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The New York herald., 1922-08-26
NOTICE'OF SPECIAL
0TOCKHOIDERS' MEETINGS OF
The Bank of NeLD York
Nav York. August II. 1922
70 fhe Stockholders Of
THE EANk OF NEW YORK.

4. A special meeting OF the stockholders of
The Bank Of New York VIII be held at ths
office OF the bank. 4s Wall street. New YORK
City. on September T. 1922. at ten o'clock
A. M, for the purpose Of voting upon an
agreement made between The Bank OF New
York and New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company, pursuant 10 the Banking Law OF
the State OF New York. for the merger OF
The Bank Of New York into New York Life
Insurance and Trust Company, 10 be known
thereafter as Bank OF New York and Trust
Company.
2. speoisI meeting OF the stockholders %
The Bank OF New York win be held at ths
office of the bank. - Wall Street, New York
City. on September Z. 1922, at eleven o'clock
A. NJ. for the purpose OF authorizing the in
crease OF the capital stock OF The Bank Of
New York, from Two Million Dollars (s2 ,0O0,-
0V0), the present authorized amount. consist
Ing OF Twenty Thousand 0.000l shares OF
the par value OF One Hundred Dollars Sio0)
each, to Two Million Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars CS2, 00o0l, consisting of Twenty
five Thousand (25 COO shares OF the par
value or One Hundred Dollars (siO0) each.
The transfer books OF The Bank OF New
YORK WIN be closed at the close OF business
September 2, 1922. and re-opened At the opens
ing OF business September 8. 1922.
by order OF tho Board OF Directors. ~
HERBERT l.. GRIGGs. =
FREDERICK G. METZ. JR.. "a
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY
Notice Of special Stockholders Meeting

H.,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that spe-
cisl Meeting Of the Stockholders OF Tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company has,
been called by the Board OF Directors Of
ssid Company 70 be held at tho principal
office of the Company. In the City OF Rich-
tnond, Virginia, on Tuesday the Goth day
OF September, 1872. at II 100 o'clock A. NJ.
for the following purposes:
ta) TO consider and act upon pro.
posal 70 increase The Company's capital
n the Dy par hs soa @an'S9 S S O. ss
divided into 900 shares of the par
value OF 800 each, go as 70 make tha
capital stock s1s5.0oo. 900. consisting Of :.
1,s50.00o shares of the par value of e1Cd
each such increase OF capital stock to
Se.,o Se Of ,, such class or classes: with such such
powers, or restrictions or qualifications
thereof, as the stookholders at said y
meeting shall determine atthorizey
and specifically. without limiting tfs =
generality Of the foregoing. 10 consider
and act upon a proposal that the addi-
tional capital stock be in the first In
stance preferred stock. and that tho
same. or any thereof. may be convertible
into common stock;
tb) To authorize the Board Of Di-
rectors OF the Company from time 10
time to issue and TO dispose of such
additional stock such terms as such
Board may In the exercise Of Its lawful
discretion determine;
tc) To ratify and confirm such action
fheretofore tsken authorized by said =
BOARD IN anticipation or such action ~
the stockholders, may be submlttedN
to the meeting, and 20 take such other Z
and further action In the premises, in
cluding the authorization OF any neces-F'
sary or appropriate amendment or
amendments OF the charter of the COM 2
pany, as the stockholders at the meet
Ing may determine. and 81
Id For the transaction Of such other ?
business as may properly come before 3
the neeting &~
For tho purpose ot the meeting the stock
q az "
friday. September /. 1929, and remain
& I'd until 10 A. NJ. on Wednesday, Sep
l. Der 81, 1922. -
By Order Of the Board Of Directors.
A. TREEyE1rT Secretary. /.
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- aalssls.a'..4la--.'s-.A'a. -
Legal, NOTICE.

Al a meeting of stockholders Of wfLBUR
A. FRANK CO.., INC. duly held on Aug. 23rd.
1919. tho following resolution was duty
adopted. 70 Wit:
RESOLVED;
That the maine or tho corporation be changed
from WILBUR & FRANK co, INC. to-
nsdtoTT & CRrTMAN. INC. s,
dated Aug. 2ith 1872
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As.vGNMESTs ron CREDITORS.

