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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-15

ing quantities OF Greek coin worth
in exchange less than one cent. A
frank seafarer explained the habit
by saying the coins Just fitted the
slot machines in the United States.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-15

The calendar was invented in
Egypt in 4241 B. C.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-04-19
COMMISSION ONLY
200 NAVAL CADETS
House Would Make Less Than
Half Graduates Officers.

Wa~hin@ton, April 10 The house
approx rd The prov iSl"h IN the ma va
liII IhlI uuI Ia exceed 2''u uI the ~
members of The Naval Academy GA e
ln hr g"aduatpd in, June should he
commissioned aS pnSignN.
Several efforts We're made /" save
1hr entire class. An amendment by
REPRESENTATIVE MrCHntor, Dehi"rr,i.
O!Iahoni:r. designed /" provide """'
ui><iun> for :l4l graduates by fetIf'h-
higher officers NOW in Il reserve VA:
defeated. % ru 81. other attempts 10
chang" he Academy section were
thrown uul on points of order.
M,Inhrr~ who puI through The Other
dul an amyMdmtnl l." the naval h..I
Increasing. lhc enlisted personnel
from Ga 600 lu $4,000 decided III the
last moment not IT, offer amendments
increasing appropriations for the hn
rt.au of engineering, ordnance ana con
sIruriiun and repair.
Mr.. Kelley, Michigan, charged big
navy" men Went right up TO the place
! where they could take large sums "f
money out of the treasury for navy
wards and then hacked down, expect
! ing the senate /" complete the Job.
Breaking into Il debate over the pro
poSaI To take into service all OF me
June graduates AT Annapolis, Mr.. kel
ley declared the object of the navy
department in working for an enlisted
force of $4,000 was to put 200 extra
destrOyerS IN -Gapa=aL=GSia1A-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-04-19
STORM DEATH
TOTAL NOW 81
800 TO 400 Injured and Mil
lions in Damage.
WRECKS SEVERAL VILLAGES
Wind Striking in Darkness Lays
Waste to Homes of Many SieeAne
Victims in Central States.


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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-04-19
TRUE TALE OF PAT AND MIKE
Ones a Chicago Policeman, the Other
Rules the Free State,

FChicago. April 19.-The Chicago Tri.
hnne printed what is termed a true
narrative of Mike and Pat
1T dealt with the anxiety with which
i'nI read cable messages from Ireland
regarding attempts to aS>a>>inaIe
Nike.
4Pat is Sergeant Patrick J. Collins,
"f the South Chicago police station,
aEd Mike is his brother. Michael Cot,
lilS. head of the Irish Free State pro.
'ksiOnal government
3The sergeant came To America in
1901. Six years ago he said he paid
5Eke,S passage t" America. but The
now famous Irish politician backed
"qr after he got as far as the dock.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-04-19
PRICES REDUCED

have reduced prices on all kinds
of chicken foods, now is the time to
buy. Remember too that 1 carry a
full and complete line of strictly
high grade seeds of all kinds; trial
will convince you.
OJIN IeCONPTE
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-04-19
Ohio Fears Frost Following Wind.

Columbus, O.. April 19.-With the
storms of the past twenty-four hours
apparently over, Ohio farmers and
fruit growers were making prepara-
lions 1o fight a heavy frost, predicted
in this state by the weather bureau.
The tornado which wrought havoc
in Indiana and Illinois, worked its way
in'u Ohio. cutting / swath through
Au-la!ze and Allen counties, in North
western Ohio. injuring three persons
and dong much property damage.
The tornado cut path several hun
drcd yards wide, passing south Of
Lima and continuing in n"rtheaster-
II direction.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-04-19
FOX SALE

: One 50-gal oil tank and one 65-gal
oil tank; self measuring. r. G. Bat
! chelor. 1873
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-04-19
+ te Death Sentence.

