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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

ANNUAL REPORT Of the United States
Coal Manufacturing Company Tor the
year ending December 81, 1f21.-Amount
Of capital, $1,000, 10000; amount actually
paid In. $1,000, 100000; amount of existing
debt, none. Witness the signatures of the
majority of the board of trustees. this nth
day Of January, A. ID. 1922. VIM II.
SMITH, President: H. e. STEARLf, Secy.
and Treas. Subscribed and sworn to by
VIM. II. Smith, president OF the aforesaid
company. this 18th day of January. A: ID.
1922. (Seal) WALTER z. GRAY, Notary
Public. Commission expires 1-4-2b).
! WILL not be responsible for any debts
other than those contracted by myself
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New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Earnings of Companies

Questinn--Will you please inform me as
70 iatest earnings and amount per share
oI the follc wing stocks ailds what Is your
iYnSe,stment 7, st,s. rating of same? 1ndiahoma
Rtetining. Middle States Oil, Sears, Roe
DUCK; Sinclair Oil?-W. w. H.
AnsWer-Indiahoma Refining Com
pany 1nported net income of S441,T8S
before depreciation and depletion in
The first six month of the year. A
plan is being considered by the di
rectors to increase the par value of
the shares from SIS to $25 by giving
one new share of stock for each five
held. Middle States Oil showed a
balance alter dividends in the first
qparter Of the year equivalent to n
cents share. against SLOT a share in
the corresponding quarter of 1921.
Sears, Rocbuck & Go. sales july were
nearly $2,000,000 ahead of July, 1921,
but August sales fell shortly behind
those OF the same month last year.
Sales for the first eight months of
the year were more than $4,000 900
behind the total for the same period
in 1921. Sinclair Oil reported net
earnings available for taxes, reserves
and surplus of S17029.591 in the first
half of 1929, against S2,327,49s in the
same period of last year All the
stocks you mention contain an element
Of speculation that removes them from
the investment class. Sears, Roebuck
appears to be the best of the four.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
$1,000 for Bonds and Stock

Question-As a reader of your paper,
would like your kind advice. l am a work
hsr, Ihg feiow "a and ds cant afford to lose am
Have $4,000 with S. VI ptraus mortg age
bonds, $1,000 New York Edison Gas How
do you rate United States Rubber IS and
Otis Steel TVS bonds' Would You recon-
mend to buy those? What do you sug-
gest? ] was thinking to put $500 in West
ern Electric preferred and $500 IL Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph common
stock, stock, and the otner money in bonds.
Have | got too many Strans bonds? Please
let me know your advice.-A. l..
Answer--We do not recommend Otis
Steel bonds as an investment for q work
ing mans savings, although they are
suitable for business man able to
keep in touch with trade, conditions.
The United States Rubber 5s are
good investment, and we approve an in
vestment in this bond and in Western
Electric preferred and American TeIe-
phone and Telegraph stock. Public
Seryice Corporation of New Jersey 5s,
1859, selling recently to yield about 5.s
per cent, would also be suitable in
vestnent for you.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Spalding Preferred Suitable

ouestion--As a reader of your inyes.-
ment column am turning to you for In
Spalding & Co. preferred stock viii YOU
let me know the terms OF the issue, and
tslsu give me any Information you may
have as to recent earnings OF the company
and IT. present financial condition. viii
spaldins securities quoted should W also iso
Z s9n Mould give ms your opinion
Ing preferred stocks.--G. =. e.
Answer-An issue of S1,O00,O0O first
preferred stock of A. G. Spalding &
Brothers is being offered to the stock
holders, and if not fully subscribed will
probably be offered to the public
through an investment banker. Terms
have not been made public. With this
Issue there will be S5,o00.0o0 first pre-
ferred, $1,0oo,o00 second preferred and
$2,6O6,900 common stock outstanding
Dividends have been paid regularly for
several years and we class the pre-
ferred stocks of this company as a
reasonably good investment for bust
ness man "A market for these securi-
ties may be found among brokers deal
ing in unlisted securities. AS in most
companies doing large retail business,
inventory as of December 81, 1921
represents about SO per cent of the as
sets, which total $14,75D599. Real es
tate, plant and equipment are carried
at $3,so5,360, and current liabilities of
$2,659,602 are more than Offset with
current assets Of 43,128,4s7. Net earn
lngs after tsxes were S1,G51,217 for
192l, as against 1921, ,159 for 1920. Sur
plus was $3,490,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Preferred Stocks for Investment

