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The New York herald., 1922-10-08
In MeDioriam.


Baird David G. Neycorn. Dolly
Glee club Of Friendly Donohue. John John J.
Sons or ST. Patrick Scommodau, R1cha rd
Jonasson. Edgar IT.
BABcocK.-on Saturday. oct. :. at the
residence OF her daughter. Mrs r. l..
Jones, 22s7 LorinE place, Henrietta Rim.
ley, widow OF Alfred J. Babcock FIJI
nersai services Sunday AZ p. NJ. tt the
and 56th st. Interrnent private Chicago
ana saginaw Mich. papers please copy.
BLIZZARD. ON Friday, October 6. 1872
S Sspt, William H.. beloved husband Of
Funeral services at hts late residence. 20
Pelton av., West Brighton. Staten Island
on Sunday. October s. at 1880 =. NJ In.
terment at Lewes. Del. PhiladeI Iphia
Dover and Lewes papers please copy
COYKENDALL.-Cathcr CAMPBELL. F1I
NERAL CHURCH. Until Tuesday.
CRILLY.-John j.. beloved husband OF Annie
Crily. Funeral from his late residence.
1897 Morris av.. on Tuesday. October TO-
AZ g:30 A. NJ. Requiem Mass al Church
OF Holy Spirit az 10 A. NJ. Interment
So Raymond's Cemetery. Automobile
DAv1s.-suddeniy. on Friday. October 9
ls22, Robert Davis. Jr., IN his 10Th year
husband Of Lauretta Martin Davis. Fu
Chapel. SO Lefferts place near Grs,d ,aco a,e
Brooklyn on Sunday. October s. at 80
SOkEh On october .. 1922, Thomas "
beloved husband OF the late Mari vines
Funeral from his late residence 2s9f
Briggs av. on Monday. October o. a. .90
\. ~ Solemn Requiem Mass ST. Philip
oI Neri church. Grand Concoursa and
2o0th 81. lnterment Calvary. Automobile
corteEc.
HAhklNE.-October q, Robert Thomas Has.
kins. husband OF Harriet Lil,,r - -. -
OF the late Jefferson Haskins OF Pow
hatan, va. Funeral services at his late
resiuence' HOFFMAN Arms Madison av
ana osth ST. Sunday afternoon al L
ocl9ck. interment private New Eng.
-ana ana V nIrginla papers please COPY.
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Dogs. cats. sc.

LOST-On Saturday afternoon. Sept so. a.
Prices Lookout, near Sterllngton ~ 4, n
brown posinese dog Reward $50 Tel. MRS
J. Y. BENkAltp. Tuxedo ia
LOST-White Maltese poodle. female. answers
name Pinto; reward. Phone Columbus s0so.
The New York herald., 1922-10-08

Miss Betty Byrne, daughter or Mrs.
Stanton j. Peele, entertained at lunch
con yesterday in honor OF Miss Dunster
Foster OF Lexington. KY, the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Zolnay.
The New York herald., 1922-10-08

The newly appointed Minister from
Panama to South America, Joseph r.
Lefevre. was the guest of honor at a
farewell dinner last night given him by
colleagues in the Diplomatic Corps.
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\ d / E D

Babcock. Henrietta II. Lyoi >. Nfarti,
.u7,afd, william N. Maher, Katherine c.
Coykendall. Catherine McGlnn. Joseph
SIlliy' John }. McMillin Isabel n.
Davis, Robert, Jr Mcnamara Msrv II
Corey. Thomas r. Meirose tobn
Haskins, Robert +. Parsons. CorneIia NJ
Hatfield. Gilbert j. Hosenbla,t William n
iitss, Max r. Smyth, Sally A.
Johnson. John y. Sugarrnan Della
kemblc, Margaret suvdam Jobn
hrtueher. Miriam TX. West. Peter w. NJ
bahliy' frahcis j. WoOtten, Albert j..
The New York herald., 1922-10-08
WASHINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann have re-
turned from West Virginia and reopened
their Washington home.
The New York herald., 1922-10-08