N"n3"c;II. April lH.-Am ntlicial rat
;:tchrr hats been appointed for The
MuntrcHI courthouse official StenOg-
s'apher$ had their notes eaten by rats
'..:Yng the night. A judge lost hi>
S,'wn ;nd silk hot from The closet in
IL chuutrrS. Civil suits involving
Es:iuHh'' property We're delayed
through the disappearance Of records
f.inaIly when Exhibit \" in Il murder
,Eial WAS eaten, and The prisoner had
j he liberated from lack of evidence,
lhc authorities decided il was imr
- take action.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-04-19
Finds Watch After Five Years

F.lkt0n, Nd, April 19.-While plow-
ing field on his farm about four
miles north of here, Charles Paynt
turned up watch that had been lost
five years ago. 1t was little the worse
or being underground.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-04-19
Girl Carried Mile by Tornado.

Cenlralia, H., April IA daughter
# Valentine SchoSSler was carried out
II her bed and q mile away by the
tornado. il wa, learned. She was
found with her back broken and taken
% hospital. where it was said She
probably would die.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-04-19

4. OEs HOWARD. Gsen.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-04-19

fidVIng
by truck, l will SELF my '.cven year old
horse cheap to quick buyer. Miller
Robbins Wood Yard. 41S-6t
On Race street. souTn OF Washing
ton Lot 4Ox1O0 more or less also good
six room house in desirable netghbor-
hood. Price reasonable. Several farms,
a few on state road. Price and terms
reasonable. A. Stengle Marine. Attor-
HAY tons good timothy with
little clOVcr, Il tons timothy and dow
er. not first class. viii sell at n bar
gain. At Horns Point Farm. apply to
j. .. Mills or ThoS. j NickerS.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-04-19
CLAIBORNE. ANNAPOLIS FERRY Inc.
WINTER SCHEDULE
WEEk( DAYS
SUNDAYS.

SUNDAYS
Leave Claiborne ........... 100 =. III
Extra trips, viz. Leave Claiborne Fri
day and Monday evenings 7 o'clock
Leave Annapolis Saturdays Mondays
and Tuesdays : Z. III.
Leave NIdlDOEH0 lS'VV ~ IAA.
Leave Annapolis ......... S.l6 p. hi
1.OTs HOWARD. GSen. MES
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Grain Prices

Yestnrdav's Pr
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
CraphopIlone Receiver
Petition Is Rejected
Statement Attributed to Cred
tors Regarded as insufficient
for Action by Cnl1rf

WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 2l.-J Judge
Morris in the United States District
Court late to-day granted a dismissal
of the complaint, with costs to the pc
titioncrs, for receiver for the Colum-
bia Graphaphonc Manufacturing Com
pany
At the same time the court denied
the application for receivcrship on the
basis of statements filed by the de
PENDANTS. recting the consent Of cred
itor interests representing an i'm
portant portion of tho liabilities to
plans proposed for extending these
claims.
Walter L. McDermott, Of Jersey City.
and William G. Mahaffy, Of Winning
tor. represented the petitioners, the
Universal Securities Company, May
Shera and Henry W. Runyon. of Jersey
City.
In opening for his client Mr.. McDer-
mott stated that although they had ex-
pericnced a loss. which they estimated
at more than 100000 on the 5000
shares which they sold, the chief gNev-
ancc was that they had not been kept
informed Of the progress made by vari-
GUS committees formed by the bank
and other creditors. In view, however,
Of details laid before them since the
application was made, assurances given
in writing that their interests arc be-
ing safeguarded and Shat an invcstiga-
ton will be made of points raised in
their petition. he said, they do not de-
sire TO enter the rehabilitation pro
posed.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Wheat Hits New
High; Realizing
Brings a Setback
Pre-t1oliday Profit Taking
More Than Offsets the
Rush TO Buy on Fresh
Reports of Crop Damage

