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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-13
FIRST CHURCH CHRIST,
128 Forrest street.

lES Forrest street.
Services Sunday morning II
o'clock. Subject: "Mortals and
immortals." Golden text, |. Peter,
3:12, "The eyes of the Lord are over
the righteous and His ears are open
unto their prayers; but the face of
the Lord is against them that do
evil"
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting, o'clock.
Reading rooms open daily from 10
a. m. until II, except on Sundays
and legal holidays. Here all author
lied Christian Science literature can
be read and obtained. The public is
cordially invited to attend the SER
vices and visit the reading rooms.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-13
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
GnrrAo,, Lrsnhn,r PncAnn.

Preaching by the pastor at II a. n.
and 7:45 p. M. Morning hours sub
ject, "a Mothers Day Sermon; ev-
ening hour subject, Christ Amid
the Common Things of Life
Sunday school, 9;30 a. m. While
Marshall, supt.
There will be no prayer meeting
Wednesday evening on account of
the absence of the pastor, who as
grand prelate of the Grand Com
mandery of Knights Templar of
: ieorgia will be at Brunswick. 1t is
hoped the congregation Wednesday
night will worship at the Lee Street
revival. The music at Sunday school
and church will be appropriate for
the day, and all are cordially invited
to worship with us.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-13
ELLAVILLE FISHERMEN
BACK FROM OUTING:

ELLAVlLLE, May 13.-H. F. Dix
on, just returned from a fishing trim
to Burnt Fort, on the Satilla river.
reports one of the best time of his
life and fish galore. He brought
with him some fine copper head
Dream and bass.
Those in the party besides Mr.
Dixon, were Messrs. Philo II. Smith
and W. E. Mitchell, of Americus; C.
L. Barnett and II. l.. Reese, of Cuth-
bert; F. F., Land, Macon; J. ]. Row.
ell, Jr., of Lulaton; DIR. A. M. Soule,
j. Phil Campbell, J. G. Oliver, j.
G. Liddell, ]. C. Lester, >. w. Nor.
ton, John j. wilkins and G. V. Cum
bingham, Of Athens, and w. T. Clary,
of esup,
The party spent FIVE days in camp.
Much of the pleasure of the trip
was made possible by the hospitality
of Mr. Littlefield and Mr.. Buie, own
ers of the property at Burnt Fort.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-13
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

III Taylor Etreet,
James II. Barfield, Minister. j A.
Baugh, supt. Bible school.
Bible school, 10 q. m.
Lords Supper, II a. m.
Morning, 11:3O, Behold Thy
Motherw
Evening, 7;45, The Life-Giving
Stream"
Y. P. S. C. E., 1900 p. m.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-13
CALVARY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Rev. James B. Lawrence, Rector.
Fourth Sunday After Easter.
Holy Communion, 1880 a. m.
The Church School, 3 as a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon, II 100
a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon, 500
p. M.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-13
WEAR ONE, FOR MOTHER

VIE white carnation selected as the official
iloNeffor Mothers Day, not only because of
iis beauty but because Of its particular sig
nificance.@ 60
In the language of flowers. this blossom signi-
hes sweetness and purity 1t retains its freshness
longer than nearly any other
Beca use| It's own qualities and meaning SO de-
scribe the qualities of the ideal mother, ii seemed
the most appropriate flower to symbolic the oc
caSiOn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-13

We can send you a brick of ice
cream on five minutes notice. Phone
Gas and let us send you brick for
your Sunday dinner. Open seven
days in the week. Americas Ice
Cream Co., 215 Cotton Ave.-(s)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-13
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Richard f. Simpson, Pastor.
Services Sunday:
GAS Sunday school, A. c. Crock
EFT, Superintendent There are
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-13

An excellent Mothers
Day" program has been pre-
pared by First Baptist Sum
day School for tomorrow.
Everybody invited. Don't
you miss it.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
New Canadian Customs
Ruling Effective October I