The Secretary Of War. Mr.. ]. w.
Weeks. has returned TO Washington
after spending ten days with Mrs.
Weeks at their summer home, Mount
Prospect. n. VI. Mrs. Weeks will re-
turn to Washington at the close Of Oc-
tcber.
The New York herald., 1922-10-08

Representative and Mrs. Henry c..
woodward have returned to Washington
from West Virginia owing to the illness
of Mrs. woodward.
The New York herald., 1922-10-08

Mr.. John w. Belt assistant to the
treasurer Of the Republican National
Committee. entertained at luncheon at
the Shoreham Hotel yesterday for the
chairman of the committee. Mr.. John T.
Adams The guests included Mr.. Edwin
DENLY. Secretary of the Navy: Or. HUI
bert Work, stmasterGeneral; Senator
Richard p. Ernst of Kentucky; DR.. J.. S.
Rowe. director general of the Pan
American Union. and DR.. J. j. Richard
son of Washington.
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JeweIry.

LOST-Bracelet, diamonds end sapphres sc,
IN platinum. between 36th ~. and 5th av
and Biltmore Hotel or Plaza Hotel: has sen.
timental value; large reward Return Cash.
Ter, Hotel Plaza.
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LOST AND FOUND.
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN

CERTIFICATES 10, lost. OF 100 shares each
Schultz Retail stores common stock
standing in name Of Kneila X. Boleer, Nos
1900, 1908. 1890. 1881. 1882, 1888. 1894. $3.50,
1881. 3532 stock good to any other per
son and tho public Is warned that transfer
has been stopped. Please return 10 j. c.
BOLGER, Schultz Retail Stores Corp. 3Sf
RrnAdMAy. and receive amltahle raNnrd.
The New York herald., 1922-10-08

Mr.. Francis Roche is at Tuxedo Park
over Sunday.
The New York herald., 1922-10-08

Miss Huguette Clark, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Clark, is at the
Ambassador Hotel.
The New York herald., 1922-10-08

MArTER. Katherine g. on Friday, October
s. daughter Of the late Thomas and Mary
A. Maher and bclovnH
and Helen Msher. Requiem Mass at Church
of st Paul the Apostle, Goth 1T. and Co.
lumhus ay., on Monday, October 0. at
10 A. NJ
The New York herald., 1922-10-08

Lord and Lady Granard are the guests
of her father. Mr.. Ogden Mills, a
staatsburg, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs Robert Olyphant have
returned from the Adirondacks to 449
Park avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-10-08

Mrs. Paul Morton is at the West
chester Blltmore Country Club.
The New York herald., 1922-10-08

Congratulations are being sent to Mr..
and Mrs. Francis r. Larkln of 122 East
Seventy sixth street upon the birth of a
daughter last Friday. Mrs. Larkin was
Miss Bessie +. YoakuIn.
The New York herald., 1922-10-08

MAIlTR.-on Friday. October c. Katherine q.
Maher, daughter of the late Thomas aud
Mary A. Maher. beloved sister OF Mary
iafa
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16

Consider Callablc Clause

bned saiary Of about $500 ns Y W. a Ioy, bs1
invested Sc, 600 In the various issues OF
Liberty bonds and in Victory notes ana
slightly better return for further invest
inents We have about $1,000 In saving
nanKs and would like to invest $500 Of
few months to purchase $500 bonds or pre-
ierred stocks OF the highest grade. We
nave considered Northwestern Bel! Te,e
phone rs and Standard on Of New Jersey
referred Could you suggest anything bet
ter for our purpose We shall very much
appreciate your assistance.-M. c. H.
Answer Both Northwestern Bell
Telephone IS and Standard Oil Of New
Jersey preferred are high grade in
vestments, III cur opinion, and ordi-
narily we would say that you would
make 10 mistake in purcha sing either.
However, you should consider in this
connection that both these securities
are callable, Northwestern Bell Telc-
pnonc Is, at 1919; Standard Oil of
New Jersey. at l15, and that both are
selling very close TO their call price.
If they are called it will be because
money rates have gone below their
present level and because indications are
that they will remain there, and this
condition will make it difficult for YOU
to reinvest the proceeds of your called
security to return the same amount of
income, with the same high standard
of safety. For this reason we suggest
the substitution Of New York Tele
phone 6s. due in 1941, and non -callable
until 1881, and United States Steel Cor
poration Z per cent cumulative pre-
ferred stock, which is non -callable.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
FINANCIAL



