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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-15
Milan Personals

Mrs. Joseph White was called
% Iowa City yesterday by the SER
iOus illness Of her father, John
Johnston Of Yale, Iowa. who was
taken to the hospital at Iowa City.
Dickson Matthews and Louis
Winters returned home Monday
night from South Dakota, where
they have been for several months.
They visited the Carl Zeitschel
family at Mitchell and the>Walter
White family at Zell. They .re1
port both families who were for
merly of Milan as doing nicely.
The fifth Of the series of dances
given by the X. of p lodge of Mi
Ian will be held in the town hall
Thursday evening.
Forrest Fellows and Raymond
Walker are acting as temporary
carriers on the rural routes unit
the examinations are held. Ray
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-15
Handkerchiefs For Everybody

@AY bordered handker-
" chiefs, white ones, en-
broidered and initiated
offer a gift suggestion for
all! If you're thinking of
a tiny gift for a new &C.
quaintance or an old one
these pretty ''hankies" will
serve the purpose we'll F
$3.50. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-15
Great Interest Now
Manifested Here In
Turpedine Emulsion
Men and Women Besiege Local Drug Stores Asking for
y Information About Wonderful Scientific Discovery
~ MANY Are Already Taking the Treatment
With Evident Benefit.

Ever since the first announce
Oent was made that. Dunwody's
furpedine Emulsion was on sale
here, m1l and women by the score
and from all walks of life are be-
Bfeging the local druggists almost
every hour of the day for further
Information regarding this new and
wonderful discovery Of medical
science.
That 1t was real interest rather
Than curiosity that moved them to
this unusual demonstration was
shown by the fact that many were
buying the medicine, either for
their own use or for some friend
Or relative unable to come for it
b person.
The decided impression that
Dunwody's Turpedine Emulsion has
made on this community is not to
be wondered at when Its remark
able recOnstructive powers in
building up weak and rundown
systems is taken into account. For
1t Is acknowledged a great scien-
ufic triumph.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-15

In Dunwody's Turpedine Emul-
sion, the well-known antiseptic and
other healing powers Of Turpen-
tine and Iodine have been combined
with a number Of other recognized
remedial agents to produce a COM
pound of unusual efficacy in the
treatment and relief of Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Stomach troubles,
Headaches, Backaches, loss of ap-
petite, loss of Weight, Sleepless-
ness, Coughs, Colds, and other
bronchial affections.
1t enriches the blood, tones I'D
the system, strengthens the
nerves, increases the appetite, and
quickly builds up the physical con-
stitution, enabling it to resist and
overcome these widespread NAL
aides that are undermining the
health of the community.
Get yours now before the present
stock on hand is exhausted. An
hours delay may cost weeks of
pain and suffering. At all drug
gists.-( ADVERTISEMENT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-15
Gift Gloves
A STYLE for Everyone

des WARM GI"Vet That are fur lined All OF these.
can be purchased In Glove Department Look
them over and make your purchases early. Priced
from 1l.Oo to t7.SO. -Pstsrsan.s Mai. F.oo.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-15

Everyone in tn e
family takes pleas
ure in expecting .
pair. In our Shoe
Department will be
found slippers for
every one in the
family and at Aea-
sonable prices, too
|$l.W to $1.75.
-Pstssssn's seesna nssr
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-15
Decorative Art Ware for The Home

TT HE home-lover on your
uHtSNN q i list would greatly ap
KK preciate some distinctive
x 4&1A piece of Decorative Art
@~A 4M Ware as displayed in our
wv Il @III China Section. Other pieces
~ W in Iridescent Ware. Then,
too, there are console sets,
candlesticks, ETC. Or fine cut glass sherbets,
tumblers, goblets, etc. Priced 79c to $40.
-Petsrsens. Baeeaea.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-15
Ivory Toilet Articles
Solve the Gift Problem Years Ahead

VDU might start a SET
I i for someone this year
I with brush, a comb or a
= mirror, and then add to i.
n each birthday and, Christ
mas. 1t makes gift giving
easy for you, and girls
forward to new things for their
Make your selections early
-Petersen's. Main aosH.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-15

