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New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

COOK. young Irish girlI would assist with
ironing: good cooki city family pre-
AFsSey. srsSe 10 I ~ asa st.. "a noor Tolsphono
S9t7 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. JereIrY. &c.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold Tor cash. a.
vice free Bennett. ia BWAJ. "a noef.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

RKALTY ASSOCIATES
sBullders Of 900 Easy Housekeeping Homes
ios Remsen st.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. POUND AND REWARD

fOsr-Clold Ink bracelet helow city Hall.
Reward. ". Tiemann. Wadsw0rih 3i1s.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

LOST Tuesday morning on train leaving
hronrYiiio nf $50 for Grand Central sta
tion, pigahin brief caf0 marked with mon0'
Tram -. W. q" Contalnod privats papefa.
Please communicate With a ~. corfuan. 10
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

USTURNIsnED APARTMENTS TO LET
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaida

cIfAMBERMArDs, mattresses, nursss, ssv-
erai excellent girls Miss Halrs Bureau
II W1st iith a.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
WINTER SPORTS

in Sullivan and Ulster counties. y. Y; mar
New York City. over 200 excellent hotels
open all ysar. very reasonable rates; week
end round-trip tickets sold AZ reduced fares.
write Tor free folder. o. l.. ROBINSON, y,
Y. Ontario A Western Ry.. Grand Central
Terminal New York city
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Broekiyn


N -. ha;h $50. tih foo-. go. - foor,
eA'en 81. ae@erman. 1S1 Greenwich o..
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Queens

USFuRN1sHED APARTMENTS TO LET
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Broshlyp

REAL EsTArE-sALE OR RENT
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16
'Castigos de BaItasar

y con mano sEcrllega tom0 cl rey
una copa Sagrada. llen6la hasta los
hordcs yaci6l; &c I'm solbo grit6:
"Jphovd. Di0s de- los hebleos. ridf-
culo. Scnor, yo, el rey de Babilonia.
ret0 tn p2d2r.
Nc ben hubo proferido cstus pala-
bras. el rcy sinti6 en su coraz6n una
secruti. angustia.
EaIlaron dc repcn.c las alborotadas
iisas. Y lcin0 On In sa;. M Scpalcral
siencio
;Mirad. mrat7, .AIgo como rna
mano dc hombrc a,4,nz6 Sobre ell bl;.n-
co muro.
|, Tpaz9 solyc 81 blanca muro carac-
I'terrS, Dc flld$o cScribi6 y d~Saparecio
El rey 'Qutd6 con los ojos &zorados.
-teinbIand2. Sles rndillas x-palidcci6 CO.
mo la muertc
,5b tqS cortcsanoS quclaron hcados de
,terfor y 'enihiiletierch c,stailetea-
fiain los tlientaS., t.E acsr
Llesaroml los. lna@os caldeos mo-
ivieroq ia eabezq:, ,niinguno de ellis Sr-
40 ,m:ei1net&r las letras de fucgo ira
za93S Sobre cl muro. -
Pero aqHell3 misma noche sllS cor
yts.ssilles aeE.ade,s sasesinHon /, Balta-
sar.
Enrique HEINE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16
GRAN fER|A AcRCO|,A EN- TOA1 1BBjA

Toa Baja Sc dispone cclcbrar
tres grandes dias dM.ante los cuales
los agricultores dc esta comarca eX-
hibiran las mejores raZas de ganadO
vacun0, lamar y caballar de Puerto
Rico. I'icn conQcido Ell tOda la isla
: es el Sr. Piza, cuyo ganado es de pu-
ia raza, importado, hsbiemdo realiza-
do un sin ndmero de cruces que le
hacen Gcreedor que le contemcs en-
tire uno de los vecinos mas prOgresis-
tas de Ia comarci.
El comite organizador. compuesto
por los Sres.: Jorge Nevarez, Juan
Crespo, Demetrio Quintero Angel
Arrieta, Jacinto .Neyarez. Carlos Iri-
larry, Alfredo Lopez Y Onofre Colon
Torres por los agricultorcs Saliva
tpor Morales Salgado. inspector de es-
cuelas, Oscar Porrata V A. A. Mar
tin Pab6n por las escuelas del dis
tritc. Dadas las actividades dcsple-
gadas p0r dichO comit6, dichO festi-
val resultara espl6nj1ido.
Nadia tenemos que agregar dc los
Sen0rcs LacoSta. don Pedro Lopez
hermanos Nevares, hermanos ArrietS.
hermanos Nalledas, Jose HernandeZ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16

