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New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Cotton Is Barely
Steady at a Drop
OF to 10 Points
Selling Reflects an Easier
Technical Position and
an Inclination to Take
Profits for Week End

There were further reactions IN the
cotton market yesterday. To a large
extent the selling undoubtedly reflect
cd an eaaier technical position and q
perfectly natural inclination to take
profits for over the week end.
poss.b,y the disposition to do 60 vas in
creased b. uncertainty "a to thc further
oc,. topuscnt or Vne March position aud
-coorts that spo,s were Offering l3fls
irore freely IN the South. After selling
nigh level OF Thursday morning. how
ever the market seemed to attract some
flesh buying and there rallies of
II to 20 points from the lowest on renewed
covering buying by near month shorts. MAJ
closed At i7sTc, with the general msrhe,
cloelng barely steady at net decline OF
There was a scattertng com mission house
demsnd, which wss encourageo by con
tinued favorable reports from Manchester
ton goods IN domestic markets \ lew
more March notices were issued. hut oier-
.nSs Of March were absorbed at a premium
Of - to 30 points snsn Over NAY -, m. news from
the New England labor troubles. which are
said 70 be causing a curtatltnent or about
put. but this is being offset By. the hope
OF increasing activity in Lancashire.
The weekend figures were without any
special influence, showsug about ne eA
pected decrease IN the worlds visible sup
DIV OF American for the week.
Southern spot markets IS ofhclSiiN 'e-
per,ed weTs ro,n's lgS'r s2ks5s 40 - pn'n eeinx
UNCHANGED with Il fair volume ct business
at the leading points
The market for apo; cotton a. Ncw oIn
$500 for ,niddMns- 10 sales we're re-
ported.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Z
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE OF SPEtIAI. MFETIN. OF
STOCKHOLDERS Or TUE STONE
MASONS CORPORATION OF


TO THE STOCKuoLDkRs OF TUE
STONE MASONS CORPORATION OF
NEW YORK:
Notice is hereby given pursuant to n
reso uto4SAeof tho Roard OF Directors Of
asns h's saa no.r ssSp'Sf hc At nv spss' .h
DAY Of tFbruary. 1922. and pursuant to
Section 2S Of the General Corporation
l-aW Of tho state OF New York. that u
ireetinE of The Stock holders of this cor
poration Swiil BE- held a, tn. office OF
James AssDelehanty. lis Broadway. New
YORK city, on the Nth day OF March. 1922
at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon for the
purpose ~ voting on proposition that
tho corporation be dissolved forthwith
ISlDORE LEVY
Secretary OF Corporation
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Country Produce

