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New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
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AKRON. Ohio--A. PolsIsy Co. Miss s.
Masoroff. chfidreh's year Kirby, Block &
FlsGhsr. 3sf 262 4th az r.
Miss Bess NJ. Bower, hosiery; care Pond &
ALBANy-W. M whitney Co, Miss
Alameda. caiif-v. L. schasfsr. V. L.
Scbaefer. drugs; Great Northern.
BALTIMORE
keystone Skirt Mtg. Co.: 8 Caplan,
soolen piece goods; Pennsylvaria.
o. caplan Z Sons: r Caplan. wooden
Disse good gods Pennsylysni,sli sn,sis o,.s,., coat,
suits; care Hoffman Hartblay, III w.
Charles Inc; Charles NJ. Bernstein,
I. Efros ]. Efroe, drugs: Martinique.
Ci,essler Co; Harry Ghessler. novelties,
nags, postcards, etc: Imperial.
American wholesale Corp; NJ, c. Fraz-
Ter, muslin underwear. handleerchiefs; S54
MIneh & Eisenberg Co; II w. Chain
Mrs. Teipe, waists sweaters; Charles 4.
stewart s Co.; G. Fl, Maguirs, women s
and misses coats; Mrs. S. 3. Hathaway,
art needIework, 8 W. a0th st.
BAY CITY. Mich-Jay Thompson Co.
Mrs A d. Grant, waists; Pennsylvania,
freedman 81 Hornstein; A. Freedman
ready to wear; Pennsylvania.
wonasn's costumes and ladies' high grade
costumes; 433 4th av.
Rfvftz Bros: Il I. Rivitz. coats suits
dresses and furs Pennsylvania.
William FlIene's Sons Co.: upstairs. Miss
Stack. representing; coats, suits; Miss
suits; Mr.. Mason, umbrellas 22s 5th av.
Buffers, Inc: Mrs Leary, misses chill
dren,s and juniors wear; Miss O'Reilly
basement ready to wear: care Kirby, Block
& Fischer. 352 4th av.
Peerless and Reliable Petticoat Co: s
Andrews, silks, cottons, radiums, Jerseys
TRIMMINGS; zoo 9th av., room $40.
stairSJ. corsets; zoe 5th av.
Gilchrist Co. (upstairs); Mrs. Byrnes
dresses; Miss Hernstein. coats (basemen)
and chtldren's coats; S. Lowenberg, mems
and boys clothing, furnishings; Miss Rubin
women's and children's millinery; 200
5th aV.
Peerless & Reliable Petticoat Co; s.
Andrews, silks. cottons radums. Jerseys
and trimmings; 200 6th av,. room SO.
wemen's oloaks suits Commodore.
3. A. Bullard; c, E. Builard, repre-
seRtins: Imperial.
Freedman & Hornstein; Mr.. Freedman
and JOSEF ph Hornstein, coats. suits: BroztelL
BRIDGEFOkf-D Nj. Head Co; MISS
L. Paul. corsets; 4o4 4th av.
Atkins, specials hankerchtefs, c. ,sueas,
gloves; Miss L. Yaecl1el ribbons; Mrs: E,
Ward sweaters, immediate delivery; Miss
LenseRhg9er 13se1 jswelTy IS " sath St
costs. suits and dresses; Pennsylvania.
BUFFALO,. s. Given; George r. De-
bus jewelry; Martinique.
CANANDAIGUA, N. Y.--The Anderson
Store; Fred l.. Anderson, dry goods; Bres-
lin.
CARRoLLToN, Ga.-Moore g. cissn:
Louis Clein, general mdse.. mems cloth
ing, women'H wear. shoes; Imperial.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21