CHICAGO, Feb. 81 Although wheat
to day scored new Ugh price record
Tor tho season, the market declined
most of the time, chiefly on account of
a prospective break up Of the drought
IN the Southwest. Closing quotations
were unsettled, to lac net lower.
with May $1.447s to $1.45 and July
Sl26H to $l.26As Corn gained - to
lc and oats finished unchanged to I. c
lower. In provisions tie outcome was
the same as yesterday to $ down
General oxpectanco OF rains in Kansas
and other states that for a long while
have bonn without adequate moisture, gave
an advantage from the start to sellers Of
wheat. Tho fact that tomorrow would
be a holiday acted also as an induceInent
to realize on holdings.
For the tilne being fresh upturns in
Liverpool quotations were practically IL
nored here. A bout the middle Of the SOS
sion. however. leading crop expert gave
publicity to q comprehensive report indi-
ting severe deterioration OF the winter
crop in the territory from Texas to Ne
hraslea incluaive. This report brought
about a Temporary rush OF buying that
lfted The market to the highest level OF
the day
A majority Of traders nevertheless pre-
ferred TO avoid the risk Of rain and OF any
therefore, wore at a material setback from
the top prices reached
Active export call was largely responsi
bio for the corn market making new
high price record for the present crop.
on" handler said the amounts he could
sell were limited only by ability to got the
grain loaded shipping demand for oats
Provisions advanced with hogs, but re
acted later as a result Of selling which
appeared to be for New York account
Prior to tho Increased selling, lard had
attained the highest prices yet this season,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
To Study Business Cycle
Special Committee Named bv
Unemployment Conference

Thorough study Of the basic causes Of
unemployment, with q view TO working
out better control Of the business
cycle is to be undertaken by a special
comiittee Of the Presidents Confer
ence on Unemployment. The committee
appointed at meeting in the Depart
ment of CONNER in Washington this
week includes Oven D. Young. vice
president of the General Electric Com
pany, New York. as chairman. Joseph
II. Defrees, president United States
Chamber of Commerce; Clarence Mott
Woolley, president American Radiator
Company. New York; Matthew Vol.
vice president American Federation Of
Labor, and Miss Mary Van kleeck.
Russell Sage Foundation. New York.
are other members Of the committee.
Edward Eyre Hunt was appointed sec
retary Of the new committee. aad Wes-
ley c. Mitchell, OF New York, field d.
rector Of study.
The committee is to report 10 the
Presidents Conference on Unemploy-
ment and the public in about six
months
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Department of Labor's Index
Number in January Down
! Point From December;
Prices 1870 Above 1913

WASHINGTON. Feb. II Wholesale
prices on tho average approached
slightly nearer the 1919 level in Janu-
ary, according to information made
public to-day by the Bureau Of Labor
Statistics Of the Department Of Labor.
The bureaus weighted index number,
based on 100 for the 1919 wholesale
price level, stood at Ia8 last month,
compared with 149 in December and
1T in January, 1921.
Prices generally last month repre-
sented decline over the same month
Of a year ago Of IS per cent.
Of all commodity groups agricul-
tural products alone showed an ad-
vance in prices during the month, gain
ing approximately 2# per cent. In all
other groups decreases we're recorded
ranging from one half of per cent
for building materials TO az per cent
for food Clothes AID clothing de
clincd per cent, chemic calls and drugs
~ per cent, metals and house furnish
ing goods IA per cent and fuol and
lighting materials over 2 per cent. In
the group Of miscellaneous commodi-
ties the decrease in average prices was
"a per cent.
Comparing prices in January oith
those Of year ago the greatest de-
crease, II per cent, is shown for the
group Of house furnishing goods.
Metals and metal products declined %
per cent, fuel and lighting materials
1914 per cent, food ~ per cent,
building materials 15iz per cent, farm
products 14s per cent, clothing u
per cent and miscellaneous commodi-
ties % per cent
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Butter. Cheese and Eggs
Butter-Rccejnts wora If oo1 ,|oo,.o