NOTHING suggests SO fine Christmas
IN spirit as some remembrance that you
have made yourself luncheon set, fancy
apron, beautiful pillow; in fact, just all
sorts of pretty things are waiting to be made
up in our Art Needlework Section. Come.
and SEQ the models on display.
-rstsrseat s.ee.4 deer
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-15

mirror and inside purse. New styles priced
at $l.OO to $500. -Pstsr,s.'s. MAI. dong.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-15
Jewelry Novelties
The Friend-to-Friend Gift

c OMETHNG moro than
- just a card and some
thing less than the usual
Gift. That is how you want
to remember many Of your
friends, and novelties from
\ our J ewelry Section will
solve this difficulty. Ear
rings. soc to $1,000. Neck
500. Others at modest prices
-Petersea's. Maiu loes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-15
Cosd-Looking Hosiery Silk or Wool

IIOSIERY generally tops
i 1.-The woman's Christ
mas list. And a selection
from our fine Christmas
stock will receive q hearty
welcome. All of it is Hos
iery that assures beauty,
trimness and long wear.
For the girl who is outdoors
a lot, Wool Hosiery would
Priced at SIPS to $3.50. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-15
"A Hand Bag For Sister

n FADED, silk or leather
~ either one will doubt
less please her. But you
may be sure she's interested
in having q new bag to
carry on Christmas day.
Handsome bags are here
waiting for selection
all lined and fitted with
mirror and inside purse. \
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-15
A Wise Gift and a Wanted
One-Slippers

D EALLY, Comfy Slippers are sort of
II taken for granted at Christmas time.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
lono n,nittnh nnn

Esnnssoit ica'a fa lca% & los' t'9 losS s'
- 1'aelede ihns. Gs 's ssas 9s.s as,s Ys'.
|. city Term Gs..l0o 100 100 100
"a Manitoba 7s..... 9oSs cor. 9oia ?o'a
"a t,,a.i. Aelnc 5'Ss.. 9s,< 9S, ssA. ssl4
o:is Steel 4 IS 49, asf. s 80. "a. ~ ss5s Is
is Plila co SIS - s4Ja % oAa, 94s-
10 !'tila Elcc es....InlaI loi,. in,ss ;nras
PM Pct Z rs 1.lOs 1Oa 1902 l04
phjlipnine 5lsg..lo4 Is i04'. loI ios
% PUB PUB Ser \ Is. .97% s7'. e7's e7A
Proc & @ - 2..l00 100 100 100
60 - 7o2$, ...fol't 1917 lotl4 1oltt
Robert Gair e.. aCSs 9Cas ae., 9G;s
o.. ses-s-1aos s %. sn7. eo.s as.s $50
Go - l92&.... esl, 9S7s os 9s'1
- Sha"shecn ,s...l02aA I02Ts lo2at 1ng'.
Sovav ct &c Ss..lo8iI io3il, 1857. 1881,
Southern i,y es..lOo 100 100 100
a:1r4l5 on .l00ia 1oois l0Ois 700 Z.
. "IS' EeH 's,..ioIs Is 101 Is lof 3 l0l
Oh \ Is 'a5..l05 lol io5 io5
90 - l'2S....l00 :. l067s 1868 1861
90 - l..9. LOG i0G Ios loS
90 - 1850. ..I0Ts4 1913 l01sA 1919.
90 IS 193i....1c9 100 100 100
Swift Z Co IS -. .lo1as lolss lor 1ol
10 - 90 's 1881 ..l02ts 1923, 1922. lO2 :;
70 rc,. Texas {; Co - lol'a 1917. 1ci's Iol !.
J., I".euo Edison ts.l05 lo5"s loo l05
Llnsl Usage Is. 100 100 e9s. 9aa<
Cn Oh Prod S.. % IS o. s.
Nv*rgum N,rrn. svl GU :. ..l9ss% l97 los.+ o.
90 y estern Eicc ,.io5 100 t017. loy
" ilsoA q CO rs e5 95 95s1 a5s,
N4nchsstc: 7l.s.. - 90 - ss
Foreign Bonds
80 Argentine IS %. 977s 977s 91.. a7s.
Siiy Of A Braz Ss eS !. 9si. s9lt 20
. hamburg Am H.. 9"s ~, Ga -
20 Ha,nbur. 4ias... 4is ~ ~ ~
to 90 4a... :,
Russian 6':s. ..... y -; =. -
~ 90 - ctI.... 1873 l9,s l9is IeA.
~ 90 . 20
- % i. i.'o ITands Ss.... S9h. 99i. 4ni. 90,
--'''.''. ~ = Y. 3 =. ~ x
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Demonstrated Earning Power