Hancy, Robert C. Hill, Eustis L. Hop-
kins, Samuel I. Hubbard, Columbus
OD. Iselin, James b. Mahesa. Alfred r.
Marling. William ,s Matheson, Mr.. Mer-
rill, Lewis Spencer Morris, Frank C..
Munson, Stephen P. Nash, Walter Wood
Parsons, John j. Riker, w. Emlen
Roosevelt, Henry G. Swords, Moses
Taylor, Edward M. Townsend, Howard
Townsend and Paul Tuekerman-
Frederic W. Stevens, Charles d. Lew
erich and Stuyvcsant Fish, the oldest
trustees of the two INSTITUTIONS in point
of service, have been made honorary
trustees. The executive committee con-
sists of Messrs, Cooper, Cromwell,
Dodge. Hancy, Hill, Hopkins, Iselin,
Maben, Parsons, Tuckerman and How
ard Townsend.
In addition to the executive commit
tee, a special committee on trusts has
been appointed. consisting of Messrs.
Iselin, Tuckernnan, Cromwell, Hancy
ard Howard Townsend. They have
for the New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company.
Until suitable arrangements can be
made for co1nmodating In one build
ing the business of the two banks the
Bank of New York will continue TO do
business at as Wall Street and the
New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company at So Wall Street. Early
next month q branch office of the Bank
OF New York and Trust Company will
be opened at the corner OF Madison
Avenue and Sixty-third Street, under
the management of Ernest ii. Cook
vice president and manager, and Ralph
M, Johnson, assistant manager, and
Owen H. Smith. assistant secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

HOST Gent tIemaa's travelling bag Tuesday
afternoon between Waldorf-Astoria ana
G.. H. X. OF N. j. 23d st. ferry Reward II
rsturned TO Room 5t4, Central Binding. t43
Liberty ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY -
Charles Paul GFigsby, PIainfiY axalnss
Laura Mercerly Grigsbg. Defendant:
To Laura Mercerly Grigsby. Defendant. ye,
are hereby notified that duly verified rest-
tion has been presented to this court BY YOUR
husband. Charles Paul Griasby, stating tbat
you have aesented yourself for faore fhan
hve years now last past without being known
70 your husband to be living during that
Time that your husband helioves YOU 10 ba
dead. and that q dilfgsnt search has hser
made to discover evidence that YOU are living
ana that ne such evidence has been found
ana ASKING fol the dissolution OF the ma p.
rage between your husband and yS,a,cgefs
ana o tfaat a hea. ing upon said petition viii be
Isia ar ten O'clock a. m. op October 31st
ASa2, at Special Term Part Ill of thfs court
10 90 held at the County Court House. Bcr.
ohgh OF Manhattan. City and State OF New
tofR. In case OF your failure 10 apDear nr
answer an order Viii be made for the reIias
eeIna g nded In the petition. Dated August
LoRENZ \ T.oRENz. Attorneys for ps,,.
TONER, Once and p. o. Address Rectar
street, Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK
City, n. Y.
To laura aIcrceriy Grigshy. Defendant
Tne foregoing notice is served lissog, vcu 81
publication pursuant to an order Of Hon
orabls James OsMauey. 81 Jussics Of ~
suprerae Court os the state OF New Yo-E
dsted lhe l4th day OF August. 192a and flssl
WITH ths petition herein. In the oifice OF fse
S5ers angss og zss the Sssaty y New York. Dated
LoRENz & LoRENz.
Attorneys for Petitioner
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
FINANCIAL
PACIFIC OIL COMPANY
%af;ca ~ Nfaatfnr

I5o BFoadway, New York. n. Y.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Pacific Oil Company Will be held
at the principal Office of the Corporation
Number West Tenth Street in the City
of Wilmington, County of New Castle, Della
ware, on Tuesday, October 3, 1922, at IL 80
o'clock p. NJ. standard time. for the fol-
lowing purposes, viz.
J.. To elect three Directors for a term
OF three years to succeed the Directors of
the Second Glass.
2. 70 transact all such other business
as may legally coms before the meeting,
including the approval and ratification of
all action of the Board OF Directors and
of the Executive Committee since the last
meeting Of the Stockholders OF this Cor
porattonI
For the purpose of the meeting. the
books for the transfer of stock will be
closed at O'Clock P. n. Tuesday, septem-
o'clock A.. NJ. Wednesday, October l. 1922,
BY order of the Board of Directors.
HUGH NEILL5, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
GARLAND STEAMSHIP CoRpoKArrox

Acting upon Resolution adopted by the
Board OF Directors OF the above Corporation
on September 8, 1929 the Treasurer of the
Garland Steamship Corporation will offer to
the holders of Common stock OF the said
Corporation Of record at the close of bust
scribe to 32,GS0 of Preferred stock of the
Garland Steamship Corporation at the par
value thereof, to wit. $40 per share to the
of the Preferred stock for each 20 shs res
Of Common stock SO held, subscription to be
made and fully paid in New York funds at
the Office of the Guaranty Trust Company
of New York. 14O Broadway. New York CIV.
on or before December 1, 1922 Subscriptton
Trust. Company of New York to Common
shareholders OF record September 23. 1929.
J. p. WATSON. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
SAVINGS RANKS
~yponr or CONDITION or
! First National Bank
/ Ihe City OF New York

