davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-20

Northern Alabama,
 NoA
 Southern Railway Company = 4 s = ] @ = ss sa % s @ ss s % ] % M @ | ] ] s T s @ s5s s ssss $ ss @ Ss sss s % s a ss sss @ s Hs Beck 1a s' ss@ @ s. @ s sn s s s H s"s s s v 9 % % a' @ a ss T s @ g % s R z.T $. s :s s ss =: @ ] @ s % s % than ss % @ % % ] ] @ ] $ ] = % ~s s % %s % s interrupted s %; S that there imminent and immediate dang" the train s ss4sss F TIE essas = % s % s ] s s s = @ ss: s5s s:: = s :=" = s; s: s s s = s: : s.ss @: ] :s t.: s aA avn% % md. other persons. s = ss .s ss:: ssss ; s: s .s:: ::s % ss : % interfere % a s s s ,s- ] %s% ~s % % s % s" $ ss s ss % % $ % ss % ss =
  pr tan forms O gyuhy
  m;h h y bn bynyps fy ymuyb
 
 
 
 A amamr; / IT IS A Mnm nmgudrdm dmncntu for days from d hnaf uhmw 
 ] ;:!::; $: :;;:: ::: ] $ ] | $ ] ] ] ] ; hour
 paGGsagRuase GsgRa sssFasss ssHHR ssAHs SHss s 4sEaGGAs sE aGAs4nA a :i ; s: s ::: :=; ::fs: :; : s: & s  BssaH sEI)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-20
the United the Northern District
 of Alabama REQUrY Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company

Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company f: f ; s: $ s @ ::: $ & S : % ; E:;:- E$ :: $ ] : @ : defendants -p SsA"s .H's' aS"ss H Sz+:i4 & $: $ . ] @ @ @ S @ % $ : :% $: % : 5 @ @ : $ :::::: ] : ] :: ::: :: 3 & ::::; $ <: $::; s S s:1ss : ;s 1 BET :: $ :s ;$ :$ 5S$ss :: s$$ :; s::$:: :: s: = :: :.: :: :S;::; :: $ @ [ ::$s.: ::::$ : s;$:; : : E: s: $$s $ ::: : ::: = $:;: ] ;s$: $: ::: $: $ ::: @ : !. . : = = ] ) ] $ $ 5; ;:: : :;: $ @ = =: : : : : = $ = = ] ) $ = = oa of the sem sraH@h to
   heoma 
 
 days fH
 ::::;;; s: $ # ] ::::: : :: ;:; : 8: E printing p N d August at h of
 u WDaeH5s,. ssuRs 
 AMk o the District Court tn f NuNnn nDNnrof International Association aha"s O district DHAsL AILso
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-20

In United the Southern Division of the Northern District of Alabama, Brming gham.
 IN Mo- a6
 Southern Railway Company
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
Cotton Market Is
Driven Downward
BY Heavy Selling
Movement, Slayied by Pri-
vale Condition Report OF
1875 Per Cent. Drops
Prices 10 10 53 Points