RUBEN HERMAN, dry ,goods. 1918 Wiihirs
avenue, 10 Nat n, H0ihehhert
AUnED OgMAN ard Onier Mustafs, trad
ing AZ Neptune Battery Company, manu-.
Featuring airy batteries West Broadway, 10
and FOR Faik Mutafs. $40 West 18th street.
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Chicago (. hsgsyi
chi..hi.&.f

Vss- WsITF
Chi e. w Ind
i5-yr TIE 80
chi nd
con 4s 1889
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JOHN c. vEDDER,
sNegrotp nv.
latru. NeW ~ o. SNus ~ e.1s - - -
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
ST. LOUIS SOITlfNE~TEkN
u&IIW WAN COMPANY

a.. Louis. Missouri August %. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the Stockholders OF ST. Louis
South wortern Railway Company VIII be hold
a. tho general offices or the Company In tns
Railway Exchange Building, sixth and olive
streets In the city ~ St. Louis, Missouri, on
tuesday. October 2. 1922, ~ nine o'clock
A ~ FOR The e,cctfou of Directors of ths
Company IN conformity with the by-laws and
for The transaction Of such other business -
nsy legally como before said meeting. -
The regular annual meeting % tho Dircc-
tors Of the Company win ho held at the same
place Immediately after the adjournment OK
The stockholders' meeting
The stock transfer books OF tho Company
viii be closed on Saturday, September 2.
1929, ut twelve o'clock noon ard VII be re-
oponed al ten o'clock A. NJ. on Wednesday.
October 4. 1929. - .s
pASrEf. urTHECRovE. President
PAUL J. LONGUA. Secretary. n
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goods trade reviews from the West
We're fairly favorable.
The local market for spot cotton was
quoted 45 points lower at 22.25 cents
for middling. There were no sales here.
Tho New Orleans market was 3s points
lower at 20 cents a pound. Its sales
were $50 bales.
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
STATISTICS.
LIVERP0OL.

Spot duil.. IS points lower. at i2.eod. for
iniddling. Sales. 1000 bales. including 2 1000
1000 American. Futures opened quiet and
unchanged to points lower. and closet
quiet. quiet. net unchanged 70 points higher, oc-
March. 12.36d, May. Il. .e4d.: July. 12.l2d.
Bids cabied o to Liverpool at Il :s0 A. M.
uary, 22.16c. March. ~ 24cN n
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FREDERICK G. METZ. JR.,
Cashier.
NOTICE or SPECIAL sToCKHoLpEPs.
MEETINGS or THE +
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AND
TRUST COMPANY
To the Stockholders of the
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
THIST COMPANY. n

ID A Special Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company VIII be held at tho office OF tho
Company, 52 Wall Street. New York City.
September Z, 1879, at 1000 a. NJ. 20 voiaT
upon proposition 10 merge The Bank Of
New York into the New York Life fnsur-s
ance and Trust Company. 70 approve am
agreement made and entered into By the
New York Life Insurance and Trust COM
pany and The Bank OF New York 70 effect
such merger, and 10 approve all action
taken by the Board OF Trustees Of the New
York Life Insurance and Trust Company
IN respect OF said agreement and the merger !.
therein provided fer as shown by the min Z
utes OF the Trustees meetings.
(2) A Special Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the New York Life Insurance. and Trust
Company VIII be held at tho office Of tho
Company, ~ Wall Street, New York City.
September z, 1922. a. II 90 A. NJ. for ths
purpose OF authorizing the increase of tho
capital stock Of the New York Life Insur-
snce and T,tist Company from One Million
Dollars Ni ,UO0, ,00O). the present authorized
amount, consisting Of Ten thousand shares
100000, Of the par valuo OF One hundred
Dollars $1,000 each. 70 -Four Million Doll
lars (sf.OO0, ,0ooJ. consisting ot forty tlou-s
sand shares 10000 ot the par value of
One hundred Dollars $1,000 each. At
The transfer hooks OF the Company viii bs
closed ~ the civse Of business September 5,
1929, and reopened AT the beginning az
NY ORDER OF TrE HOARD or TRUSTEES,
EDWIN G. MERRILL, II
President.
sAecrotery
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
Ts the Holders OF Fifteen Year Seven Re
Cent. Convertible Gold Bonds Of
FREEPORT TEXAS COMPANY

