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New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Business N e w d
Says New England's Production
Is Now Close to Old Normal
business CrosUirsg
Despite Strikes, Vie,o


CHICAGO. Aug. 3i.--There never
mas been a strike year. says the
.sasional City Bank of Chicago in it's
september financial letter, that has
given so remarkable an exhibition OF
oasic strength az the present situa-
tion discloses.
inis has been notably the case,p
says the bank, with the railroads
1hsering Chicago. In the third week
OF August the Chicago, Milwaukee &
os' Paul showed an increase in the
movement Of all freight over the
year before Of II per cent, the Illi-
hols Central Is per cent, and the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe 10
per cent. These gains were largely
IN merchandise and miscellaneous
freight and emphasized the extraor-
dinary showing made by the prin-
cipai railroads In July, when az
per cent increase In car loadinps
was reported over the same month
OF last year, reaching a volume very
near the high record touched In
August, 1920. Under the circum-
stances it is apparent that railroad
equipment will be subjected to an
extraordinary strain this autumn, az
consequence of the immense offer-
lhgs OF freight held up by the
strikes and the largely increased
buying power Of the country usual
IN a year OF great agricultural pros
perity."
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
British Silk Head Here
President Farrell Plans 20 Visit
American Mills

Frank A, Farrell, president Of the
SiIk Association Of Great Britain and
Ireland, who arrived here for a shors
business trip. was the guest of honor
yesterday at luncheon given By James
$. Goldsmith, president Of she SILK AS
sociation of America, at the Hotel
Astors
Mr.. Farrell is prominent member
Of the British silk industry, with which
he has been connected for twenty -fve
years. He is deputy chairman oT the
British Silk Research Association. vice.
president Of the Society Of Dyers and
Coiorists. and the author of several
technical articles, pamphlets and books.
He has been chosen twice 20 serve on
the Joint industrial council for the silk
industry Of Great Britain. once by the
employees and once by the employers.
de is director and manager Of Grout &
Co, Ltd Great Yarmouth, one of the
oldest silk manufacturing companies in
England. During his stay in this copn-
try Mr. Farrell plans to visit the mills
OF several American manufacturers.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
outlook fcv Central Leather.

.tn~- A. gain am coming to you for
,~so+mstaon and advice wan you please
tei, t ny mr. preferred stoek2 1t Is cufnu-
sfs,.s III ss md, Is understand y, u you sen
~ ,nrrhaser gets the back dividends and
W.. VI. fssa fIlefn. whereas, x You hold on, the
{sssS {es go h,isfness is bound TO pick UP and
- - ~ yo1r back dividends have held
sesss ~ shares OF Central Leather preferred
.,sck since 1901 and UP to 1921 they had
ssssr passed q dividend. Why sell now
pesst do you think OF the following stocks
4 J * honas for Investment and which stocks
ssa cumulative: crucible Steel preferred,
Endicctt Johnson preterred; -. Grear
vssivsSurinefeid s per cent preferred,
s.sstss Services preferred. American WOODEN
nfefarred: Bonds: Kingdom of Belginn
X KiaRdom OF Norway Sc, Kingdom OF
gssnn1ark SIS and SIS. Westing house Elec-
tr1e 7e pabiic Service of New Jersey.
$3.50 on your advice some weeks ago and
ssfswell satisfied with resultsv-Mrs. y. .. Y.
knswer--We are dealing with invest
msns problems rather than with i'm
aiyidual securities. The problem may
differ vastly even though the stock is
identical in each case. 1t has been so
With Central Leather. We have main
tanned, just as you do, that there is a
good prospect of the Central Leather
preferred dividend being restored and
she stock itself recovering when the
leather industry has returned to nor
NAL, but not every one can afford to
carry along an Improbable security for
an indefinite period. With many in
yestors q continuous return is nee
sssary as means of livelihood. The
best we can do is to give our opinion of
the probable future of the Central
Leather Company and leave it for the
insestor himself to decide whether he
can afford to wait Aside from Kelly
Springfield and Cities Service, your pre-
ierred stocks are reasonably sound in
yastments. Your bonds are also suit
able. Crucible Steel, Endicott-Johnson,
american Can and American .Woolen
preferred stocks all carry cumulative
digidendss Great Northern isss pre-.
fsrfed in name only, the common stock
having been retired some years ago.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
q. 8. Seeks Injunction
Against Valve Makers
Charges Schrader Corporation,
Fixes Resale Prices and SUN.
duly Discriminasesss