The cotton market yesterday de-
ciined tn the lowest levels since the
present downward movement began and
20 one time was lif;lc more than
$3.50 "a bale lower than the lnal prices
of Saturday. a little covering near the
close on ihe idea that Liverpool to-day
might not respond to the decline here
rallied prices slightly. but las figures
we're stll from 40 81 53 points net
lower.
'rhe early trend of me market was
rfradlfr and active positions at the Open {.
ing were fo ~ points higher. The mar
nn support from Liverpool ann Sew '.
Jeans Interests due fn ffplrf7 70 bot WINNf
.u Texas and hlllHh accounts from f'f-
sral parts ~ fhe b.r Tho market fr
report making conditions 81 ic arainf, tl.
last month nnd fndifafnE IIeld uf
fIgrn. 600 bales This started frIiIu@
movement which rafhfrel impetus aa ne
dav progressed. aided Dr. wral lesa in ihr
stock market and pressure from Wal
street. unfl fhr r,artff became decldf af
weak ln fhe afi moon Hi which tmn l'"-
.af prices were reached.
Dr. was felt that other condition reports
fo o. published during fhr week wnpid
probably reflect improvement in me efop
snd point toward higher gofrfnmrni
rFure neat Turfd1T There WAS F1nnFh
conflict of opinion shown ln fhe crop ad-
rir.s received from fhe South fo create
doubt ln many minds aE fn tho amount
10 damage done fp fhs crop. and hulh
were unable fH secure anf nld from "ni-
side speculative sources owing fn fhr sr1-
ral desire that seems fo De- prff1ilinF
.trrrwhsrn 90 await ,fhr government rr-
n1.f. or. 90 least. from fhe trend ~ pH-
vote reports fhla uret. fo form some tofi
~ IN idea na fp what the government hs-
urfs are likely fo ur.
Some of fhe Western hrf news, VINE
b.. Del. |N
weetn damage aT Ughf and rrrafnE.
4rd q Texas house wired that iis nd-
ricrs indicated an Improvement ~ points
Pop both Texas and Oklahoma during Ul'
Iaff month. on fhs other hand, - WaH
.sId that another week ~ dry weather ~
texas would feil dlnerc-f story ana
fhat the crop In the East has not pro-
rfef9ed far enough fo get the fuA 'hfcu
20 boil wseVil activity.
Southern spot markets were unehAnk'n
o. fe points lower.
The local market foT fpot cotton vas
quiet and t0 points lower 40 -lta. 40
sales were reported.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
Bus siness N e ws
4. S. Trade Board Dismisses
Forty Resale Price Complaint,
Sees Brighter Future
For Nickel Induu,

Depletion Of stocks ard l,,,..
consumption Of nickel in a, ~
few months arc eneosraxin1 - :.
according 70 J.. J. Buck. 49,
can Representative Of the By,,',
America Nickel corooa,ion. Ia
The consumption Of rfk.l !.
increased materially n n. lac.
months" Mr. Buck said. IN. Z
crease has been such a. to v,,,,.. =
the commencement % opsra,ss,, !,
the larger nickel producing -.
panlez
THE rsopsning Of MIN. .,
smelters, located, ss they Ar. :
isolated districts, "a greatly lu,,,.
ing conditions In their loealsl.,
THE requirements Of nlcss :.
ordnance material during III. ~
we're abnormal, but with The ,.,,,
tion Of hostilities, deyelovns-, :
new usages took place IN sa.
fields. To-day, when Tho v.rs .
so interested IN general s,,,,-,
and reduction o. manusae,sr.,
costs, nickel and nickel slIoys, Va
their unusual properties. ar, :.
coming more widely gssd.v
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
Officers i'm Bank Merger

At special meeting OF the board or
directors OF the nccnanicy and Metals
National Bank, held yesterday for the
purpose Of completing the details incl
dent to the merger Of the Lincoln Ma
tioral Bank OF New York -ith that in
stitution the following oiGcial appoint
monts were made; Alexander S, Webb,
formerly president OF n. Lincoln, was
appointed yice-president OF the Ne
chanlcs and Metals National Bank
Frederic p. Davis, formerly a vice.
president Of the Lincoln, was appointed
an assistant cashier Of the Ne.
chanics and Metals. Owen Ward
was appointed manager and Charles :.
Calhoun, Robert L. Jones snd Arnold
+. Smith, assistant manaters OF the
Tifth Avenue branch q, 204 Fifth Ave.
rue. and Norman w. Andrews and Paul
II. selchow were appointed assistant
managers Of the trust department. OF
the Fifth Avenue branch. Nelson r.
Griffin was appointed manager and Jo-
seph II. Adams jr. and Leslie J. How
arth assistant managers Of the Sew
onty-secand Street branch. Moses ).
Lott was appointed manager and 10.
seph W. Hanson assistant manager or
the Leonard Street branch.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
Heavy Offerings
OF Wheat Drop
Prices Sharply
Speculative Buying Almost
Non-Existent; NJ c 1
Closes Unsettled at Net
Decline of ! iO3 81 Gents

