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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-28

recibidGs en- el mcrcado, han sido ad-
quiridhs pOr las fdbricas de cerveza
Pero, no es csto todo En- Alemania,
como ell la mayor parte dc IL, Europa
septentrional, ha sido planteada Ia
question dc Ia repression del alcoholis-
INC, que la tornado fGcrza desde la
termination dc la guerra. va ante
ID %raECdad dc la carCstfa h:bfa cons
trehido al gCbicrno a!emdn Il mono
polizar la ccbadG para dedicarla us0s
alilnenticioS, rcduciendo, de rechazo,
81 consume de todoS les alcoholics. Los
rcSultad0S fucron IN extreme alenta-
dole$.' Calcul0Se que ell ndmerO de al
cohCliZadoS hGbia sidO reducido en- los
h0mbres, dcsde cl 81 por ciento al 70
P0r cicnto.
Ian cNtraoluinaria conquista guber-
n&mcntal en- pro Gc Ia salud pdblica
deSv&ncci6Sc como P5r arte de magia
al tCrminAr I'll cJni'icto. Baio la pre-
sion de los grandcs induStriales, todas
las limit&cioncs qte SC habfan esta-
blecido rGra el c0nsrmo de la cebaGh.
fuerUn derogudaS, ell furor alcclh6-
lico SO ha GesataGu con mas fucrza
que antcs.
En- Nuremberg lrcicntemente, Sc
gun relate la prenSa, Gurante una
fiesta, cincuenta Y uinco perSonas be-
bicrcn, en- mcnos de cudtro horas, 80
boteilas de ccgnac y scis barriles de
c@rvez;;. y cosa notable, ninsuno dc
los libadores muri0. Los peri0dicos
no diccn, aunquc 10 dejan entreYer,
que ninguno de los bebedorcs rcgres0
Il su casa cen Sis propios pies.
En- Colonia, la cantidad de bebidas
alcoholics vcndida durantc cl aiiO de
1921, aumcnt0 Ell un ciento por cientO
con respecto la del ano anterior.
Los mGdicoS de BreSlayia, alamadks
con este trcmendo de>envOlvimiento de
Ia passion alcOh0ica. pidcn al gobiern0
medidaS efcctivaS ' radicaleS para
c0ntencr cl NAL. FL conde Lerchen-
f@ltlt cl cGlebre pSiquiari, kraepelin Z
innUmcrablcS mGdic0S V Soci0lCg0s han
llamado III atcnci0n sobre cl grave pc
li@ro que amcnaza al pueblo v han or
"aniZ.dU. una campaGa para inducir
energfa.
Porque, para terminar, como digna
c>cuc!a, al pie del Arbol pernici0So del
alcoholismo Sc dCsarrollan. con pavo-
rosa IoZallia. los dpltUS contra las
bucnaS cuStumbrcS. la Vagamunderia
Y CtroS males de no menOr traScen
dcncia, que la policia, menO& numero-
Sd infcriormentc Org;niZada que In
antigua policia imperial, no .lcicrta II
refrcnar. y ahf ticne el lectOr OtIi
de las tcrriblcS dificulti,deS que, ell
eStoS momcntos sombrfos, amenazan
al porycnir de Alemania, y contra las
cuales ticne que luchar con cntereza
Y energfi. para c0nsOl;dar las hermo
sas cOnquistas de In revOluci0n uue
abati6 al trono secular de los H0heu-
zollcrn Y que sobre sus ruinas alz0
ell ara sant;, de las lihertades republi-
canas y demOcrdticas.
FABIO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-28
DE Ia VIDA ALEM MANA
Cerveza y aguardiente

