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New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Fails for Two Millions

A petition in voluntary bankruptcy
was filed in the United States District
Court yesterday by William J. Farrell.
who has been an extensive trader in
general merchandise, with come ctiona
In Barcelona. Spain, and other foreign
cities, as we'll as in this country. The
petitioner, who lives at Hotel Seville.
lists his liabilities at S2,1s2,e6l and
his assets at s557,00o. Tbs assets
listed consisted almost wholly of ac-
counts receivable.
- Conrad S. Neyes. Of counsel for Mr..
Farrell. said that under the present
proceeding trustees would be appointed
in due time, and an effort will be made
Later to procure a discharge in bank
ruptcy and clear UP the whole matter
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Irregular Trend,
But Better Tone
| On Curb Market
Oil Shares Continue to
Attract Most Attention,
With Setback in S. @. of
N. Y; Covering Aids List

Heavy trading In oil shares, espe-
cially in the Standard group. attract
ed most attention in yesterdays rather
quiet market on the curb. An irreg-
ular trend continued to mark prices,
but better tone prevailed as the re-
suit of covering.
Standard Oil of New York scored a
new high record at $50. but broke 80
points on announcement that directors
had failed to take action on a pro-
posed stock dividend, rumors Of which
had been heard in the market in con-
nection with the proposed absorption
OF Magnolia Petroleum. Magnolia was
weak ior time. but showed sub.
stantial gain at the close Low priced
oils moved within a narrow range.
lndustrials attracted little attention,
and traders showed disposition to
await further developments before en-
larging commitments. Despite some
covering, buying was not of substan-
tial character.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30

SCALED for payment at 1914 October 10,
1o22. .a
Is. ls3&
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DIVIDEND NOTICES
242nd Dividend
i BANK OF
rE MANHATTAN COMPANY
CHARTERED 1898

New York, September 14th, 1922.
The President and Directors of the
Manhattan Company have this day
declared quarterly dividend of SIX
PER CENT. IN the Capital Stock Of
his Company, payable October End.
t922, to stockholders Of record at
|he close of business September
ksrd, 1922.
Ehe transfer books will not close.
OWEN Z. PAINTER,
Vice-President & Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
PACIFIC OIL COMPANY
Notice of Meeting

1oo zsEoHuWby, New YORK, N. 7.
June 18. 1922
OF the Pacific Oil Company viii be held
at at the principal Office Of the Corporation
Number 7 West Tenth Street, in the City
of Wilmington. County of New Castle. pela.
ware, on Tuesday, October 3. 1859, at 1850
o'clock P. M standard time. for the FOL.
lowing purposes. viz:
L. To elect three Directors for a term
or three years to succeed the Directors of
Q. To transact ail such other business
as may legally come before the meeting.
including the approval and ratification Of
OF the Executive Committee since the last
meeting OF the Stockholders of this Cor.
For the purpose OF the me.t,nx the
books for the transfer Of stock Win be-
S!osea Sn at o'clock P. NJ. Tuesday, Septem-
o'clock A.. NJ. Wednesday, October q. Te2a
Sy order of the Board Of Directors.
HUGH NELL, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Foreign Bcnis
Realize on Claims

Stock Exchange firms, which were
entitled to a preferential claim against
the seat Of bankrupt member, have
received about As per cent OF &he
amount due them as a result Of the
failure of 2, W. Wagner g. Co.. from
the sale OF E. W. Wagner's membership
on the exchange. Distribution of the
money has been completed by a Stock
Exchange committee. The remaining IS
per cent Of the amount due member
firms becomes part of the general cred
itors' claims
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
New Cleveland Plant

The Cleveland Chamber Of Coxa-
mercs announced yesterday the ioca-
ton Of q new manufacturing ssszsssS&.
ment In that city. The ness esa-1xS g
known as the Stuko-Stsel Cleveland
Company. It manufactures and con-
structs small commercial buildings,
warehouses, garages, homes ass h>s
terror partitions for Office and favS-J
buildings.
The company will introduce q new
form of construction embodying the
use of steel channel and metal lath SO
fabricated that the entire frame work
of the smaller residences and COM
mercial buildings can be, It is said.
erected in from two to four hours.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30