Butter Rece'pts were 15,52S packages
Creamery, h cher than extras, pound. S. p
q Sc. cNtrss. ~ score. 36c. nrsts. So > q
55 i7c seconds. Sop SIC; lower grades 2SQ
GO: centralized cars. 90 score. 34'2c 50
score. IS q s3 &C. SIS score. 32Q So pc. s. to
s. score, 2aq iac; unsalted. heher than
extras. sc; extras. - score. ;, y s., n &C.,
hrs.s. 3Siz G36i.C: seconds. 80 y a 3g &c ;
extras SO n 52 sc; tTsts. 2oa SEC seconds,
- d 2ac: state dairy tubs finest. S>'a n
35 &C. good 70 primo. "a SIC; common to
fsi- - @ 3lc:> >iadies.. current make, extras.
&c. lower grades, 2or 2lo, PACK stock.
current make No ~ &C. No. . 20 Il
G 2ic, lower grades. II q zoe.
Cheese Receipts were ISIS boxes. New
fresh specials 2oAN2ic; average run,
fresh, - n2oc: state tw'ns, held specials,
run. 1870. Wisconsin. double daisies. col
ored fancy, u = q 22iac; single daisies.
colored fancy. 22isc; ovrg Americas - l.
g &c, state skins, 90 1'c
Eggs Rocelpta were 32.ss0 caess lrcsh
sa.herod extras. dozen. 35c extra frs,s.
S4c Nrsts 81 a 3Sc, seconds, 81 a 81 &c
dirtes. regular packed, SO. !, SOC. No. :
and poorer. $50 2oc, checks fair to choice,
IS @ 2sc, under grades "a a25c fresh,
nearby and nearby Western hennery
whites extras. 42Q sc; extra hrsts. 400
Ale; hrs,s $50 5ec, nearhy gathered
whites. tirsts to extra hrsts, $sQ 41c: un-
der grades, 3AQ37c;. puliets eggs, graded.
smallest out 35 q CSC; .unassorted. SS q 34c
Pacific Coast whites, extras. 40 4Sc; ex-
tra, firsts. 4lc; hrsts $50 40c; punets.
graded. smallest out, 30d soc; other
Western and Southern gathered whites.
33@3ec: nearby and nearby Western hen
merry browns. extras, $50 SIC, nearby
brown and mixed colors, gathered extras,
35c; firsts TO extra hrsts, SO G34c.
Potatoes-Alaine 1So lbs. S3.754S S4.95;
t65 los, s335Gs3.5t state. $50 lbs. $3.50
mS4l0; $50 lbs, s3@S3.25, Long Island
Dbl Soc $5.35. Bsrnuda, bbl.. sl2 q sl5
Danish. 30 bag. 50 sweets. New
jersey. bsk sl.5o@$2.7o; Delaware and
Maryland s1.75eSSl.S5 vans, Nirs.ni
bbl $50; South Carolina. cTt.. ~ 90;
Georgia, bsk.. s., anise, Louisiana bbl.'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Commercial Credit

Although credit conditions among re-
tailers in general arc improving. sore
spots arc still evident. according to
wholesale credit mon who arc watch
ing their credit risks closely. In many
cases fresh credit is being granted not
on basis Of new financial balance
sheets Of the customers but upon their
moral standing and past pay habits.
Commercial money continues in mod
crate demand. Commercial paper rates
yesterday were unchanged at 4a4 per
cent Tor the best prime short-tcrm
paper and 8 per cent for ordinary
paper.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Petitions in HanI,ruptc,

The following petitions H. bankruptc,.
T,l. g,ere fied yesterday II the United states
JOSEPH iIowAHD NHRc1N -lnvolun-
i"ry; crndr ,,annfae'prer : Whit so.
JUplS PROVISION AND SUPPLY cont
rANY. ~ nYoinn'arl beef and pro
ScHOOR BRos.-lnvoluntary; retail dry
goods l5gG Nichol4- aN
ARISTA CHEMICAL. CoMrANy-lnyo
Receivers in BanLrnptcy
Arthur Y. Dalzirl. for sam sclisman
Percival Wilds. ior : G Blowers 4 co..
sugar brokers, s. Wall st. with :, bona
Dsvid s. polier lo' Judi- Provision and
supply Nor p"ny. Inev ls Commerce. st,
May 6. Potter Nemoorary) for Joseph
T. Mcrcin. White St with bond of
Mar G. Potter Tor Sole Bed. l25 W.
I'D St. With q bond Of $ 900
fo- "qss reai HANG Er,,1 appoimsd aoh3 L. l%tse
panq, 1864 Park av.. with bond OF $1,000
Assignments.
WYL1E MERRITT COMPANY. INC.
cyilnder grinding and automobile parts, at
Sss W. lS3d st, to Arthur W. Haring.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
GFM SILK AID WOOLWN co. gos
stanton st Liabilities. slS.sOi; assets,
s5.0a3.
JOSEPH /. CAIN silks and woolons
IS broadway. Liabilities. s6a.s9l; assets,
f567.
THEa BAPTIST Observation-Disclosures
NiCUoI.As nE Lno-94 pownins St.
Liabilities. $1.7a9. assets S2sS4
IKE AND LENA STRAWGATE -Iiabil-
ities. SS.431. assets.
c AND C FASHION S1oP. INC -9N
Prospect av., HronA liabilities. S12A4:
assets, $9A4
LEWIS = STEELE 17a East 125th
ct. Liabilities. Slo.s23. assets s2.7oS
Petitions ir bankruptcy
PACIFIC hosiery LS-Involu1,-
tary. A. Broadway
s. ". MERRITT CO.-Invoiuntars. So7
West 1884 ST.
ALFRED t. MULLEN Volurtary. PLY
siciaNs sNppli"a. 24a2 Valentine ce
Bronx. Liza biiities. l7.o7o: assets, s4ei5.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
HELP WANTED MALE

