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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27
Lawyers Made
Clean Up
Spartanburg Attorneys Alleg-
legged to Have Failed to Re
turn Money
spartanburg. Dee. q.

Spartanburgss Dee. 2.2.-1. e.
Sims and L. G. Sonthard, local at
torneys, have been ordered to aD-
pear before the supreme court of
South Carolina on Decenlber 30 to;
show cause why they should not be.
required to refund tow. W, Rhame.
"a former client. s2,8g0, 1t was:
learned here today, when It be-
came known that Associate JUS
.tice Cothran of Greenville had IS
sued such an order Decenabe 15.:
Rhanne alleges that So, ,088 was
turned over TO the attorneys to
be used in paying a fine imposed.
upon Rhame after his conviction
of a charge OF maintaining a dis
orderly place. and that the at:
torneys failed to return TO him;
$4,000 after his fine had been re-s
duced by the court to 81 200.
The order directing Attorneys
Sims and Southard to appear be-
fore the supreme court was sign
ed December l5 by Associate JUS
itiee T. p aCothran. .ss,
/ Sspartanburg, Dec. 20 verbal
agreement to the effect that the
sum OF $4,000 was given to e. IL
Sims and L. G. Southard. counsel
for W. w. Rhame, by the latter
to secure a reduction in sentences
Of three years imposed in the Court
OF general sessions, which reduc-
ton was secured. in the December
term in the form OF a three year
sentence with an alternative fine OF
SO 8, ,000, an of which was suspended
lon payment Of 0o0s. was claimed
to have existed by e. p. Sims today,
after he had been served with an
order sumnnoning him to appear
before the supreme court OF South
Carolina on December 80 to show
cause why he should not refund
Ifo or pay w. w RI1ane the sum
iof So, 900. G.. Southard was out
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27
Textile Imports ON Upgrade

Toxic. Dec. Imports of tex
tiles up to the end of October
amounted to 100000 yen in VAL
ue and it is expected that the to-
tai for the year with reach 10000
900 yen, marked increase over
previous years. Approximately 80
per cent or more of woollen tex
tiles imported come from England.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27
New York, Dec. e2.-In MESA

to President Harding, Secretary
Hughes and Julius II. Barnes pres
.ident of the United States cham
ber Of commerce. strong approval
lof the present movement to offer
american aid in the solution of
the underlying economic problems
of Europe, was expressed today
by the National Association of
Credit Men.
The message to the president
said:
.IIeartiest congratulations on the
leadership you are supplying TO the
movement which will enable. compe-
tent American business men to aid
in the solution of the reparations
problem"
And no real prosperity can come
to this country until fundamental
economic difficulties in Europe
have been removed
To Mr.. Hughes the association
said:
When this is disposed of the
world Will be a long way cn the
road toward normal economic con-
ditions. y
Mr.. Barnes was lauded for ''the
initiative you are taking in the pro-
ject," the message continuing,
the chamber lUnited States
chamber of commerce) could not
set its strong hand to larger or
more appropriate task"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27
CHICAGO
STA TION
DESTROYED
cid Park Street Passenger
Station Burned Thursday
lN.W1E