WASHINGTON, Aug. ss.--The De-
partment Of Justice is preparing To
file. to-day in the United States District
Court for eastern New York suit for
a perpetual injunction under the sher-
man antitrust act against A. Schra-
der's Son, Inc, and Ave individual de-
PENDANTS, manufacturers of valves and
valve parts used in connection with
the manufacture Of pneumatic tires
and tubes
In bill in equity which the govern
ment formally ordered filed to-day
and which was made public by the De-
partment Of Justice the corporation Is
charged with selling and distributing
it's valves, valve parts and accessories
and pressure gauges on the condition
that the purchaser resell only to desig-
mated manufacturers and jobbers; that
the purchaser resell only at prices
fixed in the agreements; that the pur.
chaser use the products Of the Schra-
der corporation exclusively; that the
purchaser shall not use the articles ex-
cept in conection with other articles
and accessories manufactured by the
corporation, and that the purchaser
shall resell such articles at prices
which "unduly discriminate between
different classes Of customers.
The Schrader corporation, the gov
arnment's bill declared, represents
practically the entire production of
such articles in the United States,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Country Produce

Butter-Receipts were s,4sb packages
s @sg eTt4 Hsas' 90 sssss se
81 score. a5@S7c; flrsts, ss to SO. score,
s2h @ 34c; seconds. SO to 81 score. 31@S2c;
iasa ia@sr cars s'so 90 score, $4Ae 50 score ssse
So score, s21a @asc; sS 70 81 score. $1@aac;
creamery unsa.ed higher than n z =, extras sase
irsts, @ % g. to 81 score. ss ssc; frsts, ss to
50 score, $aM @s5hc; seconds, ,a1h @s$o;
rss ss ae9sas GOOD s5ate se ers
current make, extras, 2s@2sho; f%rstss % e @
packins Sae 0s stock, &C current make. No l. 2sc;
No. 2, 25c; lower grades. 22@24c.
Cheese-Receipts were 1,Ss3 boxes: New
York State fats June; specials. 2sWaSISi1sc e.
daisies, 2ois q 2oac; single Daisies, 2o1a @
ale; Young Americas. 2ohc
Eggs-~Receipt, were12,000 caases. Fresh
gathsred, extras, $3.50 evtra firsta s.
Q37c; frsts. 32@s4c: seconds and poorerr.
S7a sic; trade eggs. 2sGp25c; dirties. No /.
esssSs s@s posf se to coae sad Sfy dsSfe
frigerator, extra flrsts. charges paid 70
expiring dstss s0c Tsts ,srasS srn sec
9nas ~hites, eanded extras sss sio unaanaIsd
oxtras, 5Sdp57c; nearby hennery whites.
extras. local candled. 5s@67c; nearby and
extras extras, 4s@5sc; extra nrsts 4t@4se; hrsts,
extra frsts, 400 0i7c; undergrades, ,$bapssc;
nearby whites, pullet eggs, 2s@4sc; Pa
ciac Coast, whites extras. 4sm 6oc extra
flrsts, 43@4sc; frsts, Ss@42ci undcrgrades,
cred whites, 32@42c; nearby and nearby
Western hennery browns. 41@46c; nearby
browns and mixed colors, gathered, extras
as 4oc; hrsts to extra frsts sa@s7c.
Potatoes--Jersey cobbers, sack, 1880
s1.eo; giants, Si15@s1.40; sacks, a0c d
f5c Long Island; ss lbs, $226 @$2eo; 50
sav. bsk.. si@Sl76; No 2s, soc % 65c;
Eastern States Dbl, 5ocQs3.5o; Delaware
and Maryland, bsk. 25@$1.25; yams, Jer-
sey bsk., S1QDS1.50.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
hid He pay Top PrIse7