-. ~ business September rs, 1898:
: pEs3sfRCEa
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK coUN-
TT.-HELEN c. HIDDEN. Plaintiff, Va.
JOSEPH " LTDDEN, Defendant.
To Joseph Z. Luddeu, defendant:
Please take notice that 4 petition has
heen duly presented to this court by your
wife. Helen c. Ludden, stating that yca
have absented yourself for moro than fYs
successive years now last past without
being known to her to be living during
that time, and that she believes yoas To
be dead. that 9 diiigent search has b@sn
made to discover evidence showing that
you are living and such evidence has been
found. and asking for dissolution of the
marriage between your wife and yourself.
and that hearing upon said petition wfM
in the forenoon thereof. st Special Term
Part III, of the Supreme Court OF the
State of New York, in tho County Court
House, Borough OF Manhattan city OF
New York. In case of yoar failure TO sp-
pear OF answer, an order will be made for
the relief demanded in said petition.
Dated, New York August 49, 1929
MAX S. SEIDLER
Attorney for Plaintiff Petitioner
Office and p. o. address. No. 291 Broad
way, Borough OF Manhattan. City es
To Joseph V. Ludden. defendant:
The foregoing notice is served upon yeu
HON. JAMES OMALLEY Il Justice OF the
Supreme Court Of the State of New YORK
dated August 18th 1922 and flsd with tha
petition in the office OF tho Clerk OF tha
County of New York
Dated, New York. August 1s, 1872.
MAX S. SEIDLER
Attorney for Plafntin-PetitIouex.
Office and r. O. address, No 29f Broad :
way, Borough OF Manhattan. city et
New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY
Notice of Suectaf Sfoelr E1oydera, Asa.x;r

RAILWAY COMPANY
Notice of Special StockhoIders' Meeting
NOTICE IS MsRhBY GIVEN that 1s l9Is sn..
eial Meeting of the Stockholders OF The
neen called by the Board OF Directors OF said
,hn ,IhomEgany to be heie at the principal once Of
ginia,. on Tuesday, the Ssth day Of septsm.
9e1r,. Per. 1922, at l10o o'clock A. NJ, for the
following PURPOSES;
stock BY the edition tereto Of stoeP 9sRi'n n
divided into s,areU ssoeS0op0 of tbs to ns BE-
value OF 500 each. so as to make the total
ees.tina Gf such o ssPtsss sd
sI snares OF the par value of sIoo each. SUCH
ciass or classes, with such designa tions
preferences and voting powers, or restrics
snsn s,ens no,sg OF Qualifications thereof. as the
teTTnine or authorize and specifically.
withou: limiting the generality Of the
proposal that ths additional eanitai ssocs
pe IN the first instarce preferred stock,
and that the same, or any thereof, may
De convertible into common stock;
Oh To authorize. the Board Of Directors
Of the Company from time to time to
stcck on such terms as such Board may
In the exercise OF its lawful discrotion
tc) To ratify and CONFIRM such action
fheretofors taken or authorized by said
Board in anticipation of such action by
the stockholders, may Le submitted 10
the meeting, and to take such other and
the authorization of any necessary or
appropriate amendment or amendments Of
the charter Of the Company, as ths stccR.
holders at the meeting may determine;
and
td) For the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before shs
meeting.
For the purpose OF tho meeting the stock
transfer books will be closed at r. NJ. on
Friday September /, 1879, and remain closed
nntil 10 A. H. on Wednesday. September 81.
1s2e. "a
BY Order Of the Board of DSTeceoTa.
a. TREyvETT Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
New York Metal Market

Tin was firm. with Straits quoted
at 32.10M3250c; Straits shipments,
30. 2.o5032.50c; standard, 32c, and 80 per
cent, 31.5o63225c. Copper, quiet; stan
dard spot September and October,
1880 l3.623sc. and electroIytic, spot,
September and October, 13.62h h0l14c.
Lead, firm; New York spot, 6.10c, and
East St. Louis spot, 5.90c. Zinc, firm,
New York spot, &c, and East st. Louis
spot, 6.62M nc bid,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
Permanent positions for COM
petent men whose work is
satisfactory as:

