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New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Sailed Yesterday

Clty of Eureka, Barcelona, GlcnDooi
TuXpam; Coma nche. Jacksonville AQui
tsuia GBr), Southampton and Cherhourg
city Of Newcastle (BT). Genoa; Aldgau
BIZ. Marsellles Vasari (Br), Rio Janeiro
W N Tupper. Trinidad; Muneric (Brl
Norfolk; Delaware (T5rl, Manchester bra
Mlicr (l}rp, Antwerp; Columbia
Chester. Pa, Josiah Macy, Tampico; Man
chioneal tNor). trial trip; lngleby (Brl
Corr sohr Virginia Pembieton, Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
. Memberships on Maritime
Exchange Bought: 81 Cancelled

The public auction Of memberships
in the Maritime Association Of New
York resulted IN the sale Of nine Ger
tifcates to eight bidders al prices
averaging 500 each. Sixty were
bought in by the association and can
celed. The purchasers were d. c. An
drews & Co, f. c. Volck. J b Malone
T. L. Williams, c. T. Miner, L H.
Stewart and two to C.. r Runyon. a
Rossner held the auction for Joseph
y. Day.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01

IIomer,c (Br) HOwarth. Southampton
via Cherpours; White Star Line
:. MIA Luisa, Williamson; Callao and
MoNendo va Panama Canal; w II Grace
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Suea~ Duty Cut MOT Approved

NEW YORK, Feb. 28-~S dney Bqllou,
chairman Of the Sugar Producers Con-
farence, to-d7y authorized statement
that the American sugar producers had
not agreed TO a reduo, or on he import
duty on sugar in consideration Of ac-
ton by the Cuban government restrict
ing sugar exports to the United Sites
during the present year Recent Cuban
dispatches stated that the Cuban gov
ernment had considered proposals by
the American sugar producers and had
agreed to limit exports only after the
reduction in the American duty on
('1,haN O1to-a- yyoq cncl,rni
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
FINANCIAL

HETeY ,:{!1. ! D'34 ~ .. A'e'iop.er.
STOCKS AND noND>
By aDRfsN II. Nj ~ Fk & soN,
WEDNESDAY, MAKcH -, 1922.
EXCHANGE sALrsRooMs
For Account of T,-e1f.or
share Nebraska Cty taa co
p sts %iagafa Valls Gas & G'aetr's
100 d.s''' ahs General Ions 90. fnc. o-efa
$3.50 Nasara cHh ~ Niagara fals rs
Mtse S6e hiea is2s
s 1o9 Nofe ri AfaftfHst Company fnr.s
dated sept ! PCS iae Dfe 1881
{ 800 Nose Il Jerome y ienae--t. astes
iec. so 1870 as nf
10 sAs - v5e7s 'FIre & rsasf
For Account 81 Aao9 F. Mee raHe.ras
80 sne Mttro9uifas Tr3-f Co..
- shs chelsea tSrns - tanf
trust ~ IDS faef
10 s5s. Narfaeaasett Electric fiea.aS
5000 uav,lan-Amer'esn corpn seraf r..
loo sas. SHOWS Forn.a'os 5le.a'ar ca-an-
100 s.Is Urn raot sra-,rain fIrftr.
sae. National Securities GarQH e-fe-
100 sss' International conses4eaon 60.
Is sas lisorrss Modern Ne.soas IL
. shs. A.oore's Modern aeas Lts.
l4a sbs. L. s. Standard }a..as Maehins
;s.oao orleans coeaiy Qsarey 70 a. nee.
i,eFs
900 sa,. Cninnlhtan ranner-I Iaa Corpora
tea ef eaHaas. III
sa.5oa eient 'ne eaa interest Fl hor1 ana
tauTf<af- made rf ~retara ffu -
tsfet4F tilflr sIaa-I7 ans .r11~i
efpr tmsnn. dates 4pit q. ~
property so - Epianta e1leetr
For Account ~ Afm'nfatrators
$500 sas- Harta 49, Consolidated Nine"
+a0 sA4 Consoiflate3 Hieefr.e stora,.. -
~ shs. Deutsr. South tars f
Go - es.aon Eiee.r.c ,asa 70 a-
One-thiri .-lierest in rs chs fea.sIara Na-
toual Bank of Ne~ or.0aas
S25h Al .lon fu1 OF fsraai >.rs if1.
~ Ronfs sfanHe3 81 Hs a., f.alf.
/ MernheItbip oerfani fie'l f'| .f
- ens. lorfh' rre.e Hartford Itaeloa
Z lsf eil aai ssf
s1s 81 y asn Spots
- ehs - 3a4na ffHe' tr .nin'aon.
190 sis S.elrlfy Mining =
ga s4s lrlsuiosrsHa -9fpn ten-l-oiA
sas westesa ~. -. a. arsx-eo orst-
for Account Of Executors
81 Atlantic Coast Fisheries 60. come
sas. Atlantic caast Fisheries CO tss
Qre:6
IS sas Ocean 1.ea.her CO. Inc. comroa.
shs. Ocean Leather Co., ne- pred.
- shs. Rlfs 70 Gas CO. -arasl1l.
St5 sh5. Midland on f'0 Ir1
5.o34 shs Frisco Cold Mines co.
800 CIR Of Proaucers Development Co
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Lost Bankbooks