a.ssssen-~ Have recently bong ht ontrixht ! g (
zssrs nse shares ss leo, Woo worsn ylySy D
lnSsss lnssss prodacfs a, ffty Columbia Gas
1ses.1s se ss.1sctricity at IS. Please give me your
tss. sss swhofher / did not pay the Sop price
~ ss whether there II possin,iity OK
sss ~, wsrta declaring a stock nividena sT---
6nsver-@we have no means OF KNOW
,rv whether you paid top prices Tor
i,s waalworth, Tobacco Products A and
columbia Gas. All three rate well
sr,asg common stocks, but we gather
s,,, srar, the tone os your letter that you
s,s's srs rather more interested In fhe pros
rsss nss . Of future appreciation than m sne
Investment sgs standing Of these STOCKS.
Thsrs il always a pcssinaiity Oh q
ssock dividend in the STOCKS q con-
.sn;es rsgg thaS have record for tnfhing s
ssrninas ss,s, back into the business, bqs
sba probability of the stock dividenas 5
= ; another matter. Wcolwortno ~ palo .
"a Il 1sgsS rer cent stock dividend in 1929. and
o. a,a pus have sg,s no means of knowing whether
We nsss rsny 81 nIsns to make similar
~ Iss,r;hntion ii the near future.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Stocks for WIDOW

&. suestion---A widow with three children
A. seaaeatst ass..Ast az present earning fair sal
sas sss' g~ns the following securities. Will
sea se please criticize them and suggest In
vessments for $4,000, which will soon be
ss.sehole. Southern Pacific Pacific Oil,
cesselsen, Topeka & Santa Fe, common;
ss,ss,,ss ss,sSssi Electric, Canadian Pacific, Texas
~ sSstnpeny, American Telephone and TeIe-
ssaF9, ~ American Tobacco. common; Enai-
sya<s ssass onnson preferred; r. w, WooIworth,
E.siefred: New Jersey Zinc, Safety Car
Tbs Tbsaihs h and Light. Noiseless Typewriter.
~ oonds are; Public Service of New
ffssssssy. fsrsy. es; Consolidated Gas. Electric
al ana Power Company of Baltimore,
az useSt st Northern 55as, Tidewater Oil
src,s TrSSi.uinbia rS.aia Gas and Electric 5s, De-
~. ~ = 8 81, Louis refundinR and improve
II 5en ~ Grand Trunk Western first As,
Sa.,e Ss.,.ae N Liberty bonds, and real estate
ss s',n y sut aoout $4,000. Would 1t be advsa-
4 ss ! 70 invest the $4,000 mentioned partly
A. 9onds or can she afford to take
III ,aess sn,s.s mans risk' and buy the stocks
h,ahs saosS antial COMPANIES that will yield
snef return us c. e.
:, ,ssaswer--We do not believe that a
4, JsuoW ~ the circumstances described
snvaia take business mans risk,
sspselaily when she has so great
: : gss,scestage. of her funds In common
ssssa, ssshs, as this investor has. AS a
;sssess of fact, we feel that her hold
IN ss OF Southern Pacific and Pacific
ese LOO large and that stocks like
saasssssss IA e typewriter, New Jersey Zinc
sea., H. SAFETY Car Heating and Light
sssss sssas 40 not belong in a widows In
sss sssssmsnt The other stocks and bonds
NJ ~ aan suitable, IN our opinion. For your
fsV fgass Of new capital we suggest
ssy-ilye shares of New York Tele-
gae Stas preferred, $4,000 United
sSssa @ Kaober 5s, due 1947, yielding
Nosss e.i per cent; $4,000 Canadian
Il ksansfa Is, due 1910, yielding about
-. pst cent; $1,000 Duquesne Light es,
sss ss nv. yielding about 81 per cent,
iss, slspuv New York Edison Slas. due
-s sasiaing about 51a per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Report Durani VIII Move
Main Offices 10 Eiizeheih. " I