CHICAGO. July 2l-with The new
winter crop being offered IN great
volume and with speculative buying
nearly non-existent. wheat underwent
q decided fall in value to-day. Septem-
Der and December touched the lowest
prices yet this season. The market
closed unsettled, at i@3-.e net decline,
September SiO7h@slo7% and Deeem-
Der si.O9&6si09is. Corn lost h@lhe
and oats isMH6a4e. In provisions the
outcome varied from a setback 70 l'e
20 a shade advance.
Ing 1.lfs. 900 bushels. appeared 10 be 100
much N burden Tor the merchahdlt'
trade % carry readily without hfalHiahl'
In particular the demand from export
lnfrresta. although on "a liberal scale, was
r. from being sufnclent 90 offset hsdE-
Inc rrsfsure. especially selling Tor Kan
asr CIV account Enough buying on th"
rart N shorts developed, however. To
help caues a fair recovery from inr 'nl !
lowest prices An extreme dfoR o.
cents a burhei was witnessed in the dni}
delivery. but. the bulk Of dealings were in
September and pecc eiber
Export purchasing ~ wheat was esil-
mated at 900. 900 husheg. on the other
hand arrlvala oftwhcat ia Chicago to-day
Il mounted 90 so cariosda. Kansas CITY hnd
eaf and Omaha 90. an showing large IN
c~eaass over arrivals week ago. Fur
fhermore. bfarish figures on the Yield In
Kanras Gere current. and the weather 10
fhr rrrinr crop territory WAS reported a.
making wheat matuc fast
Corn and oats as well 80 wheat were
depresscd by large receipts and like wheat
q dercrnded 10 new low record prices Tor
th season.
Provisions sold or with grain. notwith-
standing higher quotations on hogs
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
Capper Asks Prosecution
OF Alleged SisaI "Trus'
Senator Actuaied by Kansa. d
fcials Operating Binding
Jwine Factory

WASHINGTON, July 2l-g,-.
antitrust law prosecution Of a.,
American-Mexican monopoly 0. n.
used In making bisi.ng tx.r, !,
asked by Attorney General Ds.ss,-
in q formal complaint fled to<g !
Senator Capper, Republican, Ki,,s
chairman Of the Senate sgrlcsla.
bloc.
The s.sal Sales corpora,loa Ak /,
New York agents. Hanson ( Orb, y
the Commission Exporiadofa. q Yx
tan, Mexico, were named By sstr-
Cappcr in bis complaint. Tie s,iv
was alleged % be the Amer.csn isr !
organization and the latter csi,,.
with being in control oi ils N,ru
sisal production.
Senator Cqpper, ae.satsi by q.
plants % KSnsas officials opsstgi
binding twine factory, cited r,,5.fz
in the Sherman anti-irgsi hT a,s
% his attention by Secretary TiLsa
OF the Department Of Ar.f..isa
under which antitrust pi'et:;r
would lie, IL was alleged, ap.ig =.
terests conspiring 90 lnefas n--g
prices Of foreign produces 4 Asgtl
The Kansas Senator charTt ar 2.
two organizations named usiti.,'.
"a monopoly operating "a ~ Vss
statcs"
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25

Dir(Cforf
]. Z. ALDRED
SrFPHES BAKER
Il. II. BORDEN
MICHAEL FRiEDs,M
WALTER JENNINGS
RAYMOND +. JONES
G. HowLAYp LEAvIT
Henry X. McHARG
GEORGE McNu.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
LocomobiIe Stock Called
Worthless by Durant Co.

stock Of the old Locomobile Corpo-
ration Of America, now being traded
in on the New York Curb, and whose
assets were purchased by Durant No
tors. Inc, was described as yalueless in
a statement made yesterday by the
Durant Company. which said:
Tho Locomobile Corporation OF
kmcrica-the new corporation, OF
which ". &. Durant Us president has
no connection with the LocomoDhe
company whose shares are being traded
in on the New York Curb. which com
pany passed out Of existence through
sale Of its assets By the receiver
Liabilities Of the latter company
are considerably In excess OF assets
making it's stock yalueless.'
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
Law Already Settled, Says
Commission; Chief Exam
iner to Begin New Inquiry