An important change in the form Of
inVo1ce required by Canadian customs
ta On shipments from the United States
~ Snnads becomes effective on October
4. acI;ordlng to statement by the
On and after that date the 'Canad;a,
customs will require that The sh;nnar,s .
lnvolce IN indicate the country of manu-
lacture or production as to ali i'm
ports: and will require the shipper to
certify that each article covered bv
ms invoice is the product of the coun,
Try specified thereon. 1t is imnortsnt
therefore that all shippers in this
country who ship to the Dominion give
ruling. nc" |ahaolan
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Sharp Wheat Rally
Precedes Setback
On Profit Taking
Close Unsettled bui Higher
After War Talk Sends
Prices Up; Liverpool and
Winnipeg Tone Is Strong

CHICAGO, Sept 20. Wheat made a
lively advance in price to-day stimu-
lated by reports that the Turks had
seized positions barring ',,e British
fleet from entering the Dardanelles
Profit taking led to reaction in values
later, the market closing unsettled at
l 1sc to 2Ac net gain, with December
s1.os to s1,0S1a and May $1.12b to
$1.12A. Corn finished hc off Ito SIC
up, and oats up ls@}4c to 5s0Ac In
provisions the result for the day was
a rise varying from Nc to 15c.
sharply upgrade at the opening and
brought about further gains during the
next two hours, but in subsequent trading
heavy sales on the part or holders proved
TO be more than buyers We're prepared for
except at some concession from tho ex-
in August.
Nevertheless hullish sentiment remained
strong among the majority of dealers. ac-
ton OF the Liverpool and Winnipeg MAJ
from Constantinope and to assertions
that British demand for grain from the
United States would be very large.
Foreigners were reported active buyers
of future deliveries of wheat in Chica GO.
and at Minnea polls and Winnipeg as Well.
1t was deemed significant that Winnipeg
prices scored a more decided advance thai
took place here Notwithstanding big re-
ceipts at Winnipeg--more than double the
total q. year ago.
advance May corn touching a new high
price record for the season.
Provisions were helped upward by active
call, both domestic and foreign.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Dividends
PROPOSALS

fEtpSPoSAL tSl in duplicate. Will be recetyaa b.,
ftqaoSaarters fon 8 r Navy Department. washnps. ps
inp the sn; M, Until II 4. M. October s. cover
ahs. is .ie safe or the following supplies s9eis
saos ssnoes marching, heavy. pairs; 5s acy,eiens
of s,,nri, nj aIia 40 photographs. located al Depot
etins 81 napB.iss Bs :: Marine Corps, Naval opeT
iene lantsr,, aampton Roads. Va; Ts0 acyse-
South spI, 8rosdp =, sddpe,ies u s Marine Corps. hoe
inea ha,, soes. pstrs and 1899 heel taps pairs
g C. =. ,os 'aarine barracks. Paris Island.
.. y. i,lse shoes. cordovan nairs. "a he,ios
81 staRhs Marns sna e. 10 acytsene lanterns located
information, proposal blanks and ss,n,,,as q,
tbs roe, pr,ce may be had upon appiicatioa 10
,,e ~ Depot euartermaster. u s. Marine earns
sna fa the opDesasns Dsno, Base HAMPTON Roads. Va
pporps. 30 iioa South Broad Street. philadsph,p'
Isa s,,.a aaM me Post Qnartermasters Msrlns
s511ffacks. Paris Island, s. c. ena cuar,,es
ths oa rroposai esnks may be procured tross,
ssse1. Navy Building 18th ana a s,rss3s
~, ~. w. washington, y. e. Tho Quarter,
master reserves the right to rsiect any H.
az bids and waive informalities therein
Quaftermaster. ~@"eia's 3"s
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Cotton Is F'irnler
On Better Buying
After Early Break
Improved Cron Weasl,er q
Factor in Weakness, but
Trade Demand Rallies
Market; Yield Estimates