Apply q. m. to 5 p. m, TO SupeT1n.
Bronx, II. 7.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
Securities ali Auction

sS7 shares Lockwood Il Co. preferred por
90 shares Lockwood s. So. common. per per
10 shares broadway Central Bank. sio0
each. per share. ..........~..,~...$ 59H
"a shares Albany &. susquehaana Rsilroad
Co; per share Observation-Disclosures. S196i Ia
200 shares American Nickel CO, $40 each
100 shssee Savannah River Lumber co.
preferred ". 7. certificates; 80 shnres
Savannah River Lumber Co. comnion "
~ certificates. as bonus; per share. sS
0o shares s@nseai Corp, Ine.. common.
IL shares Brown~Spln-W Wright Co, Inc.
no par, lot. s22
10000 shares Congress Oil Co; lot $40
70, 600 shares Stellar Petroleum Co; per
$500 st Georges Golf &. Country ciub, st
Inc. debenturs income bond. due 1881;
July, 1919, and subsequent coupons at
tached; lot........ observation-disclosures S6
$4,000 Huntington Water Co. of Hunting
]. l94l, Interest April and October with
option to retire each bond at 1925 and
accrued interest on any interest day;
Co, preferred, $500 each; $40 shares
Railway Storage Battery Car Co. com
mon trust certificate; let...... $3.50
10 bonds &tgoma Central Terminal. Ltd,
1st nitge per cent. duo August !,
1869. f1o0 or $48e.6G "a each: lot s925
$1,000 Alsoma Central Terminal, Ltd, 1st
6s, due 1862, trust certificate of the
Agoma Bondholders Committee ;
400 shares Atlantic Loboa Co. coini9eR 3on;
zoo shares International e. Great Northern
Corp. $500 each. ch................S5 S5, 600
$5o 600 interest in J. Alex Dingwalls Inc,
Syndicate dated July IL. 1890 $1,oO5
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21

D. C-SeaIed proposals Will be received by
the General Supply Committee, auditors
Building. 14sh ana B sts, S.Ws Wash, D.
c. until P M October 9, 1929, then pub
licly opened for furnishing from Nov. l.,
1922, to Feb. Is, 1928, inclusive. forage. -four
and seed, described In Specifca tons and Pro-
posals for Glass IL, for of Executive
Departments and Other Government Estab-
iishments at Washington. Proposals must be
executed according to instructions and on
application. A. w. MELLON. Secretary OF
the TREASURY.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
SALESMAN WANTED.

we are interested in meeting = young
man-preferably under thirty-who has
demonstrated that he can sell advertis-
ing and who is locking for a larger
opportunity than he now has. He is
probably a college graduate. tho not
necessarily. A first essential is the sell-
ing instinct, with real enthusiasm for
Advertising
To such a man we can offer position
in the development OF department Of
we'll known business paper. The future
OF the man who secures this position viii
be Just as big as his own capabilities.
Write for appointment and give telephone
number so that meeting can be easily
arranged. D 9a4. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21

r. III. CLARE. Superintendent.
New York. New Haven g. Hartford r. r. c.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21

NURSE, infant or children, very canabta
neat conscientious; highly recomnepdad
Miss Halls Bureau, IL w. 44th. vanderhiir
ssso.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, washnston;
D. C.-seaed proposals VII be 9,4 received I've d
by the General supply Conml1tee' AudltoTs'
GU cuiahah anai fsn p M 0 oafo6er o. 1922 then pub
icy opened for furnishing from NoT nd n,e 10
visions cleaner polish. securing compound.
soap sud soap dispensers, and soda, describesd
in Specifications and Proposals Tor Ciass ~
for use OF Executive Departments and Other
Government Establishments ar washington.
Proposals must be executed according to n
structions and on blanks furn1sheu by Ine
above Committee, application. A. W.
MELLON, Secretary OF the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21

c., N. O. & T. p. Net Down

The report of the Cincinnati, New
Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Com
pany for the year ended December 81,
1921, showed a net income Of S7o3, ,535,
a decrease of S1,500,4s3 over the ten
months Of 1920 under company CON
troll. Total operating revenues vera
S17170,446, a decrease Of s3.949.375
over 1920. Total operating expenses
were $14,7S9,237, decrease of s2,2o4,
o18 from 1920. The total operating
income was s1,729,576, decrease Of
$1,79s,279 over the ten months of 1920.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
SAIESMEE