WASHINGTON, July 24.-The Fed
eral Trade Commission to-day dis
missed without prejudice 70 iis rights
10 institute new proceedings, about
forty complaints against az many ma
tionally known business concerns which
had been charged by the commission
with the practice Of maintaining resale
prices similar 70 that established In
what vas known as the beechnut pack
ing case. In the latter case the United
States Supreme Court recently upheld
the contention Of the commission hat
such practice was illegal.
The complaints dismissed to-day
were filed nearly two years ago and
action By the commission had been sns-
pended 20 await disposition Of the
beechrut case. After the decision OF
the supreme court was handed down
the commission concluded, II was ex-
nlained by Chairman Gaskill, that, IN
.-.s,, OF the age Of the case, they should
be dismissed, az u appeared 70 tns
commission that the supreme court mao
settled the law with respect 70 price
maintenance.
To bring the forty eases 70 a eonelg-
sion. IL was explained. would involve
a large expenditure Of time and money
and would require amendment Of the
complaints 20 bring them down 70 date
Rather than amend the cases was de-
eidcd, Chairman Gaskill said, 20 dis-
miss them without prejudice and at the
game time instruct the chief examiner
- the commission 20 institute a ne"
Inouiry with respect TO each Of the
dismissed cases.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
What Things Cost

Quotation, are cash prices !" Pri~ary markets
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
American Woolcn 10 0pen
Women's Wear Lines NOnda!

Green Is the most poprlaf t'''F ~
season for upholsterles and ef'psre
according % members q ne ms
Boycotted for the last several ,ea''.i
because IL was sold slmos, exc. si'sti
By 'installment houses, green las =
turned this ye.r, through naisral !.s'
shades 10 It's former popularity. ~
best decided colors this season y
blues and mulbcrries. In tEs nss.nl
taups, faun and beaver are berg !"
ored for soft background eaeeA
There is a distinct tendency rs'H
Italian and English. Sales Of the i1'r
erly popular French designs are - ..
The Georgian, Jaeobian and hsins hs'
types are reported IN vogue, a%eeo'l-l %
to members Of the trade. blyisg sa
tinues % be cautious. hrt ne GO. 80.
for higher priced goods is no-es''@
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
War Finance Loans Approved

WASHINGTON, July 24.-Approyal
Of thirty-one advances, aggregating
ss42. 900 FOR agricultural and livestock
purposes was announced to-day by the
War Finance Corporation. The ad-
venccs By states included Arizona,
10000; California, $4,000; Colorado,
$1,000, Georgia, $4,000; Idaho, $4,000;
Montant, $4,000; Nebraska, $4,000;
New Mexico. $4,000; North Dakota,
$4,000; Oklahoma, 100000; South Da-
kota. $4,000: Tennessee, $4,000;
Washington, $4,000; Wisconsin, So
600, and Wyoming, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25