The cotton market WAS weak and
unsettled during yesterdays early
trading. but the break below the 2lc
level for December brought in better
demand. and there were sharp rallies
later on covering. December sold up
from 2o.s6c to 2l29c and closed at
Ellie, with the general market closing
steady at net advance of to l9
points.
The eontlsaed good weather for picking
end ginning In the south is leading 10
large estimates of the probable ginning 70
september ~ but the higher figures men-
tened In that connection iailco 70 shake
confidence IN small estimates et the crop
II anything. indeed tie latter was pro
noted by The first OF the end-month re,
- published yesterday, placing the con
s,,ioo a. only 4S1 and the indicated
e.,.a at s.eTs.peo bales. Such small fig
ugea on the total ontturn. howeVer' 40
pst after the fact that the crop is be-
coming available with great rspdity. and
~ tss;e-aayrs news was not altogether enc
couraeiag as TO the prospects for the con-
tinucd absorption of the increasing move
Eviaeauy the trade was nervous over
tas condition OF affairs in the Near East
~ hlle The fact that Lancas shire spinners
aduptod thu short time program also had
an ;nsettiiug Influence. aad thece features
.y-re reflected in the carly maritet. Later
offerings were lignt ana the rally was
largely attributable 10 the improved tech
t4ca4 position OF ghe market.
southern spot markets rs officially re-
aartea wera unchanged to 20 pofnts higher
with rn{ddHng quotations ranging from
20 90 70 2l.2s and a continued good voir
une OF business
The local market for spot cotton was
etsady and % points higher at 21.25 No
sales reported.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
sterday's Previous
Country Produce

Butter-Receipts were 5.o63 packages
Creamery, higher than extras, pound. 43h
S6la q II Ac; seconds. 33@34hc; lower
grades, >3l@32c; centralized cars, 90 score,
81 = @ 3Sc; 50 score, 35s4 @36c; Ss score.
S5@$51ac; s5 to 81 score. SO n @ iac un-
salted, higher than extras, 441a q 45lac; ex-
tras, 81 score, 31a 044c; hrsts. 36}a 90
~ q y rs; seconds, Si@Sb 1sc; lower grades: 80
good to prime, 37@40c; common TO fair. 80
@S6c; ladies. current make, extras, SIG
s1hc; hrsts. 29@291sc; seconds, 2Sc;
lower grades, 26@271ac;, packing stock,
lower grades, 25Q127c.
Cheese-Recepts were 1850 boxes New
York State fats. June specials. % X &p24c
average run, 2sc; fresh specials, 2a1a@
Daisies, 21Aa @22c: single Daisies 22(0
22Hc; young Americas, 2lla @22c.
Eggs-Receipts were 1898 cases Fresh
gathered - extras. dozen. 47@49c; extra
poorer II WS6c, trade eggs. 24@27c fresh
gathered dirues, No. i, 25@26c No. 2
and poorer. 2o@24c; checks, poor to choice,
dry, lS@24c; refrigerator, extra hrsts,
charges paid to expiring dates, 31d32c;
drsts, Is Q3Oc; seconds ana poorer, 23 %
37c refrigerator checks, local Gambling,
40c; Pacific Coast. 81 6D40c; other Western,
3oQ33c; fresh, New Jersey, hennery
whites. uncandled extras. 64g 6Sc; nearby
hennery whites, extras. local candled, &C %
6Sc; nearby and nearby Western hennery
whites. average extras, 60064c; extra
hrsts, b3@5Sc: frsts, 46Q62c; nearby gath
cred whites. frsts TO extra firsts. 46 a sec :
under grades, 36@45c; pullets eggs 800
SOC Pacific Coast. whites. extras, 5sc;
extra frsts 53Q56c; hrsts. $50 52c; under
grades. 33@44c; mediums, 3S04Sc: pull
let's 30035c; other Western and Southern.
gathered whites, 3sQ6Oc; nearby and
nearby Western hennery browns, 50054c
Potatoes.-Jersey Cobblers sack. $1.7O@
81 75; Giants. s1.26Q$14O; No. 2. 500 csc ;
J.. l., 1876 lbs, s2.16@S2.35 l5O lbs, SEQ
81 10; No 2s. $1RS1.25; sweets Jersey.
basket, 6OcD$1.5O; Eastern Shore, bbi,
soc q s275; Delaware and Maryland bas-
ket 4Ocm$l25
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CREsAPEAI<h ASn OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY
Notice Of >neci ial stoc ck holders, Ne,tl