y was reported yesterday in Eliza
beth. N. j., that Tiurant Motors. Inc.
intended TO move their general osFices
from Long Island City 20 Elizabeth
early in October and make the factory
in Elizabeth the principal plant for che
production of Durant and Star ears,
while that in Long Island City will be
used as an auxiliary.
The J. w. Murray Company. os De-
troit, announced that Il had leased pn~+
Of the Durant plant in Elizabeth, and
would start manufacturing bodies.
tenders and other parts FOR Durant and
Star cars there January /. 1928.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name is that of the deb
second that Of the creditor and dat
Judgment was filed:
McGrath. Thomas A--B Altman
& Coi October Is, 1919 49,.
Dason Estates, Inc---Waies Add
Ing Machine Co; July 1s. 1871
McGrath. Thomas A. Brooks
Bros; juno s. 1919 ...s...
Kruger. Marius, and Elien---J r,
Wherwood: January II, 1919.
Foss, Edwin /, and Fidelity &
Deposit Co of Maryiand--Peo-
pie etc June "a, 1920 tcan-
seeiy, william, and Natl surety
Co---Peopie etc: April 90, 1929
Johnstone, william, ''. and Natl
surety Co--same: May 8. 1890
fvacated) .....
Keegan, james. and Natl surety
Coz Same; May IL. 1921 iva
Richards. wiliiem, and Natl
Surety co--Sanie; July l2. 1891
(vacatedl ..s..
Alexander. Jessie and Natl
surety Co. People etc. April
IL, 1922 tyacatedl
s w X Jahn Co. rnc--J C Brown.
Inc. June iS, 1921 .
goidstein. 1sidor.-J Marcus Ell
al. March 2, 1929 treieasedy
In Bronx County
schaafer. Charles jr. add Joseph
W HowanF Jaeger: January
ganae--satnej August as. 1als..s
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Free Australian Wool Market

MELBOURNE, Aug. 81. : Plans to
stabilize the crossbred wool market
were discussed here yesterday at q
conference of the trade, it was an
nounced to-day. Among other pro-
posals made was one of the British
Australian Wool Realization Associa-
tion to purchase the entire crossbred
clip, taking woods grading Sos and
below at the fiat rates ruling April,
May and June last. The National Wool
Council strongly opposed this sugges-
tion, and definitely decided to conduct
the business along it's own lines.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Is III ess Troubles

Harris. Henry VA Rosenthal. 1910
HatSin, Jacob s--I Hershman &
Co ...................... 1.O47.77
Kern, Abraham-B Kern ....... s24.41
karnsber. Brian--J Kalmanoff. S24.5o
haplan' Hyman-Pubiic National
Lenrer. Max--A Schaap ct aI.... i.222,ss
Munro, Alcxander-J. J Long III 1,53075
Moskowitz, Samuel By Papa
Meyers, Jack-J Becker ........ S77.T0
Polish Navigation Co. Inc-Lib-
erty stevedore Co, Inc. ... s.e27.o5
Stillman, Harry-1mporters g. Ex-
portcrg Ins Co: costs. 23i.o7
saks, David-M Goldmuntz ct al. 1oI3575
Solomon. Max-Metropolitan To-
bacco Co o...........,........ s5s.7s
Stahi, Fred'k--C Swenson eft al 1856 90
Sarkady. Louis (Yorls Embroid
cry co)-M Bilgore ....... 2727o
stobb, Morris (stobb Metal Nov
city Co)--Eastern Food & Mfg
shjvesr,ck hIjos Robert 4 f5,.;'l f5snrv q 0f7'ts
Emmet jr, Allen Powers Co.
Inc Frank Enos and Clernont
Steamers, Inc-w F Wocott. 1s4s.75
Same--J G. w Blades. ......... 1gAs 70
Travel Exposition Co. Inc-R
Herbsman .....e. ..... 1.1ss.os
arton s. sailey; Inc ..........,. 14so.os
In Bronx County
The first name is that of the debtor:
Drucker, Samuel--S Rothbaum. SOS. 90
Lower, Edward--M NJ Stone. 1870
son .'............s........ 1,o5o.ao
Miller, Nathan-The Industrial 1880
solomon, Max-Metropolitan To-
sonaock. Louis; william Levine
and Max D Weitzman--Pacffc
III
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Electrical Demand Improves

Demand for electrical materials
showed much improvement this week,
reports "The Electrical World" Indi
cations are that the coal and rail
strikes are having less deadenine ef-
feet on deliveries and prices. A slight
increase In the price of conduit was
reported this week, the third in two
months
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Little Business Tomorrow