Tho following petliiono IN bankruptcy
were ficd yesterday In the United states
District Court.
THE WELRRAcK co. l1c.--Involun.
tarv. auto equipment, i1Is broadway
GnRALD q. FREEMAN-lnyoiuntary
dreFses 700 5th av.
SILVER a FEINER. Inc.-involuntary
merchant iailors si5 5th ay. ,-,,,,.
ana produce. i32 Park Place.
JOSEPH pLATrNEN-t oluntary ae-
slgner. ssi Tiffany st. bronA' lAaoilt's'
NHYMRaSS MicHAEIs - Involuntary;
grocer Middletown y. y. 49,.
MAX u. GAvRON-lnvoluntary; 1856
ogden sv.. Bronx.
Receivers In bankruptcy
The following receivers IN bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday In the Nnlt'a q
stats Es.,.,eIn P.',isi o'Ss fo- rener.re Corp.
lighting axiurcs. iol West 10th ST. With
Michael Edeis,eia for the wolbrack Co.
Inc. iI's broadway. auto equipment Win
Robert y stephenson FOR Gerald G.
Freeman. dresses. 255 5th av, with BOND
neftha Rsmbaugh. for silver & Felnsr.
tallors sis 5th av. With boai og $1,000
Schedules In Bankruptcy
The following schedules 10 bankruptcy
were filed yesterday ln the United states
District Court
n Il g. PAPER BOX ORP.-iabih-
tiea. tg47s0. assets fb.ta5.
eAIIAs GARMENT CO. iNc.-s West
Th.rty.Nrst a. Llabilitlol. tI.9b9; assets,
ses6o
fRVlNG FIREsTONE -sa2 Ea-t iiid 81,
pronx Ilailltlsa. t1k.2. assets. $1,000.
g0TW CENTURY CLOTHES SHOr-25e
Market IT, Newark. y. j. Liabilities,
tTOl0ft assets. i2fo9f.
TRAN & JAsIE-ii5 West Twenty
s.venth rt Liabilities. ii5.sit, assets.
sIt2CS
MAX GREFNnLATT-yt yt7o2 Washington
av. Bronx. shoes Liabilities. $3.50; az.
HsfH 5000.
MAURICE KLAPPERr 80 Liabilities.
fff1Uf. no assets
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
Commercial Credit

Activity in the commercial paper
market is Of only moderate proper
lions but there Is a good demand for
practically the entire output, and espe-
ciallv for the better names. The pre-
voiling rate for hrst-class paper IS 4
per cent. end yesterday there was little
disuosition 10 cut below this level
Names not so we'll known move at a
slightly higher rate. A..
There was little movement IN the
aeceutance market yesterday Com,
paratively few bills are being created
and interest on the buying side IS
lack. The American Acceptance Coun-
eli Yesterday quoted the following
schedule OF discount rates on prime
bsnkers' acceptances eligible for pur-
t. l.. Eodcrol Reserve banks.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
Business Trouble S

Thurman. Geneyeye -- boar''' 81
Teller a Co.......-. .tttt..'
Thouas rffy D ffhomas N ~
gineorine C0l-O cob9..',-
Thaddeus-Daylds Ink CO. "a
r \ AndF0Yftte .... ..ts..r -,
waldman. Louis -Disy eiaN - n;
Inc ss.ssssts tsfsff - !. - ~
Weisrsid. Morris Hilton =, -
Watts. Robert p. John Grshs.'
John bergen ant hIt,..,.
Heakin-Morris Rian 20 ~
YORK s.stssasrte I ..t' i.f.~~.r.
walsh. Arthur. Ge1rge h1i-
william Langhcfst 90 -
James Dsiehay .t.st.ts tsft-'' %
White. Mary-peop'e. eic. ).
winchett. Eiw &c % QuI.
Waldman. Max. Lolis lef a
Adam Rothfeid-J Mtnse
Zlques. Joseph and PAU 10
DeNincent ..sst..,.f f.tt-f' o.ts
zinicola. George-QuaNef "' -
CO .ssssssssttsftffft
In Bronx County 49,
The nrst name Is that % ID,
American salvage Co. lnc-F ~
TutIlu .s.ss saaaHHHH
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
Iron Shows Gain
In Net for June Quarter