WANTED For 40 isso<s - -ao-. ;.
periencec man 70 s,rt ana cla.,.s1
Lighting Hxt1re sse-chas Must know y.
Tod design. AroIy sfts- n 4 Il. IT,
FAM stud .oa. Madison Age saa 4s.h 3,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Classified Advertisement,
LOST, FOUND AND RywApn
Lost Bankbooks

LO9T-Eankb No SIT
Dime Savings Bank is Tnjssg-o. .. 'ne Ur'o,
ron hsv'nF a claim to j. is nsroh',ny hHny PEI
opo" to present tbs ne vlfbdreo caiea
or na submit to having said passbook 1sn eas. d..
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Bonds

~ OU0 Am @ 81 ls.. - 3,
90 III & Peo Is. 81 e.
600 Phi El lst 4s IS ~ % %
1000 do Is lido ,o9 az -
200 do LIST os. a6 a. ~. lu3
900 Read Tr loT -, ,o.s ~
a. 900 Span \ Ir IS i0ol. 1ontl l'i
600 In Rs Inv 5s sll 80 9, - oi .
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
PhiladcIphia

% Am Stores e5s. as15
Am Gas .... So 5Sl 20, .SsIs
Am Rys pfd 70 80 ." 90
con rra'o VA; sa'a 62ls 62ia 62is
- ms A ri 30 30 -
20 Lake sup 81
% Penn s.n, .oos - y 12"4 72..
2<o phil co on nr .2i2 o. o. 69'a 6sla
2s7 phi Eloc Pr oi = .. - 81 81
e34 do MD nfa '''' S4's 994's 24H 244
$40 do flAc ,yar g., % % 27's 277s
ssl Phil Rap Tran 2$ 80, 81 2.s
200 Tono Belmont r. - =
20 Union Trac "a ~ * r.
$50 I'm C,s - % 30 80 50
lS9 do pfd = tl 4i.s
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
BUSINESS CARDS
FORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE OF
GOODS FOR UNPAID
CHARGES
CHARGES

II ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRoFts-
IONS of iaw. -ha-a oelng e5e zni Ut.
paid cha-Ees for wh.-a '1s gndersigz.t
The Ca-,ra- storage = 11lse. Inc, :
ttA goods hereinafter d@s-r oed ard dr.
notice heyinx oe=n zireu . a. psr..s
5r own - clam. - -rts-esr 'le-sil aid
the ,ir-a suac-fei IN such rp--ce ,o- caT-
ment q such cha.ges hang expired
there VII b sold = pubic auction At ~
Monarch .tucr ~. Rooms. - Eas- i9s"
$. Ne- To.z es, ol ne tol'eTias
named dates
TUESDAY. NARCE =. 80. a y 4 y:
TUESDAY. MARCH - 1872. a. . 4. II.
TUESDAY. MARCH q is9g. at 70 \. Y,
and continuing UNI a. Re goods are sald
20 wi1: Household furniture. consisting O.
rarlor siii.e bedroom suits. dining room
suits ltorar- furniture pis1os, V!ctrolas.
musical instruments. carrs.s, -Igs trunas
boxes. barrels su.tczsss- contents, consis-
ing of clothing linen. books papers sta
toner pictures sewing machines, ice
toxes cutlery. lamps oric-s- brao china
ard glassware si-ervz-= bedding ara
ps-las and materials. ~As-ilg apparel aaa
other personal effects. = e1unera,ed I
the Warehouse inventory ssusd By ~.
warehouse sud heii :5- the accounts 6.
me foilowiHs rs--iss concerned A., ,,,s e
FOSTER THOMAS Z. CAMP BELL. MRS
\ INGRAM \. :. Bliss MARTIN I
PLATE ELIZABE - PLATA srd
Ali bang nov scored win SAID carnisn
storage Warehouse. l1c-. u i's ware
house. aad al - be more specifically an
rouneec aa- described a. tiins OF ssia
THE GooDs VIII By oN ExHlsI:.
TI0N At The TINE AND PLACE of
SALE
Carman Fire-Proof Storage
Warehouse. Inc.
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Buyers Arrived
Faircliild Service
AIJFNTOWN. PA.