opinion ot the folioTns S "pparvs ponas ,nlsed
Oh froduceru Corporation per cent par
ticlpattng boud@ These bonds aro traded
IN on the New Yor', curb. I would nyp-c-
c'atc list OF slN pr"fcrrcd stoehs Of Nar'-
oue industries NEEDING about per ccut
which IN your opinion would br fairly tulc
stocHs TO buy. Y. W.
Ansvcr-united OIL Producers S per
cent participating bonds arc good in
vcstment for business man who keeps
In close touch with conditions in Che oil
industry. We would not recommend
them for the average investor. So far
IS We know there arc no really high
grade preferred stocks which sell at the
present time 10 yield return Of per
cent. In fact, the really good investment
preferred stocks yield only little over
Is per cent at current market prices. It
seems TO us that in the present rather
uncertain state of business you would
Go well to stick TO the companies which
have demonstrated sustained curning
power over long series OF years.
~ather than bay more speculative sccu-
rites which yield q higher return. AS
sound investments we suggest United
States Steel preferred, F. W. Wool
worth preferred, Corn Products pre-
ferrcd, American Locomotive preferred
and American Tobacco PREFERRED
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
For Corporate Surplus Funds

'%ucstion---lh' writer has rcas, with much
interest your Investment column In the
past. and would aprrccint. any suggestions
or Information yon may extend Oh the fol-
lowing ann ?orsonai.y Interest 4 IN "a
s"sH surru" OF about $500 600 to irrcst.
In "a, pas; this has been invested i'm
mun!c pal bonds. joint stock aud Federal
l:an' NHnl, loans which were tax exempt.
we nave IN mine Investing part OF the
above amount IN bonds aah uretcr.-l
s'ocss on highe. yield ana would apprc-
ciate your opinion O. Kingtom Of ben
mark. cit:cs oi Marseiiic" Bcsscmc., Lyons
and Hordcauv. also An"ricau roiai phone
an ''c": rapi ana Sew Bedford Gas and
i!ehs.--W. 7.
Answcs-l:. our opinion NineGo,a OF
Denmarl. ard l.eNch Cites bonds arc
good invescrents, hi.t lvo would advise
you 80 wait Until tic question OF TIC
German indenI.ity payment has leen
finally settled before making cn invest
lnoEt In either. We do rot know what
you mean BY Bessenler among French
Cities. Aside. however, from any con-
sidcration Of The ultimate safety of The
securities which you contemplate in
vesting in, we would question whether
1t is wise to put the funds Of your cor
poraton into investments that may
vary widely in price Ordinarily a
surplus such IS this should in our
opinion be kept as nearly liquid as is
consistent with n good return on the
F'pH.'UiiI " Luc Sul 1luS IL may Cc, o.
course, that tho nature Of the business
Of your corporation is such as to make
it unnecessary to have the surplus en-
tircly liquid In that case a part of
the S50o.000 might we'll be invested in
long term bonds Of the highest grade.
but it would seem that even 30 YOU
ought to keep the surplus in only very
high grade, readily marketable bonds
In other words. the policy of the past
has, in our opinion, been & sound one
If you want higher yield than can be
obtained IN that way. why not consider
som" high grade short term invest
ments. such as Chicago Telephone first
lnortgags Oa, due in December, 1928;
Shawinigan Watcr and Power ~ per
cent notes, due in July, 1895; South
western Bel Telephone Is. due in
April, 1928; Western Electric rs, due
in April, 1928, and railroad equipments
EQGipmcnt trust bonds arc. III our
opinion. ono OF the best OF the short
term Investments. where the railroad
is Z moderately good ore and you can
Get varying nlaturities which will serve
the purpose of giving the needed liquid
character 20 your surplus. The Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph Company
has Il short term convertible per cent,
but because of the conversion privilege
attached to it 1t is selling at 90 high
figure that the yield to maturity is
less than 9 pcr cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Foreign Bonds
Equipment Notes Sale
Speeded by Director
New Plan Results in Great
Volume of Prospective
Offerings Here