The report Of the Virginia Iron, Coal
and Coke Company for the quarter
ended June 80. 1922, showed a net in.
come OF S95,959, after interest and
taxes, equivalent after preferred diyi-
dends 20 s3 cents a share on sl0,0O0,C00
common stock. against n net loss OF
Ss1, ,047 in the previous quarter and net
Of SlO0,O74, or 81 a share, in the same
ptriod Of 1921.
For the first six months Of 1922 the
not earnings were sl4,9i2. or equal 20
30 cents a share on $1,000, 900 preferred,
against net earnings OF s57l,+30, or
s5.17 share on Sl0,o00,000 capital
stock in the same period Of 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING TIE
MAILS by PNEUMATIC TUBES OR
OTHER SIMILAR DEVICES.
Post OniCe Department
Office of the Postmaster General.
Washington. II. c.. July is. 1922
Proposals viii be- received az the office
~ The Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral. Post Onlcc Department. Washington.
ID a.. until 2 o'clock D. m.. August "a.
1922. for the performance OF mail service
by pneumatic tubes or other similar de-
vices in the Borough Of Manhattan and
between the Post Onice 81 New York and
the Post On,ce of Brooklyn. in the city 0f
Greater New York during the period be-
ginning october J.. 1922. or such earlier or
later date a. the pneumatic tubes or other
similar device are completed and accepted
by the Postmaster General. and ending
June 30. 1889. inclusive. unless sooner
terminated by the Postmaster General in
ncgordance With tho conditions specified
IN ne pamphlet containing Instructions 60
bidders. Copies of the pamphlet and adj
Nertisement may be- obtained on appiica-
tion 90 the Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General. Post OGico department wash
lngtOn, ID. g..
HUBERT WORK.
Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
Satisfied Judgmers

Tn. nrs, name Is that q ths 3
the second that of the cre'''''
when Judgment vas reldf
nonderefsky Barnard .,t ~
Bishop Il a.. october ~. -,
sklar. BENJAMIN ana Max nss
--Abmil Realty CORP So "
Brosdwsy.sith G ., $, Realty Go. n,
--Pollack 4 NeiiA ine "
y u NJ is.i i;.,,,,a i.,.i,,' ir.-s D Laihsm 10
& Co. June :. is.. d. ipi,..sy. -,
Sebesteprs. Charlie N
c,,S,,,o JSiy ~ Jids,s:ssh-Iiad.on is:s :sIii,don Bels, ~
MIG 90. Inc. February ~. is
Coldberg Herman -- Do" ~
hclmer. April rs. l3-l...' ~. -.
Export Corps BllllnSi0n' "
ruAry %. 1918. ... 80 fune -,
Levine. Phillip BAKER ~
IS, i92e...,,,.......,.t Fisk: "A,
November 20. i9ii...,..,.''t.ra -,
Broth. Iiua-J II kacisan' -" ~
Z. 1922 ....s.'......,;''.nd Nsil
surety Co-Peopie. s,S,' -"
ary IL. 1922 (vacatedl = =, IL. -.
Dury. sidney CD X Dun - ~
January "a. is2i.,,.,'';.,iofs
Marks anl
Neutrality-suspicious. bgn'' i,ll -,
co. Inc February q" ~
Caroline. Theresa-N Aeen'' "
MAY rs. 1879. "a of
Importers a Exporter. in' coat "a
\ Y-Rochester biniins 1874 ~,
Front Co. Inc Februat' ,.ss l''
vandam warehouse 60. ms ins iAr'
Mitchell: January IS. iys,.,r.m iy,.,r.m "A
Pros Inc. July 7. ls;s..ii..J Js-
schell. August "A and "a fsl. ~
wltz-People. etc, July ~ 80. -
(sacated) .....,'..''''''
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that at a
special meeting Of the stockholders OF
BHAIOS RIVER OIL CORPORATION
held on the l7th day of July. 1922. tho
following resolution Was adopted b.
unanimous vote.
RESOLVED. That the name Of this
corporation De changed from Brazos River
tl Corporation Co Darby Petroleum Core
poraflon of New York. such change 10 take
effect aa soon na the necessary papers have
been fled in The office Of the Secretary Of
Stale.
ARTHUR c. BOYCE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25

Raw Sugar Fuiu>cs There were reports
in fhe market early saying that Java
surars had advanced sharply. also trade
letters showing a worry buillfh statistical
position a. sugar. There features seemed
10 attract new buying and on the call
p-lcea worked 90 points higher later
made further gains 90 fo points. cold
on on realizing then nrmed up az the
close ou q general renewal ~ demand.
closing f0 90 points net higher on csti-
mated faira % a. 900 tons Wall Street
and the west figured prominently in the
late afternoon demand The range o.
prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25