silyorman 3. Siverman. ". c. silver
man hosiery, gloves; Martinique
ANDERSON 5. G.
G; IT, Balls &; Co. {; II. Baills, women 8
ready to wear, Martinique
AURORA. I'LL.
@; ". Eade & Co; G. ". Eade, women 8
ready to wear ~ HT1slyn r,wnpr
n s. Wallersteiu & Co; william Horst
millinery, $50 p Bway.
M:..ck 6. Eisenberg u =" Chalmers
stewart & Co, W. W. stone, umbrellas; IT,;
Is w 3oth St
silberbers Bros; saul slberbcrs furs
''' nIrrFro>, IND.
c. A. Stout. NJ r. Stout, druoa dry
goods, sroceries Imperial
CANTON. OHIO
Eingstedt & khngstedt; II. Q. king
stedt. mfrs sams,i cuic,Gn RfGn9sylY4n'a'
7. Bezar1 & Co. Jack Teller. mink furs
and chokers; 10 East 2eth st.
Mandel Bros; J. hapiro, s1lrts; Is f.
MARSHALL yield CO.: w Murphy. C.
MOODY. Miss e Watson, Miss \. shifier
Herbert Mendel; J. l.. fieberman ready
" CovINGToS. Ga.
" Cohen Co; Leon Cohen, dry goods
shoes. millinery Mar,inidus.
DALLAS. TEN.
-, ;i;, sanser Bros MiSs s.., Julia Mandeibaurn
Perkins, D. G. Co.: r f. CHM. ready
TO Wear 60 Worth -
DAYTON, OHIO
RiNs Kumler; Miss chaney, coats; @e5
5th aV.
DEMOPOLIS. ala
Mayer Bros. Mrs. q. r MITCHELL. mllli-
49, 80 DENVER. COLO.
A. T. Iewls < Son; H. g; Co: Mrs. NJ
Pilot. dresses, care W. :. ferguson, 3 W.
DIES MONIES. IOWA
Sefrsn Z, NJ l.. Glicknan. skins, Penn
syivania-
DETROIT
North & Co. l. B. Berger. coats. sults
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
BOARDKRS WANTED

BOTH ST. AT LEXINGTON Iv -.
R1tledE~) For .sii&s on. roo-o ,no,s,
Ineals from SO ~. elevator i.. t.I... an"
etc. fuii hptei ss9,lce. newly ds,or.t.s' 49,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
I
Fewer Failures This Week

Declines in the number OF CONNER
cial failures this week, compared with
last week. are reported by r. G. Dun
& Co., Bradstrcet's and the Credit
Guide. Both were five days. Dun re
ports AS nso]vencies, against $40 last
week, while Bradstreets report SOC.
against 90 last week. The Credit Guide
reports 146 failures this week. COM
pared to 4S9 last week. For the same
week last year. failures numbered 400.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25

LOST .,.F 81 t's5.e -. boo ~ es.s5s Of tn
Piease return hook - oan< '''''' stopped
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25

According to R. G. Dun &, Co.. Of the
total number of failures 339 had "a
bilities of IS 900 or moro in each in
stance, which is equivalent to 100 per
cent of the aggregate number. Last
week there we're 375 similar defaults
and the ratio was 6l.5 per cent, while
during the same period last year the
insolvcncics Of $1,000 or more rum
bercd POI, and the ratio was 1876 per
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
In New York County

Etsh Ave. II. Il. Cor. L.eide
Jan. IS, 1922
harrington. Daniel F.-M. NJ
harrington; Feb. 20. 1915. i
outlo, Arthur. Riccio: April
., 1920
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
SALE OF GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES.