The Minneapolis Heat Regulator
Company, established thirty-six years.
is desirous OF adding several salesrren
to their local sales force in New York
City and suburban territory. We want
only high grade men capable OF earn
ing from 3d. 900 commission a year up
ward. The article Is high grade,
nationally advertised household spe-
cialty sold direct to the user. Sales
averaging 500 each. No peddling.
Write, stating experience. previous
earnings. etc, in full. Appointments
will be made for interview ON written
application only. Clarence 0. Barring,
6836 Grand Central Terminal Building,
New York City. See advertisement ON
page 6.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, offfce Of the
S. Custom House. New York City, September
18th. 1922.--Sealed Proposals Will be received
at this Office until o'clock p. ril- ON the
licly opened, for repairs to plaster painting,
etc, on the End floor at the Custom House.
Kew York, n. Y, In accordance with the
specification copies of which may be had at
this office, at the discretion ofs the Supervis-
fng Chief Engineer, or his Representative
Engineer, United States Public Building. n, Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT

Merchants & Manufactarers Exchange q
OF n. Y. $50 Lex ave. Tel. Wand. 1906
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CHAMBERMATD-MAID, young, neat, highly
recommended. Miss Halls Bureau, IL
at
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Washington,
D. C-Sealed proposals viii be received by
the General supply Committee Auditors
Building, 14th ard B SITS. S.W Wash, d.
iicly opened, for furnishing from Nov; |. 1922,
to Dec. 81. 1922 inclusive meat, fsh. iard
and Prouosals for Class 10, for Use Of Execa-
tive Departments and Other Government
Establishments at Washington. Proposals
must be executed according to instructions
and on blanks furnished by the above Com-
mittee, on application. A. w. MELLON,
Secretary of the Trea slIry.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
HELP WANTED
Instruction

look AHEAD! Proper preparation row will
mean an executive position later You need
a specialized business course at Drake's 70
insure it, brakes Business Schools. Inc
New York Tribune Bldg. 1874 Nassau St
Telephone Beekman 2723. Brooklyn Bedford
Ave, at Fulton St. Telephone Prospect 74ss.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
OSDEN AND COMPANY

fs 49, September Ig. 1929.
sas,,r, r0afa Of Directors OF Cosden and
Ear;erf, nave nave this day declared a regular
azasny staSl.a satlylaend OF $500 a share on the
ssts is,; 1922. 10 the s}ocpi9lssss oass -SOs oe
4 ls,s me me close of business on October
4he stock books will remain open.
E. NJ. ROUZER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE

BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORT
gage, I Will sell this day AZ 1e A. NJ. az
21s Mercer St, IN the Borough Of Man
haitian. pressing machines, fixtures and
all other property mentioned In ehattel
mortgage, re Forzauo to Washington EIec
trio Co BY the order OF Irving Rosenberg,
attorney for u1orrgaEee.
ALBERT LEVINE, Aucttoneer.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
MISREPRESENTATION Trust Co.
NEW YORK CIVY

~ NEW TURK tIEF.
Ihs Board OF Directors of the Fidelity
nsInauonal Trust Company has declared a
SS;rsl1'eriy Srl dividend OF TWO AND ONE HALF
q. s.a CENT (2l2 ca on the capital stock of
~ sSsonpany' pay able September 30. 1922. to
Ess September 90. 1922.
4. "ssasler books Will be closed at p. M.
G..sss .ssss'eemoer g. 1922. and Will reopen
Sssssss for the dividend will be mailed
.asFRTHuR W. MELLEN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21

.,r-rr A. WELDON. Cashier ot
I. Sac .ss,ea bank, do soleninly swear
tie aeofs araya statement Is true 10 tho
sss s. ny s, 4. WELDON, Cashier.
.., and sworn to before me,
ss7'enGs J. GARRISON; Notary ss Po Poeit9i af.s
c0rTsfiJIalEs TpsFfiIRlEs .. NORTON, ! -
Ell GARY.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
o y,.r,. OFFICE OF
y. v ssAkD GAS IMPR0rEsTFN1s co

!. PhiiaHar,. Phiier Broad and Arch Streets
zoe B..yeef e'~a Ptlla, September 10. 1929
artefIv Sc,.ors S,.ss have this day declared a
E shsy., otYldend OF one per cent ISee
ssDaDy on the Common Stock of mis-
ds.s n ,sayable October IA. 1922. to
~ Of ;ofnn1on Stock OF record AT the
'ssks VIII iDdsihess ~ September so, 1s2S.
]. W. MORRIS. Trsamrer
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
sssttfePoiltan e Trast Carnn.nv NV