Notice is hereby given pursuant 70 the pro-
visions OF the Trust Indenture agreement
dated April /, 1922. made by Freeport Texas
Company with The National City Bank OF
New York, Trustee, that said Freeport Texas,
Company has exercised the option conferred
upon II by the said trust indenturc agreemeke
10 redeem and pay off on October ]. 1922,
all OF its Fifteen Year Seven Per Cent Con-
vertible Gold Bonds issued under the proyl-
sions OF the said trust indenture and then
outstanding at the redemption price of 100
per cent. OF the principal amount thereof.
shall the first day OF October, 1922, pre-
sent and surrender said bonds at the princl-
pal office of The National City Bank OF New
York, Trustee. at No. 80 Wall Street. In the
Borough Of Manhattan and STATE Of New
York. for redemption at los per cent. OF ths
principal amount thereof and interest 10
October ]. 1922.
on October 1. 1927, the da,s fixed for rc-
demption. the said bonds shall ease to bear
interest
Pursuant TO the provisions OF the said
trust indenture agreement the right TO con-
vert into common capital stock Of the Free
port Texas Company the principal OF said
on the tenth day preceding ths first day OF
October, 1922, unless written notice OF e!ec-
tion TO convert the principal Of such bonds
shall have been given TO the Trustee and
the bonds referred 10 in such notice OF cleo
tidn, with all matured coupons attached,
for the purposes OF such conversion on or
before such tenth preceding day.
Dated New York. August IS, 1922.
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF NEW YORK, Trustee. =
BY w. w. HOFFMAN. Trust Officer.
YREEPORT TEXAS COMPANY.
BY ". p. SNVFNSON. j. PRESIDENT.
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COFFEE.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
PES NsNLVANtA WAIEH 4 pUwER
COMPANY.
nfvtntrxn MMnHesa'

DIV IIFE1NlI No UN4
AZ meeting OF tho BOARD ~ Directors held
to-day. the regular quarterly dividend OF
1.es Zone and threo-nuarters per cent? was
declared on the capital stock OF the Company
for tho quarter ending September 1oth. 1922.
payable October endi To- s'ccknc,ders Of REQ
ord AZ the clcs. ~ hrsiree. aerscrnb~r f5th.
1922. Il. ]. ALLEN, Secretary.
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Richmond School District 8 las.

Splitter, Rorick 4 Co. are offering a
new issue Of $4,000 Wise county, Va,
Richmond school district 51s per cent:
bonds, due June /, 1929 to 1859, to yield
5 per cent.
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS

N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICH
PAL BONDS.
To the following prices accrued interest is
to be added.
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
SCHEDULES N BANKRurTCy.

The following schedules ~ bankruptcy were
filed yesterday In United states District
Courfs
saMt'lsL HOFFMAN,. restaurant. 4T2 Eighth
avenue. Liabilities, sSo,1iI; assets. s3o,1oo
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D. s. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES,