puGs de la comida. hacen un dano
menor que cuGtro tragos de aguardien-
te, con los que cl obrero Sc sostiene
casi unicamente Gesde el dcsayuno al
almuerZo.
POr Otra parte, el burguGS, cuando
forma familia. limita suS libGciones
alcoh0licas las elimina por compile
to. PrimerC, en- los amos de la Uni
verSidad, la juventud loc&, las borra-
chcras sOlemnes, las mujercs Y los
SablaZ0S; cOSaS. POGO menOs que Cbli-
gatorias. regulaGhs por una tr;Gici0n
antigua Y venerable tradiciones in
dudablcmente simpdticas, que cstan
anilnGdas pOr una eXtraha esencia,
mitad barbara y mitad patri0tica, que
impreSiona maravilla ii extranie-
70. LuegO, el imperio de la disci-
pima! Adi6s, alegres devanecs alco-
h0licos, feroces sablazOs V m&ldadcs
ingeniosas y alocadGs. Ahora solo
reina el trabajo. \ III "StudentenS-
chaft'' son permitidGs muchos cosas.
que ciertamente, en- su mayOrla, no
podrdn marchar dc acuerdo con la
d'ignidad y seriedad de aquella l&bo-
ROSA Y ordenada burguesfa. que fu6
In gloria de la AlenaniG- de aver, Y
cue, todavfa, esta gran fuerzs de la
Alemania presente.
CnicGmente, en- las Ocdsiones solem-
nes, serfa UNA gran crueldad que no
fuera permitidO ahora libar con algu-
na abundancia ''gargantesca" Ia bue-
ma, freca Y conscladora cerveza dora
da.
Empero, oS diri alglim satisfecho V
rollizO tcut6n, ;no s;.bGis que la celve-
IA es pan? Y no vayiis Greer que
este sea TN simple modO de dccir las
| cosas. Porquc, es opinion antigua y
difrmdida ell el pueblo que Ia cerveZa
! es eXcelente para el organismo. que
! produce grasa v reconfOrta cl cuerpo
que Ia cerveza es, scglin la opinion de
las masas. una especie de pan lfquido,
"Flussige brot', del cual sc puede be
| Der sin consideration alguna, no de
| otra suerte que Sc puede conner del
buen pan de trigO de centenO.
Esta creencia popular Sc ha vistu
| robustecida pOr la ciencia. Los quf-
mic0s, ell sus complexities laborato-
rios, han calculadO pacientemente el
numcro de cGlorfas que desarrolla un
talro de cerveza, eleyando la opinion
| del pueblo al range dc opinion Glen
tffica, con no pcquela satisfaction de
los consumidores Y de los fabricantes.
Sin embargo, los higienistas han de-
m0strado estar muy POGO satisfechos
de esc dictamen, Cn el cual pretenden
descubrir la piquetG. dcmOled0ra que
ha de arruinar todo cl bello edificiO
dc predicas Y recOmendaciOneS levan-
tado Ell los l1ltimos af!os por sus tco-
! rfas. LamentabanSe esoS buenoS Seno-
res, Gntes que NADIA. del gran desarro-
llo que, durante los tiltimos amos, ha-
bia adquirido Ia industrial de la fa
bricaci0n de liz cerveZa. Una gran
amenaza de larga penosa carestia
pesa sobre el pueblo aleman despuGs de
L. termination de Ii guerra. Gran
des dificultadps tiencn que ser ven
cidas para poder atcnder Il la alimen-
taci0n dc los ninCs Y de los enfcrmos: :
alimentaci0n ell la cual los pr0ductos
Gle Ia cebada dcsempeilan um papel
principalisimo Y, oh dolor, casi es
diffcil conseguirll este aiIo, porque los
cerca de cinco milones de quintales,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-28