crea,''sr, s'u''errfgcepts were 1884 packages
&c sc extras o. score 36l2 Q037c hrsts 32i,
a 56c seconds 30i2 q 32c; lower grades "a
~ @Vc; centralized cars, so score. S5D
80 59da n g So score. 94@34lac; IS score. 32@
991' 99G' unsalted. higher than extras 39G
S9 a G. extras 92 score, 81 a aSsl5c; firsts
80. 90 y y, d" 'c, seconds SlaS2l3c; lower
gGades 2S@ soc; held or storage extras.
W9lc; state dairy. tubs, finest, SO Il q, S6c;
good to prime. 33 35c; common to fair,
Soc hrsts. 25 &c seconds, 22@23c: lower
srades zoe II &c; packing stock. current
make make No. l. 21ls @22isc' no ?, 2ois q
zlc' lower grades, 17M2Oc
Cheesc-Receipts were 2771 boxes Now
York STATE fats, held specials. 2S@24c:
fresh specials. 20ls @2lc: average run
iresh 5o,s y q 2oc; state twins. held. specials
~ a @2Sc; fresh specials. 20a2olsc; aver
age run, l9'ac; Wisconsin. double Daisies
coiored. fancy, y = q 22i9c; single DAISIES
~. q % &c. state skins 50l7c
Eggs-Receipts were 1882 cases. Fresh
gathered, extras, Dozen CSC; EXTRA frets
$3 q 24c; frsts, 81 q 33c; seconds, soc: dir
ties. regular packed. No. l. 29c: No. and
poorer. 2e@ 28c; checks. fair to choice drv
26 q 2Sc; refrigerator eggs seconds. 25GI
2oc' under grades 90 q &c fresh. nesrby
.r"s' .' f2u 43c; extra frsts. 4o@4lc; firsts
% @39c; nearby gathered whites frsts ~
extra firsts. $50 under grades. 34@
34@35c; unassorted, S2Q33c; paniic Co,.,
whites. extras. t2042c; extra Hrsts 4om
AiI,' ~ other Western and Southern, gathereI
whites, % a. 2Nc, nearby and nearby West-
rrh s henhery browns, extra 50 lp37c: near
By brown and mixed colors gathered ~
uas. &c; frsts to extra firsts S2M34c.
~, ro,a'oes-alaine 'ha ss $50 lbs: tS75@425
a 100 lbs, s3Go3.25; Long Island. bbI
% - 0.$. bermuda. sl2 q 10; Danish. No. l.
9a - sweets, Jersey, basket. 81 so 90
10; Delaware and Maryland 75cMsIS5.
yalns' Virginia bbl., $4m45O; south caro-
ma crate sl5o; Georgia. basket. s1.5oa
L'o' anlse, Loutsiana, Dbl. S850Qo4 80
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
b ess News
Wholesale Prices Declined
Still Further Last Montr
Retail Outlook Is
Better, Says Rerie,,

Retailer may look to n. -.
diate future win confdenr. '.@'- N
gradual and sound improver..0' u 4
cording 10 the February trads ,o',. &C.
issued b. tho National pet.1 I'VE" =
Goods Association. Dfy
"Most Of the advance durios
cent months, avs the review - r.
been made in basic ndustrio. .''
guries Of definite. il mode,.+. A'-
pansion Of activity appear i. = ~
favorable response 70 op4ni,a. '''
woolen good for the fall ...,s. % Of
"Clotbing is regarded a. s..
reached q price ieyel which :. ing
poximateiy static7 'r
The reTiew states taat II.
Of clothing das fsllen 4s no, T., ..
from the peak Of 1925. 'A'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Commercial Credit


a marked change IN The crcdit rat
ing Of at least 40 per cent Of the mer-
chants Of the country from November
to the present time is reported by The
Credit Guide few sections SHOW
worse conditions, but the majority
show changes Tor the better il is said.
Although the capital investment Of
most merchants shows no increase, the
assets present more stability. Pay
habits have improved.
The commercial money markets yes
terday were only moderately active.
Prime commercial paper discounts a.
424 and 5 per cent, with the bulk dis
counting at the latter figure.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acccptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Financial Items

Al the annual meeting or the board of
directors of the Industrial Finance cor.
2oraiion. held 1t il offices So william
sttee5. yesterday. John Marisle. Of Penn
@ti'' eoa! operator. Vas elected presi-
dent q tAe National City Bank OF New
forN. was elected vice president ana gen
ecutlve committed elected at this ,ree,3ry
consists Of John Marklo, Fergue Reid w
X. Erais Carl Tucker, Arthur j. Morris
Sam a Lewisohn and We're Brown '''
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Russian Gold Shipped