Y otros. cuyo> E"mhres no. recordamoS
de moment1. tiiiitneS raseei de l:>
mas selectas raZ;,s &c gai:atl0 Ell la
isla SO disponen disputarsp las
mcdallas de oro que hemos de asig-
mar /, aquellOs ganaderos que 10 me-
reZcan.
TambiGn las escuelas tomardn su
parte en- estes tres dfaS. IIamoS Wis
TO tOdos los profesores muy acti-
vos preparanlo sus cxlihicinnes con
el fin de dar mayor rgalcc IL este
gran eXponente de Il; CilItura de tod }
una region Y de iOdo III distrito es-
collar. Las escuelas Le Toa Alta V
Dorado estaran Representatives. No
dudamOs que alumnos Y profesorcs,
dado el entusiasmo que les anima.
p;ngan, como hasta aquf 10 han hecho
muy alto la bandera del progreso V
civilization de un pueblo culto.
Adelante Y Il triunfar
RepYter 4gricola,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16

til y diafanizada CASA que Sc habia
tendido en- ell lejano Oriente; la del al
ba. A su sonrisa palida los tremulos
diamantes celestiales expiraron, que
dando un manto azul bordado en- ro-
sas. Una vez va todo en- calma fue
deshilando de su fiotante tdnica, mil
debiles sonrosados hilos que en- una
cascade amorosa murieron a la mi
rada azul de un cielo en- calma. De
pronto, como un rosal, florecio el le-
jano Oriente en- un desbordamien-
to de encendidos petalos, dejando yer
uncido ellos mil coloreadas lucier-
nagas; mas luego, como un altar po-
blado de cirios palidos Sc torno, apa-
reciendo en- su seno la majestuosa CO.
roma del Dios amarillento del fuego:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16
- 80 =11L BQSQUE"

! Era tenfpiano. Aun la vaga pc
numbra de la noche agonizante tenn
blaba en- su negro capuz desmesura-
do... Aun en- el patio azul del Gle
10 los diamantinos tremulos refe-
jos siderales proyectaban vertigino-
sa ronda de luz palida y debil; mas
yo Sc que estaba en- ell bosque. No Sc
por que estaba; 81 por un capricho del
alma, por un poderoso dominic de
sonambulismo. Y no sc que buscaba
mi pobre alma por aquellos contornos
tan de manana, nj a que habia lido,
y por que velaba. Tampoco Sc 81
aquello era la ficticia admiration de
un ensueno. .Yo Sc que vi paulatina-
mente desmesurarse el enlutado man
to de la vagante penumbra por la su-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16

Horas de oficine:
a@.HHL' 1s4 y. ), y" ,1 '142s1s .dSisR R&imi;s, e.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16

ell sol. De pronto un beso de luz Sc
zaffo a So ssslida Y tras ese, otros mil
que fueron albergarse en- las templa-
das rosas del bosque sonnoliento. A
su saludo ell bosque Sc estremecio, des-
pertandonos de aquella modorra en-
que yacia. Su esmeraldado traje bri-
llo con las diafamas gemas que la
moribunda noche habia prendido a su
huida. Las flores sonreian en- las
aperturas de sus petalos junto al val
ven continue que les ocasionaba el
alargado beso de un, cefirillo galan-
te. De pronto rompio la selvatica
banda un himno de amor; un himno
de gracia, con un ritmico concerto in
terminable... A mi. paso un triste
y lloriqueante arroyuelo Sc alejaba,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16

% & q . 8 - 8
serpenteante y trastornado, de una
.abrupta " recia pena carcomida. Con
.un sollozo inexplicable regaba ca
prichos sus acuosas, lagrimas por la
.dura roca de su, cauee... ASH con mil
rumores eXtrano de congojas, Gaia en-
su abismo insondible, SUI vale her.
boroso y espumeante. Asi seguia ba-
jando, mas yo lie seguia. Bajaba CO.
mo condoliendose de sus rudos gol-
pes, de sus continues estallidos.
2arece que, como cansado y adolorido
de las rudas caidas del viaie, Sc pos
ira en- los blandos lechos de diminuta
arena que lc brinda I'm llano intermi-
naole. Ali parece q. Sc muere; q. Sc
hunde que Sc duerme en- un sueno
transparente, dilatado rumurante.
En- su alma acuosa tranquila pare
ce que bulle toda la poesia del bosque
ameno al copiarse el en- su diafana
corriente. Ell, bajo sus alas verdeci-
das Sc estremece y Sc duerme, y mas
al beso de una hoja en- un descenso.
A mi paso las livianas mariposas
huian presurosas por la solitaria We
ga, unciendose en- los blancos lirios
de la fresca ribera, que a sus livia-
nos pesos Sc doblegaban tranquilos,
casi besando la diafana corriente del
tortuoso arroyuelo, Despues de toda
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16