Cesar en- sus famosos concentrates
'De Bello GOllicip', describfa Il los
germanos, dos mil ailce ha, como un
pueblo de Iudos V valientes guerre-
ros, Y. al propio tempo. como gran-
des bebedores del breyaje que cOnsti-
tufa su bebida nacioEal, que luegO, en-
el periodic de sus conquistas, sustitu-
yeron por el rico Y delicioSo vino ita
lian0.
Han pasado los SiglOS; Ii histOlia
del pueblo alcihan ha atravesado vici-
Situdes infinitas. Perf0doS de paZ CO.
mOda Y regalGda pnl.foGOs de guerIr-
ras aventuraS de exito diverse. Pero
siempre Ell cada una de las etapGs de
su historic. el pueblo germanicO ha
conservaGo inc0lume La preterita ira
dici6n, y el rojo vino y la cervezG ru-
bia han corridO raudaleS para rega-
10 v refrigerio de las secas garg&ntas
De los bebedores alemanes.
Vino, cerveZa ". aguardiente: he
aquf las tres bebidas que gozEn de
mayor predicamento en- Alemania. Tai
vez el aguardiente sea mas popular
entire los bebedoreS que el vino; pero
sObre un0 Y 0trO reina, con eSplendo-
roso poderfo. la rubia cerveza de los
hijos del Rhfn. ObrerCH. artesanos,
bur0crataS PROFESSIONALS, ningunG
clase hacc exception. rs todo ell pue
bio ell que, invenciblemente. deja ten
tarse pOr las insidias subrepticias del
alcohol.
En- las fresc&s turbias malanas,
los obreros, camino de SUI trabajo du-
ro Y penOSo, no eStimulan Slts fuerZas
con 10 calida y sana cOlaci6u burgue-
sa. sino que demsndan calor bienes-
tar del blanco Y ar'loroso aguardien-
te, que los seduce ell cada una de las
fases de SUI agitcd cda vida.
Justo eS reconocer que este hlbito
es tambiGn asaz, conGn muchCs pue-
bios de Ia raza latina, Y generaliZGn-
do mas, no erramOS al afirnar que
los bebedores y ebrios constituyen una
playa universal. Pcro esta epidemia
social" es menos intensa en- los paf-
ses calidos, en- d0nde dificilmente Sc
vera ese espectdculo descOnsOlador,
casi ininterrumpido, de bebedores de
aguardiente, que cs tan frecuente en-
los barrioS obreroS de estOS pafseS
frfOs fernando con su .miseris- Y To-
breguez ell mas terrible cOntraste con
la riqucza y la animaci0n de los gran
deS centrOs industriales.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, Ell La terra don
de reinan. 7
las pGlmas, Jay. las palmas deIicio-
: (sas
que en- las llanuras de Ia ardiente
(patria
naccu del sol IL caricia crecen,
Y al soplo de la brisa del OceanO
bajo un cielo purfsimo sc mecen,"
ei alcoholiSmo que Sc conOce no cs Ia
embriagucz mfscra Y funesta del al
coholismO verdaderc. que embrutece y
destruye, Y que imprime profundamen-
te ell cstigma de su degeneration ell
todas las clases de 10 sociedad.
Ii. burgucsia, Ell este de la bebida,
no Sc deja superar, aquf ell Alemania,
por el proletariado, 81 bien es cierto
que la vida mas ordenaGa que uevG,
ell descanso Y La nutrici0n abundan-
te Y suficiente, lie permiten afrontar
con mejor resultadO IL acci6n corrOsi
va del alcohol. Es evidente que cua
tro tarros de cerveza, durante y des-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-28

~ Yea la edicion Gra-
flea de los sabados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-28
Calibre 80 o 49,.

FL; Revolver Autorn&tico de Expulsador Me-
c69ico, q. s. Eyer Johnson es uho de los re-
y6iyetes mas poderosos ssy..de mas alto ,srado
~ Z.A.s-a -. - N -. - =
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-12-06
TEST OF SCHOOL
LAW Is PLANNED
Suit To BE Filed in Franklin Court
Attacking Right Of Legislature To
Create Normal Commission.

Frankfort, KY, Dec. A. Suit to test
the right Of the legislature to create n
normal school commission empowered
to locate the two new normal schools
will be filed soon in the Franklin cir
cult court, II is expected. 1t is not
known who will bring the suit, but the
general superstition is that 1t will be
filed in the name OF State Auditor J..
]. Craig.
Not only will the courts be called
upon to decide the right OF the legis-
lRture TO create the commission and
empower the speaker OF the house and
the president OF the senate to name the
members OF the commission, but they
will be asked to construe the act, in
case It is held TO DO constitutional.
The law gives the normal school
commission the right to establish
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-12-06
STEADFAST CONFIDENCE
The Following Statement Should
Form Conclusive Proof of Merit
To Every MaysVille Reader.