STOCKHOLM, Feb. 2l.-A new cargo
Of 529 cases of gold, valued at Slf'-
100000. arrived at Stockholm TODAY on
the steamer Gladiator from Russia, bv
way of Reval. for trans shipment to
America Another big gold shipment is
expected soon.
Presumably this shipment of gold is
part of the money allocated by the
Russian Soviet government for pur-
chase of grain in the United States
through the American Relief Admins
tration.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Cotton Moderately Active

Primary cotton goods were moa.,
ately active Ees +e1aav and prices rrIs,
hrm. The standard $50 3sss.is,.
print cloths sold for cents. and h,5.
below tais fglle. according - @~s
brokers failed ~ orng out anv ,oos,
Shooting rr.ces we're sdvare..
slightly Ma afecsurars Of brsr,
meetings failed 70 fo.iow the lead !,
one prcdtr "r9 has aasanced oro
d hall cent 4 yald over TIE last ~.
v3ous .st pr.ce some quarters :.
IS te.t -1@t ivaa-e Ess made +,
an attempt ~ bll the rsst at u,,,.
ent. Justlaea cation for tae advance rss
placed on ire I~cer- Tise IN raw cott,r
WITHIN the .ast 'Hs weeks
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Amer. Sumatra Tobacco
Net Loss Is So, 92I, 1872

The American Sumatra Tobacco Com
pany in its report for the six months
ended January 81, 1922, shows a net
loss after expenses, charges and in
ventory depreciation of S2,921 1872, COM
pared with net income of 81 .535 PAT be-
fore depreciation and Federal taxes in
the corresponding six months of the
preceding year.
The balance sheet disclosed current
assets of sl2.429 6SG and current liabil-
tiles Of SO 3.624.544, making a net work
ing capital of S8,805,142 This COM
pares with net working capital Of
81 ,449,18S on July 81, 1921, decrease
of S2643,0 ,046. Accounts and notes re-
celvable dropped from $8,s79,32l to So
% Al |, while inventory which stood at
S3,127,077 has risen to s4,612,O6O. Cash
remained practically unchanged at ST.
02G SOL
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Lackawanna Steel Loss
" as Sl.O82. 276in 1921
Years Deficit. s3.6f7.&9.
Compares v ith 1920 Earn
ings Of SIO.647.3f5

The LackauanH Steel COMPANY
suffered . loss Of Si0S2.276 IN 1921
after taxes ard other expenses beio''
interest charges. according 10 pre-
liminary income ceoun- issued by 'as
company Yesterday n 1920 net earn
ings OF S10.57+.S45 we're reported. Inc
wears total deficit for tae year ate
deureeiat:on. interest ard other de
ductions. was S3.647sS9, but This wss
cut down to s3.3S4.S77 because Of s
deduction Of s263, ,0l2 As adjustment sc
count Of excess provision for Fedora
taxes and sundry reserves. less lnYen-
tory revaluation adjustment
There was deducted last year SsS7.
o62 on Lackawanna Steel Compasr
bonds and S147,9l6 on bonds q
subsidiary companies Depreci alsa
charges and sccruing renewals a.
sorbed Sl.37s.l76. while the reserve
for extinguishment Of mines and min
ing investments was Sl5l.557. The ds
probation charge was s74s,2A less
than in 1920
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Late Rallies Fail
To Prevent a Net
Decline ip Cotton
The Market Closes Firm at
Drop Of Fl to 81 Points;
Attention Is Ccntcred on
Il Further Evening Up