Question: have $500 which / wish to
invest and get fair return for my mone,,
yet yet, safety Of principal is my, hrst ,consd-
ferred stock of the United states Steel
Corporation and Standard Oil of New Jer-
ssey preferred, WIN you please advise me
Il 4, e, either Of the above is q safe Investment
cost? Or suggest any other you think
might be best.-Mrs. B. D. Fl.
MISUNDERSTANDING Oil Company of
New Jersey preferred stock pays Z
per cent and sold recently around III,
United States Steel preferred pays 7
per cent and sold recently around 1872.
Both are good investments. The Stand
ard Oil stock isyselling so far below
the Steel preferred for the reason that
the former is redeemable at l15 and
this fact acts to keep the stock close
down to the redemption figure. For
this reason the Steel stock might be
a better investment if you want q long
term security. You also might con-
slider New York Telephone 6h per
cent preferred, selling recently
around 100.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05

SIS, ,4o5 900
Wisconsin Public Service Corporation
Refundng Mortgage Gold Bonds "a"
$5,4o5,OOO

Fa dfakd regarding
chm Smith President Of Mt Company from usa The fh~ssg samm~
Upon completion of the acquisition Of the properties
progress, which will be completed before the delivery OF
these Bonds following will describe the Company situation:
The Wisconsin Public Corporation consolidation
Of several we'll established public utility companies operating
within the State OF Wisconsin 1t also all the bonds and
oo of the capital stock the Menomnee and Mar1nee
Light Traction Company, of Menominee, Michigan and
Marnette, Wisconsin The Companys business essentially
for domestic and commercial needs e7% of its Consolidated
Net Operating Revenue being derived from these It's
field embraces Northeastern Wisconsin,
and Menomnee County Michigan Among the important
cities served Green Bay, Oshkosh Mantowoe, Sheboygan
and 'Marnette, Wisconsin and Menorninee Michigan.
These bonds the opinion of counsel will be secured by
Mortgage covering direct lien all fixed property owned
first lien important OF the Companys properties and
will be direct lien, subject outstanding closed prior liens
the balance.
AS additional security all of the outstanding bonds and
less than oo of the capital stock the Menemnee and Mari
Light & Traction Company will be deposited with the
Trustee under the First Lien and Refundng Mortgage will
also value of the First Mortgage and Refundng
Gold Bonds the Wisconsin Public Service Company latter
being approximately 2 Of the total outstanding underlying
bonds
The value of the Companys properties recently deter
mined by the Railroad Commission Wisconsin and by examining
engineers largely the funded debt be outstanding
the hands the public completion of the financing
Consolidated gross earnings, including other neoe for year
ended July 81 1922, so39,7oo4 and consolidated
before depreciation 5000 The annual
interest requirements the funded debt be outstanding
the hands OF the public upon OF this financing
sSIo,45o
% .sa - %
guarantee % msuhg % ~ " ~ "
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05

The Company asrees under
the conditions set forth In
the Mortgage to reimburse
the holders 81 the Series IA"
Bonds, u reaueseed within
sixty days after payznent, for
the Pe1,nsyissraia and Con-
nsetieut Personal Property
Tax, not exeeeding foaas naills
Per dollar per aianusr,. and
for the Massachusetts, In
come Tag N, the ip,t@est not
exceedins " Of sach interest
per annurn.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Further Big Gains
I'm Standard Oils
I'm Curb Trading
Ohio, Kansas, Nebraska and
Allied Shares in Heavy
Demand at Advances;Llo
) Priced Stocks Also Active

Led by Standard Oil shares. oil
stocks again displayed great activity n
yesterdays trading on the curb. SUB
stantial gains were scored in many
parts Of the list. The low prlceo
stocks also ruled active.
Standard Of OHIO gained 35 points,
while Nebraska shares scored gain
Of n points and Nebraska stock moved
UP 15 New York shares sold at p
new high record at 581, but profit tax,
ing caused reaction. Prairie on and
Gas advanced 10 points and Vacuum
worked SO points higher. Sontnern
Petroleum rallied point. Glnes
Service advanced to 200.
Industrials were we'll supported, New
Jersey Zinc gained 6 points, viii Acme
Coal advanced points. Stutz MotoFs
rallied fractionally.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
McKenna To Be Guest
OF Bond Club To-day

