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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
OTRO CASO DE HABEAS-C CORPUS
RESUELTO POR Ell JUEZ FOOTE,

Hace varios dias publicamos un
case de Habeas-corpus, presentado
por ell Lcdo Toro Fernandez favor
de Juan B. Nieves, a quien Sc acu-
saba de hurto de una res, habiendo el
Tribunal decretado la excarcelacion
del preso, por considerable legal Hoy
damos a la publicidad otro case ana
logo, el cual Sc relaciona con Leon
clio Orengo, empleado de Nieves.
Ell juez Nogueras ordeno Ell arres-
to de Orengo, acusandole de un delito
de Hurto Menor, y exigiendole una
fianza de $500.
La vista de este 1ltimo Habeas
Corpus Sc senalo para ell martes diez
de los corrientes a las nueve de la
manana; pero ell case no fue llamado
pues parece que su celebration no
fue precisa. Ell Fiscal del Distrito
Sc allano la peticion del abogado
del Toro Fernandez, conviniendo en-
que aquel hombre estaba preso lie
galmente. sin causa razonable nj pro-
bable. Y la Corte ordeno, tambien,
su excarcelacion.
Con tai motive, Ell Lcdo. del Toro
Fernandez ha sido objeto de entusias-
tas felicitaciones, por parte de sus
muchos admiradores Y amigos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
ESr. Labarthe in
siste en- la reduc-
cion de las tarifas

Ell senor Toro Labarthe, Comisio-
nado de Agric u ltura, visit6
Mr.. Navel, vice presidente de la
"Guanica Central, con ell proposito
de conocer SUI opinion respecto la
reduction de las actuales tarifas del
ferrocarril de P. R. v organization
t}e las asociaciones de pHoductores
de azucar en- cada distrito v campos
experimentales, en- diversas regiones
de nuestll isla.
Las impresiones del seiior Toro so
bre este asunto Sc resumen: en- favo-
recer la reduction de la tarifa ac-
tual, y relativa poca importancia
los problemas de las asociaciones de
productores de azucar de cada dis
trito, insistiendo en- la conveniencia
de mantener la actual Association"
para los asuntos que Sc tramitan en-
Washington, estando en- este 1ltimo
particular de acuerdo todos.
Ei senor Toro gcstiona Sc ample
Al convocatoria de las ligas agrfco-
las para el 20 del corriente con los
siguientes asuntos que podran ser
discutidos presentandolos por escrito
personalmente.
Reajuste valoraci6n propiedad agrf
cola de Puerto Rico, para los efec-
tos de contribution en- ammonia con
los actuales precios de nuestros pro
ductos;
Reljuste metodos aplicados por la
Comision de Indemnizaciones a Obre
ros que tantas molestias proporcio
ma en- la practica;
Rebaja de fetes en- los PORTADO
RES PUBLICOS DE P. R. para
nuestros productos agricolas;
Procedimientos para mejorar Ia
ganaderfa;
Diversifca1pn de cultivos;
Ventajas del cultivo intensive;
Reformar metodos para la venta
de productos agrfcolas
Valoraci6n para los efectos de con
tribuciones de los contratos de cult
vos que obligan por varios amos
los agricultores sin garantil de algu
ma BASE MINIMA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
Sc ASEGURA QUE IGLESIAS
TRABAJA TAMBIEN POR LA
INCORPORACION DE P. R.