SEALED PROPOSALS - Indorsed Pros
@ psssis Tor Buildings Tupper Lake, NJ K.
! E,spscincation No. 4710." will be received at
\ Nv. ~ 5nreau of Yards and Docks. Navy
\ cIps,.nent cIsat Washington, d. c.. until II
!. v0cx a. m. October IL. 1922. and then
/, ,aa .l iaers publicly opened. for buildings
n T,, sns T. s. Veterans Bureau Hospital.
Upper Lake. N. Y. Tho work will in
|s,Sos s.s plain and reinforced concrete. arti-
S ,waod stone hollow tile and brick work;
80 sI Training. sash. doors and finish:
|p,saer and metal iath; slate promenade,
lS., lo,.,. ana tin roofing; sheet metal work,
Es.ssor |,,.s marble and tile work, steel sash,
E,ss N.Y.. covered doors. miscellaneous metal
|sseas., composition flooring. linoleum. fire
kissss. ispss. hardware. painting and glazing,
EEss,.i E.ssss,scaily and hand operated dumb
Ina DIS rs plumbing. heating, electric light
~ ~. power, telephones. cali bells. Draw
khs,sslaha ana Specification No. $40 may be
yeo y,,1a on application to tho Bureau Of
80, and Docks. Deposit of check or
S.aI 4. rsI money order for 800, payable to
1 E,o., ehiet OF the Bureau Of Yards and
E.,,ss' EEss' Is required as security for the safe
s Of the drawings and specification.
i Ssnher IA. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Middle States Oil Corp'n
g Months Net Shows Gain

The Middle States Oil Corporation
TOT the six months ended June 80.
, 1saZ, reported net income of $s,4s6,-
1913. after expenses, rentals and re-
serves for Federal taxes, but subject
to depletion. This compared with a
net income of S2,1os,962 for the cor
responding period of 1921. Gross in
come for the first half year was
Se.So9,774, an increase of s2,6O4,954.
The consolidated balance sheet as of
June ~ showed current assets includ
ing $al2'6o6 after deducting $671,911
aor the July dividend s1,57o,o0o ac-
ceivable and material on hand Of s2ea
667. - Y-o-'-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Railroad Appraised

WASHINGTON, Sept. ga tente~
tive value Of S5,ss4,oo0 was fixed 20.
day by the Interstate Commerce Coln-
nilsson on the properties Of the Bins-
ham & Garfield Railroad in Utah. The
corporation estimated the value Of its
own investments in land and transpor-
tation facilities at 6,496 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds

Joint Stock Land Bank
5s 1e61-'31 .....,.... ..101 102M <Yo
Joint Stock Land Bank
51as. 1051-1831. .103h 1854 ATS
Joint Stock Land Bank
Is. 1839-i924 .......... 99N 1904 4S5
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank Gas 1s51-I931. ..1o5M 1861 46o
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5s. 1937-le4o. ... 99A 100A ass
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5s. 1951-1931.. ...1o2h l0sA 455
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 6s, 1s52-1s32. ..103 103% 4.5o
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
RrAnNe COMPANY

General OFFICE, Reading Terminal
Philadelphia, September 20. 1922.
The Board OF Directors has declared
ON the net earnings quarterly dividend
{ enc per cent. (iSo) on tho Second Pre-
,rred Stock OF the Company. to be paid
q October IL. 1922. to stockholders of
sccrd at the close of business September
s. 1899. Checks will be mailed to stock
6aers who have filed dividend orders
ID the Treasurer.
JAY " HARE, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
C.. e. Announces Bonus

SCHENECTADY, NJ, Y, Sept. 2s-
Gerard Swope, president of the Cen
eral Electric Company, announced to-
day that bonus of per cent in cash
or in securities redeemable in cash
will be paid to each employee receiving
compensation Of $4,000 or less annually
who has completed five years or more
OF continuous service at January / or
July of each year,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Quits sshgwin Lines

G. N. Wonacott, vice-president and
secretary Of the Atlantic, Gull & West
Indies Steamship Company, has re-
signed to become vice-president of the
Multomah Lumber and Box Compan
of Portland. J. G. Gredler has been
elected to succeed Mr.. Wonacott as
secretary of Atlantic Gulf.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
London Metal Market

LONDON, Sept. 29.-Standard cop
per, spot. s64; futures, 2s4 los; cleo
trolytic spot, S71 los; futures, e72 los;
tin, spot, s163 los; futures, s1e4 12s
Cd; lead, spot, s24 It's Cd; futures, s24
5s; zinc, spot, 432 los; futures, Ss2
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
JAY '. HARE, Secretary.
MIAMI COPPER COMPANY
Oh Broadway. New York

DIVIDEND NO. IL
September Qe. 1922.
ne Board OF Directors Of Miami Copper
mpany have this day declared g divi-
nd Of fifty cents (50c) per share. for
. quarter year ending September 30th.
e. on the capital stock OF tho company,
.yable November 18th. 1929, to stock
,ders of record at the close OF business
November lst, 1922. Books Will not
oss.
SAM A. LEwIsoRN, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Lackawanna Stock Transfer