LOST Hanlsbook NO s7s.s27 of the linton
DIN" Savings Bank. is Tairg Auy
PERSON having "A ciasia 10 j. i hnrohy called
upon IT, present the Same within fea days
or submit 10 having said paSsnoob c4u-
ceiea and a new one isgaea
Lost -Bani,boos No. iI2.555. Union
Sal~ire Savings Rank. 20 Union seaare.
Now York PAYMENT stopped Fin ler
piea7o retpfn 70 bank,
LoST-Bankheoe 80 s52.222 or Greea-sich
Savings DapN, rs 9Th aN. T. city.
fragment sioppee Please return 81 haht..
LOST RanabooA So. sal o2a oe Cireear.ic; !;
Savings Eanf. 2fs tth ar.. *. r. fift
Fa5 hfeit stopped. Please retprn 20 banis
LOST -tanzhook No s4aI7e of Green ~ ic n.
s,f f'pas BarH. 2fs SIN Az g. r. cHr
"a. 'i.eat stopped. Please retDfn 10 bank.
Losr--Bansb.oA 10. e4A547 Of creenvich
SAVINGS BANK. -aS gth av.- n f. city
"a ineAt stopped Please return to 9aa4.
SAVINGS hank. Chambers ~. Payment
siopped Finder please return 70 -oanis-
Lost -passboois No 2o4alt. Of : East
o sto7r1a finder please ieaye il al me oank.
70 -e-5 Broadway, New YORK Clfy AL
Ietsnus are cautioned not to purchase or
negotiate tn same
LoST-Fank book No. 2445gt OF the Nev
OK Savings bank. IA ments stopped.
grinder i-c1se return 70 bana
Bankbook No. l32.8sl. Of ths Nov
orA Savings BauA. PAYMENTS stopped.
tAoer please return to bank.
LOSr-fankooo& No. 5S8al9. Of Green
wich Savings Bank 243 sixth az. E r.
ny. Payment stopped. Please return IL
bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
CITY Island

Bound East-schs Anastacia. Nav York
for Nantucket; Alice May, New York for
Nantucket.
>aled-schs 4 i Dawson G5r). Hal
itaX, Annabel Cameron (Br) Luncnberg,
.; Nova Queen tBr), Yarmouth, \ s;
Hiram MacLean (}}r) st lchn, y L
Nina Nadeau CBr), Halifax.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01

Proposals wiz be received By the Bureau
Of Supplies and Accounts, ~ rl-r,srt-
ment. Washington. =. c. until 10 o-.s--s.
m. March Il. l9e2 Tor Delivering -ionsl
metal to the Nay Yard frooA sn Y
Apply for proposals to the Navy Purchs--
MS pHce. New York. = y or 70 ths
RYrean Of Supplies ana Accounts. DAVID
OTTER. Paymaster General of the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Marine Disasters

SAN DIEGO. Feb 2s-paciac, this port
for Seattle, driven ashore by high winds
J'oh - It reliast Point near entrance to
san Diego Harbor. Coast Ct I'd cutter
Tenguar1 and tug standing by; expected TO
rOat to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
CHANGE OF NAhE

RESOLVED, thai the name of the company
be changed from l.. d. Sultzer Compa ny.
Inc, to Sultzer- Henderson Co PAM. Inc.
and that the officers of this company ne and
they hereby are authorized TO eHvccute. ac-
knowledge ami Gle such papers and generally
70 taSe suca action shall be necessary 10
effect such change Of name.
The foregoing resolution was adopted a.
meetings OF the stockholders OF L. ID. Sultzer
Company. Inc. held February 10th and 2laj,
ls22 J. y. SELTXER President.
ADA DAGWEI Secretary.
February u, I9c2
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01