To General Unsecured credi-9Ts o. Th'
Missouri. Kansas & Texas Railway Com
pany OF Texas:
on December ss, 1921. the Hon James
Tor the Northern District Of Texas. entered
an order in the Receivership Proceeding g
.Y no% pending in the e., pallas Divison Of
& Texas Railway Company of Texas in
that certain cause enti,led
IN i14rb HH b'sTh1 sTsTus Sh H9RFT TnE os SoRTn
ERN DISTRICT OF IEXAS. DAL-
Yor Fsia'n Gn vs. ros fhe S Sssua rsuT Kans: s.
& Texas Railway Comp pany OF Texas Dc
feadsnt, In Equity. Consolidated Gauss
for lling general unsecured claims OF credit
ors against the defendant and referring same
hearing deternination and ciassifcat son, as
therein Prescribed: Said order is entitled
r,X}N2 3N2EE ut; HXrENR!N Tj} W,AIx mp FlNAty
CLAIMS MUST BE FILED,
and provides among other things fol
:, ",ords,rsd. that the time for fling claims
and those having claims asainst the de-
ments thereof in the manner hereinafter
prescribed. with 4 b. Fisnary. Special
Master. on or before said date- and il s
further ordered that in case sucn claims
or any OF them. shall not b. SO iiied on or
PRIOR to said date. the holder or holders
of such claim or claims not so fled (o,her
than the holders Of bonds or other ohli.ss-
tions payable BY said defendant Railway
Com pany and secured by mortgage or
pledge of collateral the Respective tlus-
tees OF mortgages trust indentures given
holders OF such claims may have been
approved for payment by orders hereiul
shall De barred iron, sharing in the bene !
or ihe distvibution OF the moneys and pro-
Il IL >rfi -
Railway Company that now are OF here
after shall be in the hands of the Re
part icl pating in the benefits of anv dis
tribution OF the proceeds arising from the
SAFE o. Said railroad and other property. ii
such sale shall hereafter be ad Judged ana
decreed in this cause.
.Hla4mants shall HE Statements of The
their respective claims and demands duv
vsrified by the oath of the person or soias
on'GsT ,,,s OF the corporation making such
office. 30. 10. American Exchance Ranls 'dis
buud'ng. City of Dallas State OF 'reXas
ana all claims which shall be s)lovs,5
sh : pa d" ara afaw interest to September -. 1915.
sne GATE or the appointment of the Re
rusN1 M hsrein. without preiudico to the
accruing thereafter on the amounts foi,nI
10 10 De dne said claimants Respectively. ot,
sag Sth day of September. 1915
Any party to this cause said Roceivor
ara any party who files his claim or do.
fmanu IN IN .accordance With this order may
y ,;.e WY. SAID Special Master within thirty
any ciatm or demand filed with him as
AITens XII 10y. ordered and may contest the same.
by referred to said Special Mas -,
vestigste. hear proof and report tbar.o,,
on'n on a. as 10 TO the AMOUNTS Justly owing ;here
secured and as to the order in wh;.b t's,,
tt.e law.ully entitled to payment. The
in Mss'sr resusct may ia IN his discretion hear
contested s,ontested' III the city of Dallas Texas or
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16