Could stronger proof of the merit of
any remedy be desired than the state
ments Of grateful endorsers who say
their confluence has been undiminish-
ed by lapse of time? These are the
kind OF statements that are appearing
constantly in your local papers for
Deans Kidney Pills. They are twice
told and confirmed. with new enthusi-
asm. Can any reader doubht the fol-
lowing? Its from a Maysville resident:
Mrs. N. Holiday, 221 East Second
street, says: my back became weak
and lime and ached across my kidneys.
My kidneys acted irregularly and ]
was dizzy and had headaches. I used
Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Wood
q Sons Drug Store and they relieved
me OF the attack" Statement given
November 10th, 1867
on November 70, 1920, Mrs. Holll-
day added: "Ny kidneys have given
me no trouble ut all since using Doan's
Kidney Pills. gladly renew my for
mer statement"
Price 60 cents. ut all dealers. Don't
simply as for q kidney remccy-get
Deans Kidney Pills - the sane that
Mrs. Holiday had. Foster-AiilburI
Co. Mfrs Buffalo. N Y
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-12-06

1.-THE schools. The commission contends
that under its authority to establish
tho schools it is empowered to name
the president and faculty of each insti-
tuition. The state board of education
takes an opposite view, holding that
the commission is empowered only to
select the sites, following which the
board OF education takes charge and
names the president and faculty of the
institutions.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-12-06
NETWORK.
Letter
hLyJeameP1ce

New York. - Day by day in every
way" it's getting harder and harder
to be secretive about oneself. Ages to
come will undoubtedly look back on
us as the period Of the picturc-takers.
We shall all be the most photographed
creatures who ever inhabited the face
Of the earth. Passports were the first
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-12-06
TGT FRIGHTPULLY BITTEN
BY A DOG BELIEVED MAD.

Princeton.-The two-year-old-son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Weaver was severely
bitten about the face, one OF his lips
being town loose. byt the family dog.
which suddenly became savage The
dog is being confined in the belief that
Developments may show rabies.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-12-06
went


The Continental Play Company,
which had been formed to produce
plays that have proved successful in
continental Europe, announced "The
Love Market" as its first production.
In Paris 1t was known as THE Con-
fession." Margot Kelley will head the
cast which will present the play next
month.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-12-06
Ny

There are artistic dilletante among
our burglaries as well as any OF our
more conventional people. Thieves
who enered the home OF Mrs. Thyra S
Winslow, short story writer OF Kew
Gardens. Long Island. tho other night
proved It. They stole only bottle OF
old port and loose-leaf notebook on
which Mrs. Winslow had iotted down
memoranda for plots Of stories.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-12-06

Green has always ben considered
the emblem of fickleness.
There are 2,174 characters in the
works of Charles Dickens.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-12-06

,tep. A lot CT people complained IL
having TO have their portraits attached
% that document And having seen
passport photographs of several OF
my friends, | don't wonder at that.
Then came commuters. Just a few
months ago, the railroads out OF New
York demanded a Photographic ac-
compartment to every communication
ticket, and we had to stop borrowing
and lending them in the good old,
neighborly way. Now, it's pistol per-
mits! Our Police Commissioner has
Just announced that hereafter every
permit must be accompanied by a
photograph of the bearer. Approx
mately 10000 persons are licensed to
carry pistols in greater New York.
Chief among them are employees of
banks and other financial institutions
and persons engaged in hazardous oc-
equations. Several ordinary citizens
got permits last year during the crime
wave, and I've even thought of it my
self, but since we've learned our his
tory becomes distorted, am not going
to have greatgrandchilren come across
my portrait listed as pistol bearer"
in some Hall of Records.
Ny
The Gas House District" has a fas-
cination for all New Workers. Over
and about old Avenue A, 1t is the
! scene Of much of the distress of the
metropolis, and a great deal Of it's
honest labor. 1t is in greater prom
inence just now because it Is from that
district that Governor-elect AL Smith
came, and one Of the proudest boasts
of the Boys Club located there is that
al" was a member when a boy. This
club was founded by the late E. H.
Hartman, and Is yet under the patron
age of that family. All the Riddles who
cannot find room In the movie audi
forum Of the Club go to the District
Moving Picture Theater, the Avenue
A." Every mothers son was yelling
himself foarse the other night when
pictures Of the god Al were thrown
upon the screen. And Just then angry
tongues Of flame shot out from the OPP
orators booth. 1t looked like a panic
and the tune East Side, West Side"
failed to hold the youngsters in their
seats. A solicitious manager got on
the job, applying the pyrene extin-
guisher and his own soothing assur-
ances, and "All around the town" was
soon resumed by the audience. Who
knows but what some other future
governor was spared to our state!
Ny
Here's one more proof Of davertis-
ing. A baby in the upper end of the
city toddled away from home the other
day and landed, as usual, in the police
stations, whre the officers waited fol
some one to telephone and report 6
lost child with yellow haid and blue
eyes. After four hours, no call hat
come. Well have to send her dowr
to the Children's Society If some on,
doesn't appear soon," they sighed
Say" said one rookie on the force
Did you ever try putting 'em up II
the big window. Maybe with that kint
OF advertising, some one might recog
nize her." So up went goldilocks witt
penned sign above her LOS
BABY. Sympathetic mothers stoppeI
and looked at her regretfully, unit
suddenly one little girl en- route from
school. exclaimed, why there's thu
baby from the apartment across tn,
hall from us" And home the lost on
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
Average Bond Prices
saturday. December 8. 1879.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
sfo,ooo,ooo sus ar Issue.

