
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U. S. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANkRtPTCy.

Petitions IN bankruptcy filed yesterday In
the United states District Court we're:
ZuRA TEPPER. clothing. % lIestor street,
Involuntary petition, on complaint Of Mar
si45; y. Levine. ti7s. Benjamin p. stein
htrg is attorney for petitioners
NORRIS WETTz. clothing. 693 Broadway
involuntary petition. on complaint of Mae
fcinstein $32S, Gertrude MelAs. xgGH, Bet
~ L. Levy. $500. Liabilities arc estimated
~ $4,000: assets. s.. 900. Sha ,no & Wein-
rib are attorneys for petitioners.
SAN RERCOWfTI. INC, leather trimmings,
complaint OF Henrietta Ruchman. with ~
claim OF $40 Samuel ". HabermRn Is at
torney for petitioner.
ApOLPH STREET, furrier. 92s Southern
Boulevard. The Bronx Involuntary peti
ton. on complaint 81 Michael feibow. with
n claim OF $500. Liabilities are estimated
~ 5000. assets. sia0o. Ialkin Cohan
are attorneys for petitioner.
WEISS YOUNG, Louis y weiss and Julius
. Young. clothing, 1850 Broadway-In-
voluntary petition on complaint 0f Tip Top
Clothcy. Inc. sls.i: Coldstein, Siree' Co.
Inc. $3.50: Zeefnan Bros. $50. Liabilities
Hyman Rushel Is attorney for petitioners.
EIgIN MOTOR DISTRIBUTING co. INC.
$40 West ,Fifty-nlnt street Involuntary
petition. on complaint of New York and
bile Tires Co.. INC, 1888 Harry g. Michasls
Co. sH6S. Liabilities are estimated ~
$4,000; assets. 81 600. Bennett NJ Blumen-
cf.EMFSs len 4. KRXciIr. ssic-man. TuoAa.
assets. $500. Ioul- 'Eiias L. attorney.
HERMAN a. DfEHB. - West Twenty-tnird
streoi-Noluntarv petition Liabilities. Si3.-
PaftfNE srRArfss. bakery md iunchroor,.
1901 81 Nicholas avenue voluntary ptu-
. ton: liabilities ss.iio. no assets. Samuel
a ..s.a la a
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Ask nids ON Cuban Loan.

Official invitation has been iss''ed for
bids on nm external loan of $4,000 GOO
by the Cuban Cabinet The bonds, It is
understood. VIII run for thirty wears
and VIII bear interest at rate no. more
than "a per cent. a / per cent. .ax on
gross sales witt provide for the interest.
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North Carolina 4 1-2s.

\ block OF 4is per cent. highway
bonds of the state OF North Carolina Is
being offered by Eastman. Dillon & Co.
at prices TO Yield 4.30 rer cent. Thov
are dated January l. 1922. and due J'iy
], 1851 to 1884. and are legal investment
for savings banks and trust funds in
New York,
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pnmrNps AND INTEREST.
AMERICAS CAN COMPANY.
Rrcfef-red .TarL

quarterly dividend Of one and three.
quarters per cent. has been declared on the
I-rAferred stock % this Company, payab.s
Janusrv end 1928. 20 stockhodcfs OF reco-i
% tho close of business December i5th 1899.
transfer Books viii remain open. Cheeks
mailed.
~ II. IsMoN. see-etary 6 Treasu.si.
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Chicago Il /,
gen 3ile 1
Chicago Rwy.
81 H6GT
Chi r 1 pt

3d.. So
Chi Union str
IS - 1903
2..... ae%
It4t - r. . -
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CHICAGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.

NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT-No. I Northern spring. siS0js
NO. red. 81 32A: No. hard. Sl.3iA; No.
Manitoba. 81 .2Tts No. 2 naked, sl.1Gls C. /. T.
track New York.
CORN-No. . yellow and No. white
York.
OATs-No. white. 53lac.; No. s white.
52izc. No. white. 51c. fancy clipped
white. o5Eay6isc. ordinary clipped white,
52lsah3isc.. all elevatorl
KYE--No. 2 Westernf oslo. e. 0. b. and
a,c G. l. {. New York export.
BARJEY-Malting, s3as5c. c. iAf. Now
York
BUCkwHEAT-Aneric s2.io nominal;
CANADIAN. ". nominal, per 100 lbs.
HAS-No. I. Sefa25 No. o S22a24: no g.
S20a22: shipping, $Isaia per ton.
sIRAW-No. rye, $23a$2t per ton.
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fLrrrroxs ANp MEETINGS.
NoTfcE on NETTING

Tho annual election OF Directors % tbs
Equitable Life Assurance Society of The
United States will be held ~ tho offiae %
the Society. Noom oi1. Eluitshis Bvtdinr
100 broadway. lu the Bor0urh-of Manhattan,
Citv. County and state % New York
Wednesday. December g. iN12. at 30 o'tlocy
A. ~ THE pole " iil he opened 90 10 o'cigc
o'Nocs tn The afternoon ct that day, a.
vhirh time they wiu be closed. Such othe'
business witi be transacted az mes --~stlf
be brought before the meeting
WILLIAM ALEXANDER. secretsry.
Nan NorN. Nov. mher %. lnG2.
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Se,,sprint MIL Issue.

A bond issue OF StS.0oo,0o0 Tor the
construction Of 800 ton daily news rint
pl"nt in Newfo"ndland will be g'aran-
teed. half and half. by tho British, and
Newfoundland governments.
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARaNcEs.
BUxI<ER OIL PRICE CUT.

The Standard Oil Company Of New
Jersey has cur the price of bunker fuel
oil 10 cents barrel TO s1.45 at the
Bayonne terminal The Iighterage
charge is II Genus a barrel, making the
New York price si.5fh.
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rnE pELNMARr 4 MIpsoN CoMrANY.

Rev York, Nov. -. 1872
A quarterly dividend of TWO AND ONE
QUARTER fgMss) FER CENT on tho cap,
i'ei stock of thl1 COMPANY VIII bs paid q.
the office Of the Company. 80 Nassau Street.
IN this city. on and after Wednesday. Dec. 20.
business to-day.
Ijy order u The Board on Manarors.
W. ~. DAVIES. areaslrcr.
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q MYERS TOBACCO co.

So. Louis NO, Sov -. 1922
A dividend ~ one and three quarters pcr
cent. tiATi has been declared on the Pre-
fc-gsd stock % Llerctt & Myers Tobacco
Co pany, payable Jan. LIST. 1928. 20 stoct-
holders of record al tho ciose of business
Dec. 18TH, 1922 Checks win be mailed
7. r. ANDERSON. Treasnrer.
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y q n tFET7 II ~
cit Is 1913
!. ....... so
Am >Ag Chem
Tlaa 1871
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rHT GUARDIAN IITE INSURANCE CoM
IANN or AM-liIlA

Tna annual ciectlcn of Directors c' th't
comp1ny Wlu be- held a. its principal office.
Nc. 20 Uuiou Square. ln the city og NaF
Yort on Wednesday. the 18th day o. Deem
ae.. iQ-c. from ~ A. M 90 p. M
r. a. ciOECKE. Secratcrf
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AsIERiCAN can COMPANY.

A quarteriy dividend of one and cne-cua..
ter per cent. has been declared On the Com.
mon stock ~ Tits Companr, payable Fetrc'
airy 18Th, 1928. 90 Stockholders % record g.
the close uf business January 5ist. 1927.
Transfer Books win remain open. Cheeks
mailed.
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r soearo'e .rre rnla.s
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roxnnN WOOL AI.cIInN.

r.ONInN. Zee. Tho offerines of The
v0bl .iou salsa -dcr au;0ftpt O. VI ffS
haira was NGrirf sejrCt lo. i1d ~
grodaz were readily SOLD o. unchanged prices.
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UNITED STATES rRs-wAa BONDS.