Chicago, Dee. D ire4e artins:
q few minutes before oscleek this.
afternoon destroyed the Dearborn
Street railread station, formerly.
known as the Polk street depot and;
left eight railroads homeless IN
chicago.
The bull ding erected in I884 vas as.
valued at 300, ,800, but will cost
more than IS 900 % Do to replace it
,Was said 80.
Within a little more than an.
hour after a. traffic policeman saw
smoke issuing from the roof, the:
flames swept through the S8 year.
old brick and wood structure. once.
the pride OF RAILROAD men, and left:
only a smoke blackened brick shell
:behind
Iundreds of passengers and z00
men and women clerks fed to
safety. MRS. Hazel Locker, s, a
woman clerk, tainted and was.
,sramp1ed on by the wild rush Of
clerks from the upper floor. po--.
sIceman found her lying uncon-.
:scious on the stairs and carried
her out.
Postal clerks with motor trucks
rescued $50 tons of holiday mail
and railroad employees saved all
passenger cars in the train sheds.
The station was owned by the
Chicago & Western Indiana rail-.
road and was used by trains of
fhat line and the Santa Fe, Monon,
Erie, Chesapeake & Chic, Chicago
.& Eastern Illinois, Wabash and
Canadian Grand Trunk.
Crossed wires are believed to,
have started the fire. Within Is:
minutes after the fire was discov-
cred and while apparatus was still
arriving in response to a series OF
general alarms, the roof of the
north wing fell in.
s. As the swirling columns of fire
wrapped around the tall clock
towers nearly ESQ feet above the
street hundreds Of pigeons deserted
their nesting place and took to the
air.
The firemen were hampered by
poor water pressure and the crowds
of Christmas shoppers. Their.
streams barely reached the base of
the tower and at times the crowd
became so dense they were forced
TO abandon theirISwork to assist po-.
lice in driving the onIookers out
of the danger zone.
Fire Chief Seyferiich ordered ex-.
ira apparatus from all outlying
stations, but the later arrivals were
tangled in traffic jams. which ex-
tended for blocks. from the scene.
The eight railroads began reor-..
ganizing their service while the
fire vas still at its height, estab-
fishing Offices in the station an
mex. one story building across the
alley
Plans have been considered for.
several years, for tearing down the
building and either erecting a new.
one on its site or moving the ter
s1ninals to other stations.
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

Frank Chance will manage the
Boston Red Sox next year, giving
this team at. least one chance.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

Ionroe. Dec ~ Open
hearings IN the house parish
kidnapping case will start Janu-
saTfy 5th, ir vas learned here today.
the attorney general conducting
them srfle attorney general with
sty,yo companies of tfroops reached
Bastrop today. ss
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

After landing a job the frs
thing some men think about i:
getting business cards printed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

Motorists will be glad to learn
an auto sderailed train in Illinois.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

clemenceau says hell is brewing.
A neishbor tells us brewing is hell.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

1t would be great il we knew who
vas sending us Christmas cards.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

Don't get mad at man for carry
ing cane. It may be a present.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

"a bootlegger tells us he bought
his Mife q bar pin.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

- 4 =
From comments heard unon the
street today it is obvious that the;
use of the head line just quoted, in.
conjunction with expressions con-.
tained in a paragraph which ap-
peared in your Local Items" col
umn under date OF December goth,
has, very naturally, created a gen.
eral impression to the effect that
the courts OF the state have de-
elared invalid the vital provisions of
an ordinance similar to that pro-
posed to be enacted for the City
of Sumter in connection with the
of the municipal alb
battoir, and that the City of Sumter
will, therefore, find itself without
power to prohibit the SALE. or Of
fering for sale, within its limits.
of meat or meat products other than
those obtained from animals,
slaughtered in the city abbattoir or
under conditions similar to those
which will there exist.
Such an Impression y utterly at
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

-
ege for the hohdags 81
Jenkins Kznsght, who is att
eendsi5g snord College. has re-
turned for the holidays.
Eessrs. Charlton Walsh and
haraes FSolb have returned from
E1lrrnan yynsuersify for the holidays.
va Green left: Friday morn
ng Tor yannah, Ga.
R Chin. who has been
srOrking IN Chicago, IS home for
I Che Christmas season.
f Soiomons. who is
taking 4 special course at Converse
college is home for the i1old-
and Ers p. Newton left
xhls incoming In their car for q
day trip to. South
Georgia and Florida where they
sisit rslasiNes.
Iss Helen Command Ter returned
slssrsda evening from Columbia
EagIege for the holidays. SIS. :ss
Misses Elsen irginia Sucker
Nary aernsan have return,
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

A wise man and his money soon
buy Christmas gifts.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

The T. S. s.: Pittsburg has gone
to constantinople and may smoke
out or oussmoke a few Turks.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

Tf you hear a noise it may be
trs loud Christmas ties.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