Sale Of The railroad equipment tr,st
notes held by the government has bocn
materially accelerated by the new ar
rangement whereby the Director Cen
eral OF Railroads agrees to subordinate
third OF each issue, which ho w" VII II
continue to hold, to the notes my
chased by the bankers. This, toreihcr
with the Improvement in position Of
INC Investment market, has resulted in
d great volume OF prospective offer
'ngs, reducing the holdings Of tho gov
crnmcnt to less than 100000 600.
The Guaranty Trust Company. Union
trust Company Of Pittsburgh and Pottcr
g o., having successfully disposed of
the Chesapeake {, Ohio notes, will ofYor
today an issue Of So,936,200 Southern
RAILWAY Company equipment ner
zen. .;I, notes, maturing 1925 S-'35, at prices
20 S.ela rom 900 to 5.75 per cent.
-, syndicate composed of the Bankrrs
trust Company. uornblowcr & Weeks
Donlnlck q Dominjck, Marshall Field
1lore Ward and Harrison. Smith a
e. OF Philadelphia, are expected to
oner tomorrow an issue Of s6.Ol6A0
Missouri Pacific Railway Comnan',
cqulpment 6 per cent notes. purchasoa
yesterday from the railroad adm;n;.-
tration. they will be outstanding to
.se extent OF approximately two-th;rds
o. Q line the cost Of the equipment. The
6ankcrs Tr.st Company, Union Trust
EEompany Or Pittsburgh, Dominick &:
Do'nlnlck. uornblower & Weeks. tho
American Exchange National Bant snd ,nd
Harrison, Smith e. Co. will ofYcr ';n ~
the near future an issue Of s10.2SA TAI
baltimore &: Ohio Railway Comnanv
equipment per cent notes, obta;nn3d
under similar conditions. Offer;no
prices arc expected to yield about "
per cent. o''o
-. reeman &; Co. have purchased and
coa M,,i 90 otrer tomorrow an issue of 81
9o''Soo pa;i' 'nicago. Rock Island e. Pacific
per cent notes. They have also one honaha .
IRON from the government an issue Of S551
Goo Kansas City Southern RailY.v
company equipment 6 per cent nots:
'N'ch ~iil be offered shortly.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Creditors Committee
For Sugarman \ TO-

John Hogan. X. Reid Campbell sh'
William ". Griffin yesterday formed
creditors committee Cor customers o.
J. D. Sugarman & Co, fo- which ~
ceiver was appointed Ncndsy. Inc.
sent a letter 70 customers, pars O.
which follows:
at has seemed advisable 10 ar
number Of the creditors to form w
tertivc committee. and the underslS,,s.s =.
have been appointed and have agreeo !"
act as such The purpose Of thus cu., ..s
n.ittce shall be to protect the inssfss.r
of the creditors and customers IN e'.s,
way possible BY cooperation with wv
receiver and MS counsel. by tae inssss w
tion of reclamation proceedings VIZ e.
ever necessary or by representation. ~
the receiver on behalf Of indi''0'''
creditors. s;hls
cat the present time il Is lmposs......
to make even an approximate sss.f ~
ment Of the condition OF the aHaiis :.
J. u. Sugarman & Co.. but this cenA,, 70
tee in its cooperation with tay ~. n
ceiver and his counsel will DC so'e .rs Is
inform the creditors and cussr'atts e.at,,s
from time to time of the exact ssrsa s,ra,
and assist in the return OF thei1 AS-
and securities.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Canada and China

Gusst.on,-Ionr ,..,, opin!ons are .ead b. ,he
writer with great deal OF interest be-
cause cav & they are thoroughly anayt,cal and
IniT minded l would Hike Your opinion on
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway first NOR
sase Per cent bonds. guaranteed by Do
rninion OF Canada. Also give mo your uu-
to.aa;e t,s..,9 We've OF the Chinese Railway u
ably OF them. Do your views stiN hold
good W. !. G.
- Answer: In our opinion the Grand
bonds, guaranteed principal and inter-
est by the Canadian government, are a
high grade Investment. We still think
that the Hu Kuang Railway bonds will
be paid, principal and interest, in the
long run. On the other hand, unoues-
tionably an an element of speculation has
entered into them because Of internal
dissensions in China, and we would not
advise an investor who Is nervous about
the quoted price Of these debe ntures. or
who would be embarrassed by a tenn
porary stoppage of interest payment.
to buy them. In the long run China's
credit Is good, we think.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Prices Continue
Downward Trend
I'm Curb Trading
Covering III Oil Group Aids
in Recovery for Time, but
Reaction Follows: Motor
Stocks Generally Quiet