4 s.aa..1 DIVIDEND 1oa' A
sgri,,s has this day beep Ssolss .,soSH y.
sEslGsrsp pfoti's payable September aoth on oas ~,
e GeDtAa,so oi record at the closa ~ h1,.Ie
4 ssfnsr ze. 1872 u pusi-
tAsasaber SassshEAM 81 seaa cRUoER, Treasurer
~ ts1z' New York. N. Z.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
Bonds

$4,000 A G w 5s. 561a 81 56i5 81
1000 x c NJ & 3 5s 90 80 80 80
1000 Mass Gas 4las 95ia 951a 951s 951a
3.e00 Miss r Pc 5s. 96 96 951a 95 Il
2,0o0 NV Eng T 5s. 9S 9S % 98
1000 Warren Us. " ~ Z 1l2la III =
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
eARFlELD NATIONAL BANK
9TH AVE. and 2sRD ST..

New York, Sept. 20, 1922.
es,,.sp spoard OF Directors have this Gay
!, 60 quarterly dividend of go upon
scssp.ai csss stock OF this bank. payable free
III ana state tax on and after Sept. 30
{ s,.is ~ stockholders CT record at this close
'-''less Sept. 2e. 1922.
A. w SNOW. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
DIVIDEND NOTICES
242nd Dividend
BANK OF
TIE MANHATTAN COMPANY
CHARTERED 1893
CHARTERED 1893

NewYork, September 14th, 1922.
The President and Directors of the
Manhattan Company have this day
declared a quarterly dividend of SIX
PER CENT. IN the Capital Stock OF
this Company, payable October End,
1922, to stockholders Of record at
the close Of business September
2Srd, 1922.
The transfer books will not close.
OWEN E. PAYNTER,
Vice-President & Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
Philadelphia


$1,000 Am Gas & e 5s 80 90 90 90
26ee0 Elec g. Peo IS. 70 72 ~ az
1000 Leh Nav G AS 96A ssM 98z 96&
1000 Peo Pass Ry As IS IS rs 70
5000 Phila Ca 5s.. 9lA y2 sIh s2
1609 Phila El 1st As SSA S33a 1914 san
5000 do 1st 5s.... 99% 1001s 994 io01s
5000 de 61As ..s.1o31 1034s 1e3 Is 1e3as
1000 Phila Elec IS 1o7 1e7 l97 1o7
1000 Read Trac 6s 100 100 100 100
1900 Uni Rwy Inv 5s 80 80 80 80
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
Bonds
CleYefanf

$1,000 NJ e R 1st 4s. 67M 67Ss 67ts 67M
5000 do exten As. 63 63 63 63
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21

CADILLAC Victoria week. day or hour
owner driving. RhineIander 2632. II
Gaietti.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
BlrthA.

Lawrence and Amanda Temperling, SOS
South Thirty eighth street. girl.
Petr and Jirina Egic. For.y-sixth and
Harrison streets girl.
Morris and Mary Jansen. 56o1 South
Thirty-sixth street. boy.
Thsdeus and Bertie Roundtree, e921
North Twerty-fifth street. boy.
George and Inex johnson. hospital. girl.
Lucrano and Salvatrice Russo. 1905
South Sixth street. girl.
Carol and Emma Carlton. Route No. 1.
South Side, boy.
Roy and Pearl Hatfield, Fifty-fourth
and streets. boy
Deaths.
Mrs. Anna X. johnson. 5s, hospital.
George. McHenry. s5. 7os South Seven
teenth sereet
Mrs Josephlne Gerharz. So, 44l3 South
rwehty-third street.
Arthur Eden. 42, hospital.
Tolly Zuccardi. 2. 1864 South Twenty
second street.
oscar ste.nkamper. Z months, hospital.
Joseph Hofer. AZ. sss2 NJ street..
Mrs. Mary Stevens, SO, 172sh Cunning
street.
Charlotte c. Carson. 65. hospital.
Helen D. wolcott. 81. 1915 Military
avenue.
George Franklin Wilson, 50. hospital.
Jessie e, Dunlap. 81. 5l3 South Fifty
eighth street
Edward Fields, .. hospital.
Curtis G. Johnston, So, s40s Hawthorne
street
Lucille Young, l6, s11s Franklin street.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
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