.,ts5 tszS'1 !. 14g#S tHi RsB$sss q s:,,9'' :as
aGn?Dm s. 1GhinIJ91 fip8 QrI,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16

| Id ncche estaba ell mtad dc su
carrcra: Babiloni; deScansaba en mu-
| do sueilo.
Sin embargo. ALA arriba. en- Cl p;,
lacio del rey. llamcahan las antorch;,S
Y la chusma d. criados del rcy movia
gran Zambra.
ALA arriba. Ell ell salon del rcy.
Baltasar presidfa 81 real banQuete.
Los cortcsanos cst;;ban senta;i3s en-
abigarrado cfrculo Y vaciaban sus ta
zas en- que rebos;lb& pl chiSpean.e vi
no.
FL choque de las taZas Sc mcZcla
ba ON las voccs de algeria de los CO.
intalz;;les, y este ruldo reCreala sra-
Edaniente los ofd9s del orglllloSo, rey.
las mejillas del rey Sc Theron Dc
pliipura: su audacia crecf;r- Ill coIn=-
pas de su beber, y su fanfsrroneria
ie sfmpuj0 ahastal, lfr: bLasfenria43, sb >
Sc encuaqr1s !e4 sst tanllisllpR impT-
dad y vpmito ipjllliaS eontrS api9S ,
E.la .:triba de cortesanos rugfa de. ad
miraci6hooi9ons4 slse 81 sniourlh 20
FL ;rey5htam0leeHfJ util IAirs,4a.: Nh
jifh ss99li0 SsslKi9ao aoisppttrfaar issptrar 4 81 no
lmnccnnto.,
iieyapa 81, eneIma Dc ,, / S.bezs 9 yasss
dc orc II de plata que hablan Sfdo
robados del temple. dc sJerusalGn.
y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-16
ENRIQUE IIEINE.


aqpella- admiration, Sc encumbra por
lnlasi letorcMas iondulaciones de I'm
collado, viniendo a rematan en- la es-
palda yerdinegra de una Iona. FL
trai1quilo caserio que hay en- ella, Sc
meja un bando de blancas palomas
que ha venido a buscar amenidad en-
aquel suelo. Las aperturas de sus
puertas parece ell tremulo aletear de
sus alas. Asi seguia peregrinando
por sus faldas ondulante5 quebra-
das, sorprendiendo mi paso las avcs
aldeaniegas. A medida que avanza-
ba iba perdiendome en- las vueltas Y
reyucltas del algln cerro 0 alg1n CO.
llado. va el sol caducaba en- ell roji-
20 ocaso, su luz postrimera, Sc despa-
rramaba confusa. Por fin di princi-
pio mi retro.
Samuel LugO.
Laress p. r.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
100000 ILLINOIS
BONDS AWARDED.
Highway Issue Goes to Syndi-
cate at New High Price
for That State.

A syndicate composed OF William r.
Compton. Dillon. Read s. Co. and Halsey.
Stuart & Go. was the successful bidder
yesterday for S6.ooo.o0o State Of II
linois 4 per cent highway bonds ma
turing from 1929 to 194S. The bonds
were awarded to the successful syndicate
at its bid Of s5.ssl. 900. or ss.6sS3. which
establishes new high price for highway
bonds in Illinois.
Several syndicates put in bids for
these bonds and the tenders were very
close. A syndicate composed OF four
teen houses headed by Taylor, Ewart &;
Co. bid 99.6S66. and in third place was
q syndicate composed OF the Continental
and Commercial Trust Company and
Marshall Field, Glore Ward & Co. with
bid of 9967. The National City Com
pany put in a bid of 1866 for the bonds.
The bonds soon will be offered for
public subscription.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
INCOME GAIN SHOWN
BY RAILWAY EXPRESS
Expense Slash Offsets Drop
in Americans Revenues.

