Evening journal., 1922-04-15
NIUSICAIl.

MUSICAL.
GRACE H. sANDERsoN-Teaohei
piano and harmony. Studio. $40
Broome st. Phone 1851. febS-l
RUDIAiENTs OF MUSIC TAuGHA
Voice and plano. Phone 1851.
aprl5-eod-12t.
NOTICES.
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AT 1106 CHIPPEY ST. (rear Eleventh !
and Orange Sts) youll find the Bat
terry Man. formerly Of 18th and French. 4
Phone 1881. aprS-tf.
A PIONEER" BATTERY STATION
Is still Located at
18TH AND FRENCH STREETS.
This is to rectify any rumors now
being circulated.
BATTERY SPECIALITY CO.,
Phone ssOS-W. Da & Mite service.s
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DIR. MORRIS GRBBNsTEIN announces
the removal of his dental Offices from.
1909 Washington street to the College,
1 Inn Apartments, N. c. Corner Tenth
and Washington SITS. Phone 1852.
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TX. AMERICAN FOREIGN sBcURIF
IllSs COMPANY = CERTIFICATE
OF DECREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK.
The undersigned. the President and.
majority Of the directors of the
American Foreign Securities COMPANY.
corporation Of the State OF Delaware.
do hereby certify and state. in accord
ance with the provisions of Section PSI
OF the General Corporation Laws OF tho
state OF Delaware, as follows.
l'-Pursuant TO due corporate pro-
ceedings, including the written assent
OF stockholders representing more tharA
twoNhirds OF the capital stock OF tho
company, duly executed at a special
meeting OF stockholders, duly held at
ne principal office Of the company. in.
the city Of Wilmington, Delaware onA
Tuesday. March p, at 1890 p NJ.
1922. after notice Of the proposed de-
crease had been mailed to the address
Of each stakeholder. at least twenty
days before the meeting was held. fort
the purpose and had been duly pub-
lished as required by the bylaws. the
capital stock Of American Foreign Sc
curities Company has been and is de-
creased TO $1,000, consisting OF TWEEN -
shares, each OF the par value OF 500.
All the debts Of the company not
otherwise fully secured. have been paid
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the Vice.
President and a majority OF the di-
rectors Of American Foreign Securities
Company, severally duly sign and ac-
! - 49, 100 presents TINS A9th day.
A. NJ ANDERSON.
As Vioe-President Of American For
eign Securities Company
JUNTUS S. MORGAN {
SEWARD PROSSER,
WILLIAM Woodward
CLARENCE DILLON
EDWIN S. MARSTON
W. GERARD VERMILYE.
MORGAN DELANO,
j. s. ALEXANDER.
THOMAS COCHRAN
J. =. MORGAN, .
JOHN Y. @. WALKER
GEORGE F. BAKER,
Majority Of the Directors OF Ameri-
can Foreign Securities Company.
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY Of
NEW YORK. SIS;
BE 1T REMEMBERED. that on this
2sth day of March. A. D. 1922. person 4
ally came before me- Frank Rhodes n
Notary Public OF the state Of New
York duly empowered TO act within
the said county OF New York A NJ .
Anderson. ice-President OF American :
Foreign Securities Company and one
Of the parties 10 the foregoing inden-
| ture or instrument, known to me per-
sonally TO be such. and to be the Vice. .
President of American Foreign securi-
ties Company, and Acknowledged tho
said indenture or instrument 10 be Ms
act and deed
And also personally came before me.
MeSsrS. A NJ Anderson Junius s.
Morgan. Jr., Seward Prosser, William
Woodward. Clarence Dillon. Edwin S.
Marston, W. Gerard Vermilye. MORGAN :
Delano, ]. S. Alexander. Thomas Coch-
ran. J. p Morgan, John Y G. Walker.
and George F. Baker. directors OF
American Foreign Securities Companv
and parties to the foregoing indentura :
or instrument, known 10 me person
ally TO be such, and 10 be directors OF
said American Foreign Securities Conn
pany, and severally acknowledged tina
said instrument 10 be their act and 1
deed.
Given under my hand and seal OF
Office the day and year aforesaid
FRANK RHODES,
Notary Public, Bronx Co, No. a.
| Certificate Filed New York Co., 100
New York Co. Registers No. 2lO7.
Commission Expires March 80 1922.
! FRANK RHODES,
Notary Public,
Bronx County.