Personals que dicen estar entera-
das del asunto nos informan que Ell
sabado iiltimo celebr6 session ell Co
mite del partido Socialista y entire
las cuestiones tratadas Sc acordo re
comendar al senador Iglesias, actual
mente en- los Estados Unidos, que
permanezca ALA interim resuelva dis
tintos asuntos de importancia que es
tan pendientes. Parece ser que uno
de estos asuntos pendientes, es la in
corporation de Puerto Rico como te-
rritorio de la Union, IA 10 cual, seg1n
nuestros informes, lie esta prestando
todos sus esfuerzos ell sefior Igle-
sias, conjuntamente con los comisio-
nados republicanos.
Con tai motive eel Gallego" no re-
gresara al pals hasta ell mes de mar
20, probablemente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
M. RIOS ocANA

la Gaceta Publising Co., Inc.'', de
Nueva York ha nombrado Agente Gene
raj en- Puerto Rico, al joven y talentoso
escritor lnuestro compafero Y amigo
M. Rios Oca1a.
Esta empresa Sc propone publican en-
la populosa urbe norteamericana un dia-
rio hispano aflericano, bajo la direc-
ci6n del conocido periodista portorrique-
no don Vicente Balbas Cap6.
Buen exito deseamos al joven compa-
iero en- las gestiones que ha de hacer en-
la isla en- representation de la empresa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
UN HERIDO GRAVE

Nuestro corresponsal en- Barros nos
participa que en- un bale que Sc lie
vaba efecto en- ell barrio "Gato",
de la mencionada Jurisdiction, Valoy
Santos fue agredido per un grupo de
jovenes que asistieron al acto.
Circular rumores de que el senor
Santos trato de interrumpir ell bale,
10 one do origen la reyerta.
Santos fue trasladado al hospital
municipal, en- donde Sc encuentra en-
estado grave.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
Ell PREsIDENTE WILSON Sc
PRONUNCIA, DECIDIDO, CON
IRA Ell TRATADO DEL PA
CHICO

, WASHINGTON, enero 16-El ex
presidente de los Estados Unidos,
Mr. Woodrow Wilson, ha reapareci
do otra vez en- la arena de la politi-
cl, esta vez, para combatir el Trata
do del Pacffics, que Sc anuncia sera
llevado al .Senado para su ratifca-
cion esta semana.
El eminente estadista v sociologo
norte-americano ha manifestldo a
un representante del World, que el
tratado del Pacffco es un papel ri
diculo que pone los Estados Uni
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
Ell tribunal ordena
la repOSici0n del
Licdo. c. HonOre

En- ell case de tmandamus" inter-
puesto por el Lcdo. Rafael Rivera Ia
vas, en- representation del Lcdo. Ho-
more contra ell senor Carlos Toro Ll-
barthe, comisionado de agriculture y
trabajo, ell cual recurso fue radi-
cado en- ell Tribunal de Distrito, dis
trito primero, fue dictado aver un au
to Conditional de mandamus, orde-
nandole al denrlndado seiior Toro La
barthe la Immediate reposicion dll
Lcdo. Honore, o, en- su defecto, que
comparezca ell dfa 23 del corriente a
exponer ante la Corte las razones
que tenga para evadir el cumplimien
to de la ameritRda orden.
En- relacion con este mismo asun-
to Y proposito de la decision del
Tribunal Supreme, declarando que
los motivos alegados, en- el recurso
interpuesto, de la alta jerarqufa del
funcionario demandado, no eNln su
ficientes para invocar la jurisdiction
original en- el dicho alto tribunal,
fue objeto de interesantes comenta-
rios entire un grupo de conspicuos abo
gados de esta capital.
"Lo que 70 no me explico-hubo
de decir uno-es como ell Supreme
admitio que tenfa jurisdiction origi
nll en- ell case del municipio de Que
bradillas VS.. ell Secretario Executive,
ell un recurso de "mandamus". iAl-
guno de ustedes sabe 81 la peticion
de este aquel case Sc deferfan en-
algo? Porque 10 de la jerarquia de
los funcionarios, nos parece la mis-
ma, en- todo case ell sefor Toro L.
barthe vendrfa a ser superior por
ser un Jefe de Departamento".
"Yo no -agreg6 otro de los abo
gados-pero 10 cierto es que ahora
podemos afirmar, que don Ramon
Siaca Pacheco occupa UNI mas alta
jerarqufa v es un funcionario supe-
rior al senior Toro Labarthe, va que
debido a la falta de importaneia de
su cargo fue rechaado ell "nlanda-
mus, contra este dltimo al ser radi
cado en- el Tribunal Supreme.
Al llegar la reunion ell Lcdo Ri
vera Zayas, alguien hubo de decirle:
-Hombre, sabes 10 que decfa un
soscialista en- los momentos de salir
del Negocindo del .Trabajo, donde en-
tro equivocadamente, pues Sc dirigfa
a las ofcinas de la Federation Ii
bre----...--
"5Que?- pregunt6 Rivera Ia
yas.
-"Que ell Tribunal Supreme te
habia enviado a ilnzar "tus rayos"
desde II llanura"
-Peores seran sus efectos, por-
que caeran de mas cerca" = admi-
tio Rivera Zayas.
Y despues de una risa general,
volvieron a girar los concentrates
acerca de las posibles cuestiones le-
gales que habian de suscitarse en- es-
te importEnte asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
TRIUNFo DEL CoLEGIo
ROYAL GRE