The report OF the American Railway
Express Company for the first six
months OF 1922 shows a net income OF
si,404,397. equivalent to s4s4 a share
on the s34.642.00 outstanding stock.
compared with si.402.56S for the first
balf OF last year George G. Taylor.
president OF the company, estimates that
the present half will exceed the first six
months from the point OF view Of earn
ings. The net for the frst half OF 1929
figures out at about ST. per cent. on an
annual basis.
Total operating revenues amounted to
S77.SaS,l14. compared with SOS, S,400.f
in 1921. the decline this year amounting
10 $20.50i 800. but during the same
period q reduction OF s20.470.724 was
effected IN expenses. the total for six
mnoubs OF 1922 being s76,202 ,963, COM
psred with see,ss2.sS7 last year.
In connection with the SIX months
report or American Railway Express
II Is pointed out that September / was
the last date on which the railroads OF
the country could serve notice OF their
desire 10 terminate the uniform express
contract. The fact that none OF the
carriers gave such notice means, IL was
said, that no action along opposition
lines can be taken again until January
/ next. at which time six months notice
Is necessary In order 10 terminate tho
ract.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
RALLY STAYES OFF
Big COTTON SLUMP
Futures Had Been Sold Heavily
on Disquieting News on
Foreign Situation.

The cotton market was under active
pressure yesterday and at one time was
As to so points under Saturdays clos
ing. There seemed to be too much OF a
disquieting nature In the political news
from abroad for the market to halt its
downward tendency, yet final rally
left futures only IL to 25 points net
lower at the finish. Transactions all
day were on a rather large scale, with
local speculative pressure and Southern
hedge selling predominating. The buy
ing came largely from shorts who took
profits. or from the trade. and was
heaviest just before the close of the
session. when the market began to take
on some appearance of steadiness.
Liverpool, due II to 81 penny points
lower, opened about as expected, but
by the time OF the local call sold off ~
to 80 points The English futures mar
ket and Manchester were probably feel
ing the effects of political developments
more than any OF the other markets.
The local spot market was quoted 10
noints net lower at 21.40 cents pound.
The New Orleans market was steady. SO
points lower at 20.50 cents. Its sales
were 2,0SS bales.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
Average Bond Prices
Monday. Sept. Is. 1922.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

The unsettling news regarding the
European situation proved to be the
dominating factor in yesterdays bond
market which displayed a rather weak
undertone from the start. Special pres
sure was directed at the foreign gov
ernment group. the low-priced railroad
issues and some OF the industrials Lib
ertys We're steady, closing the session 10
cents lower to cents higher in active
bonds. Among the weak spots In for
cign governments We're French Repub-
lie issues, the 7hs, for instance. falling
to 96 compared with 90 on Saturday.
British 5 51as of 1929 and 1887 were also
In supply, as were obligations of the
Brazilian and Czechoslovak government
In the domestic bond division there
seemed TO be a fair demand for trac-
tons at times. which did not follow
other bonds. An advance of more than
two points in Invincible OIL SIS featured
trading in industrials.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
MICHIGAN Highway Bond..

Eastman. Dillon & Co., Il. II. Rollins &
Sons. Kountze Brothers and Barr Broth
ers & Co. are offering a new issue OF
$4,000 600 State of Michigan highway
Improvement per cent and Al per cent
bonds. The price Of the 4As is 1925,
yielding more than per cent. and the
price of the As. 100.50. yields over 3.95
per cent. The issue is exempt from
Federal income taxes and are tax
exempt in Michigan. The bonds are a
direct general obligation Of the State of
Michigan and are issued to provide for
the construction of permanent State
highways.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
TO TAKE OVER BELGIAN PLANT.

Tho Cities Service Company has COM
pletcd arrangements for taking over the
plant and facilities Of tho Societe -Four
v Commerce CT l'Indus,rie dos Huies
Mineralos Of Antwerp. Belgium. Tho
plant Is complete importing station
consisting Of tankage for iubricating
oils. gasoline. Kerosene. gas oil, cnc.. with
facilities 70 barrel and can. also tank
cars and barges for distribution TO the
wide trade territory supplied by the
port. Including Belgium. Holland. Switz-
orland. Alsace-Lorraine and the Rhine
valley IN hernany.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
MoRRIsTowN 8 ERIE RArLRoAr
COMpANy