ACCORD tNt'L " II Fl n = tt.ON iSlt-'
If lax. -Acrs teis sre and unpaid cAsFge'
o~ ,,lcs the unde-sisNei iSNDX STQh-
.t5f < TRANSFER 20 Is entitled 70 a lsa
.s ,ars 1oi-e,nan ol tAa goods aeresnai'es
.-scriisl. sai due ro-ice AaFins oeei give.
10 all nsrties known % claim Al inieres-
,1,a-elr ans fhs time epe, fed n such 7osts
,o~ "a iaeut cf said hs,-ess hafing eIpss'
,rer. ~.i - SOLD O. rhs Monarch AAto'
eo.,l,ls ... III lsS- i-5tr street. or i9ssla;
lrsrCn I'LL. 1e1- a, "a y 10 II iae 70 ~
.ai .rslufetsd on said tste he same ~
". continued at the salns mace. lei Sss nas
fsrth street. or TueSia. March IAN. -, -
beginning a. 10 A II ana continuing uA-N
all goods are sold. 10 VIII
tlou-,-fuil iutsi-tlrs, consiStias oi p'i.ss
~fs1s bedroom suites. dining- roosl ,.s;csi
ltoraiV furniilH~. nisHos. >'etroAs. ,erss
INSTRUMENTS. carpets. rlS- iruhss' :,
barrels suir ease> contents coNsis.sHs
-lcthi.e fireu boots pap'-s stalio,.si.
,,., turss cresker,. S-ssins machines rsAa's ~
S-e -o~s cutlery. lamps. o.i--a- -ora7 cnna ,l 49,
giaSSvsrs s'i'erseaie letting, 1rspeslss - a.
materials and ot her Nes 1g appafe,. p, p
Sonal 4fec.S held for ne aeeount o. ,pr-' ~
following H.attleS rcucsrt's MIS- NJ ~ eDi
a. ANDREW. = klt.f.NAN. 4 -, Is.
aoEN II kNENDEl- IDA MsNSyN n.Dy
LIN T.. SHERIDAN. JENNIE i.fAp-.S:
VOL JOYCE. Nl MIG. Nh NI,rIi II
e. F ItERlN. cIIAPM-AN. :. OAhi0i'
GOTTA
Lenox Storage & Transfer Co.. Inc" INC.
-l,f.f-,i Ara ard <oth St-ast \sN orh ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25

Johnston LOOMS C-E { Wood
g al .-............... .....,....... g55.57
Jackson F.ln Studio Corp
Johns Mansville. Inc ....... s7S -
ischtner. crlis-Glochner &
Blue Co NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7l.So
Marshall. Margaret e Wolf $50. -
Ne wmark. Jacob, and John Tur-
it2ky--W A Levy ........... s46o8
Rosenberg Abraham A Kessler $50 So
shanhin. Maxi Bender. r..... 5t6-ql
stang Harold L-Grolier Society
Of London ............ .............. SO
Scalar, Samuel. Harry FrieG-
man, Louis YaVne, and & L
Realty Co-J Seldov .... $50 20
smith. lose ph-23d Ward Bank S4ST.55
Jniou Thermometer &C. Inc
2sd Ward Bank ............ ,l.7si.99
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Livestock. Meats. Provisions

Yesterday. Year sso
Beevcs. fair 20
prime 100 lbs. $50 q $50 ssooQ 1880
y r : beeg,
sides. 10. .....- 10 O IA 40 -
Live veal, con-
100 lbs.,.... eooals.Oo ll.oo al6.5O
: city, b.. $50 . $50 IS
- be ..,'e..... Aooa 500 4ooa 80
Dressed vethsrs
10 ............. LOO IS
Dressed mutton
city lh ..-... .ilH IL SO -
Live lambs. far
lbs. To- D..'"V' ..''...... lAOo@ls:5o s.sOqlo7s
city. lb....,.. 2s@ 81 loa p
Hogs lco lbs. lo.50u loo lo.95Nll.
bacon 10 80. .l57s9.ls. .15s49ls'4
Pork bbl ....... $500 26 80 5O.0O0 90
Mess beef. bbl. l5.oo@ l4.oO l5.ooq 800
I.ard VI q d / q
west. 100 lbs l9.s0o1945 1lS5Gll.s5
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25