Following are the prices bid IN the open
market for United States Treasury certifi-
Gates OF Indebtedness and notes Of the diff
ferent issues
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pTeLEins." s"' VI. r;aaii., ana iii.,rry ''''
Carlson Degler & Carlson-Iios-
lyn Theater Co. Inc. ............. 2co.ai
son1eT. Ritter. :. .nI,......~..,. 2.e4tN
EsPOsITo. John--J. Casta et nj. 229.70
FOLLMoNp, Michael : Yorkyilio
FiIshipoN;Bi. Tobiy or Antonio-s.
rSsSsn. j's;Ssia1 fsls.a,.,s e Bank :ss.s :ssss
change ehanse Bank B .,...,...."...s..... 12,saa.oo
Wollard s. Burrows co......... se4.7s
GfL.LER. Harfy--J. Lowehstein
HOLLAND HouiisEr; sTsAM LAuN.
DRY iscr--s. a, Backman..e.. 2i,s21.75
f1fSON, Edward BIZ. 4. Talia-
HOFFMAN, Abel. herman ct al 2oe.2o
JOsEPHsON. Benjamin F.--M. Lev
JOHNSON, wIiiIam H.. and win
lam J. Mciseaf-Marbridge Build
KOCH. julius. Frank vsfios and
Astrup Mather-J. q. Abramson. 1890
KApTAN, Abraham--D. Gottfried.. 253.92
LErTNER, tacob-P. NJ. IIerzog... f.o5e.53
man et aj............s........... ~ " s.ss4.si
(starMachins Tool f1ie Works
MhrilER. James tNew York Build,
ers Supply Coz = Certain Tted
NADLER. Norris III II. fuchs. 2sfsf
NAPpt, CONTRACTING 60. and .-.,.
oSEipA isH1l NwSpHsisr' Co. : INC. and ''''
Asoher Solomon : 100 Broomo
paHAREhf.o. Ytr Ito Frank ran; ii. rlaci,o- 800
General Motors Acceptance Corp. sss.o5
public Laboratories. inc........ 1.4i9oo
bridge Ruiiding Go. .............. c5s.s1
RAINE, Gilbert ~. Jr.-Underwood
e. Underwood, Inc.........,...... 1T7.s0
RrTLEpER. Adoiph and David
Ro'rHFELD, Louis ana 100 Cpoth-
field Bros.D-State Mercantile Co,
skMi;--same .....,,t............ 1881
George Adams Lumber Co, Inc 410.57
gAME--W, Ererhard 81 nj. ....... 3ei.fJ
sgIi,ArfI.R, i..Sn-Aci9e Mills GO. 1868
STEMBER, David, ana Louie "
Ferst = French Merchandise CO.,
SAMUEL EidliES, iHc &c. q 49,.
STEVENSON. norman 40. E
r6Dp,' Thomas NV. i. Mclean ~ ~
wi5iSd6Ln nEArrY tSp con- ''''
sTnucffoE COR. VI wlsiar
winTr, psqiei sa..-;r xGowls..... asS.si
WHITMAN. Murray--Dr. a. rosnsr
s"0S' ~ BRONX coujNTY. ~ '"''-
FOLEY James Js--C. RaEo. 1890
KosoFF. Joseph--H. Levine. c4o.si
ins Ni co...,.....'.....e'.. e'a.is .oppe'' ns.-
LEVINE, Ieo--p Shetland. ...... fos.l2
MULLER, John-J. Dear Trucking
RositNfELD. Liiian-lionwit. irei.
Ter A Comm Zb.uU
NOsENBArM. sRmuel--L Kiliner. 6Gs.39
STEIN, Abraham and Camila-Op-
pcnheim, collins a. Co.....4....4. IT7aa
TANNENnAUM, Morris-lf Cciler. f053t
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The FIRST name is that OF the debtor. tho
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PENNSYLVANIA OH.

on CITY, Pa, Aug. 25.-credit balance.
65,s3T; average, 61,6e1.
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UNITED STATES PRE- WAR soNDs.

FNCCepCHbTs m payfneIL OF FGderaI take!
4 the dates of maturity.
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BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. AUGUST rs, 1871

Days sales .................... s11,64S0o0 s7s12
Year date. 28950S6000 1878 095
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

SATISFIED JuDGME>Ts.
The FIRST name Is that OF the debtor. tho
second that of tho creditor and date when
judgment was fiicd and amounts.
NEW yonK COUNTY.
TotIfMAN. Charles MIL. Tookcr:
March 90 1910. es2.sJ
: Co., inc June 4, 1910 trsye'ssd). 4,ssosa
nNoNx COUNTY.
zAGAT, Ncndei-M g. Birkhshn.
Dec. 81, 1919. fe................s.... 63fH
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UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

sssc.ai DisSotoh The NEW
York Herald Bureau,
Washington ID. c.. Aug. 25.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20