Marion, HIS. Dec. 23The de-;
Tense witnesses today charged that,
armed guards Of the Lester strip
mine had terrorized the country.
side and killed am anarrned uniop,
n1iner, at the trial Of the FIVE
men IN connection with the Her,
rin riot. After three witnesses were:
heard. court ad jeurned until Jam,
uary the second q -; ~;
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27
OUTLOOK
In
EAST
Friday S ssession d @ t
,allsanlae e a G e
Gonfefenee a S
Mar ked l Stormy
Debate

I.ausapee, Dee. % BY the As:
sociated Press ristIaas slreat-
ems to be stormy time at the
Lausanne Near East conf nferenee:
Thursday was a had day today was
worse. temper Wl1icb d did not
seem to; harngpnize with the usual a
spirit Of the YuIetide e peryaded to-:
days session OF the sub beoIanis ission;
on nainoritles.
Efforts we're made to get 81.
Ria ur gey, the second Turkish.
delegate formerly was acered-
tied By the Angora goyernT1entto
represent It at sfoseoW osagrees 20
The exemption of the Christian mi.
norities in Turkey from the mill IL
tary service. But he refused faIly
and seeming sui Iieniy de-.
cIined to give any reason for this
.declinaton and several others
equally as fat ls;.;
III. Iaroehe OF the French dele
gation made an appeal to RizasNur'
sRev on military exenp ion, saying
sseome on make siler allies "a
Tie christmas present on this
point. The Turkish deiegate;5
however, reforted angrily, We
done believe IN Christmas pres
eIats.,
RIA MIR Bey also refused to
agree to; q provision for the pres
erva1ion aof. Christian cemeteries IN
Turkey. This caused much ssnrss
prise anong the otler representa'
tiyes, as; the Turk ord dinarily are,
extremely careful to- protect all
cemeteries.
The allies insisted: upon eonsld-
eraIion of tha sesproYiding that
the Turks must respect the work
done under the leagsa ef nations;
in recovering and restoring their
famili les Christian women andef1il-
dren who were seized and Islanllz-
ed by the Turks before close OF
the world war :glle Turk alsosde-
cfined To- agree to this provision,
and the subcomnission ended the
session seesamr,inglv wit t1l1s a feeling cf
utter disgust al the q attt tttiitud RIA.
Mr. Rev. wl1ica, seyeraf members
Of the bconnaission descrihed as
.ss,,iyI,ly ;,,s,,Ienfi
Tie 1Ir:ll,iisb atson has re- re-.
ceiuef1 instr1iet iians ron ngosaa.:
.f.,at nd agreements aresto ,s,e made
AZ ,a,,sanne ., economic questions
5as.,s tlesat s some later sisas.
aas az ss
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

Turkey says she will grant no
divorces to foreigners. What for
eigners ask is a divorce from Tur-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

D0orn Holland dec. 23 Form.
.er Kaiser iiheisl has; sold world
rights N what he calls the first;
ofiicial paotograp of his recent
wedding for ten ausand dollaLs..
1T SHOWS him ia field marshal's
Uniform. The Princess HerMine
is Wearing he famous DiadeM,;
the kaiser's wed ding gift.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

The size Of the box of candy you
should give a. girl depends upon
how many brothers she has.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

Berlin, pee ofhcial denial
was made here today that Chan
ceiTor clino any other govern
ment official had suggested an
American commission to inyesfi-
gate the German economic condi-
fioY. - 81
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27
The hard thing bout skaa aagd
keen deieg 's seaaasns np s.

y Chile has so many cart iazea
the people may begin walking dke
sailors and getting seasIek ;ss:s
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

ashingtOn, Dec. 223.--Senator q
Helm OF Alabama in the senate.
today declared thirty cent cotton
was warranted by the known con-.
idition ef American supplies: he,
said the present pirce indicated
that spectators were ia control OF
the market and were depressing
the price. < e
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

laanehursa wants niezscR
wolsn-out street cars SorS
cllsEia. but ne are using them
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27
WORLD NEWS IN n BRIEF