American Brake Shoe & Foundry Company
Apex Leasing Company
Batter Water Company Issue Of ls0l)
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Equipment Trust Cer;ts., Sesie. -"
Dundee Water Power and Land Company
Granite City, Madison & Venice Water Com
pany
Kin. ston City Railroad Company
Lenoir City, Tenn, The City Of
Mt Vernon Electric Light & Power Company
0lean, N. T., City Of
Southern Power Company
Union Free School District No. i, Town of
Pelham, Westchester County, New York
Virgipian Limestone Cooperation
Wichita Water Company
DIVIDENDS
March lst 1922.
Fors Wayne & Jackson Railroad Company
+. W Woo!worth Co., Common
Sheffield Farms Company, Inc.
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. sUPERvIs-
ing Architects Once. Washington. d O.
February ~. ia22-SEAI PROPOSE IS
VII. be opened IN This office at u.
March "a. l92c for construction fexcsp:
mechanical eQupment3 ri four new ouilI-
ings and certain remoaellns OF seven pres
ent buildings. also separate proposals for
mechanical eqGipmen' o. tour new blii1-
inss and new heating. piulnbing and wir-
-ng systems. or eN enslon ~ prcs-n ~ sSs-
ems in twelve present buildings sni car-
tain outside services. a. tie Jnstea states
Quarantine Station. Hoffman and Nesv
YORK. Drawings asl7 Specifications may h-
Obtained from the office OF the Supervisln.
Chief Engineer. Room 7t3. Custom House
building. New York \. Y. or AT this
office, IN the discretion - the super, ing
Architect JAS A WETMOKE Acting
super sing Architect.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
O~phcum Circuit Earnings

For the year ended December 81 the
Orpheum Circuit, Inc, reported sur
plus, after taxes, and charges. Of S7G9,-
353, compared with $2.S11,378 in the
preceding year. After allowing Cor v
iGends, there was a deficit of 1898, ,402,
against a surplus Of Sl.l68.65 IN 1920.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Dividends

c. IN 'n American Cc.-An extra dividend
on ,be 0ent In preferred stock, payable
csrf5s of record March i5. has been de-
dlrlesrSs- a. aalltion 10 the regular quarterly
mon - o' 81 cents Il share on she COM
.ite.e'tled .ioo'. stock. both payable Aprii 70
os'a o. record March It,
G, "sV'he, Scr5mser Co.-An extra dividend
stoci- snara mas been declared on the
.scofd March r. -
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01

a quarterly dividend of ore ard tnre--
quarters per cent has been declff oa fhe
Preferred stock OF this Company. uiva b -
April lst, 1922. 10 Stockholders NJ Is. ora
at the close Of business Mar i5th. ae
Transfer Books VIII remain asaA cl1s
mailed. =. il. tsMoE.
Secretary tld Trsasar.r.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01

on 4taNel Oiulde Page, column Eight.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port. Sails pier.
SoydItz, Hamburg. 12 a.. eth ST, Hohoken
Thonistocles. Piraeus. pN,.....22. = kIyu
NcSt Nohno. Tener,ffo PM ....... ---
Santa Lulsa. Valparaiso, 9 AN. SO. B'klyn
1T Hamilton, Bermuda. IL AM.....Q5, y K
Vague, san Domingo city. ! PM. o.. ------
Aomeric, Southampton, II M.......5a, \ F.
Metapsn, Kingston. II An ..,-...,..,.. 0, n K
Clan MacBride. Bucnos Ayres, 3 pM ~--
Corneha. San Juan, y M....,...27, 3 hlyn
sail Tomorrow
satartia. Earachi. l. M....57th st. B'kiyn
United States. Copenhagen, I2 NJ
17th st. Hoboken
Yucatan. Vera Cruz. - Al ...-.....14, +! L
Cen - w GoethSis Cristobai fM. go. y K
sail Saturday
Csmbrsi. Antwerp. 2 AAl..2 a f3ass, B'klyn
Ieelapd, Antwerp, IL At-........... 50, y +.
Ia lorraine Havro 10 M-.........5i. n 4.
Pannandle state. plymouth, T. NJ
susquohanna Bremen, . PM....4' Hoboiscn
ft Victoria, Bermuda, II AM......s5, y Il
Araguaya, bermuda, II AM........4 42. \ =,
l't 81 George, Trinidad. l3 M.......96 y +
crizaba. Havana. u II M............I4 Il Il
Catherine, San Domingo CITY, II NJ.
2ulia Maracalbo, - M..........Ii' B'kiyn
san Lorenzo, San Juan IL n. ga, h klyn
tastores Port Lilnon. II VI M.........9. y l.
Pan America, Buenos Ayres, Pm.
Celtic. Liverpool. - M.............so. \ r
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Anne ican TeIenhone & Teiegranh c.