Ell inteligente joven Luis Felipe Ca
salduc, graduado del oolegio Royal
Gregg que dirige en- San Juan la sefiora
Maria T. Camacho de Robles, ha obte-
nido la califcaci6n mas alta en- los exa-
rnenes que para dactil6grafo celebr6
iltimamente la comisi6n del servicio Oh
vii.
Ha sido un tri1nfo esplendido ell del
joven Casalduc, quien ha hecho el nti-
nero uno en- dichos examenes y al mis-
mo tempo ha sido un brillante exito del
Colegio Royal Gregg.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
HA LLEGADO A NUEvA YORK Ell
TRANsPoRTE CROOK

NUEvA YORK, enero 16.-El trans
porte "Crook' atrac6 hoy a este
puerto con varias averias en- la maquli-
maria. FL referido transporte condujo
los restos de numerosos soldados america
nos muertos en- la guerra, asi como tam
bien un gran contingente de soldados,
destacados en- la orilla izquierda Gel
Rhin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
DON L, M. ROSARIO

Ligeramente indispuesto Sc retro
aver de su ofcina nuestro estimado
companero don L. M. Rosario
Hacemos. votos por el pronto res
tabiecimiento del intdligente perS-
dista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
/ ICRIsTOBAL COLON
MAGIC EN- PORTUGAL?

IIsBoA, enero 16.-M. Patrocinio
Libcrio, miembro dc la Academia de
Ciencias de Portugal, ha presentado a
este organismo un informe concluyente,
segin Ell cual Crist6bal Colon, descubri-
dor de America, naci6 en- este pals.
La Academia discutira este impor-
tante asuntcs en- una session especial que
Sc celebrara ell dia "a del mes en- cur
so.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
LA OLA DE sUIc1DIos

El sabado tiltimo, en- ell barrio Miriam
da en- Puerta de Terra, Juan Gonzalez,
de % amos, Sc intoxic6 tomandose varias
pastillas de sublimado. Juan fu6 assist
do en- la sala de socorro pas6 luego al
hospital, en- donde Sc encuentra grave
mente enfermo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
DIMITIO Ell MINISTRo DE LA CUE
IRA 7JACIONALISTA

CONTANTINOPLA, enero 16.-Ra-
fet Pacha, ministro de la guerra nacio-
palista, ha presentado la dimisi6n de su
cargo. Sc ignora quien sustituya a este
funcionario que gozaba de numerosas
simpatias en- el gabinete de Angora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
Ell CoNDE DE RoNANoNEs
VUELVE AL PODER

MADRID, enero 16-se asegura con
insistencia que ell Conde de Romanones.
reemplazara don Antonio Maura, en-
la presidencia del Gabinete.
Ell ilustre politico conferenci6 aver
con ell sefor Maura.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17

las naciones de toda indole alcanza-
ran en- un nuevo ajuste de vidl,
abandonando la hasta ahora hondo-
NADIA oscura, v los gri letes puestos
a los pies de la Rep1blica por ell i'm
pulsivo Nex-presidente dsl Gjbierno,
M. Aristides BRAND.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
MILLERAND PERDoNA