~'| .''<-> isl.-fls f So I = ID Fnrr4v~f-s
or MISSOURI k>EsAs & rgyas
RAILWAY tDHpAN7
O. Deeefaoer o. 5a.i. b. iso,o-.
\ t4r II Sauhorn i1.te1 sta,es C-r,-
JUG scr m rss'e Dlv.sion o. :.
i'fs' ,rn JDd;cia Dl7'rici q n,z,q.-
IT,. ~ AZ 2ras h'oa 1as en;e-ea OF Il.
2AiA eay pf D~c@uter. 1921 n Il. -sr.-
e.snjp Proceedings now pending IN -.
1vprt sgainst sd Missouri. Esnss, !.
'@Aas II nsy Compsay. n ths- 80,
q esrse entitled
! Central Union Tr,,.t
Company Of n
YORK. Trustee. Il Eo.l.v
fiainiiN -. 10 4;s4
NJ .sS"tifl. Kansas Consolidated Csux
IeNas Railway
oInDans. Defsnds' II
- if.l ins until febrla-t ~. ~ a,
,''iie Ter ding genera rlsecu-.d claim. I.
',f'-t27s anr referring same 70 me y
sirH NpNcis. Mas to- hearing. g.
- -4o'1 ana c-sss-'lQa a,.oa as the.sc
~ ''rs''' .sa
olnl,rlls caption:
pf DER TX ENDING TINE 10 FILE
- Ms WITH SPECIAL MASTER 70
~ X l ARY !, 1922.
f-eierrinS 20 the ordar O. RI. co.-
heretofore made and en.e-ec II this csu.
on November u. Ie, er.,.:ss --5r
.lNl,s time fo- fling q aims and ,...--ns
SsiiF 20 Spec'ai Mae and % o-isr
da.sd January =. 1873. 'Ex.s,din. IN.
- i..- Gains -ta SPECIAL Master % Apr
- lS-S' foF ca'1se SHOWN Il IS hs-eby
Ordered. tina ;he time for ding .,sl-,
pursuant - sad orders he and II he,ssy
$ eNtenaA' 10 FEBRUARY : 49,. sad ii;
nose nsF'nS Claims ass.as. The de.G
= y, N. missouri. Kansas &, Texas Ra.ir.
',o'l' pa ~. iAas IL statements thereof h
s,nes A Se-aor. SPECIAL Master a, :.
g,nee. iioon ~. Gsn--si National Bal
~. 9u'i,.iils- ssFeatn and Olive Streets,
tNe ~ o. = ir5rts. sac of Missour.
~ ps-ore SAID date ant T. Is tlr.her 6
- mat II case such claims. or ar
said date. he holder or holder. Of ~
I'm or cams ~ So lied eothe- Il
ne noiaers q bonds Or other obiiss.r
20 <-"ie - sad defendant Railway Crr
80 secured - mo- sage OF pee:
.. - "a me respective tru.,e.s G.
- e-@- e. is i1Ger-u-es s!rsr .
pa mem - nc sane. and he a''s-
"i slnh N-aliAs "a may aaY aeea se-
80, - LOT paynae7' hv o-der he'er
a4s 80 o. % ,TeH iro'a s7AriHs u ne ~
r.S o. one sir!op'ioa II ne 1cr''s s'f
lfoceees * INC propeTtY = sad ne.sl's,;
snai4 ne III ~ hards - ne Rscsis.- 2
ms cause. sni from sharips or par.lc7a
ins IN he benefits O. sns distributor Q.
'nf proceeds ~isi1g from he sac q 's.1
"a T"ed ann other pro7srty- Il suea s..'
shall hereafter be aG,uGsei and csc.s.-
IN his cause
Claims shall &c proved or the bass {.
allo" ancr Of .n'e~.s, % September
isl5. the de- O.. ths appointment. Q. Re
Receiver herein without rrs tuj.cs 70 Il.
rislt Of tho claimants 10 claim i.;e-ss a.
crulrg ,hereaf,sr upon the amounts .oI.'
20 ee due saia c,ain.srrs. respectively. Or SAL
-'!N NaS o. >ep5erutcr 1915.
Any pariv 10 ms csuss. said hece
ana any par1y who aies his claim o. d.
Insnd In accordance With this order ~
ne with said Spee.s Master within .ai'a
days after February l. 1922. an sns"e. >
any clalln CT demand fled with hin
nerepN ordered ant ,nsy contest the sals'
vas.4c,, - >".- 1t'ee-a- 80. .s,rsor
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Financial Items