Hotice OF >Hreiaf stockhoiders' SeetiHF
Ilcnmond. Va. August ls 1874
NOTICE is MERELY GIVEN that srs.
clai Meeting o. the Stockholders os fhs
been Called b, ;ar Bee Ri OF Di-sctoT. =; ~ ~
Company TO be hrIe at the principal sfres ef
the Company. IN the City of Richmond YIf.
gin!a, on Tuesday. the 26th DAY II Sey,en.
Der. 1922. al n:c0 o'clocx NJ sos IL.
tsl To consider and act upoa p,s.
''oTal 20 in~-ease the Corupapys cas!ssl
Itock BY tine addition thereto Of s,ocfs n
the par amount % 10000 00e 70 70
divided into 100000 shares Of the "a,
value OF 800 each. so 2 10 make the total
au'horized par amount of such cap.;l
stock sls5. 1000 600 consisting ot l.S55e Csc
shares Of the par value OF sl0o each. sueh
increase OF capital stock To- be Of Euca
class or classes. with such deSigneti tions
preferences and voting powers. or restyie-
;ions or qualifications thereof as III.
stockholders at said meeting stall de-
rermine Or authorize and specifically
withou- limiting the generality Of ta'
foregoing. 10 consider and act upon .
proposal tha; the additional capital stock
be In the frst instance rreterred STOCK.
and hat the same. or any thereof. may
be convertible into common stock;
tbi To authOrlze the Board Of Directors
OF the Company from time 10 time 70
issue anu 70 dispose OF such additional
F.oCS on such terms sucn Board mar
n the exercise OF its lawful discrUties
determine
tc} TO ratify and confirm such sc,ioa
the. etofOre taken or authorized By said
Board in anticipation Of such action BY
shs stockholders, as may IL submitted %
the meeting, and TO take such other and
further action in the premises, incirdIRe
the authorization OF Gnv necessary or
appropriate amendment or amendments o.
the charter 0t he Company. the stock
= holders a. the meeting may detern,irss
and
tdl For the transaction Of such other
business as MAJ properly come bsfcrs tho
meeting
For the y pose Of the meeting the stock
transfer hoo. VIII - closed at p. " or
Friday. September /. 1922. and remain closed
1922
s., Ora~r Of tie Board of Directors.
A TREyVET' Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
-rAcIFTC OF COMPANY
165 Broadway, New York. =!

165 Broadway, New York, y T.
June Is. 1922.
The Annual Meeting Of the syockhclds.ss
of the Pacific Oil Company will ee nsla
at the principal Office OF the Corporatlosin: sii:
Number West Tenth Street. In the CITY
OF Wilmington. County OF New Castle Dsia,
ware, on Tuesday. October s. 1879, Ct 1s.ss
o'clock P. NJ. standard time, for the io'-
lowing purposes. viz.
I. To elect three Directors for term
Of three years TO succeed tbs Directors o1
the Second Class.
? To transact all such other business
as may legally come before the meeting
including the approval and ratification e
ali action OF this Board OF Directors sna
OF the Executive CoI.l-nittee since the last
meeting OF the Stockholders OF this Cor
poration.
For the purpose OF the meeting. mo
books for the transfer of stock win oe
closed at 3 O'Clock 2. N. Tuesday. septsnla.
Der IL, 1929. end will be reopened al ~ ~
clock a. NJ Wednesday. October 4, 4s-s'
BY order Of the Bos RI OF Directors.
HUGH NELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
FINANCIAL

HENRY J. LEAKE. Auctioneer
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN ". MI EH 6 son,
OFFICE. IS WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT, s7tb, 1929,
at 1890 O'Clock. at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOMS,
NOS. IA and Is VESEY STREET.
For Account OF Whom It May ConeeFh'
125 shs, The Hygrade Knitting S"'
Pretd. V. + Ctf
. shs. The Upgrade Knitting co.
Common V T. Ctf
500 shs Tyson & Co Prefd.
ss.7oo Deep Sea Fisheries, Inc, ist Mtgs-
Sc BIDS
$4,000 Chicago, Rock Island e. Pacific
r. Coll Trust 4 % Bds.. 2oo3.
so shs. Excelsior Brewing Co Com
paoa,.
2lo shs- Ferdinand Munich Brewing o.
Common.
SO shs, United Wine & Trading Co
Common.
$3.50 sts. American Producers Export &c.
$1,000 Iron Steamboat Co. Bonds.
$4,000 West Virginia Metal Products cory
1st Mtge. C Bds 1891 Temp. CsFu
sto0 West Virginia Metal Produces
Corpn. LIST Mtge. 10 Bd. 1881 Temp
Ctf.
20 shs. Eastern Steel Co. Common
S4oe Denver & Salt Lake r. II. CO. ah
Mtge. Gold Bond CTR. Of Dep
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Stocks Continue
Irregular Trend
On Curb Exchange
Schultz Stores Stock Again
Attracts Attention i'm
Squirt; Standard Oils Dis
play Strength at Times