OF malt million others to-day for the purchase
lhey stretching their hands to you now out of the
horrible pit. Lift them up to life!
The appeal in their behalf which comes to you from
the President of the United States is to be needed
because you of the greathearted Americans to
Wno his letter written The appeal from the Near
East Relief and the American Red Cross through their
charnen is to be Needed because your open to
such call for help in this terrible emergency. But
stronger than the call of President of Relief Commit
tees, stronger than any urgent words The Literary
digest say to you knowing so we'll your unfailing
tenderness and quick generosity when the hunger and
sorrow, and gaun suffering of mothers and babes crv
out to you to comfort and them alivestronger
than all written spoken appeal the hot eager demand
OF your sympathetic heart that can not regard such
bitter pain and need without strang the utmost for
their instant relief
The picture is SO full of terror and anguish words
not portray it. Mark O. Prentiss for the Near East
Relief, cables: Il have terrible sights until my
senses numb but the sight of 100000 people, mostly
women and children being penned up and burning and
those escaping being driven to barren, devastated
country for starvation is all comprehension That
was IN Smyrna. Hundreds of thousands more both
Christians and Jews, fleeing from persecution and the
sword, are crowdng the other ports of Asia and the
nearby islands of the awaiting rescue-or death In
confusion The city has been ruins since the great fire
of 1918 and affords little shelter than Snvrna In
the island of Mityene another hundred thousand pen
niess fugitives have sought refuge only to ind there
danger of pestlence and convenient harbor
of starvation
Panic has seized upon the frightened wanderers
Many have themselves into the flames of their
own homes Food gone; even water to drink is at
premium. Families are broken up while parents in
frenzy of despair seek their lost children Hundreds of
mothers have given premature birth infants in the
midst OF terror and DEATH Halffed babies covered with
scurvy, try in vain to draw nourshnent from their
mothers empty breasts
Of thousands who might be saved Something
heroic in giving is needed. You there in the
midst OF the terror and the frantic cries for help you
you would leap into the sea, need be- or brave
the flames, the sword the plague, snatch back from
death some helpless or little child You would
not them perish in agony before your eyes if you
could them, the risk of your life. Here in
this smiling land of comfort, where your home is safe
and your loved dwell in peace that same terror
and anguish of helpless and children to you
across the sea and call to all that is heroic and generous
in your heart.
1Whoso hath this worlds good and seeth his brother
have need and shutteth up his bowels Of compassion
from hi1r-ah but the Master did mean you Your
heart is warm with compassion and your hand will be
Money Orders, ETC., Payable to 'tNear East
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20
TIER FROM THE. AMERICAN
RED CROSS:
Washington, D. C., October 8, 1922
My Dear Mr.. Cuddihys

Washington D. C., October g,
My Dear Mr. Cuddihy
have received from the Pre'iden. appeal
Near
influential membership
back of this We feel keeny the need of that Of
which able behalf
of Red everything that
can public
Cordially
BARTON PAYNE,
rman
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20
A LETTER FROM THE. PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES:
THE WHITE HOUSE
Washington

~~ssDo' - AS~~'
No the
sEsgedy in
dreds OF
call to the be
Of
be
.unity
o machin
and
death which they facesh winter -
As the people of America have
crisis that has all
World they and
the lives of these of
to Americ
Very truly
WARREN C HARDING.
Judge BaonP
Chairman American
ames L. Barton
haiman NearE East
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20

Ia Immediate response the following editorial was
published in The Literary Digest, October 21st:
RIVEN FROM THEIR HOMES by fire and
/ ) sword-beaten, trampled, robbed-rnore than
half million men, women, and little children
being swept along to starvation, madness, and self
destruction in the Near East.
erded in the Streets like cattle for the slaughter
huddled the brink of the sea- and casting themselves
crazed by hunger and fear into the dark waters;
dragged from the burning hell Of Smyrna only to be
thrust by their into the slower hell of Mtyene
and Saloniki and other havens of refuge" which now
are crowded centers Of and breeding
of pestilence-these who suffering such artyrdom
have only hope of salvation from their nightmare of
crucifixion That hope is YOU-Americans
Thousands perished when Smyrna was bathed in
torrents OF blood Now the city vast sepulchre of
ashes You can do nothing for the dead But the lives
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20
LETTER FROM THE NEAR EAST
RELIEF:
:. New YokS September

New York.
r. Cuddihy,
The Literary Digest,
Ne. York
DearM Mi.
the Literary
the Of deadha
the crushed
half million absolutely foodie
refugees landed hddld
OF the Aegean abjec stricken
death and
children by Of
1Petience stalking the living
Many in the nightmare of their u6xon relief
n
While baHed by the political to
divine will
il
ask for breadshaI respond
Sincerely
L. BARTON,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20