;, 'ersld f. McfFale formerly with, Kissel
= irH.Nt' CO.. has become associated
inent.
RoHe e Boiling and Henry r. Johnston
nave been elected vice presidents OF the
thst nam and Phenix National Bank Mr.
bolhnS, up until few years ago. was 4
wee PRESIDENT Of the Chatham and Phenir
cial National Bsnk Of Washington. which
position he l. nov res.gn!nS TO return 10
ths Chatham and Phenix National BAnk.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest to ;n-
resfors nil be nnswercd in this COL
unn. m 'rhich case Only initials ,uiU
oe used. Others 7rtN be ons,rcYed ty
mail. Address oil inquiries, incios-
'nG a stamped. addressed cnrclopc, TO
financial Editor. The Tribune, 1sI
Nossn" Street, Ncw York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Speculation, but Not Mild

'tuHstion'-"ill you kindly give NE your
opinion Of the following bonds ard stocks
soor sor 'iVes'ment9 have a sum of a bout
s"9'VoO TO invest. ond Wish to secure Az
large Il return as possible. consider diyjd-
InS the sum half for stocks half for
eeondS, and of the division Tor stocks half
lor q rise IN value. OR rather for mild spec
ulat'qn. Bonds; san Diego Light. Heat
and Power, Pacific Gas and Electric \av
York Telephone, Idaho Power. CHICAGO.
'uIIinston N Quincy Railroad; Provincs of
ern- stocks: Atchison Topeka & SAME
r. Pacific Gas and Elcctric Amcrica1,
-, elSpnone pr is and Telegraph common. Union
motIX" common, International Harvester
common. New York Central 5 ner CON,
Nlnerican Noolen. Norfolk & Western. Nav
,,o mSh l"r Your adVlc" as to the safest Of
nee mentioned and any Nou would eusgest
IN lnelT places? The sum mentioned be
longs to my principal. and cannot afrord
TO r.sk much of il.--Mrs. P NJ. H.
Answer. - You say that You have
S5o,ooO to invest and in the next sen
tence you state that YOU want to put a
quarter Of it into stocks bought be-
cause you think they will rise in mar
ket value: This is not "mild spccula-
tion"--it is simply speculation and The
TACT that you do it with a sufficiently
large amount OF capital, presumably. to
ouy the stocks outright makes It differ
IN degree only, and not in kind, from
SPeculat'on on margin through New
YORK broker. We strongly advise you
to place the whole amount that Ton
nave available in good bonds, such AS
those You list. and in good preferred
stocks, such as the preferred stocks Of
'he companies whose common stocks YOU
are thinking of buying. American Tele.
phone and Telegraph Co. Of course. has
nc common stock, there being only one
class OF stock outstanding. but we re-
gard TINS as an investment stock and
we think you would do very we'll to in
c!udc q comparatively small amount Of
1t IN your list. II YOU cannot afford
l1 TO rlsk the loss Of principal, never buy
speculat1ve securities: Speculation Is
tWo-sded affair. There is, of conrsc
chance of profit. but there is at least
an equal chance OF loss. and for Der.
son who is not in close touch with the
stock market, and who does not nos.
sess those peculiar qualities Of mind
"hlcn are necessary for successful
speculation, the chances Of loss are far
greater than the chances of profit.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
FINANCIAL.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
TWO RECTOR STREET CORPORATION
FIRST MORTGAGE
lo-Year So sinking Fund Gold Loan
Certificates. Due April l. 1885.