= s5-s.s
Marion, Dec. 22The de-
.fense IN the trial of the five men
charged with murder in cennee-
ton with the Herrin riots. moved
for directed verdict of aequiIta
today The court denied; the mo=
ton and defense then began intro
ducing dence. =.
Quebec, Canada. Dec. PA ire
believed to have started from q
short eircuited electric wire de-
stroyed the famous Notre Dame
church here The church was es-
tabTshed in I6a4
The fire is believed to have been
Of incandi iary origin chief OF police
said later. The loss is a naiihoi,
dollars :;.'.,2;.s ssss.s e,
lausanne, Dec. %. The Turks
today opposed an effort of the allies
tos have Armenians to appear be-
fore q nsinorities subco commission:
It Was finally arranged TO have the
Arnneniians appear Vithout the m
Turks being present.
sfeubanville, Ohio. Dec 2z-Roy
Ledson was Killed and his brother
iWiriam was severely wounded as
the result of d feud battle between
Ledson ana Pearson families today
near Weirton est Virginia. James
Pearson was being sought by
The state police charged with the
murde =
New York, Dec. deputy
chief John +. oHara and twelve
firsenen were injured today by fall
ing walls while fighting q FIRE in
q Brooklyn factory Fifty fami.
lies were driven from their nearby
homes. .s
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27

eharnan Board of Helath.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Our Opinion nchangcd

Question About War ago Won ws1e
recon n, udins the purchase Of Douver &
',rarde Western Nrst A. 1889. aud *
I'eseinC considerable confidence iN tho
liability - thCsc bonds Boins influence =
by Your Judgment IN uiattcrs of this kind.
haye no doubt that rOracrore other
reaaors ~ Tho Tmhun- d'd hk"-is'-
sarIous articles relative 20 reorganization
Of tho Denver & RIO Grandc Company, bui
hsvo soon nothing that had any reference"
IT, c.,hcf OF these bond ISSUES would
appreciate boiug advised il. in your iudF-
nort those bonds can bo safely hcid until
maturity n not would YOU suggest .
paf cent bonds would YOU suggest be put
chased - a substitute purchased the
:; ~ 30 S'a did 'n} To5 Turorasc them
srcrntation. but did 20 with tNc intention
ol hoidins them unth they mature II. I
Answer There was an article in The
tribune Sunday, February 10, which
dlscus the Denver & Rio Grande
situation at some length. Roth the
Denver & Rio Grandc consolidated @s
and the Rio Grandc Western as are
70 be left undisturbcd in any of the re-
organization plans which have been
nut forward The Denver E Rio
Girande consols arc first mortgage on
the eastern end Of the property and
the Rio Grandc Western on the west
ern end e the property We think
that YOU can wisely hold the bonds
through the rgani7aton. About the
worst that there is any likelihood OF
happening 70 you would be 4 certain
delay in the payment Or interest, but
so far as can be seen now interest
would appear likely to be paid in full
and the security Of the bonds left un
disturbed.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
n,,pvALs ESQ sskN COAL CO

lnno.a.l Tor ,onus-
The u.dets4-f.vti r.stsa faa
Noris...s oi t.s. Zl+..'c. tiusi4tn Dsal t2i
pam. tat..t lSet h9t'a ne
nf S-.5s..-r .e4' -~r ga ii'''e
bombs wiz aeeens -eosefs q isii9' -. -
inSer said f.sor...sSe u aa --alo.n- snii1t
20 exhaust suii slsa 81 ,'tce net io
ceed lo5 lsr nfrm ara Del l..eies.
Sealed prol' ss's So -iisi f,A ll' -
ceiNet ny tbe untg.si-Aei III is Office.
Cedar Street York C-ts. UP 10 -
O'clock noon on N..reA :. l522
The right IS reserved u reject nt ~ :
UNITED STATE; ~, r,. ,,;l, IhAe =
COMPANY
~ CAL\ ENr RkEM l,k
We, i,aS..irur.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Arnuitics Favored

Cuostior-Do YOU consider an annuity
bought ol the Now York Life or Metro
polstsn Life Insurance Company cafe
AMI conservative. invest naent for an elderly
man without family r A. H.
Answer We think an annuity
bought from any one of the strong
life insurance companies a good in
vcstncnt for an elderly man. and il he
is fifty or over it gives him with the
highest degree Of security consider
ably higher income yield than he could
get by any other use of his money.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
BRITiSH.AW WFPfCtN

TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED
SPECIAL NOTICE TO H0l9lRS 0F OR.
DINARY SHARE WARRANT, TO BEAREa
Holders of Share Warrants % Bearer Tor
Ordinary Shares are requss,ea easn sending
Coupons No. so for CO .ecaoa a,o 70 io-.
ward through thslr Banker, or loEao1
Agents to TIE Seorets-, al Wsstmn,tsf
House, : Nil'baah Lo-do7 s. - j. Eng
land. the present talon after renouns
Coupon No. 81 to De exchanged Tor asv
talon ard sheet of ooupors
Dated 18th February. 1922
BY ORDER A. VI. RICHARDS Secretary
Westminster House. Z Mili5snk LONDON,
S. W. |.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28

kept pace the last few years with the
natural growth and Development OF toe
country. and tina; there IS no'nl'1p
thet viii so quickly start tho springs
Of General husincsS and tn" employ
mon. or lahor Sc Az immediate re
sumption o. construction and he pq'..
chaslrn ot oouinncnf by The railroads.
unolod orders fcr rev ioromotires,
rcconditionng OF old locomo'iv9a ara ma
mi cellarcoue WORT or pecenb'r -
amounted to S3.9t4.3oo. o. winch 9c
per cont Was domestic business and d
por cent foreign business vnti'"u
orders Mt tho close of 1920 stood at
T:,1 "a 7On
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Asks HiVh Yield

'5pestiof rh0 following bouas haNo
t'ei recofuue nded TO mo as safe invest
in'ni Can YOU GlNo f0e icpr opinion .
Central Vermont 5a. Standard Gse AMI
tl"ctric 7i,s. Ma0ltobs Power -. have
A.ooo would ,iiSr to invest whore could
uet pc cent interest. aud would rather
takc two 500 bonds IN Two scpsrsfc com
p.nies Is 1t your policy 70 recommend
VIA YOU considof sef. bond and 4 So.
would ~ give me- the naNes Mas / s
Answer Seven per cent is higher
'han YOU can get with tho highest de
gree Of safety III tno present condition
Of the bond market. However, Central
Vermont IS aid Manitoba Power "a are
good investments in tho class Of bonds
that yield higher than the gilt-edgcd
securities.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Business Troubles
EeililnnA In I.nmi. NM { !