Convertible t.. Pc. Cent Cold ;;onds
Due Mnrch !. 1893
Coupons from these Bonds payable by
their terms on March /. 1922 at the ofice
or agency OF the Company in New York
or n Boston. VII be paid in New York at
the Bankers Trust Company, rs Wa
street or in Boston Tae MerchattA
National Bank
ii. BLAIR-SAil>As. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Shin AllOcations

states rm"rso ncv Fleet Corporation an
n - '~''0,-ng nseignments to-day:
Old North State, 3o75 dwt., assigned
-.lnes under special agree-
Rive Hen State tnew steamer). l3. 900
N'-' ass'on~a 'nited States Lines under
special agreement.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Standard Oil Comnanira
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

All Iohos. as, 9zslNrid.v Hfg17o 1Se
oo ~ ..- ~ q Ntn pr Cp 11i5 1lst
SrA ArDLt 4q19 sos, Mutual O az cs'
Gulf Oil..a5U 9f0 - OK prd I3a ie.
TbO&Rf.2I5 2eS Sauui RE -
Imp O Lt.1u4 los WSO&l. o5
Masn pet.lJo 100 "Parsfn
Merr OIL -. 81
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
FINANCIAL MEETINGS


TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF MERCAN-
TILE NATIONAL BA\h ~ NEW lOKh:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tnat q
special meeting OF the shareholders Of Mcr-
canlle >a-onal Bank ~ New York has been
called and VIII be held on March 80. IT,
fh l4al n
ONCE Of said Bank. No. rs Broadway In
the " Borough Of Manhattan, The CiEy or
New York ID to vote ON proposition 70
latify and confirm an agreement heretofore
entered into between the Directors OF Mar-
camille National Bank in New yor..' and sne
Directors Of The Seaboard Nat.nai Ba1k
of the City Of New York, providing for tSe
banking ASSOCIATION to he grown as -
Seaboard National Bank of the city OF New
York, and i2) TO TAXI authorize and or az
prove all sucf further action as shall le
necessary or proper to effectuate su<h
consolidation 4
BY order Of the Board OF Dirccto,. 4
CliELLIS A. AUSTIN
President
}. c. TRAPHAGEN
Dated. Februar, e7 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. BUREAU or
EngraVing and Printing F4si i-st7u.
y. c. March l, i9e2-seoiei rrenasals ara
invited - furnish l}eNtrln- Isls le1-
tiles, Engravers' Supplies Dry Coiars,
Taper Boxes. Paper and Check Paper. Dur
Ing the asea! "a: oss-7i'ius JulF g. i92s
fhe rig ht IS reserved 10 reject any or al
bldg parts Of bits Salnp.e 81 IexfIIna.
oils. Textiles. Engfayers Slpulies ani Dry
Engraving and Printing not later than :
=. NJ. MOnday. April 10 la22 Samples
Of Paper Box Blanks Paper aa1 q eek
Paper must be received not later than 2
2 NJ. Monday. April g. lg12 Biank forms
Nith spec ifications for propos4 giving
dates on which the bids Tor taa seve a.
schedules viii be opcrcs and further IA
Formation viii be furnished on application
10 JAMES l.. WILMETH, Director
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Regular Declarations
Pay Holders %
Rsts Period. able. record.
Aiust Chs,
Bank of Gcrn2~-,y Statement