With to-day a holiday and to-mor-
row the first March notice day in the
local market, the attention Of the
trade was largely centered on the fur
thcr evening up Of near month con
tracts yesterday. II was the first no
ticc day in New Orleans, and reports
that unexpectedly large notices there
had been stopped were followed by raj
lies aftcr an early decline in the local
market
Iatcr howovcr, 1T was reported that the
cotton taken up on the first notices in tho
Now prlcans market would be shipped
mo market cas"d off under realizing or
IlHVldailon March, however, hold It's
pr"1ntufn auggesting that the concentrated
lohE interest was maintaining its ground
ana lh"rc late rallies. with the close nrn,
at = net decline OF 81 10 81 points
Ncports Of riots at on" Of the Now Eng
,'' ''", mn points had no apparent effect
There was no change In the news from
inc domestic goods market. but while
Liverpool was relatively easy private
cablea reported a continued lmprovnn,nnt
IN Manchester and said that ldio looms in
Spfno parts OF Lancashire were roqtsrtf,,
sou, hern spot markets as officially re,
p"llen were unchanged to % potts lower
20 points aavancc '''''''' 'l
=, ooh,' nhe local market for spot cotton war
S,V1dy ana 20 points iowcr At 1850 for
',u ~ q IlnR 40 sales reported
'"u' hcrn Spot Markets Galverton
9'sagy sn9 20 points Iower at II zoe. sa,es
Iosyc, i,Sy' oai"s New orleans steady. i3 points
'oM't ~ l7c, sales. 1890 balls Hohio
s,eady' unchanged at 1s.75c aa,na ~
p@'ss. "a tao Savannah quiet. unchanred ~
- 'Ioc, r",, sales, ll2 bacs Norfolk stead.
Mo1',,n,a r1,n'a Io"er At 1870; sales. 7os bales
"a steady, unchanged at II a5c.
nntr,a 'atrs 500 balos houston ssesdv *
Pl9tp,s l3t,1a lover lover at i775c saIes 900 bales
saies fs0eh qniet. unchanged at l7.25,
p gnnr n,,r AT l7o5c. sales 2 $50 bales 3on.
az quct. unchanged at Is Is saloa
lou,o, p"'"7 l'ort Worth nuie, % points
'oNe' al 1900; sales. 552 bales p''''''
nc range of prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Big Brands Suffer
Sales Manager Sees Small Man.
ufacturer Gaining Ground

In the drive for lower prices many
Of the large manufacturers Of nation
ally advertised merchandise have SUI.
fered from competition from small pro
ducers with low overhead expenses ac-
cording to the sales manager for one
OF the largest manufacturers of brand
ed merchandise
In our line he said. 81 noticed un-
known brands in the windows OF sew
eral Fifth Avenue merchants and in q
leading Broadway shop. l happen TO
know that one of the brands is pro
duced in Chicago and is of inferior
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Heyden Chemical Has Deficit

A deficit of $685. ,795, after expenses
and inventory adjustment, was reported
by the Heyden Chemical Company Of
America, Inc, for the year ended De-
cemoer 81. In the fifteen months ended
December 81, 1920, net income Of $40
s61 was shown. Net sales amounted 10
Sl,3l 1922, against $4,434,854 in the pre-
ceding fifteen months Inventories
showed S465,5l4 and cash S28,O14. Ac-
counts payable we're $l07,44l and notes
payable $431.792
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
nAY& ME,rfRN RAILKnAn

he Board ot Directors las fxed and
Jared Five Per Cent to be the amount
ps q BE on Class a Debentures. Il dividend
Of Five Per cont TO be payable on ms
eaIitaf stock, and Dne-half ot one Per
cent % ho TIC amount payable on Class
y Deocnturts oct of the net earnings for
ih< yea '9-i, Payable at No. 40 Wal
street, Nov f0rn. or and after February
2'r. 3f.- IEe dividend on the stock viii
DC paid - Stockholders of record at the
e'ose OF business February 25tA. 1922
Dated Ieb. Jo 1872
q W cox Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Coffee Futnres-The range OF prices
kohler-Bremer Committee

Creditors Of Kohler- Bremen < Co..
the Consolidated Stock Exchange firm
which was placed in the hands of re-
ceiver Monday. yesterday selected a
committee of three to put in shape
claims for the receiver
Felix Fl. Duffy, Wilur J. Lamont and
Louis Prina were named They will
meet again Friday with other creditors
at 81 Broadway. at 1880 O'Clock. fur
ther to discuss details in the collection
of claims