1he fpNovng petitions u hank np'f F
we'@ 9loe vcstordny in th" mtoe stat $
rIfoMNS n n coWLEy & O. In
'nn'nly atocA bipFers. = s'faT-
l,fab.aties sjoo ooo. assois 80 ooe
MpeiiER q WALLACE InVol 1ni rly.
cinr. broRers 81 NfoaN fvav- Lao ities.
,5sH0 aesots upt s'ilpslrd
GNapl.r & YArr' 'nFoluniorg stoce
si6uwny rALEIATp rovoisnt arv.
JA%A MNnsu GO 1Nc rnvonn'er,
AuU MrYHESoN Voluntary ltair
FOODS HI4ee 81 1d~bIircs 5'tso a.
uhiffo CLOTHING sllor lneofon-
fsis Martin n upste3n
sClrl.rsslNGrN sILErnBrrG Z co
crrm%nrnG & sos Involuntary,
DRY goode 700 Avenue e
rlAfEs sQrAHE NpNEtTlsiNc NGr&-
cY mtoluninry itos BROAD Yay
MIcWAEL NoRMDYlr Nolpntafr 715
Weat lSoth at ilahiafea. 2G.o4h ,esois
HANDEL & skLAR co Involuntary
Auto Suuuliea. ib5s Webster az n" Bronx
tN1"N rLEGrR1C roRr l'8olunt'rv.
rlEcTpl1Ai ilioroGNAru corr
involurfar'. So Wesi list 81.
OWEN WEEKS Vohiptarv 81 Wesr
5lsi 81 ftnhilftioa t5iE2. asscta. '921
Receivers in Bankruptcy
fho following roccivors in bsnxrupt~y
,',,o hlod yostcrday p he nii"d ststos
Earl - l'arnes for rhoroaq II covley
Co. stock brol,ors. il5 i'rosd'TaH. with
bond of fl50o0
II Wohle for william j Moshor md
ForNs' v. Wallace. eiocl broeora 80
irosdway. Win q bond ~ s2ooo
John l. byt'io for lNot7e < Sullj"an.
H. lroad0a' stock bro>erq With q bond
of 81 coo
Mar g rotor for nan0of enar co...
Of - 00o
lrraucon \ uailara for Abraham Gold
horg. go raai ls3d Of i{rour ladicr
pnd"T v.'9t, 'fo With . bond Of $1,000
2Hl tsef Itffh r.. Bronx. with bond
Hen \. Matthew'S Tor Gamble and Yaf.e
etoct brokers. 81 Broad St. vifh bond
OF $40 900
Schedules IN Danaruptc,
foe following ocheduies IN banisruntey
T.e'' niHd Nes''rday m the United statce
OWEN WEEKS 81, W. Dist ST
NicT1AEL NOKMoYLis -5l5 Wost Isoth
- liabillfia4 S6.9ie .e.,ie sf95
OSCAR sHNNG BRO cotton and
hnens iiabuit"e. Sen.7l5 essots, S7s.ss3
st liabilities. <tt5o. assets. S.75o
MAJESTIC KNIT WEAR MILLS 1865
NroadWay. Jobhlng in svseaters and kri'
goods, for IN. bencnt Of credi,ors ~
i,ouis Fauerr4an OF % nroaapay
MARIE HELENE iadlcs woarina ar.
parci. - 'Nest 'ath st for 'ho beuef3t
Of creditors 20 Sat y Nothcnbcrr of
Locls Lev >Np JAcon IAsNY
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st lor ihc beuefi' of creditors 10 bon
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New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
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TOBACCO C0NgAnT .laflTED
NOTICE Or DIVIDED - s52Fss or
ORDINARY md p SAP.
WARRANTS t9r7
NOTICE IS Aaas6 Ia, :.
Director, 6syr sssare1 Ord -.
Dividend On tie Crsrs,s .-., r.. 49,
year from the Is ~ .. ,of
September. 1872 a, ~ =
per share .rer II 3ta.r .ae.n, T,s ,,y.
able on ,h- 5i,s Ms-ek ioz1
HOLDER 81 Share srrs = 8ss,.r f.,
Ordinary shsrr. wll 5e :. ,,s
the said Iotsnm D.1e-s ,., \,
SAID 3lst day u Mar le2Z ,, =, sa,.
Of the Cuarsnsy I,s ~,
33 Lombard Street iondoo z Cav,.,
No. 90 must be esi 'or -ssr nation :. "A.
ohoe Of the .aa gHs-a--s Trs.. G.. Of
New, YORK 30 Lemsa-a Syssf :. {. Ire.
clear busiaer dr. fs4cu6rg ,,--5,.,
before PAYNE +. rzd~
NOTICE IS Also Cigf> hat 4.
Director hase as,sr-d ss-s ss r..
rate Of 81 per sr7a.n - - D.essr.r,,
October. 1921 to 3l' Nsrs a IL.
sad dividend N-ss Brma - TX ii
the rate ii 8 N me ass t, ,s,
Al Sd per hare 7=t IS 55 IN IA.
3i,f Mar. 1922 Holder soy. War.
rants TO BesFe- ,or ?rsfsrrr s,ss II
be entitled to Dc psls ne "a nd oa
or aEer the ssid SIS Farsa. So til.
o ace Of the Nation P-o z Jasa
Bank 0 Englaad La Saves Strand.
London, " { Co-7ar -ust b.
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sad haaoa P & 7.as IT
EHsland, Id. C-s s C. ?.
'hree eisaE aass -4d.as 2atu--
dsy) before p-ym.a nae
Dated li.h febrasrs. le-2
By ORDER 4 ~ RlCKARD, ,s,sssy.
Westminster House N.
LONDON s = |.