Prices continued lower on Tho Curb
market yesterday. despite n temporary
rally on covering in the oil group.
Trading was loss active. and motor
stocks ruled quiet.
Mercer Motors voting trust ccrtiG-
Gates were admitted to trading, with
inilial sales at az. Lincoln cascd of
undcr further liquidation. Durant Mo
tors shares saggcd slightly, AS did
Cleveland.
Glen Alden Coal worked slightly
higher, while Intcrcontincntal Rubber
lost fraction. hut International Com
bustion Engineering was active around
-.
Oils were quiatcr. rcact;ng slightly.
Standard Of Indiana lost a fraction and
Cities Service = points, but Maracaibo
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
New York State Bond .

intercho,n ~ coupon and registered. form. not
l,'' lseso'e. Coupon bonds reKlstera bic.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest to in
vestors trilf be orsUcred in this cel-
unu, in tchich case only initials scil!
De used. Others ,c:ll be onsverca by
NAL. address oil inquiries, inolcs-
tmo o stamped, addressed cnvc!ope, to
FinoHciol Editor, Tho Tribune, lsl
Nosedu Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Standard Oils

100 Anglo Am OIL l7H 17ia lTA 17M
200 Atlantic I.obos sa s'a S:a SIS
70 Buckeye p L.. e1la ai% q1ia oI~
~ Nuinb land = L.145 l55 1<5 l45
II Eureka Z h.. 81 81 80 50
70 Imp OF Can. lo3ia lo2i1 1903 lo3
10 Ohio Oil......2-5 2I5 271 c-5
20 Prairie q e. q $50 $40 530 SAC
$500 Oh o. Ind... N6A. Y6's s5r. Y6l,
.5 S OIL OF :, Y.365 3t5 cs5 ss5
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Savings of Supporting Woman

Lucsttor--in ne follovirS list Or .-curi-
ss TsprSssnts tie lie s.inss e' xssy
ca~uest.! desires you to criticize TIE in
V's-inents hnu TO advise advnnta geous
clsarsos: $500 Baltil!- orc & OHIO Railroad
Tcsr:aclnE and general ,aortga series ~.
j ier cent, due 1895: 81. 900 Chicago. Mil
wau':co s ST. Paul Railroad general and
r.efu.id.Te 8 mortgage "a ;'cr ccM.. due eo.<:
Gr-a- Britain and ireland u. per c.rt
Ire .ias7; $1,000 Northern l'acac-G -Grca.
bond, due 1855 $500 Allied cheinlcal "u.(i and
Dye Corporation pretervod; $1,000 Ur.teN
states Rubber common. sharcs Great
Northern Ore: ) shares New Yor.. Al
BraNe; $500 Netropo:,:an Gas Corporat.as.
FIRST .1.ors gag. per cert sinking fund. e.
Ie+1; 5000 feta.eie.. Steel Company :
per cent solo certificates. due ,ao9; $500
Kansas C:ty Power uud Light first and re-
funding mortgage. series a, 8 pcr cent due
1910: 500 Northern States Power Coinpa n.
Z per cent god note, due 1925: $500 North
funding mortgage. series y. 3 per ccut due
1891; $1,000 Eastern TEXAS Electric Com
pany cerses A. per cent due 1926; 81 .ooo
+. L. Goodrich Company per cent bonds
duo 1895; $500 Louisville Gas and Electric
first aud resund!rg mortgage Z re- cent
duo 1893: $500 Brooklyn Edison Company
per cent. series {, due 1910.--r. u. L.
Answer-Nc suggest that vou sci,
your Allied Chemical and Dye pre-
terrcd, United States Rubber common
Great Northern Ore certificates and
New YORK Air Brake stock. and buv
instead National Biscuit preferred and
United States Steel preferred. We
would also suggest Your selling &. r
Goodrich, r per cent bonds and Lastcr,,
Texas Electric and Louisville Gas and
Electric. All Of these are short term,
bonds. and while within the next yea,
it is possible that money rates NAV
fuctuate in sympathy with bad sit
uation in Europe we think that NOW
is a good time to invest in long term
bonds. which aye likely to be lower
priced now than in 1925. In the place
Of these three bonds we suggest
Shawinlgan Water and Power Com
pany first refunding 6s, due 1850, re
Gently selling at l01; Chesapeake e.
Ohio convertible Al2s. due 1880, re-
Gently selling at 101; Chesapeake &
Ohio convertible 4has. due 1880, re-
Gently selling at price to yield about
Z per cent, and Western Union Gas.
due 1926, selling at a price to yie!d
about 5I Der cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
SELLS cent. a share.
Bonds