80 points lover 90 1Ir. flie4. tit bales.
New Orleans quiet. 10 points lnWer az
20 50c. aairn 151i bales. Mobile nominal,
lr rolnfa lower rf efc. sales. nil SaFhn-
-.h rriai fa points lower nt ~ lfc. sales.
N tsIer Norfolk quiet. AZ points lower
90 20 s1r. sales. nu. baltimore nominal
af eflfc. GALES. nll Memphis steady, IN
rouia rfeadv unchanged 90 90 Zoe. sales,
mn Houston steady 40 points lower az
II SOC. raler. $50 bales Little Rock qulet'
90 points lower 90 2i.7ic. sales. nil. bnli 49,
rfeadv go points lower 90 -ifNc. sales
lfEf bales Moufromcry nrm. ~ points
lower af ef1sr. sales. nh Fort Worm
quiet. a. points lower 90 81 i3ic. sales. 900
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
London Metal Market

spot. s63 i2s Cd; futures, f63 lis 3D.
Elcctrolytic, spot, $40 los; futures f7l
los. Tin. spot. fi58 2s Cd; futures, fl5S
5s. Lead, spot, f25 l2s Cd; futures, f24
2s Cd. Zinc, spot, $40 l2s Sd; futures,
f29 Is Cd.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

40 Wall street,
New York city New York.
July ~ 1922.
TO TIE STOCKHOLDER or
THE BANK OF AMERICA.

10 NNlE n NNNA kAtNAfifNalN" VI
THE BANK OF AMERICA.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that special
meeting of the stockholders OF The Bank
~ America VIII b. held az The office of
fail bank - Wall street. in the Borough
Of Manhattan. city of New York Sew
York. on the fth day of August 1922. az
one 90 o'clock ln the afternoon 81 that
day. for the purpose of considering and
tai lng action upon tho following
The Increase Of the number OF oirec-
tors Of said bank from twenty-five TO
twrnty-soven.
Tho amendment Of the Articles Of
Association OF said bank by substituting
90 place of Section / Of Article III thereof
now reading az fol ows.
"Sec I. The powers N tho Association
shall be exercised. and rs busincss con-
Quoted by twenty-five directors. Every
director ahal be- a citizen Of the United
states Of America. and shall own and
hold az all times. ln his own right. ~
least ten Go) shares of the capital stock
a. the Bank
the following
"Scc. I The powers o. tho Association
shall be- exercised. and ls business con-
fusfcd by twenty directors. Every
director shall be citizen of the United
.aateA ul America. ana shall own and
Do az an times. in his own right. at
least ten ll0J shares 0f the capital stock
90 the Rank
ly order of the Board Of Directors.
EDWARD g. uELAFlELD. President
CHARLES -. CURTIS Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
Entertain L. S. Bankers

MONTREAL, July 2i.-The deleea-
tion Of American bankers who came
here 20 discuss commercial and banking
problems with CANADIAN fnanciers To-
day were guests OF the Canadian bank.
ers at lunch, and later played golf. To-
night a dinner was given for them. and
tomorrow they viii be gueats OF the
Harbor Commission on a trip along the
river.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cables Spot cotton easier ~
- roInir decline. mldlNnE. il.1sd. sales.
3 001 bales. American. 5000 bales im-
ports. 1000 halef. 900 American. Futures
0rcrcd steady af iI t0 - points decline
closed barely steady af o. net decline n
s0f0 ro5aff Iuiy. lf0ld. October ~ 800
Dccember. i41td. January. 1874; March.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-25

The mafi.cf f1r roffonseed oii was easier
early ln the day under liquidation prompt
ed hy the action 90 lard and other com.
fuoGlfles. but later rallied iueFllarly ana
closed af to D. points Lft advance Tor
thc near months fnI urcnanEed 90 q
tolrfa lower fIr the distant positions.
Total sales were $50 bill
Tne range 90 prices.