Cfgsring probably WI be made to-
day by the National City Company of
an issue OF 100000 first mortgage
sinking fund per cent. gold bonds
OF the Vertientes Sugar Company Com
pahia Azucarera Vertientes), whose
PROPERTIES are located In Cuba The
bonds VIII be dated December /, 1922.
ana will be due December /. is42. The
proceeds OF the financing will be used
to llquidate the present Indebtedness Of
the company. which was principally
incurred for capital expenditures, and
10 provides working capital The bands
will constitute the only funded debt +
the company and will be occurred by a
direct first mortgage on all the com
pany's mortgageable properly A re-
cent appraisal gives value OF over
tl7,0ooo0o for the lands. buildings.
machinery, railroad. rolling stock. dock
and other equipment Of the company
now owned. The mortgage will pro-
vide for a minimum sinking fund an
nually beginning December ]. 1926. suf-
f,cient 70 retire 3 per cent. OF the
principal amount OF bonds issued and
viii provide for an additional annual
slrslting fund asgregating 70 per cent.
OF the company's surplus earnings Is
defined, beginning with the fiscal year
ended September 90. 1925. Application
will be made TO list the bonds on the
New York stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
s15,S66,7OO DUNLOP
4 TIRE rs OFFERED
First Mortgage Bonds Will Be
Sold at Price of 95 to
Z, Yield 7.60 Per Cent.

A syndicate headed By Lee. Ifiggin-
son, & Co. and Brown Brothers & Co.
is offering a new issue Of sl5,se6,70o Of
Z per cent. first, closed mortgage ami
collAteral trust sinking fund convertl-
Lle gold bonds OF the Dunlop Tire aud
Rubber Corporation of America at
price of 90 and accrued interest 10 yield
more than 760 ger cent. The Ameri-
can, series .tA) amounts to sn.oOO.W,
and the British series (B) TO fi.ooo.0oo.
both equivalent at par of exchange 20
sl5.sss.7oo.
The bonds are dated December /,
1922. and due December /. l942. They
are Convertible after December /. 1924,
intosS S per cent. cumulative preferred
stock and common stock of the Dunlop
Tire. and Rubber Corporation OF
America at the rate OF $1,000 par value
OF preferred stock and two shares OF
no bar value common stock for each
sloW OF bonds A sinking fund. pay
able, semi-annually, first payment Octo-
ber''l5 1924, must call and retire the
issue at 100, and Is sufficient TO retire
the.ibonds at or before maturity date.
Proceeds from the sale OF the bonds
will. be used to retire substantially all
tho. present Indebtedness of the Ameri-
can,company and to provide additional
working capital.
The corporation is a subsidiary OF
the Dunlop Rubber Company. Ltd, OF
England, which guarantees principal.
jntetest and sinking fund of the new
bond issue. which also IS secured by
sf4 so 100 OF Dunlop Rubber Company,
Ltd, first mortgage per cent de-
benture stock and by a first mortgage
on the assets of thea American COM
pary, valued at more than sloo",oo.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
shancr OIL and Resnius.