PARIS, enero 16.-El presidente MI
llerand ha firmado hoy un decreto, por
Ell cual Sc concede la libertad absolute
todas las personas condenadas por
infracci6n al c6digo de justicia militar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-17
La PRENSA De ITALIA Dice QUE LA REA-
DE POINCARE Is UNA AMENA-
ZAQUE SURGEEN Ell HORIZONTE EUROPEO

dos en- una situacion dificil, puesto
que, en- case de una guerra en- Euro
pa, esta obligado intervenir en- Sc
guidl.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Wants to Exchange Stocks

Question--Ie own eighty-fve shares of
International Nickel stock, which cost me
s96. 70 share some years age. Would you
advise selling all this stock now or part
OF 1t. and hold part for later rise, or keep
all for the present? i have also ten shares
OF Inspiration Copper, for which I paid $40
a share. Is it wise to hold that or sell at
present? l also own $4,000 in United
States government bonds which / have no
intention of selling, but would like to get
the stocks which paying no dividends
transferred into good sound issues with
as high yield IS consistent with fair
safety VIII you kindly give me your
opinion as to what / should do now; also
now do you consider Lehigh Valley Coal
Sales Company the curb and Great
Northern preferred?-R. I. u.
AnswerLehigh Valley Coal Sales
and Great Northern preferred are some-
what speculative stocks suitable for q
business man. Both more nearly ap-
proach an investment plane than inter
national Nickel or Inspiration Copper.
We cannot attempt to predict future
prices and you must use your own
Judgment in speculative changes. How
ever, it may be said you would improve
your position by taking investment
bonds.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Allis-C Chalmers Shows
81 Cents ON Common

The Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing
Company, for the quarter ended Sep
tember 80, showed net profits OF $780,
4i5, after Federal taxes, equivalent,
after preferred dividends, to 62 cents
a share earned on s25,77o,750 outstand-
ing common stock. In the preceding
quarter the surplus for the common
was equivalent to 4 cents share, and
in the corresponding period Of 1921
to 5l cents a share.
For the first nine months of 1922
net profits totaled Si,028,944, or 63
cents share on the common. This
compared with s3.74 share earned in
the corresponding period Of 1921.
Untitled orders on hand September
80 amounted to s8,2ss,929, compared
with $9,11o,514 on June so last, and
s7,26o,57A on September 80, 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Sought to Return Stock

Question--Some time ago you kindly
nsaae made report that Il would send one
spare 81 sv of common cammon y $, Automotivs stock
sent a draft from my bank to the
Federal Reserve to collect and you see
by enclosed letter the answer I got. Ia
reply said: Replying to your favor of
the 23d. please be advised that we re-
fused to pay draft drawn on us by
you for sl5o. as we always shall refuse
to pay demands made upon US by per-
sons TO whom we owe no money. BEFORE
proceeding further in this matter, please
be advised that The New York Tribune is
not the sponsor OF the morals and ethics
OF H ". Dubisae & Company, nor. for
that matter, Is any other publication, We
advised The Tribune several months ago
that where holders of our issues (even
though these issues have been articulated
in the pastl were dissatisfied with their
holdings we would endeavor, through our
resale department, to place these securi-
ties anew, less the proper commission
abide by this statement and 1t is your
privilege, as an original purchaser through
Il. w, Dubiske & Co.. to call at our New
York office and place your shares in the
hands of one of our representatives with
a view of sale. ''--s. L. IT.
Answer--When you bought United
States Automotive stock through n. w.
Dubiske e. Co. you purchased an inter
est in the Automotive company---yoy,
did not lend money to III. w. Dubiske to
be demanded at sight. The only method
open to shareholder in company Of
realizing on his stock is by disposing
of it to other purchasers. If you refer
to our previous reply, we believe you
will ind we suggested that you attempt
to find a market for your stock by COM
municating with III. w. Dubiske & Co.
Dealers in unlisted securities RECENTLY
quoted United States Automotive units
at $50 BID, offered at $35. If the Du-H
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Real Estate Companies Stocks