;. BERLIN. Feb. 2S-The statement Of
r., ts{ imner'al Bank of Germany, as of
ateofuary go %, shows the following
changes in marks:
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
re deral Farm Loan 1,s,

feueral Farm Loan AZ.
la5a-l9s4 .....'. "a an. .s,
Federal Farm Loan si,s WI
reds4al 'sSs-'sss ~ ~, IS asa Aes
b. ia37-1ara ~ ov, TO-,
Chicago Joint Stock LAMA '0'
cbiealo bMsnh Xxx, ''a@ ls96li91I. looa. io4a. 500
-, bank as. le2e-fqet % ,on sox
chicago Joint $ oclx Land wv
Bank IS, l93s-laa7. an 4oo rn-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SIfiPNIANTCRS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
of tie positions of merchant vessels ro-
ceived throuh the United states Naval
Communication Service. Shipnasters Of
vessels with radio apparatus may with
out charge, report their GIRO noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations in the Unite states
proper: Bar Harbor. Me. (Ottercufes)
Cape Hatteras, n. C. jupiter, Fla;
Key West, Fla; New Orleany. La.
Those position (TR) reports should
he addressed only 10 the radio station
called. and they win he forwarded to
New York ft is important that these
reports should DC sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they may
be received in time for publication.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations Of the lndepend-
at New York East Morlches, L. l.. and
Easthalnpton. l.. |.
Tie Radio Corporation Of America
win receive position reports through
the following stations Cane Cod
(W c c.. Siasconset Mass. (W CD,
New London, Conn. CIV l. @, Cape
May New York city CW ".
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Ssoc!s . Ex Dividend

Date Compaaf. Per Cent.
March l1--American Beet Sugar pr. II
March 13--American Locomotive l X
March 3 do pt.... .............. IL
March 15-Amerlcan Radiator. ........
March 1--Amer.can sugar Refining pf. ! y
March 17-American Tel & Tel....... PA
March l0~An.rican Tobacco pf....... l IA
March l4-Bethlehem steel. ........... / a
March + do b. ......-............ 4
Marcn Ia do pf...,................ / u
March II do ss pf. ......,.,...:.....
March 4,--Calumct & Arizona Mining. "a
Mach i-Canadian Pacific Ry y........ 2A
March 24---Comput TIA bula ting Record l
March i5-Con Gas. I'll 1t & Z, Bait 9
Ai arch i5-Crucible steel OF America Of y
March l0-Cuban- American Sugar pf. IN
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
FINANCIAL
American Telephone & Telegraph Co

Convertible Per Cent Gold Bonds
Due March l, 1885
Coupons from these Bonds payable by
their terms on March !, 1922. at the o;ilc9
or agency of the Company IN New York or
in E:--o-.. VIII be paid -. ,;;w Tofh at
the Napters Trust CoUpanv. Is Wall
Street, or in Boston at The Merchants
National Bank
H. BLAIR SMITH Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01

Bar g { e, Inc, are making a pub
lie Offering new issue OF $4,000, 900
City of Sa1 Faulo Brazil, thirty-vear
Der cent external secured sinking
.aad gold bonds, due March /. 1852, at
lvo and accrued interest. The bonds
ere not oallable prior to maturity
either 10 whole or in part. In addition
to beng the direct obligation OF the
city, the bonds ere 70 be secured By q
hrSt charge ON receipts from sanitary
and vehicle taN and by q junior charge
on tae transportation tax and the IN
oustry and professions tax.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
New York State Bonds

Issued IN coupon and registered FORM,
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds reg
isterabe.
Security Rats, Due. Bid Asked Yield
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES
BRITISH AMERICAN

BRITISH AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED
SPECIAL NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF Or
DINARY SHARE WARRANTS TO BEARER
Holders of Share arrant, to Bearer for
Ordinary Shares are requested when sendins
Coupons No 80 for collection also 10 Tor
ward tbrough their Bankers o, Londoz
Agents to the Secretary al Westmini,ef
House, 7, Mil!bank. London S. " l. Ess.
land, the present talon (aftcr removing
Coupon No. SD TO be exchanged for aew
talon and sheet Of coupons.
Dated l4th February, 1922.
BY ORDER, A. NJ. RICHARDS Secretary,
Westminster House, Z, Miilbank. L0ND0a,
s. W. /.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01

Eastman, Dillon & CO. and the Ma
tona. city Company are offering $780,
600 CITY of durham, n. c.. 81 per cent
serlal gold bonds a. prices to yield
about per ent. The bonds are dated
February 1922, and mature serially
iron 1928 19Ga.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
RAILWAY srFEr~srRrNG COMPANY.