Notice Il hereby given that. In complsrss.,
With the terms OF the mortgage made -
thc Norriatovu pric Railroad Compsrs
to the Brooklyn Trust Company. ss Trustee.
dated September 1. 1908. the undersigned
offers to purchase for tho Sinking Fund <
price not exceeding 10 and accrued inter.
eat. the bonds Of ssid Company sufficient
TO exhaust the sum OF s5.os2 o2.
Sealed offers will be received at the OF
flee Of the Brooklyn Trust Company, ~
Montague Street. In the Borough of Brook
lyn. City of New York, until p. NJ. on
October 16. 1922.
BRooRIYN TRUST COMPANY. as Trustee.
E. p. MAYNARD. President.
Dated Brooklyn. ~. -
September ic, 1872,
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
Bonds for q, 900 each.
Dig. D-sso.
Bonds for 500 each.
c.s1a- C-ssf CSC,

Holders OF such bonds are requested IL
present them for payment. with October I.
1922. and all subsequent coupons attached.
at the principal office OF Bankers Trust
Company. Corporate Trust Department. 10
Wall Street, New York. N. Y. Payment ~
io7i9eo Of the principal amount of such bopd-
Win VIII accrued interest 70 SEPTEMBER -. le...
1872. Interest on the said bonds will cease
on September %. 1922. and any coupons for
interest pertaining TO any such bonds and
maturing after said date shall become and
be null and void. except with respect TO
interest TO September rs 1922. on coupons
maturing October l. 1922.
Dated. New York City, n. r.. July IS. 1922
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
by II. r. WILSON, JR.,
vice-president.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF Pay
Record able.
Beech Nut Pack Co mo- SC. Sept. 10 Oct. 10
Bch Nut Pack Co pf. q. Si.I5.Sept 20 Oct. ~
Brunswick Bake Coll Co pf.
q. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sept. 20 Oct. ?
q, ist pf. si.7s. -. % - Sept. 25 Oct. 2
Columbus Flee a Power Co,
q, I'd pf, $1Tb.........se Sept. Is Oct. .
Col Eec Power Co, a. 81. Sept. - Oct. .
Equity Petrol Co pf, q, 3as.. Sept. 80 Oct. 10
Kansas City Power Light Co
LIST pf a." q, Sf.T5..... Sept. 10 Oct. Is
Nat Stock Yards Co. q, go. Sept. 20 Oct. .
ogivie Flour Mills. q. 81, Sept. q Oct. 9
Ogilvie Flour Mils bon, focs Sept. % Oct. .
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
Rock Island Issue Price 81 as.

The offering price of the new issue
OF 100000 of first and refunding mort
gage per cent. gold bonds of the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
way Company brought out by Speyer
& Co. and Harris. Forbes a Co is s7as
and accrued interest at which they
yield about 511 per cent. yearly. The
bonds are dated April I, 1904. and are
due April /. 1894
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
Texa. Land Bank 5. ON snle.

". a. Hartman & Co.. Inc. Richards
Parish & Lamson and the Commercial
Trust Company OF Philadelphia are Of
fering n new issue OF st.500.000 First
Texas Joint Stock Land Bank per cent
bonds. dated May /. 1922, and due May
/. 1912. optional 1882, at q price of
l02.50 and accrued interest, to yield over
ass per cent TO 1882 and per cent
thereafter. The bonds are exempt from
all Federal. State, municipal and local
taxation
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
10 the Holders OF FIRST Mortgage five Pes
Cent. (now 7q) Gold Ponds Of
NJ w Illnk AND HIl. .hulllfNll lAS CO.


Notice Is hereby given that In accordance
with paragraph THIRD" Of the Extension
Agreement dated as OF June -. 1871. and
ARTICLE ELEVENTH Of the mortgage
dated July Is. 1901, securing the above namef
bonds. the undersigned, NEW YORK AND
RICHMOND GAS COMPANY. has elected 10
redeem on November l. 1922. all Of its First
Mortgage Five Per Gent. Gold Bonds issued
and outst standing under said mortgage BY pay
Ing the principal amount OF said bonds to-
gether with a premium Of tw. per centuin
thereof and accrued interest to the date OF
redemption.
Payment OF the aforesaid redemption price
will accordingly be made TO the holders OF
esid bonds upon presentation and surrender
thereof with November 1922 and all unma-
tured coupons appertaining thereto. for can
collation., on or at any time after November
T. 1922, OF the office OF the Central Union
Trust Company OF New York. at 80 Broad
way. New York City.
The privilege is extended 20 bondholdsrs -
present bonds for payment prior TO Novsrp-
Der 1 1922, the redemption date. with intsr-
sst adjustment 10 date OF presentation.
Interest will cease to accrue ON said bonds
on and after November !, 1912.
New York and Richmond Gas Ccmpsys
BY: WILLIAM J. WELSH. PresideKs
Dated July ~. 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
New York City Atl coas Line Erunsws .s
All 4 Danv
sA sa

Baltimore |
- sHsf..
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
Lincoln Land Bank Offering.