No;ice is hereby given. as provided I'm
ATtrie XII OF tie mortgage dated March %
1920. between Two Rector Street Corporation
ana GUARANTY Trust Company OF New York.
NlortEaxee. that offers VIII be received until
10 O'Clock A. NJ. on Tuesday, January 10
VIZ. at the Office OF the undersigned. 40. l4o
roadway. New York city. for the sale to it
As Sinking Fund Trustee, at The lowest
prices at which such certificates shall he
oTcred, not exceeding 1857 OF par and ac-
"rued interest. ot certificates in such amount
ks viii exhaust the sum OF Twenty-Five
'houeand -Four Hundred Sixty-four Dollars
ana Fifty Your cents t$25.i64-o4 on deposit
In the Sinking FUND. Interest on certificates
purchased Will cease January 90 1872
O1ers should be endorsed "ONers 10 the
mixing Fund Of Two Rector Street Corpora
'on First Mortgage iS-Year So Sinking Fund
rod Loan Certificates" and should be ad-
dressed 20 the Trust Depa rtment. The right
:, reeer7ed TO reject any all offers in
= no.e or in part.
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
TORK.
Ey WILLIAM c. POTTER.
President.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Preferred Stocks

"'S'loN ny father rcc"u'Nv diod ano
,''' mo al his property. have n,l, o.
,.u,, n' ',os' OF ma ncial matters and dis
''"r' p'"F'rs WA YOU be So very kin,
"s 40 crlticizo the list or y,curit,es ,y,i,,,
10 me ana ten mo cNacty what chance
II any YOU would make II YOU w.cr., in 49,,
'"s'' ,'h' am under thirty uliinnrri.f
ana nave n" dependents 81 200 ,vor,h ~
,.' ,.oe' ~ honds' all issue.; 500 sharcs cato,
, '".' -" snsres United States Steel PR
! ''rrod. leo shares United Statcs Stsol cn,,,
mon, $40 shares American Telcprs,,h .ra
is'eph"nH, Hur sharos penrsvlvanis Ran.
vhn, ~" shares Now York Central 200
S,,"res n american Sugar preferred, I5o
shares American Sugar common. 1s5
shares Baldwin Locomotives 195 share
AMERICAN locomotive prefcrred ;ls shares
h''ed states Rubber prcferrod 100 share
NiHerlcrn car preferred 30 ahs-.s Pierce
Mrrow ,, preferred >" shtrcs Chicago Pucu-
matte Tool ana $500 per unnun from
some real estate in a small New England
cl'y.-t A. -
Answer-Unitcd States Steel pre-
ierred, American Telegraph and Tclo
phone, American Car and Foundry pre-
fcrred and American Locomotive pro-
1erred are among the high-grade
american investment stocks. Also good
investments, though somewhat less de-
srable than those named above. arc
United Fruit. New York Central. Raid.
Win locomotive ard United States
rubber preferred United State, steel
common is IN a class by itself. For
merry specula'vc security. substan.
tlat equity has been built up for tine
STOCK by wise and conservative man
aGemcnt, winch. # continued, will place
II IN the investment class American
sugar is one of tho companies which
have suffered from the conditions
prevalent during tho last few wears
and so arc Pennsylvania Railroad and
fierce Arrow In our opinion YOU
would do well to soil these stocks and
purchase either other good preferred
stocks, such as those named in our first
olvlslon, or Corn Products preferred.
american Tobacco preferred, Endicott
Johnson preferred or +. ". Woolworth
preferred.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
ELECTRIC BOND AND SHARE =

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND no 81
New York. January H. 1922
the regular quarterly dividend OF one and
one naif q = eel per cent on the Preferred
StocK OF ElECTR1C BOND AND SHARf,
COMPANY has been declared payable Feb
ruary /. l9--, 20 stockholders OF record a :
The close OF business January l6 1929
II. NJ. FRANCIS Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
FINANCIAL MEETINGS


REPUBLIC IIRErRooF1NG coA'A'
INC. s,,dea
The Annual Meeting Of the stos nv rn'Is Ins1
Of the Republc Fireproofns Con- psr. pssn,.,paaJ
will be held at the ONCE OF tne Ssw YcT1
i1s West Thirty second S'ree, ~ lsa
city. on the twenty third psy scr I'M
uaiy. 1922. at two O'Clock P NJ. j.. ~ enss|
purpose OF clectins directors tor ,, .n.f ~ sucl
ing year and for the sransxc,,..n. .ome ta
other business as may prqpc''' wy n
fore the Meeting
Dated January .. ie:s., v,..iAnah \
u NeW1CI1ANS. SSeese@]
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

l hE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
c,f5wpssr H"1nsrs OF the swETlAND REALLY
ths cor,,s, nN VIII be held st the offices of
W., company, 2S9 West 3oth Street New
1o fork CITY al IL A. NJ THURSDAY Jsnnarw
tors ana t6s 16a tne purpose Of electng Direc-
ctockhoders ""sfe'eu pE the
TSrH sw1rIxIknA :; IkANp ~ sSssyetsry.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
The Seaboard National Bank