LosIr - -, Esn<bools 70. 3isao Of tbo ;. :.
Please return book 10 bant '''-'' stopped.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
PROPOSALS
SALE OF SURPLUS MATERIAL


PROPOSALS. in duplicate, WIN be received
hy the QyatsSrmaster, L. :. Marine Corps
Headquarters, Navy Department. Washington
u. c.. until Il 90 A. NJ March 1872 coy
erring the saAg Of the following supplies 2s5.
ASS bags. s3nd ,veclaimnd nent bagsl ;
10000 yards duck. khaki: $50 600 yards
canvas, khaki; 5000 yards duck, olive drah
l6 o.; 10000 yards duck, olive drab. % o.
and 1865 pairs symna stun shoes. located at
The Depot OF Supplies. I. s. Marine Corps
Philadelphia. IA; 3.lS0 pairs gymnasium
shoes. located at Depot OF Supplies. l. S
Marine Corps. Naval Operating Base. Hamp
shoes, located al The Marine Barracks. Paris
island. S. c. Detailed information proposal
blanks and samples at cost price may be had
upon application to the Depot Quartermas ster
Z. : Marine Corps Philadelphia. Pa. and
Hampton Roads Va, and Post Quartermas-
ter Marine Barracks, Parris Island s. G.
Proposal blanks may be secured from the
Qnartsrmaster Y, $. Marine Corps. Room
n. W, Washington. D. c. The Quartermas'
ter ter reserves the right 70 reject any or all
bids and valve nformalities therein G. L.
Met McCA WLEN, Brigadier General. The Quar-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Dividends
Initial

Market Street Raiiway-An initial dlsi-
dend OF z per cent share has been d.
ciared the prior preference stock. %
able AprH to stockholders OF record
March 81 The dividend IL applicable 70
h. nlla rter Id Mach =
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
LEGAL NOTICES

|. STEWART BROWN OF South orsns, san.
\ j. do hereby certify that am ncnSss
Quoting the business OF Tea ana uN
at 6S Thomas Street. New Yerk ~, 80
A''e srEW-ART BROWN
New York. February 3. 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
scn,hern Snoi Markets

no,nts iower AZ i7.s5c. salos io'5 bsl"s
:;.w orlsans STEADY, unehanssd ca,s, al ug ,
sales 2.c4o bates SaVs4nan, an,ss su's' ~orfoik
st.sdy, uachsnsed 81 i7.asc: sale -
bales Augusta steady. nehansee a.
unchhnRe0 a. i15oc saies. - osies.
Houston stead. unchanged at l'',So' ,o
sales se4s bales. Little Roeh que, IN ua.
st.ady. unchanged at 1e.aoo sales go.
beles' Fort Worth quict, unchanged a'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Cotton Statistics

liverpool Cables-Spot cotton sood az, &c
tIe sases 5000. American 5000. Imports le.
900. American 5000 Futures opened T sN owe. e.
"a 70 n points decline. March. 1o.oid;
Nay. 10 osd: July. 1o.o2d, October. 97od
January. et0d. Manchester: Yarns more
demand cloths fair business doing
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Cottonseed Oil
Open. High. Low Ci'

Closing prices were II TO Is points net
higher ana total sales tor the day were
$500 bbls The range OF prices;
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures-The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Oats
Markets in Other Cities
Bonds

Sales o,o,, ,,s1
1000 { c & c ~ IS. .s 4s 4s AZ
S.oo 9 Ry LIST 5s - - IS -
200 200 Chi Rvs 5e A.. 69,4 So. Sc sS
e0o1 GO 81 ser Z ~ ~. ~ ~
.eQe n RVS p N As 3s rs ~
s0oo sooo n Tel 5s.... os-s 9s7s os7, os7s
200 ~ FL ~ Isl % So 80
1000 So s Elev 4t.s 50 30 ga "a
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
What Things Cost

Quotations ars each prices in primo1v markcts
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Detroit