Public subscription is being asked to-
day for an issue of $2.500.000 of per
cent bonds of the Lincoln Joint Stock
Land Bank, due 1912 and offered at q
price of 101% and interest, to yield 4.6s
per cent to optiona, maturity in 1927
and per cent thereafter. The syndi-
cate offering the bonds is composed of
Halsey. Stuart & Co.. Inc. the William
Il. Compton Company and Harris.
Forbes & Co. The bonds are obligations
OF the issuing bank. which is the second
largest OF the joint stock land banks.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
SEEKS rELEruoNr PROPERTY.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-The Bell
Telephone Company of Pennsylvania ap-
piled to-day to the Interstate Commerce
Commission for authority to purchase
the Pittsburgh and Allegheny Telephone
Company Of Pittsburgh for $4,000, 900
The Bell company also asked authority
10 purchase the CHARTERS Telephone
Company of Washington county, Pa,
for 100000
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
Akron Issue on Sale.

II. l. Alien & Co. are offering s222, 900
city OF Akron. Ohio, and 5ts per cent.
street Improvement bonds at a price
TO yield 40 on the IS and 425 on the
5iss. The issue Is dated July l. 1922 and
due July /, 1892
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
To THE HOLDERS OF
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Twenty-Five Year First and Refundlng
MortEaGe 20 sinking Fund Gold Bcnds.
Series A. due October I. fasy.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant 10
Article Fourth Of the First and Refundine
Mortgage Jnienture between The Bell Telc-
ers Trust Company. Trustee, dated October
!. 1920, BarSsers Trust Company. as Trustee.
has this day, for acquisition for the Sinking
Fund, called by lot for payment on Septem-
ber a6, 1922 at 107ke5 OF the principal
amount thereof with accrued interest TO
sepiemheT 2s. 1922. Twenty-Five Year First
Gold Coupon Honds. Series A. due October
I. 1916, issued Hereunder. OF the following
Serial numbers:
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NATIONAL BANK CALL ISSUED.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1S.--The Comp
troller OF the Currency issued to-day
call for the condition Of all national
banks at the close OF business on Fri
day. September 10.
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Range OF prices :
COTTON STATISTICS.
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton fair demand at 10 points de-
cline. mddling. 1S.i6d. Sales, 5000. I'M
due IL 10 21 points lower: they opened quiet
at II to 10 points decline and closed barely
steady at AZ 10 As points decline. Closing
prices: October, 1217d.; December. .96d. !.
January, 11.90d.: March. 1i.s0d.; May.
II sod. July, 11.56d. Manchester yarns dull
and irregular: cloths dull. The II o'clock
2oaOc; December, 2i.0Sc.: January, 200Sc.,
March. 81 .0Sc.
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NOTICE is hereby giUen as folloUs:

Detroit Railway called for redemption October 2,
of New York,
Broadway OO11 Of the
thereof Nine Hundred Thou
Dollars $00Oo0 value Notes of the above The
redeemed which by
which hereby called for redemption
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rENNsYLYANrA nII

OIL CITY Pa, Sept is.--Credit halancce
~. Runs, fI,nts average. sI.liS. ship.
lnentr, 'i,iso. average. sS.s1i.
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roILTRy.
rOII.TRl
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.

Live hogs, 100 Ibe..s...s..4.....-. V,s. q .OV
Dressed beef, steer sides, lbs.,... li1iAc
( ity dressed vegis. lb............. i3Tg3
,cScfr7d mutton. ib....4...4...-. sTiic
Dressed wethers. lh..4.st.....as. i5u i6c
Dressed lambs, city. ih...t....... l9d3ic
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Adams Ex Co
80 ~
4 90

l.sss pf
Alas Gold Min
deb A 6s 25
3....... gh
Alas Gold Min
deb II Gs 20
- 80