In order to arrange for distribution
to stockholders Of the Lackawanna
Steel Company Of the consideration
they will receive under the offer from
the Bethlehem Steel Corporation the
books for the transfer Of Lackawanna
stock will be closed at the close Of
business on October 8. Owners Of the
stock who have not already had it
transferred to their names are urged
to do so on or befora October S.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
New York Metal Market

Tin was Arm but quiet. with Straits
ments, 82.50082.75c; standard, 32.5oc,
and 90 per cent, s2.s7A @32.621sc.
Copper quiet; standard spot, September
and October. 15.25@13.62hc, and elec-
trolytic spot, September and October,
l3.e2A@14c. Lead steady; New York
spot, 655@6.65c, and East ST. Louis
spot, s.8o@6.4oc. Zinc quiet; New York
spot, 7.15c, and East st. Louis spot. 6.7s
m6S5c
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
DIVIDEND NO. 1875.

New York. Sept. ~. 1p22.
~ q meeting OF the Board OF Directors.
Esa this day. a quarterly dividend OF two
;n3 one-half (2h) per cent was declared.
ayahle October 2. 1929, at the Office of the
Forpany, HANOVER BUILDING, Nos 81
EnA ss Pine ST., to stockholders of record at
FOES OF business Sept. %. 1922. Transfer
|ooks TO be closed from Sept. 25th to Octo-
[srszd, 1922, both dates inclusive.
=. s. JARVIS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Spicer to Pew Nofes

The Spicer Manufacturing Companv
has provided funds for the payment Of
$ooo,000 per cent secured gold notes.
due October 1. Payment will be made
at the Guaranty Trust Company on
October at par and accrued interest.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
INDIANA PIPE LINE COMPANY

New York, Sept,

New York, September ieth. 1929.
dividend Of $500 per share has besn
elared on the Capital Stock of this Com
.ay. payable November 18th. 1922. TO stock
4asra Of record at the close Of business
Stober goth. 1922.
J. r. FAST. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK
NH AVE and 2gRT gT

rev Iork. Eaps- 70, zee,
TIE Board Of Directors have this day
,ciarsd quarterly dividend Of SO upon
. capital stock of this bank, payable free
City and State tax on and after Sept.
J. 1929. to stockholders OF record at the
ese of business Sept. 26, 1929.
A. w. SNOW. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Drop in August
Income Reported
By Frisco System
Gross Decreases $I,262,76O
and Net Reduced $I,312,-
zoo; Ct. Northern Shows
Cain i'm Gross and Net

.3he Frisco system reported August
gross earnings Of $6.61s,S34, a decrease
Of sl,2e2,7so over August. 1921. The
Great Northern showed gross earnings
of $e,S8A,S6s, an increase OF s27s,201
over August, 1921. The following rail-
roads reported yesterday:
St. Iouis--San FPanriero sxstcu
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
fssAsuRY pEpAnrMENr otf,oe Of

s,ssAsCRY \. DEPARTMENT - office OF
M, N supervising Chief Engineer, u. S.
|s..u ssssu House. New York CITY. n Y.
MI sffsaeer a 2sth. 1922.--Sealed proposals
ass,.a,ss received in this office until two
hsn 81, on the 9TH day of October,
ana then publicly opened for re-
Id drE g.s ,he glass and painting the sash
y y ,ss UNITED STATES APPRAIsER's s
Eis, s. s.nOUSE BUILDING, New York
az, =, IN accordance with the specifi-
,.fs.r COPIES of which may be had at this
rh.ss the discretion of the Supervising
Raw ~nsineer or his representative
~"Nh A. Lang Acfius
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30

AZ ySareau OF Supplies aad Aoeounts
ss,ss spsrtment, Washington, .. G., unt,,
ri go a. m. Oct. 8. 1922. for delivering
lsar ,hssags, tachometers. granulatsd
d. p,e..,aaa ,a,s,a ware, shipping tags. smoking
as r.,..s White ash and thumb tacks
ply sas yard. Brooklyn, n K, etc
ael AT proposals TO the Navy Purchas-
arssr New York. N. T.. ca 10 the
37TrsS q Supplies and ACCOUNTS. DAVID
Tssnastsr General Of the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30

s.,asCRY DEPARTMENT. once Of the
aIifsa.ising Chief Engineer, U. s.. Public
a.lsInsS Room 721. Z. S. Custom House
ss. New York. N. Y. September 2Sth
d fsssaled me- proposals. will be received at
at Of October. 1927. and ahen n pns,,cIY s CIV
d !, 70 Repairing the Decking on Old Por.
h. ssnnnl,nerly Pier tknown as Pier ''B.'')
r6STo>p rs UNITED STATES QUARANTINE
Eg w. RoSEBANk. STATEN ISLAND.
s.on Nh, In accordance with the specifi-
- copies Of which may be had at this
ID q me discretion Of tho Supervising
shs,y IiBiheer or his representative
-- ,-.N a. LANG. Acting g. G. e.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Stccke Elk Dividend