MIR. r. J. Cuddihy,
The Literary Digest,
354 Fourth Avenue,
New York City.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
OF HARDLNG'S
RAIL PLAN SEEMS CERTAIN;
SIX MONTHS COAL CONTROL
Gov. Miller Appoints
Coal Commissioners

A LBANY. July 29.-Gov. Miller
"A to-day announced @ the val,- ap-
State Coal Commission TO act dur
ing the coal strike emergency.
Prevention of profiteering and
provision of a sufficient supply of
anthracite for household use in the
State are the primary purposes Of
the commission, according to the
announcement. An organization
meeting will be held in New York
Monday, under present plans.
The commission comprises Leroy
p. Hardness of Brooklyn, member
of the State Transit Commission;
William A. Prendergast of Brook
lyn, chairman of the Public Service
Commission; Eugenius II. Outer
bridge of New York. chairman OF
the Port of New York Authority;
Charles D. Newton, State Attorney
General, and Delos w. Cooke OF
New York. State Fuel Administra-
tor during the world war.
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spcoia, Gable 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright. 1929. bD THE NEw YonK HERALD
Moscow, July 29.--The pathetic con-
dition OF the once master mind of Lenine
was disclosed to medical commission.
which asked him to multiply z by IL.
Like a child the Premier laborously
wrote down the figure 7 twelve times
and then added up the sum.
The commission was sent to examine
him because OF an impression prevailing
In certain Soviet quarters that Lenine's
services were still valuable. During the
inquiry questions Of various kinds we're
but to him. He answered most OF them,
but only after long reflection and great
mental effort. atD .le.tt
The stiffest trial came when he was
asked to multiply by IL, To this
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Soviet Deficit in Rubles
Is 400, 42O, 500, 900, 900

Special Cable to THE NEw York HraAlp.
Copyright, 1879. by THE New YORK HERALD.
n TOSCOw. Jl.iy 2s.-The fig-
mi urss of the new Soviet
budget show that a tenth
Of the. total outlay Is for naval and
military expenditures. This figure
is 74.752.73S. .000, 900 rubles. The
budget shows a deficit of 4oO.420,-
500,000,000 rubles. The income is
estimated at some billions over
$4,000. 900. .000. 900. while the ex-
pc' ditures are 760, 500, ,0oQ, 900, 900.
The Soviet State banks have issued
notes varying from 100 to 1000 gold
rubles. OF the issue 25 per cent. is
covered by bullion and the rest by
short time bills on, foodstuffs and
other commodities.
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Lenine's Mind Like That of Child;
Finds Multiplication Task Hard

Lenine answered: This sitting has
tired me greatly. cannot collect my
thoughts In the presence of so many
people. but II you will give me pencil
and paper and will leave me alone In a
room for moment / will show you that
can still count"
This was done and In a few minutes
when the commission returned II was
given the correct answer. The sad
truth of how Lenine arrived at his
answer was discovered by doctor who
examined the slip Of paper. Twelve
sevens were written one below the other
with a marginal note addition figure on
every line except the first.
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Seniority Called Fair.

II is pointed out here that there is no
basis for the charge that the President
has overlooked the interests OF the loyal
shopmen or Of the men who replaced the
strikers. The view OF the Administra-
tion at all times has been that the
number of new men recruited for the
shops was not large enough to initiate
against the general restoration Of
seniority TO the strikers. Moreover, the
settlement proposal itself makes II clear.
II Is declared. that the interests OF
faithful employees have not been over
looked. Il being conceded that they have
right to whatever advancement in
seniority that has accrued TO them as q
result OF the walkout
The matter at issue as between the
Administration and the Eastern execu-
tives is known TO be much wider and
deeper than the mere question of se-
storation OF seniority. These exefy-
tives. who are violently opposed t6N
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Man of So Gets License
to Drive in New York
Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
a [ IDDLETOwN. Conn, July
MI s29.-Benjamin +. Rangc,
So. who lives with his
daughter. Mrs. Emma Norton oi
Haddam. has bought an automobile
and has taken out drivers license.
The license. was obtained in Bath.
N. Y. where, at his examination
he was told that he was the Oldest
man ever to apply for license.
Mr.. Range is veteran of the
civil war. He served in Company
I. .1SSth New York Volunteers, ana
saw service at Hatches Run. Saw
dust Fort, Gravel River and Five
Forks.