The Right Honorable Reginald
McKenna, formerly Chancellor of
The British Exchequer and now
chairman of the London Joint City
and Midland Bank, who came to
New York to address the conven-
lion of the American Bankers As
sociatien, will be the guest of
nonor at a luncheon at the Bond
Club of New York, which will be
: ield at noon to-day in the Bankers
Club.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
No Market for Stock

Question: am a holder Of shares of
the capital stock of the Chicago-New York
Electric Air Line Railroad Company is
sued August %, 1907. Have you any data
as to TIE status of this company the
value II any of this stock and IL it has a
market ?-M. B. L.
Answer-We have never seen reports
of the Chicago-New York Air Line
Railroad Company, and brokers dealing
in unlisted securities advise us that
there has been no market for its stock
for about two wears
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Company Now Extinct

Question: have 900 shares of stock
issued by the Aetna Mining Company
which were bought at 81 share In 1902
will appreciate it very much If you can
give me any information Regarding the
standing of the company and the value Of
the steek,-F. A. p.
Answer-An "Aetna Mining Com
pany," which had an cface in Detroit
many years ago. is now extinct and
its stock is worthless. Possibly this
is the company to which you have ref
erence, although we have no record of
what the shares were selling for in
1902,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Many Use "Piggly Wiggly"

Question: workngman and
have $500 to invest. A friend of mine who
invested his money in Piggy Wiggly ad-
vises me to do the same. Do you con
slider it safe? Your advice will be highly
appreciated.-A. G.
Answer-Several organizations use
the words "Piggly Wiggly" in their
corporate title and WI. are unable to
determine from your letter to which
security you refer. If you will be
more specific in your description of
the stock we shall endeavor to help
you.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest to in
vestors iuiA be uns,oered in this coll
u''in, tn which case only initials eill
be used. Others mill be ansicered bp
,maii. AddYess nll inquiries, inclos-
ing sfamped, addressed enreiope, TO
Financial Editor. The Tribune, I5I
Nassau Street, NcW York Citp.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
PRICE
e9a and Interest
Yielding about 6.O5%
Denominations
$1,000 $500 500
Due October /, 1857

The issuance Of these bonds
has beer, authorized by the
Railroad Commission OF
Wisconsin.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05

Interest payable April and
October 1 without dedue-
tion for the Normal Federal
Income Tax nov or here
after lawfully deduesible at
the source, not in excess Of
40. Redeemable as a whole
or in part at any time upon
80 days published notice
at the following prices and
accrued interest: On or be-
fore September 80, Is3s at
Ie7Ia; on and after Oetober I,
Is3, to and including Sep
tember 80, le4z at ios; and
thereafter at 1es less a Of 10
during each year to maturity.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF QUEENS-In the Matter OF the Petition
OF FREDERICK L. WARMERS, for an
order under Section g. Sub Division "a OF
Domestic Relations Law, 20 dissolve his
marriage with MARY =. WARMERS
TO MARY Il. WARMERS:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that the petition
OF FREDERICK r. WARMERS. pursuant to
Section o, Sub Division Ia Of the Domestic
Relations Law for an order dissolving the
marriage between FREDERICK T.. WARM
ERS and MARY +. WARMERS. will be pre-
scented TO Justice Of the Supreme Court,
County OF Kings. at a Special Term Part III
thereof. appointed 10 be held in the County
Court House. in Brooklyn. County OF Kings
City of New York. the 14th day OF Feb
riary, 1923. at ten o'clock In the forenoon OF
that day. or as soon thereafter as Counsel
can be heard and a hearing had thereon
Dated. New York. November ~. 1922
WEBSTER 4 KRUPPENBACHER,
Attorneys for Petitioner
TO the above-namod MARY T. WARMERS.
The foregoing notice h served upon you by
publication, pursuant 20 an order OF Hon
Leander y. Faber. Jt-tice OF the Supreme
Court OF the state OF New York dated tho
2Tth dey OF November. 1922.
WEBSTER & KRUpPENBACHER. Attorn<,s
for Petitioner. OFFICE g. y. O. Address.
pIo Fresh Pond Road. Ridgewood. New
York.
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Typewriters.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT
entered into on the 4th day OF February,
1920. by and between JOHN WANAMAKER
NEW YORK. and MRS. L. O'BRIEN [ wifi
sell on the 18th day OF December, 1922 at the
piano department OF John Wanamaker. In
the city. county and State Of New York, one
style mahogany victrola (Columbia), as pro-
vided by Sections 65 and 90 Of the Personal
Property Law.
NAT. W. GENpERING, Auctioner.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
FOR SALE OR LET