Bid. ASKS. Bid. Ask
% r 30. i02M io3s< p ] A., q, ec o.
n 80. ~ % u a., '35. p2 25
p "a 'S6l02is lpSi.irofC as 'G5 9s 100
r. Or Gt. .Nl N3ia 'lfw fe, 4l.a.15 i.
g4 3s tor Niys.sisi. A A., 'og.fTJ
Iiela
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RECEIVERS IN DANNRrPTcy.

Receivers IN bankruptct appointed yestar
day IN Tho United states plst-i~' Court were.
COHEN. I.EsfiINStcN q ITSVENEE-.-rudga
AN Hand appointed Earl H. Barns re.
cciver for Louis Cohen. Ieoac Leshinsigy
md Nathan Zenveutr. restaurant. 30 West
Twen'v-'hird street. with hnrt NJ $1,000
iaNuifies are estimated ct $4,000. assets
AZ OnO a
cur EDGE TRot-sERs CO.. INc.-rs~e
Hand appnointed Julian iartridge receiver
Tor cil. Edge Truusers 10. Inc. - East
seventeenth street. with bore II 81 .O0n
r'nNul'ies arc estimated at $4,000; assets.
$1,000
sTsNnARn FURNITURE co.-Judre Hand
appointed william James receiver for Sam
uel KaDlau and Abraham I.eavitt. 81 West
i27th street. with bond Of 80 0oo. Liahit-
~ nON
siDfILs WmiTz- Judge Julian W Ma .,
appointed Aaron Waid receiver for Morra.
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METALS.

LONDON. Dec. 4.-Foliowlng arc the clos
ing metal quotations:
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Park Utah Mining Co.

salt lake city, Utah.
"A quarterly dividend OF per share hnt
rccu declared payable December a. 1890 fu
stocknofders uL reccrd December "a, 1872.
Dee. T. 1922. Geo. ". Lamborne. Pres.
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rxronrS fRoM WV YORK

Experts from NeN Work Yesterday Wnea
~. fst hUefe'f fl4H 1'N rnrtf. 'orif.
-Sa lceNeis. LARD. fttt.Nl tearI lHiat Az
Is oil. 21i 700 salons.
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weltz. clothing. 5aS broadway, with bond
OF 50 800. Liabilities are estimated al
e24, 600; assets, 5000.
UNGEF. & SCHOENWA Hand ap-
pointed Maurice Smith receiver for Philip
Cnger and Jacob Schoenwald, jewelry, 100
East Fourteenth street with bond OF $1,000.
Liabilities arc estimated at $1,000: assets
$1,000.
SIDNEY WALI.NER-Judgs Hand appointed
Richard O. Smith receiyer for Sidney Wall
ner. silks and beads. iS0 Fifth avenue,
with bond OF 81 900. Liabilities are est-
mated at $1,000: assets. $780,
SAM BERCOWITZ, INC.-Judge Mack ap
pointed David Parts receiver for Sam
Bercowitz, leather trimmings, f27 Greene
street, with bond of 81 800. Liabilities are
estimated at So 900; assets 81, 900.
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coRp.-sehllf Iewelry Manutac