Many Wholesale business houses in
New York will close on Saturday to
observe three-day holiday over Labor
Day. No general movement to close
has been made by the various indus
tries, but many firms have announced
their intention of closing In reply to
QUESTIONABLE sent out to it's mem
bers by the Silk Association of Amer
lea, more than 125 firms signifed their
intention Of closing, while about
ninety will close if the majority do.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Two stocks Suitable

.Edfy give ME yonr advice
~ fol,owgne two Investments for q
90 :. 80 s<sth wary moderate means and nay
slsss SIS s.naN amount 10 inyeat: Snisfiean =
sassAsta sarsaetse prios preferefiee, ave
sssses es---A. ..
Aaswer-The stocks you are con
.;sssisg would be suitable for = per-
80, - q your position, in cur opihaon.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Commercial Credit

The commercial money markets show
little change. Prime commercial paper
yesterday discounted at per cent,
with less desirable paper moving at
slightly higher rates. New York banks
are good buyers of paper at present,
with demand from interior banks show
ing less activity.
The. American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Dividends
Extra

Parke Davis & Co. yesterday declared an
extra dividend OF 81 and the regular quar-
terly dividend of 81, both payable septem-
ber 80 to stockholders of record Septemb Der
20. An extra dividend of 81 was also paid
In the previous quarter.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid sns
asked quotations OF stocks listed on shs
Stock Exchange in wnick there were
no transactions yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

The following judgments were fled yes
terday. the first name Being that OF the
debtor
Adler, Josepft,7-S Feieman. sl2Iz3
Aldrich, Speucer---S Babcock 80. 263.63
Abrarlowitz. william tBoston
Store)--Sport Suit and Coat
f1puse -. AAo,o1
sssssr. ssS isss; ss'ss q, r,,... sssss sssss
Iaa,,sity "a Athsha .,o 100000
same--Same ...s..........+. 100000
Collins. Charles JIG Kronsn-
berger ct al .... =. ~. .....-. aa5.4V
Courtin. Arthur--Empre Produce
and Export Co. Inc; costs l,lBI-e5
pagher, George C--J ] HART. 100000
Danforth Clothing Go, Inc
Knapp Co. Inc ..ss..3.s,8,. .1... SoS,eE
Feiton, william --Vanderhoof
e. Co .s.s..., III. j,f9i.uu
Isisl<. Charles VIII schilling. s6s2g
Fay, irene Al Goidsteir. 2Q5t40
Fenton. Margaret 4 Fiddle S62.bS
ciauthier Vincent It Hieecker
asssss uSssss Ssss s,,.s A.L xsarsl l.Iassss IIassss
Heaiey, John J--John J Foley 80 a.
Co, Inc s...s.....stssssvss ~SssRv
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

The proportion of the bank s reserve 10
liability this week is i7.64 per cent. last
week It was 1903 per oent. Rate of dis
count per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Lawrence Mills Open;
Southern Mills Close

LAWRENCE, Mass, Aug. S1.-.Every-
thing now is in readiness for the re-
opening of the Lawrence cotton mills,
following the textile strike which has
lasted since March 27. Methuen and
Pemberton mills to-day announced they
would resume with the other plants on
September s. Only the Plymouth mill
has not yet reached an agreement with
the union.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Aug. 31.--Most
of the cotton mills in this section will
have to shut down within the next few
days, w. D. Adams, secretary of the
American Cotton Association, told the
Fairchild News Service to-day AL
though all of them are still running,
said he, their supplies of fuel are very
low.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Bank of England Statement

LONDON. Aug. s1.--The weekly state
rnent OF the Bank of England shows the
following chanRes:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Bank of France Statement

PARIS, Aug. 8i.---The weekly statemen
of the Bank of France shows the follow
ing changes in francs:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Railroad Earnings
Lake Erie g. Western
Stocks Elk Dividend