FOR sale--At public auction at Leominster.
Mass, on Tuesday, December 5. 1922 at
o'clock In the afternoon. all the machinery,
tools, dies and fixtures comprising a modern
celluoid comb and novelty manufacturing
plant, all in readiness to start business at
once. This property is being sold at mort
gagee's foreclosure sale. and affords an un-
usual opportunity to any one who desires to
IN Leominster, home of the celluoid industry.
For further particulars address MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK. or j. Ward Healey,
Esq. its attorney, Mt Leominster. Mass.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New York state-saie or Let.

SEND FOR LIST of dairy and poultry
farms, fully equipped. Orange and Sullivan
counties; also black dirt farm, 3 crops year
ly easy terms; exceptional bargains. WILL
LAM II. TAYLOR REALTY, 63i Nostrand
av., Brooklyn. Lafayette 24e3.
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CORNER and stores. Liberty and Washing
ton ST.. excellent location for better mer.
chandise. 135 LIBERTY ST. CORP. N. Y. C
Telephone Rector 71o5.
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YOUNG woman. capable OF great dextsrity
In the handling and pasting Up OF type
essential; r0 previous experience necessary.
but mental alertness required. b 655 Herald.
2S0 B'way
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FURNITURE.

NO INTERRUPTION TO BUSINESS
OWING TO FIRE.
which completely destroyed
our 18th st. warehouse and
factory showrooms.
THE FIRE WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH
DELIVERIES FROM OUR FACTORY
WAREHOUSE (which IL located In a sepa.
rate building).
Plans are already being made for new
factory showrooms, which will be speedily
rebuilt. In the meantime, will continue
to sell
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME
DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY TO YOU
AT SAVINGS OF $3.50 to 55qe.
at our temporary headquarters.
1882 Sd AVENUE,
between 18th and 10th sts.
The efficient service that characterized
our s8 years success will be continued at
our temporary Headquarters, which was one
or our warehouses, and contains five big
lofts full OF the latest Bedroom, Living and
Dining room furniture, and thousands of odd
pieces iE all woods and finishes. which were
ready to be shipped to factory show
rooms now demolished by fire.
Cataiog No. 55 on request
Phone Rhinelander 1890.
BIG c. FURNITURE WORKS.
1882 Sd AVENUE, N. Y. @.
Temporary Heedduarters).
between 18th and 10th Streets.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hire--Passenser Cars.

CADILLAC cars, late nodels, Tor hire, hours
day, week month. high class service. rea-
sonable rates. Lotos Auto Renting. 1tS West
56lh 81. Circle oasi
CADILLAC, distinctive town car uniformed
chauffeur: very reasonable. MAGNANl.
Plaza oos
CApfi.LAc-private. chauffeur has beauti-
ful limousine fot rent. monthly. BUCK
HorT, Col. tofe.
CADILLAC imgus int, Westinghouse sprlnss.
montliyt renKUiRbie 10 private party.
KfnvAN. SCHUYLER 1880
CADILLAC town car. Packard twin, limou.
sine. week. month SENTfE. 225 w. iath
LADY VIII rent her closed car and chauffeur
for SiO for four hours or g. by the hour
o. by the month EfnO. half time mornings.
afternoons or evenings. Joy month. $40; very
r. liable chauffeur been WITH same party T..
vars rNorb No2i Columbus. gibbons
TNTEsr twin Packard limousine. any occa-
sion. owner drives. reasonable. Berger
man. Morningside 2e5S.
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APARTMENTS-To Let.
Furnished.
From Battery to 18th st. NncIusive).
Furnished.

SQUARE. .s0--Beautifully fur
nished !, and rooms with bath, light,
maid service included In rent.
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CORNER and

BROADyvA-. 41e (corner)-Two lofts. 50. 900
z. 18th ST., cor. 1Sth.--Two lofts. s.. 500
The New York herald., 1922-12-02

5S DEY ST.-12x40; reasonable; immediate
occupancy. Cortiandt 3oof.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02

STORE. warehouse space, double window.
100 South ST.; reasonable rent; heat.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
SALESMAN

ALESMAS-Satlonaliy advertised storage
battery company has opening for first
class salesman; Pennsylvania territory: SAL
AIRY and commission. In reply. state age. ex-
perience, references. . 1903 Herald. HsrleIn.
Statesmen to sell the best spark plug ever
placed on the market; selling experiences
preferred. not essential: large commissions.
Apply between 2-5 r. NJ, Room f2I0-l2if. ~
Court St. Brooklyn.
Statesmen and saleswomen wanted, stocks
and bonds Call. with references, W. y.
Buck. Waldorf-Astoria. between 5-G +. NJ,
Saturday.
SAIESNfEN-We have room on our sales
staff, for ambitious. plucky men; Chris
tians preferred. Call at p. NJ. room 5.
3Ti Fulton st. jamaica. T.. l.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
City Property.