turing turing 8si. co.......:.......e. .ews.'y 1.55Ssi
;1srtisi' Yertising service)-J. g. Rehber. 424.s2
Stree Street. 'Ysspn fss' ....-......e....... M ceos9
& { co al fncF Fps Kaufman. iaT r ~ 24:so
"f,'5,2 BsSc2 cTob 4 iI-c1'eAN co'e, s4s.36
NHN1f' S@ Victor VIgo F'-E. Il. slater. 4ii.s5
MCLEAN. Charle~-J. L. Reld. 62e97
MATER REALTY CO, INC
Ptotenhauer Sesbit Co........-... S0o.eo
NET nERhLp fGfSH 5itG co1w. 6. rarr e 5.ooae5
NoRD. Joseph B.-Chatham and
Phenix National BANK OF City OF ,ze N
PiyTSAM, JfE Marguerite G.--s rafel 3o2ea
PETERSON. Frederick N.-G. e.
PAksirELSdSs A,tirs LSSadSos,ruetion 9S; Co.. ics52o
sAMFs--Notion pictures Ncws..... 27s.is
hhAN' ia c,6Tn'...',.... 6noi,'as -. es27o
F S$fHsS SE3gas5s s,s5s} s.. Eai: $50 $50
rSsSVs Ss1E Ss= '3s' SoS:;, s.s.i ss4si ss4si
ROBERTS. Robert, Louis 2. Novick
and Bernard II. NoviclS (Novick
BrosD--M. Phillips ct sl......... l2'ool.iA
ST. REGIS PROVISION CO., nc
yeC dry Co. Inc Inc. .......a.. .-'.s" ,''D' $3.50
STEIN. Bernie--s. Bsvman..... $500
ST. CHARLES BAKERY & RES
CO. CO hANi' '....'..........,. a4ee4
sSLiS * sobeis I'm I5c...'..,......... '".s e4o75
SIis;,, SI1sH Moloi' 90 .,... 1856
voYcHAK. John-A. Mschsnski. -. oss.lo
vARVARo. James L.--S. n. Hecht 3i11O
Whome'>cci-A sronae co..,..'..... lOose7
wSs,l.Sf Weed Il ai......i.,..'... f.l. l.o 4gl5
Anonyme des Casinos de Deau-
VILE et Cannes. es.........s..-.ss.' 4-'-oo'V-
DRoNX COUNTY.
JACKRosE. Morris-M. O'Nelll..., e64..o
NcoAHD. CO. .o...!eo.'...., A'''ea -.na..l 22sIs
sPSlTHS RoAB eoR RoqsSS aaSlsa at, -'N.i es2.s6
sTREBEL. Eugene, Louis Fooeh
kill. william Hirsch and Pauiinog
Strebel-rristin Co...,........... 48a.i2
SMITH. Harry J.--Londonr Guar
- sTtee As,iasn' eide cS., CO, +ta r-cio> 'ooSs
CO.. INC. Morris :. Nelson ana
Daniel Wllliam-L. Hoffman. ooio0
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
The first name Is that OF the debtor the
second that OF the creditor and date when
judgment was filed
new YORK COUNTY.
HAPGooD. Emile Blk. McCar-
Thy. Nov IS. 1922 ..... .......... Sto'.-9
Co rnc Nov. IL. iDfT.4........ S93i2
DEEHNfAN. Charlie a. - J. =.
isrmcwltch, Jan. 20. 1917 ...-+... 2i455
BYRNE. Patrick - uernheimer
Schwartz Pisener Brewing Co.i
June g. 1922. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,O94se
r IT. e. CONSTRUCTION co.
Inch. Edelman oct. 20. 1879
(Nacatadl ....... ........ .s........ tA5lo
sANE-Fulton Cornice and Skylight
Works. Inc. Oct. 20, 1922 tvR--
BrRNS Patrick J. and Columbia
Casuaty Co.-beople. &C.; Juno
. 1922 (Vacated) ......... ....... i 10000
eENDER. Jacob and New Afnstcr-
dam Casualty C0.-Peopls. &c,
OTIS 1922 fvacRtcdl .....+.... 10000
CONCOrRsE BUS LINE. INC.
and Leirdorf Motor Sales Corp.
1rdian Refining Co.. Nov. 20.
1922 (vRcatpd) ..t.s.. ,..t..... i-,l1o.-3
ROTHsrUfLD. Norris HI y.
Auye. Nov 9s. 1929. .........t... ,5s5.e-
TOwNSLEY Charles W.-lireeiey
suusre Hotel Co.. April 20. tae2- S21Oo
sos WEST tsOTfI ST. CO. tNCN
-. ). Edison Co, Jan. III. 1871. f@2.4s
BRONX COUNTY.
r. ~. g.. CONgr. co. INC.--W.
tdeiran. oct Ze. 1872 .......-.. 1918
sAME-Fuiton C0rnice and syylight
Works. Inc. Oct. Is, 1929. 6s4.65
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We OlUn and Offer the Following
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds

Exempt from all ederGLSt Munhipa
Taxation
Du pinal9
iamaJd LndB Of Cd 1@ 46O%
l.
Join Land nj o 1862 46%
Due November
Bankers Joint Stock kLndB o. MlwukeeWi 40%
Nb
Bank Of Redwood Faus5s 1903 A6O%
Joints LndBsno of
aTaasJd Stock Bankof fHuaon,T
0SaAno Stock Land o
D Nob
LnconJd Iiolb Nb, SIS l0u4 46S%
First kLandBa SIS 102E 468%
Joint kLandB dBaukOf alias Tex,
Due N
u
an
hEonsu legal dmvetme 6 all d
rdpuisf If fGoanm Funds md tg with the
aad o by
Board beuo
BARR BROTHERS & Co.
/
Telephone eRctor4N
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

Schedules in bankruptcy filed yesterday in
the United states District Court were:
PAUL DI DATO, flour dealer 20 Spring
street Liabilities. $50. .a63 assets. $50 .457.
HERMAN SCHER. 81 ST. AIMS avenue. The
Bronx. Liabilities. $500: assets un-
CHELSEA PARTITION Co. INC. sas First
avenue Liabilities, 1851: assets, s40.sei.
SAM MAMIE, cloaks and suits. % West
Twenty seventh street. Liabilities, So. $40 /;
assets. $40. .267.
ASSIGNMENTS.
REILLY 4 GUY CO., INC. dealing IN hard
ware, 30 Water street. assigned yesterday
10 Charles A. Harck. l27 Duane street.
y. i. Reilly r. president OF the company.
ZUZU TEPPER. retail mems clothing, 80
Hester street. assigned 20 Samuel Weider.
5ii Grown street. Brooklyn. Benjamin Il.
S,einberg. 7o2 Broadway. Is attorney.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
The following Judgments were filed yester-
day. the fret name being ths, Of the debtor :.
NEW YORK COUNTY.
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Chi Union Stu
Ist 6iss 1863
c......ifrf
Ch- U1ion 5tn
SLs 1868
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-18
M M'GRAW MAKING
 ND CLAIMS IN
 1872 BALL RAc[

NESW YORK: Jomn McGraw is sit ting pretty behind a worlds cham pionship ball club plus the off season addition of Heinie, yet he is making no rash predictions that might be con- strued as mentioning the Giants and the 1922 National League pennant in the same breath. John wants 1t pret- ty generally known that he is not that kind of a monyekwrench.
 Op the subject of penants he has be- come as wary as tax dodger and not without reason. In all, McGraw has 'Ton seven pennants as the head of the Giants, starting with the 1904 cham pionship outfit and ending with the team that came from the surreptitious rear to nip the Pirates at the wire last year.
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CONVICT TAXES BLAME,
 WOMAN |s EXONERATED

NEWPORT, Ind, March 17.-A man signing his name as Guy Covel has written Sheriff Lewis Sweet of Vermil- ion county that Mrs Emma R. Burkett is not guilty of forger yof the late Theodore Roosevelt's name to note for $69,O00. According to the letter, Covel impersonated Col Roosevelt, signed his name and drew the money.
 Mrs. Burkett was recently convicted in New York city of forgery in connec- tion with the case. Covel said he was serving term in New York prison.
 Covel said he had been rough rider and had worked for Mrs. Burkett while living in Danville, III. He said he re- sembled Col. Roosevelt greatly and aft en had forged the presidents name to passes. He said Mrs. Burkett had ID idea she was duped.
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Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, April 4th, 1922, the annual election of city officers and the School Board for the Town of Seward, will be held in the Town of Seward; said election polls will be situated in the Town Hall. The polls for said annual election will be open from o'clock on the morning of Tuesday, April 4th, 1922, until o'clock on the evening of Tuesday, April 4, 1922. The following are the officers to be elected at the annual election on Tues day, April 4, 1922.
 Mayor.
 Three members of the Seward Com. mon Council.
 Treasurer.
 Municipal Clerk
 City Attorney.
 One member of the School Board, a Chairman.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, March 4 1922.
 F. L. HEASTAN,
 Municipal Clerk. First publication March 3, 1922. Last publication, April B., 1922
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