Date. Name No
Sept 3o--Air Reduction Co, Inc
Oct 2-All America Cables Inc. ia
Oct 2-American Steel Foundries.
Sept se-Associated Oil Co. ..l.. Il
Sept so-Bayuk Bros, Inc, LIST Of
Sept 30-Beech-Nut Packing CO tenn. 4o
oct Corn Products Ref Col and " enx x
So.. a3 pt .sc................. TX
Sept s0-Ftfth Ave Bank of N Y. 8
Sept S0-First National Bank. 10
Sept So-Gold & Stock Tel Co. .., iH
Oct 2-Jones Bros Tea Co, Inc..,
Sept ao-Kan City So Ry Co pf ~
Sept 8Q--National Biscuit Co..... IL
Sept 3Q-Niagara Falls Pc Co pf. IL
Oct 2-Northern Pao Ry Co......... IL
Sept so--Ohio Fuel Supply Co. .......
Sepe SY-Otls Elevator Co.
Sept 5o-Pac Gas G. Elec Co........ iH
Sept So-Pao Tel & Tel Co pf. .....lr
Oct 2-Philadeiphia Co .........
Sept 30 do p pf..............1 c
Sept so-Transue g. Williams St Fe Co.
Oct 6-Union Bag & Pa Corp III
Sept 30-U Indus Al Co pf. 1G
Sept 30-Westinghouse Air Blk Co.,.1
Sept 3o-Westinghouse Ell & Mfg CO., i
Secs 30-- do pf .................l
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Miscellaneou Markets
New York State Bonds

Issued In coupon and registered form
terable.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
sSell cents g. share.
Bonds

Allied Pack es.. 75 rs rs rs
do So ....... SO So 50 So
j Alum rs, 1925. 1o4 104 1o4
do rs. 1898. ..1oeA loeh 1864 1907
Am Cot OH 6s.. 90 90 % So
9 Am Ii SIS. ...I07A 107M 1o7H 1919
Am Rep Corp 6s % 92 9s 90
Am Tel ss. 1924 lolh 1914 1olN 1o1A
l3 Amazon Cop 6s..lo2 1o2 101a ie1h
do Is, 1923. t0sA 103A 10ah 1885
IL An-Am Oil 7hs.1o3ss 103A 1885, 1884
20 Arm q Co 7s.-.I04E 104A 104M 104ss
Att Gu & w IS "a 81 81 ~
Bea Bd 81 ctfs.. 70 70 20 -
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
W|LLSHAY ESTATE
VALUED AT $4,000
IN COURT PETITION
PETITION FOR LEAVE TO PRO.
BATE PROPERTY OF DECEASED
PROMINENT RESIDENT or
oPHlR ToWNSHlP-REAL ES.
TATE GOES TO WIDOW.

The late John Minshuy o. OphH
Township, who died November -, lcfj
an estate valued at $4,000, according
To a petition which was fled in the
Probate Court this afternoon, asking
that his viii be- admitted 90 probate.
Nh. Willshay left about 1911 acres OF
La Sale county land valued 40 SiSr
OO0 and personal property worth Sl4-
zoe
By the terms OF his will, Mrs Mary
G.. Willshay uI Mendoza, his widow,
win receive all uG his real estate FOR
her life time She viii also receive
all the deCedent's milch COW, and
goou~ The remainder OF
his personal property viii De equally
divided between Mrs Wilishay and
their three sons. Charles B.. az Utica,
William. of Mendoza and Ot.E OF Men
dota.
Upon the death OF Mrs. Wulslay the
son, Charles. will receive g. acres OF
land and the rest OF the real estate
will be divided between the other two
sons
William and Ous WiusAay are
named as executors.
The viii was drawn September ),
1902 and was witnessed by Richard w
Woysley oil Triumph, and cyrus L.
Wheeler a former Triumph resident,
who now lives in North Dakota
Found incompetent.
\ jury in the probate court today
found Mrs Frances Foster, OF Suea-
tor. who is O patient az the Kankakee
iusauCe asylum incompetent The
hearing was held on q petition fled
by Ms. Viola B-cnnor and Thomas
Foster children of the defendant
Following the verdict Judge Mills
indicated he would appoint Joseph
Bremen OF Streator, CONSERVATION for
Mrs Foster as soon as he fled his re-
CURED bonds Mrs Fosters estate
is valued at $500.
The members OF the jury We're j.
+. Bailey, T, j. Dinneen, Joseph Gual-
an6 William Brunnick James Sheri-
den. and James Dunlap
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21