X VI. Byllesby g. CO, Ire. arc Offer
ins $4,000 Shaffcr on and Refunding
Company convertible S per cent. serial
OF io3 and interest to sleld 6.00 per cent.
The company is under the financial di-
roflon OF the standard Gas and Electric
Company and its earnings arc showing &
~ satisfactory ratio. according 10
statements issued iu connection with
the offering The preferred stock divi-
dends have been paid At The full rate
OF 7 per cent. since incorporation. Pro-
ylsy9n Is made for monthly einklng
fund OF per cent. ~ the notes out
standing for their redemption by lot at
Io,. and interest The company has In
throe and one half years retired 49, no.
sooepar value OF lis first mortgage per
cent. notes. due 1879
The New York herald., 1922-12-11

cially interesting as a survey OF the
first full year Of private operation fol-
lowing the disruptions Of Government
rental. Wherever possible lapover Items
arising from Federal operation and
guaranty have been eliminated from
1891 income accounts, with view 10
prescntbe .rh earning power IN that
roAf
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
MUNDY,s MANUAL rs OUT.

The 1922 edition of "Mundys Earning
Power Of Railroads" has been issued by
James Fl. Oliphant g. Co. members Of
the New York stock Exchange. This
book Of 44o pages 10 printed on bible
paper and bound 10 flexible leather.
pecxo. ike. The new editor 10 espe.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
~. louis County 4t-2..

Harris. Forbes & Co. arc Offering g.
rev.lssue OF si.0oo.ooo s.. Louis County,
Mo.sircfunding road 4ia per cent bonds
ueiIerisily December 1. 1891 TO lS43
rhentonds maturing 1927 20 1929 are
ufIeTcd AZ 100 and interest. yielding 4.J0
rar ski,t4. and the bonds maturing 1890
20 1919 are offered at ioo.67 10 1918
srd snterest. yielding 40 per cent. The
hcnis arc eligible as security for Pogtsi
@AvlIx mwero o5lts.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
wichita LnnJ Bank Bonds.

Halsey. Stuart & Co., Inc. and Will
lam r. Compton & Co. are Offering to-
day 10000 Wichita joint stock land
bank per cent bonds. due December
J, 1862, and redeemable at 100 after de
cezpber I. 1902 The bonds, which are
exempt from Federal. state. municipal
and local taxation. arc offered at i02is
and interest, yielding over ie5 per cent.
10 sthe optional date and per cent
therea ftcr.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11

voluntary dissolution In case any dividend is in
for year, and except with the consent II
the holders Of 1870 Of the Preferred Stock, (a) no
mortgage may be placed upon the properties of sie
Com ,any orts present subsidiaries Except purchase
money mortgages on hereafter acquired property
and the remaining authorized 50, ,000, 900 Jones b
LaughEn Steel Company First Mortgage 696 Bonds !;
(b) the authorized amount Of the Preferred Stock
may not bepincreased; and (c) no additional stock
may be issued with rights as to dividends or assets
equal or prior to this stock.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
-, -. Drainage bonds onered.

Taylor. Ewart g. Co. are offering
$4,000 Greene county uillnols) Hartwcll
Drainage and Levee district per cent.
bonds at a price 70 yield SO per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
VIRGINIA. Iron. COAL AND COKE

Al meeting of the Board OF Directors IL
,he virginia iron. Coal and Coke Company
held November %. ,H2 = "a dividend OF tso
and one-haif per CO. y taiseo) was declared
on the preferred stock OF the company. pay
abie January ., 1913, to stockholders OF rec.
ora al the close OF business December Ia
io22. The Transfer books Will not close.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE YALE & TOwNE MFG. co.
ni,idend No. Ila.

dividend. No. lis, Of sf.00 per share on
the new basis OF s25 par per share. has been
declared by tho Board OF Directors out OF
stockholders Of record AZ the close OF busi-
'' j.. II. TowNE. secrctary.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
pTyrpENps AND TNTEREeT.
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
Preferred stock.

A quarterly dividend OF one and three
quarters per cent. has been declared on the
Preferred Stock OF this Company. payable
January 2nd. 1923, to Stockholders Of record
at the close OF business December 18th. 1929.
Transfer Books will remain open. Chooks
mailed.
r, H. IsMoN. Secretary q Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1922-12-11
uTAH CoPPER COMPANY.

@5 Broad ST., New York, Dec. 3, lH4..
The Eoard OF Directors Of Utah Cope :
Company has this day declared quarterly
distribution OF 10 cents per share payable
pecember 30, 1899. 70 r.ocxhoders of record
A. shc cloae of business December ~. tp22.
g. v. JENKnSs, Tfeasurei.