80 Church street. Ncv AorA f'fy
Fehrunrs 1925
A quarterly dividend II CNE aN7
THREE E-QTARTERS FER ,INT 1875 rsa
has this day been declared ou tre PRE-
FERRED STOCK Of this Company say
able March 20th ia.2. to atoe.h1llcrs 5r
record March 9Th, 1892
The transfer books VIII no. b4 airses
Checks viii be mailed hy BaaEsra Er r.s.
COMPANY.
Il. s. BANGHART. Treas3re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30
ROGERS COUNTY
LEGION TAKES PART
IN CIVIC AFFAIRS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
line has been a decided asset to the
post.
Ad1utant Fry. one OF the most ef-
hc!ent officers of the post, has kept
IN constant correspondence with
state headquarters. the different
veterans bureaus and other organi-
cations. assisting every veteran In
Rogers county in his claim for COM
pensation, placing men in hospitals
and looking after the clerical bust
ness OF the post generally. He is the
busiest man OF the organization.
II was this post which was first
TO go TO the commissioners OF high
ways asking that in each contract
given to paving companies the clause
giving preference to former service
men be inserted in the contract. In
this the local post was successful
and got special mention from the
National Commander Hanford Nc
Nader.
Commander Briscoe conceived the
idea that for the purpose Of more
cooperation 1t might be we'll to con-
meet with the Charles Milan post at
Chelsea. Arrangements were made
for n county organization with a
county commander. Ross Hutchins;
county adjutant, william Picaman,
and a county executive committee.
This county organization has result
ed in making the two posts a closely
working unit,
The McKinney-Montgomery post
was represented at the national con-
vention at Kansas City. Mo, with
two platoons in full uniform in the
parade. A whole trainload OF for
mer service men went from this
post.
Members OF the local legion post
have set up 112 nights with sick
buddies. have conducted military
funerals. have furnished lodging and
meals for SO former service men
coming through Claremore, have
bought clothing and food for chill
dren OF destitute families and h,re
aided in all civic work OF Clare
more. The record OF this post is ex-
ceptionally good and the months
ahead are full OF expected activity.
The post Is growing stronger each
month. As the boys fought in France
for the country. so are they working
today to help improve the country.
And the citizenship of Claremore
says more power TO them"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30
MAXWELL TO GET TEST
Girls Making Record Journey From
Atlanta 10 Alaskan Frozen
EipIIS

There is no denying that a trip by
automobile, (and ship, OF course)
from "Greenland's Icy mountains TO
India's coral strand" would be con-
siderable OF jaunt--especially II
accomplished by women.
The record books however, hold
no evidence that n tour OF this de-
scription has ever been completed.
This adds TO the strength OF claim
made by Lee Smith local Maxwell
dealer, that the prize for the longest
tour and greatest climatic high-dive
ever attempted by members OF the
so.called weaker sex must be award
ed to the Misses Jean and Helen
| Douglas OF Atlanta, Ga, who are
travelling do luxe in n good Maxwell
touring car from their native heath
! to Seattle, Wash, and thence by
good Maxwell will again be placed
in service.
Tho Douglas sisters are daughters
Of Judge and Mrs. Hamilton Doug
las OF peachtree road, Atlanta, and
prominent in society. Miss Helen
Douglas served In France for 10
months doing relief work for which
she was decorated by tho French
government. Miss Jean resigned as
editor of n magazine published by
the Atlanta chamber OF commerce
In order TO make the cross-continent
trip.
The outbound trip Is being run
over the northern route and the re-
turn will follow tho Pacific coast to
Los Angeles, through the southwest
TO New Orleans and the southern
states to Atlanta.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30
! no SURPLUS OF GOOD TIRES
Local Federal Dealer Sa. foor
Tires Hurt Trade; Business Better.

THE credit strain is detinltely
past, reports reaching the Federal
Tire company indicate. The 1ederal
reserve system Is steadily galnins
strength as borrowing throughout
the country Is reduced. There Is a
better tone 10 general business, ana
manufacturers. though still operat-
ing on curtailed production pro-
grams are less pessimistic' says
"chet" Whitaker, local Federal tire
dealer.
Statesmen, through intensive sell
Ing, are uncovering more buying
power than has been deemed pos
sible under the conditions. every
Indication Is for resumption OF
business on a sounder scale tnan
ever.
"The automobile industry Is no
exception. In fact. II promises 10 pe
one OF the earliest In Its recovery
Any surplus of tires that may have
existed has been wiped out.
The fact Is there never has been
any surplus of high quality. tires
The flooding of the market with tires
OF doubtful quality by fly-by-night
examinations hurt the market but II
has taught the tire buyer his lesson,
4, The result, believe, will be tha'
me demand for tires OF known quail
Ny will be bigger and better than
ever as soon as there Is return "a
normal business, and every indi-
cation points to that in the not very
distant future"