AN ~ THE MARKET
10 purchase flats lpf;s and apartment
houses can or wa par.lt lnrs.
CffANt. - tflt WSl<i
5i- Tlf Nv
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New York sto,e--saIc or Lct.
New Jerscy-sale or Let.
REAL ESTATE-Other States.
I1orida-sale or Let,
Long IsIand-sale or let.

ITS 5 JUNE IN FLORIDA.
Choice located homes FOR sale or rental:
palm Beach or West Palm Beach, quick
action is necessary az this time W. 4
HICKS. 432 Clematis av.. West Palm Reach
LIVE IN THE LAND OF SUNSHINE
Ask Tor folder describing GOLDEN Rim :
GROVES lampa's commercial groves, 90
miles from Courthouse. GOLDEN RIM,
GROVES. sld Madison st.. Hllsboro Hotel
y dg.. Tampa. Fla.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

From Battery to i4th st. 1nclusive).
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FEMALE HE4P WANTED.
sALESwOMEN.
GIMBEL BROTHERS,
ssd q. ana Broadwgy.
wish TO engage Immediately ths services
OF
s5 sALESwOMEN
FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS
Novelty and Imported
Jewelry,
CLOCKS, SILvERwAHEs
ART NEEDLE WORK.
BOOKS,
CHINA,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
( GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
INFANTS WEAR,
KIMONOS,
LADIES' SHOES,
LEATHER GOODS,
LININGS,
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
PERFUMERY,
STATIONERY,
SPORTING GOODS,
TOYS,
UPHOLSTERY.
Positions In ths above departments
are permanent 10 those who qualify.
Apply Employment Office, 5th floor,
A. NJ. TO $50 p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
employment Aecncs--Domcric.

HpusEWORKERs employers frccl. part
time and day workers; references. Agency.
Morningslde 1902.
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Above 14th st. to Goth st. Unc!dsive).

BATH. 105 W.-Luxuriously furnished apart
ment, . rooms and bath, telephone switch
board, maid service, immediate possession
$S5 monthly.
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Business Service.

SALARIED positions, 81. 500 to s25. 900: all
lines. everywhere: undersigned VIII nego-
tiate overtures confidentially; not an agency: /:
details without obligation: state position
wanted, line. location. salary, &c. X. w.
BIXBY, Inc, sol Lockwood Building, Buff
fRlO n Y
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MALE HELP WANTED.

BOY Misunderstanding, neat bright boy
to commence work with banking firm good
opportunity to right one; wages to start Soi
monthly: must sddress in own handwriting.
Box Hi6, 2o6 Bway.
BUTLER-VALET. English. and wife, gentle
mans home must be fully qualified and
experienced. fAgency) Davis. 500 9th Av
CLOTHING SALESMAN.
STATE EXPERIENCE AND SALARY RE
QUIRED. WRITE TO BOX G. Y. iii, ST.
PAUL BLDG.
DRAUGHTSME EN-.
Experienced designers, detailers and tool
designers on automatic machinery. Box 61O.
25ol World Tower Building.
MAN over 2J years of age with fair educa-
tion, one capable OF holding position OF
trust and responsibility. Apply by letter 10
~. Miller Advertising Service. 26 T.. AID st.
SALESM EN-.
z We offer an unusual Op-
portunity to four men ca
pable Of selling to banks and
the retail trade; these posi-
tions will pay from 500 per
week upward on straight
commission basis; this is a
new proposition and is in
great demand. Call Room
St6, ' 1919 Broadway Cat
59th st.).
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w O M AN OF PLEASING
PERSONALITY TO - O
SALES MI : 81 O N A r. Y
WORK. PHONE FRANK =
LIN 32tS FOR APPOINT
MENT
YOUNG WOMAN wanted 20 apply herset -
negative retouChiug steady employ yment.
r. $50 Herald ESQ Broadway.