cd negotiations wit hthc London and
Paris governments,
Drawing u, S. In
Nashngton Dee, 81 German oy.
cruros through informal channels
lor American Intervention to obtain
q revision Of German PREPARATIONS
schedules reported IN London Assoc.
ctatcd Press dispatches, throws the
FIRST light ON the method hy which
American influence Is being drawn
into a new attempt for final adjust
ment OF separations,
The next step obviously will be
utjmation OF the French attitude OF
the German proposal that an Amcri.
can committee review German situa.
ton and estimate her capacity to
pay as q basis for new reparations
treaty
There is reason to believe that II
the French should prove agreeable to
the proposed plan for reparations re-
vision no insurmountahlo obstacles
would remain In the way OF an agree.
ment as to the specific amount Ger
many could and would pay
As the proposal approved by the
Cuno government Is seen here it rep
rcsonts employment OF American
commercial and governmental agon.
cics to- bring German and French
views into harmony
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
lLLlNl CHANGES AN
UNKNOWN QUANTITY

Urbana. H., Dee. 2t-With a squad
of eleven men, composed Of last
wears substitutes aud eligihlcs from
the freshman varsity, Illinois goes
into this seasons big ten basketball
scrap with chances that may land
the Orange and Blue anywhere from
the championship TO the cellar. The
whole situation is summed up as fol.
lows. It is q young team trying 4
new style of play
The new style OF play comes with
Coach Craig Ruby, who graduated
IRON Missouri IN the Missouri valley
conference to Illinois in the big ton.
Ruby PLAYED every position on the
team during his varsity days and
since taking up coaching has had a
remarkable success.
His style. the short pass game. is
said TO be- unlike that of any other
mentor I'm the conference. The near.
est to il is said TO be employed by
Meauwan at Wisconsin
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
Many Brds Visit South America.

N.2o'rrn species Uf shorcbirdS breed
rorlh OF tine Arctic circle, every one OF
which visits South America in winter.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
STATE MEARS END or
HERRlN TESTIMONY

Marion H., Dec. "a DBy the A. P)
state counsel expressed The hope
that today would mark the completion
OF the states direct testimony at the
trial al he 1--WE men charged With muir.
der in connection with Che Hern
riots OF last June Four survivors of
the riots yesterday, testified ior the
state telling of the attack ou tire mine
and the eAooumgs that followed their
surrender Cross examination of the
four SURVIVORS was bwut and mainly
directed toward bringing ont that the
Tour were employed TO guard the mine
hy Chicago private detective agency,
which received 81 q dag tor each OF
the thirtylur men supplied To guard
the nOruuiou miners
Judge D. r. lortwoll said there
would br mo- court sessions Saturday,
and that adjournment would Dc taken
Friday afternoon, until January ,,
over the holidays.
When court rcvcuypNes after the
holiday recess, the defense is expected
20 start the introduction of testimony
designed 10 prove ulibls for an OF the
accused.
4 " Steel foreman OF tuN electric
power house ueag tho harbed fence
whore fourteen bodies wore found.
after the nomuiuu miners had been
marched from the Lester strip mine
The morning OF June 22. WAS the first
Witness at the morning session.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
Jailed as Vac.

James Barry of = Ssua "-a"
brought to Ottawa today to serve a
thlrtyone day sentence on yagran.
cy charge
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21
WAITER FINED FOR
INSULTING CUSTOMER

Mike Dolores, a Greek waiter, en-
ployed in the College Inn restaurant.
was arrested yesterday afternoon on
a warrant sworn out by William
Mansfield. customer. who alleged
that Dolores insulted him Saturday
night while he was eating in the res
taurant.
Dolores was taken in custody yes
terday afternoon BY Chief OF Police
Ford and was arraigned before Judge
koenig When faced with the charge
he pleaded guilty and was fined SIS
and costs.
According to the story told by
Mansfield he had complained to the
waiter about some food served him
When he complained the waiter is
alleged to have called the customer a
vile name and to have threatened
bodily injury to his customer
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-21

Another Peril Is Exposed.
There is some knowledge thar Ia
more dangerous than ignorance.