Stocks moved irregularly in yester-
days quiet trading on the Curb market,
with Standard Oil shares displaying
strength at times. Schultz Stores also
attracted attention with another spurt,
advancing to So at one time and gain
ing more than points net.
= Standard Of Indiana worked fraction
ally higher, while Kansas and Ohio
shares scored small gains. New York
stock crossed 500 ngain, but dropped
back later. Southern States Oil sagged,
but recovered slightly before the close.
Southern Producing was again fairly
active in small range. Prairie Oil
and Gas rallied 5 points.
Macy common fell back a point, but
Dubiier Radio rallied fractionally In
dustrials on the whole were less active.
Nav York Porcupine shares held steady
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23

southern spot Market-Galveston steady.
bales. New Orleans steady. unchanged at
go soc; sales. 2.S43 bales. Mobile quiet un-
steady, 16 points higher at 20.73c. sales,
IS bales Norfolk quiet unchanged at
20 75c. sales II bales, Augusta steady. 10
points higher at 2o.Ss: sales, 12I bales
Mem Phs. steady. unchanged at 2075c;
sales, 1900 bales. Houston steady, 10
points higher at 20 soc; sales. 34s bales
Little Rock steady, unchanged at 20.75c:
sales, 5.5fS bales. Dallas steady. 20 points
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures-A little eadier raw
market. coupled with an Improvement in
demand for refined sugar, orders bein,,
nlled, however. by second hands turned
some or the local shorts to covering and
pro NOTED some substantial new long buy
ihg' Which brought about frmer ruling
m futures. The market opened al un-
changed prices and closed to IL points S
600 tons.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
London Metal Market

: LONDON, Sept. Standard COP
per, spot, e63; futures, 963 los. Elec-
trolytic, spot, a71; futures, &71 IS. Tin,
spot, S161 Is Cd; futures, 8162 rs Sd
Lead, spot, a23 los; futures, e23 rs cd.
Zinc, spot 832 Is Cd; futures, sS2.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Chalmers Motor Corporation


Successor to Chalmers Motor Company
To Holders of
CERTIFICATES of Deposit of The Ne,v
York Trust Company, issued under the
TTotectt0e Agreement, dated April 2,
1S<%, FOR FIRST Mortgage Six Per Cent.
rt0e Year Gold Notes of Chalmers
Motor Company:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to tba
provisions of Article Tenth of the above Protective
Agreement the undersigned Committee have amended
SAID Protective Agreement that the term 'plan and
agreement of reorganization or readiustment or env
similar designation wherever used in said Protective
Agreement, shall be deemed to include Dan and agree
ment of readjustment of the general Character and
substance OF that certain Plan and Agreement of Re-
adjustment dated August 81, 1922 which this Com.
mttee have adopted and filed with the Deposary and
to authorize the Committee carry said Plan and
Agreement to amend modify the same in accordance
with the provisions thereof and and perform anv
and all acts and things which the Committee may deem
to be necessary or proper for such purpose.
Said Amendment has been filed with The New York
Trust Company the Depositary under said Protective
Agreement and is open to the inspection of anv holder
of Certificate of Deposit during business hours at
the office of the Depositary, No. 100 Broadway, New
York City.
Holders of the above Certificates of Deposit shall
concusIveiy and finally be deemed have assened to
said Amendment unless within twenty (20 days after
September is, 1922 the date of the first publication
of this notice, they shall withdraw the notes repre-
sented by their certificates from above Protective
Agreement in accordance with the provisions thereof
by surrenderg to the, Depostary their certificates
properly assigned in blank and paying to the Depoary
at the time of such surrender the fixed bv the
Committee as a fair proportion of the compensation
expenses, advances and obligations of the Committee
10 the date of such withdrawal.
Dated, September IL 1922
0e~ Philemon 1sir Dickinson. Chairman
100 Broadway New York Committee
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY
Depository
100 Broadway New York
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23

To holders of
Certificates of deposit issued under Chalmers Motor
Company First Mortgage Six Per Cent Five Year Gold
Notes Protective Agreement dated April B, 1922;