~ A.. AZ IA {: Tr.4l2s. l1gs. ll2a< IL.
100 "areog gn or '... - -. -. ~
d 5op Dol Susr ... N. - -, a.,
- - }ol Motors .. "a 20 80
oSV ont Motors 0ie az 80 -
- I'et Edison los 10, lnS ,os
,oo 80 od tord .,......29S 99s 9os a4S
1go nlch Sugar "a "a -. A..
~ Packard ..... 81 -, 80 aE
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
HELP v tNTED FEMALE
ceIianeoua

ENoGTAPHg fi-s- ciz,. vi,
kno"iedg ~ Joes >ee2as 0niv W
sdu' sien vo5ns soaan al.h hus;a...
ire .ning Ffl 9e co-.'.isred. Write s P
box s.. 1913 arozd vay
New-York tribune., 1922-02-25
Pittsburgh

TII5 AK Nst Gay
80 ANN " Gl NJ. - ~s rs -
10 Cons Ice - -
90 Garage l. & Il
70 HARRISON WIZ O. a.
100 Duquesue OH pi. -, -
100 Lane Star pS, - g. 20
- MFRS J. &. II 4ss as ~ %os4
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-10
WILL VISIT HERE ROB KANSAS BANK
Farmers State of Wheeler,
Cheyenne County, Is Looted.
Robbers Captured Few Hours
Later in Nebraska.

Information received here this after
by Frank H Foster, state bank COM
missioner, stated that the Farmers
state bank of Wheeler, Cheyenne
county, was robbed FRIDAY afternoon.
Two men locked Cashier Slagel and
typewriter salesman in a vault and
escaped with $3.50. A few hours later
the robbers were captured in Ne
braska.
The two robbers walked into the
bank in the little northwestern town
during banking hours. At the point of
revolvers they backed the cashier and
typewriter salesman into a vault and
holteds the door. The imprisoned
m en- escaped from the vault shortly
after the. robbery and gave the alarm.
The robbers fled in a high powered
motor car.
Captured in Nebraska.
Following a chase the men were
captured in Nebraska, a distance
north of Wheeler. All except about
SIS of the money taken from the bank
was recovered.
The men have confessed to the rob
berry. They will plead guilty this
week before the Cheyenne county dis
trict court which is in session in st.
Francis; the county seat.
Both of the men were apparently
amateurs in the bank robbery game,
according to information sent to the
state bank department.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-10
COME TO Topeka NEXT YEAR
State Association of Insurance Men
Here for Meet


The 1928 Annual Sales Congress of
the Kansas Life Underwriters associa-
ton is to be held in Topeka it was
announced today by Topeka men who
attended the congress at Wichita Sat
urday. The date of the meeting in
Topeka has not yet been set. The
officers of the Topeka association will
be in charge of the program and ar
rangements.
Twenty-Five Topekans, members of
the association, attended the Wichita
meeting Saturday. Five local insur-
ance men were on the program: w. A.
Benson, w. H. Luellen, George w.
McClung, Pendleton Miller, and j. w
Haughey.
The Topeka underwriters at the
Wichita meeting, in addition to the
five named, were: H. o. Garvey. E. d.
Clthero. J. e. Spaulding. E E. Sallee.
j. u. Armstrong. o. T. Cropper, Ran
som Stephens. S. w. Adams H X
Stewart. F. NJ. Hastings, Milo Cost
holm, NJ. A. Nation, f. A. Nation. z.
A. Thrill. Mrs. Edna Crow. F. B.
Parker, c. L. Kendall, and r. c.
Griffin.
Addresses delivered at the Wichita
congress which particularly impressed
the Topekans were by H. H. Motter,
collector of internal revenue for the
state Bishop E. L. Waldorf, of the
Kansas conference of the Methodist
Rev. Stuart B. Edmundsen, of Lake
Forest, III.
All sessions of the congress were
held at the Hotel Lassen, with the ex-
ception of the banquet, which was
served at the Innes tea room. Music
bers of the office staff of Harry w.
Stanley, general agent for the Equita-
Bile Life Insurance company of Iowa,
directed by Stanley himself