Sales ; a. 1000 or'.,tcd) open. High. Low. Last,
= % es ctf...... 6sa 5ss. IS Is
90 Ss. 50 "a 50 81
- Alu1n!nu:a Is '.5.1og loa tola. 10i..
- 90 IS 1883. .l02L l0ais lo1,I lo2;.
J. -t.l Ii & TT 6s. s7a 9T7s az. ~ Z. =
l3 Az, Icl 0s 1922. zoos. loo.s lo0a. 100 =
~ =! Go IS 1924. .lOl 1915 lcj i0l
81 ~ Anaconda Cop So. ess4 es7s es% 9s7.
~ :. DO - 1928. .!0ls< J02 i0laI TO-
- AnS-Am O 1'zs..lo3| l03sA loS% loss,
AriHour Co 's..l02as 102ss 1925, 1925.
: Sarhsdall s.. 80. e8ss 9S,s e5s, 81
.. y bes sverboard s.. seis 09i5 6s csi1
- Beth 81! IS 1o35.i0il i0i% 1oin 1o1
Can = ny e9 1s. 1868 1oS " I0Gs. Ins =
Saa PaciAr os.. .loll. 1oll. 1917 loi,
- Cent CeI = steel Ss.. ssA eoN sol sas.
Cop Exp ss '23. loal4 1929 1921. 1895.
}. 90 SO 1879 1927 l02l, l02% l0r -
u. 10 90 rs lea5..lo4 lo4,l Iosss jo4i-
- cons Gas -. ....l0l 7, .olla lol,s l0i =.
cons IeIiiic 3d.. OK o1. s,H az
J nuoan Tel as. lO3 l03s4 lo3 ,os.
GeN Asphalt ..1o4 10, I04 IN.
tiS iena $ OIL .10lA lo!x lola. III.
- Goocr'ch % Tire Is. Il GA s7;s s7tt
Gro Trunk ,as. l02;s 1903 l0o1s ,oa
Ge.r ~ Is. lo31s 1oc,4 loais 1854.
,ie'nz 20 's. ....l0A 104 lo@ 1oI
rood Rubber 70. es St os "a
70 Humble on 7s...looss 1904 1oos. 1oS..
- inter u. = s.. - go, g. .sle ~
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
LIMA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. INC,
I,lma Ohio

Dcce'I bcr ~, 1921
The Board O. Directors has this day dc-
ciarcG quarterly dividend Of one ano
'il-sc quarters q So PEI cent upon the
Preferred Stock II this Company for the
three months cuded DeceIn Der 81. 1921,
rasahle February J. 1872. TO stockholders
of record - tire close Of business on JaAH-
a. ls, 1s... yransrcr books do not close.
l.. A. LARSEN.
We rreaident e '?rcasI-er.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Bank of Athens

The Bank of Athens, ranking naneS S
the largest banks in Greece, nss vps ~ sup-
an agency at 1856 Liberty Street nnrt. 70 suf
DIV Information aud advice to esgsss dgress
ers ers and others interested in T1sss !, sss
trade. The bank has ofnces ~ this is
principal cities of Greece; o.. ou; !. in tho
the first office to be opened W y-.osnoules, -
United States. John fiSsp.vsi = n.
who has just arrived from 11ssS''
charge.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
Miscellaneous Oil Compan;es
Nertlifcates Of Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notes
New York CITY Honas

acceptable IN payment or ;7e6ars1 49,.
OH inc dates OF maturity "a
New-York tribune., 1922-01-25
FINANCIAL


ASSOCIATED GAS AND ELECTRIC CO.
PURSUANT 10 TIE SINKING; FL ND
PROVISIONS or ARTICLE or TIRE
ST AGREEMENT DATED JANUARY
GAS AND BirC'IRiC COMPANY AND
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE,
SEALED PHOPOsALS FOR THE SALE TO
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY TRUSTEE
~ PRICE NOT TO EXCEED 1856 or
THE PAR NALI +. THEREOF AND AC-
cHCED INTEREST OF 4 81 FFfCfF.NT
{ ralpER or THE SIX PER CENT 49,
BONDS issued UNDER SAID TRt ST
HcREEHEAT 70 AXE TIE sCM or
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OFFICE OF SAID TRUSTEE s25-3ai
rHEsT,:tfT STREt"T. PHILADELPHIA.
Until FEBEUAf:f i. 1879 AZ IL O'CLOCK
Ns)OS.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY. Trustee,
Nm. y. GEST President.
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