Company First Mortgage Six Per Cent Five Year
Notes Protective Agreement dated April 3, 1922
Undeposted notes of said issue:
The following offer made you by Maxwell Corpo-
ration upon the terms and conditions hereinafter
Provided the Plan and Agreement Reimbursement dated
August 81 1929, with respect the of the
shall have been declared and become
November a. 1929 and at the time of such declaration there
have been deposited under said Plan and
90 principal amount of the entire said
OF SAID certificates of deposit stamped asserting said Plan
days next ensuing after the first publication of the ecar
ing said Plan and Agreement to be operative the
TO Central Union Trust Company Of New York.
roadway New York CITY, to be held by said Trust Company
for and to be by delivered to- Maxwell Motor Corporation
under the terms of this offer Trust Company
VIII be issued for all certificates Of deposit surrendered
For all certificates of deposit Motor
Corporation will to be paid delivered ten days
after the expiration of said thirty day period but in
any event than October 15 said Trust
livery and the holders receipts certificates
Tor Class stock and Class stock of Maxwell Motor Corpora
lion and cash at the following
For each $1,000 principal of said Chalmers
Motor Company with of April 1929 and October 1929
represented by of
OF Glass stock 10 shares of Class 500 cash Non
dividend bearing scrip certificates will be delivered fractional
interests IN share of stock.
agreements hare been made By behalf Of the holders cer
a deposit or 81 10000 principal
Moor Company mhereby such holders foregoing offer
At the option the other holders certificates of de-
post expressed writing and fled with said Company at
the time of surrender Of such deposit
they Will be entitled to receive at the
Maxwell Motor Corporation would otherwise be
IN lieu of said stock the lien Of said 10
shares OF Glass stock and shares Glass stock otherwise
deliverable with each principal of notes
represented by said certificates.
Dated September a. 1922
Maxwell Moron CoRroRAr1oN
By WAL RoBT WILSON
President.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Coffee Futures of prices:
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago
Steers. fair 10
prime, 100 lbs. $S.504l10O a
9 ~ c beef
sides, lb.... .1l@ 20 l0GD II
Live veals. COM
mon to prime.
90 lbs ..... 10.0OQl60O 95061C oO
Dressed veal. city
lb. ........;;s .15@ "a .149 rs
lbs, lbs ~. s,6o@ 600 5000 500
H. .....:.:. .16@ IT d O.
city, lb... .0S9 is .o70 ~
Live lambs, fair
to prime. 100
,,lss..a lbs 1s.oo@15.5O 1900 900
city, lb. ..... 200 81 12@ %
Hogs, 100 lbs. 10.2511l25 sT56 az
Dressed hogs. ba-
con. lb ..... .15% 01eL .14A9 .15
Pork, bbl. .... 2S.oo62e.o0 2b.bo82soo
Mess beef bbl. l.. I4.009l5.o0 12o0611 %
Lard. NJ Middle
West, 100 lbs 115o@l1,so 1l159l1.25
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23

hsgher at zoe; sales 1876 bales Mont
gomery steady. 20 points higher at soc
sales. 623 bales. Forth Worth STEADY 90
points higher at zoe; sales. 1851 baIee
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
INDIANA PIPE LINE COMPANY
20 fSrpadxxo-

New York Septernoer lsth. 1s.,
4 dividend of 5000 pr share las bssn
declare on the Capital Stuck o. this Com
PAM payable Novemb~r 18Th lssZ TO sto~I.
holders Of record at the close Of busiyess
October Goth. 1922
J. p FAST. seer.,.-x
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES
242nd Dividend
BANK or
The MANHATTAN COMPANY
f.IIA E,,rEr rcr, 11nA
CHARTERED 1922

New York, September 14th, 1922
The President and Directors Of thu
Manhattan Company have this dav
declared a quarterly dividend of SIX
PER CENT ~ the Capital Stock q,
this Company, payable October End
1922, to stockholders of record a.
the close Of business September
23rd, 1922.
The transfer books will not closs
OWEN f. PAYNTER.
Vice President e. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK
sTH AVE. and 23RD ST.


NV lUfhl 7'pt- %, l9.9
declared qua rtery dividend - 60, uno7
the capital stock Of this hank payahls srsa
Of C:ty and state tax IN and aGfeg sen, 20
1922 10 stockholders of record al the esoss
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