Date. Name. Pct.
Sept. 1---Aner Sug Ref Co pf...... ~
Sept 9-Amer Beet Sugar Co pf. tx
Sept. 1-Beecn Nut Packing Co temp
Sept 8--Cal e. Ariz Mining Co .s.... "A
Sept canadian Pacific Ry Co... 2h
Sept Cub Amer Sugar Co pf...... TX
Sept 5--Du Pont De Nemours Pow
der Co (E y D.......,,,....
Sept 1--Elk Horn Coal Corp pf. 50. u
Sept. 1---Lac Gas Light Co of st L.. 1%
Sept 6---Mackay Companies ......,.. ~
Sept g. do pr .,.......,........,, !
Sept 6--Mergenthaler Linotype Co. 25s
Sept 9--Nat Enameling ~ Stpg Co pf ] "
Sept 5--North American Co. ........ Ia
Sept g. do pf observation-disclosures. Y
Sept 9--Pitts FIT Wayne Chi Ry Co ! y
Sept g. do pf .........,.....,... IN
Sept 6--Railway Steel Spring Co pf. "
sept 8--St Joseph Lead Co. "
Sept S--Texas Company .......... "
sept l-Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. 49,. /
Sept 6--Texas Pacific Coal & OIL Co. "
Sept underwood Typewriter Co... IA
Sept. 2--- do pr ............ X
Sept. Union Pacific r r. Co. 2h
Sept. l. do pf
Sept IL Cast Iron Pipe &
Foundry Co pf. .s1..... IN
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

{. 6 four .'l full columns Of In
sa'''eat questions and an.
res 'ciu be published iss
a sss !, Tribune epery Sunday
,,ssa s.s ! 4 Mo.,nday. 9, On other days
81. one full column pilI appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Judgments Filed
Tn New York County

The following judgments were fled. yes
rday. the first name Being that OF the
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

The following petitions In bankruptcy
were hled yesterday in the United States
District Court:
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-05-20
New Deputy Marshals Named

New Deputy Marshals Named
 U. $. Marshal H. P. Sullivan has recently made the following appointments of deputy marsh als for offices to the westward: James J. Hill of Anchorage, for merly of Valdez, to be deputy at SeldOvia, w. C. Shocks of Anch orage, to be deputy at Unga: Wm. Reede to be deputy at Dillingham;: Dan Ross of Valdez to be deputy at Unalaska.
 Frank E. Young of Anchorage, deputy at Talkeetna. Frank Hoffman has been reappointed as deputy nt Matanuska.
 No announcement has been made yet as to Cordova and Mo Carthy appointments.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-05-20
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT
 CO,OWNER To G, Sestich His Heirs and Assigns:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
 That during the calendar year 1920, the undersigned expended more than One hundred dollars on each claim in labor and i'm provements upon the Rambler group of Copper claims, situa- ted along the Dan Creek, a trib- utary of the Nizina River, in the Nizina (unorganized) Mining Dis trict within the Mccarthy Re cording Precinct, in the Terri tory of Alaska, in which lode mining locations you claim an undivided 1-3 interest as shown by the Notices of location, there of on record in said recording precinct,
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-05-20

with the Mccarthy Mercantile Co. at Mccarthy, Alaska. Dated this 23rd. day of Feb ruary, A. D. 1922
 George Marhoffer. First Publication Feb 25th.1922. Last Publication May 27th. 1922
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-05-20

Payment of such amount may be made to the Post Master, Nc. Carthy. Alaska, or by deposit to the credit of the undersigned
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-05-20

That said labor was perform ed and the expenditure and inn provements made as and for the annual labor for the respective calendar year by the provisions of the Revised Statutes of the United States, and amendments thereto, concerning annual labor and improvements upon mining claims, and the amount so ex- pended was the amount requir- ed by law to hold said claims for the year 1920, during which the same was expended.
 You are therefore indebted to the undersigned in the sum of 33,33,H3 and an additional sum of $17, 7,50'recording fees, a total of $35O, ,83,b and you are notified that unless you contrib ute and pay the undersigned your portion of such expendi- ture as co-owner to wit:
 The sumof S35O,83,5, within ninety days after the personal service of this Notice upon you or within ninety days after the publication of this notice, which ninety days shall be computed from the date of the last publi- cation as below stated, your claim will be forfeited to the un- dersigned who has made such expenditure and will become his property in the manner provided by law.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-02-17

state in former campaigns of mercy
leave little room for doubt that the
campaign of 1922 will also prove
full and complete success. But the
cry of all the workers and those who
will answer the call of the workers
must be eve Save Them or They
Die"