Nc.o Iort. January Ie. 1927
- 'he Anna Meeting of the Stockholders
Tor flic election OF Directors, held on January
10. 1872 Tie following gentlemen wore unani-
snolsiy elected 10 selVe the ensuing year:
Samuel 9; ba,nc Bennett J.. CHI
Howard Bayne EAv Il X Green
I.oh~rt J Caldwell Peter Mcdonnell.
Wiiiam X cieNeriey. W iliialn r.. Paine.
Edward J Cornish. Joseph Seep
LOUIS y De\ ausnsN Charles c. Thompson,
Henry =. folger IHnry Whitehouse.
A, rne>;irg Of the Board OF Directors
h-ld this day the following officers were
unanimously elected:
=. q. Bayne. President
W. Is. Clsveriey Vice President
3. l.. Gill. Nice-rresident
l.. !. DeNauspey. Vice President
C. II Married.. Vice president and
aash.e-
=. J. Ebhctt. Nicc President
O. NJ Jefr-rds Assistant Cashier.
g. g Fisher, Assistant Cashier
J u. tr1i.. Assistant Cashier
r. paeson Assistant Cashier
~. =. 8. Ditto Assistant Cashier
. \ Mcl<enna. ASSISTANT Cashier
l. Y Neleon, Trust Offirer
6. II. MARTIELp, Cashier
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
We Select Some Good Ones

faue estion~-l wish TO uurchas, sSooo
worth Of bonds that are safe invest 10 ror, ,ovv
s snu VIII average about g. per CEN. Safa-l
frst and as good al rate az possibic IS's, srs =
That ! wish ! might consider an's,i,o,, a. = :,
teiephone and Telegra ph, L. s stnei r,,'a ,,,.
.erred end Standard Oil of New jersey nro
msnas. nraia would you consider American sugar
lnpre.lerreG a safe Investment: American
,has ronacG' am inciosing list of bonds
nat .nat think might be safe Would li|s 9
SouT ,. ,opinion; Central Steel So. OTIS steel
Ss. -, pn1o Fublic Service 7'as. Northwestern
reao,, 13em Teleph9ne Is. Manitoba Power Is
Bi'ookiyn EdirQn 7s, Fell Telephone of
y lvania a., Is New York Telephone Com
faul q Sault ste. Marie Railroad C'onnan,,
@. +. l.
Answer-From the list YOU submit.
we select as high grade Investments
Northwestern Bell Telephone rs.
brooklyn Edison Is. Bell Telephone Of
pennsylvania is, New York Tele phone
es' minneapolis, st. Paul g. Sault Ste,
Marie 6&s, and Ohio Public Service
Tvs. United States Steel nrefcrred
and Standard Oil of New JERSEY are
also high grade investments, in orr
estimation. American Telephone and
Telegraph stock is a good investment
we think.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
OFFICE OF
LOCKWOOD. GREENE CO., Manaxers
RANEAN

quaTisry dividend of ~. on the com
mon stock of Lancaster Mills has been
declared. payable March /, 1892, at the office
Of the Transfer Agents. the New EnEla nd
Trust Company. Boston. Mass. TO stock
holders Of record at the close of business
February %, le32
LANCASTER MILLS
J. Den EEEJX WlNSLOW Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
&G7,ee1< C3~ Co..

New York City,
January 1@. 1922
\ quarterly dividend OF one dollar and
nifty cents (s1.5ol ner share will be paid
IN the common stock of this Company on
February ]. l922. to stockholders Of record
on January "A, 1922. at 8 y. nl
IA. Y. SHlCK Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16

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q. BANDAlAN. Secretary.