Suestion--l nave been reader OF your
valua Bile column for a long time. / would
appreciate any advice you can give as 10
the investment value OF the common and
pnrnars Preferred d., stock Of Commonwealth Bond
Street. New York City The stock is Of
fered to the public for $1se for one share
also like to ask your opinion of the stock
of the Realty Associates as an inyestment
10 ar you you. regard these stocks as in the class
purely speculative ?--M. H.
Answer-The Commonwealth Bond
Corporation was organized in the
spring of 1922. Capital consists of
10000 shares Of Z per cent cumulative
preferred stock of 500 par value, and
5o,ooo shares OF no par common stock.
subscriptions to the stock are received
on the basis Of S130 per unit, unit
consisting OF one share each Of pre-
ferred and common stock. The bust
ness of the company is merchandising
in real estate mortgages. This is ae-
complished by the Issuance Of bonds
IN various amounts secured by mort
cages, and the sale of such bonds to
individuals and institutions. The
president Of the company Is Allan
Robinson, formerly president of the
Allied Real Estate Interests of the
State Of New York. The company has
strong directorate, comprising men
well known and successful in real
estate and building circles. An inter
est in the shares of this company
should necessitate confidence In its
management and may be regarded as
suitable for one accustomed to assume
business risks. Realty Associates
changed its corporate name to
Prudence Company, Inc, in August,
1921. The company has been success
full and reports substantial surplus.
Earnings have been sufficient to paw
attractive dividends on its stock since
organization in 1901. There Is an ele.
ment Of business risk in transactions
in real estate and the stock of this
company may be classed as a business
mans investment.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Days Dealings in Bonds

ss ....:,isssH.
n ep of Cuba
bs 1904
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
The Market

A spirited movement in Chile Cop
per bonds represented the chief activity
in rather dull session in investment
securities yesterday. The convertible
rs were subject to particularly heavy
turnover, ranging in price from below
III to above lid and closing about mid
way between these two points. This
issue is convertible into stock at 25
and, with the stock selling at one time
yesterday above %, is naturally being
sought. The 6s were strong and active
in sympathy. Foreign government
bonds fell back slightly on the news
from abroad, French issues, as usual,
proving especially susceptible to in
fuence, the 8s breaking 80 and the 7hs
95. Liberty bonds were reasonably
steady, but in most cases finished with
fractional losses. The rest of the list
was firm, if neglected.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
PROPOSALS

| SALE OF SURPLUS MATERIAL Ar--srAT,-
ED PROPOSALS for the purchase OF
miscellaneous Hardware will be received at
The Panama Canal, Washington = q
until 1880 o'clock a. M, November sh 1923
st which time they will be opened In public
Tor purchasing the above mentioned ma :
tsTial Blanks and information relative to
ms circular (160D may be obtained from
Shis Office or the offices of the assistant
purchasing agents. "a State Street, New
York City: ell Gravier Street. New Orleans.
La; and Fort Mason San Francisco. Calf. !:
sIso from the United States engineer Of
ices In tho principal cities throughout the
United states.--A. l.. Flint, General Pur-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
REYNOLDS Tobacco b

Question: bought twenty-five shares Of
Reynolds Tobacco stock b at $50 a share
and would be very pleased If you can give
there any possibility that the dividend
VIII be increased by the next meeting ?
Please tell me the amount of stock out
standing and IL you think the financial
condition OF this company is sound-H s.
Answer-The dividend rate on the
"B" common stock of Reynolds To-
bacco Company was increased from so
to 70 cents quarterly April 1, 1922, and
We know of no plans for another in
crease. Earnings are continuing salts
factorily, we understand.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Motor Guaranty Corporation

Question--Thank you very much for
your letter of the 23d. The executive offices
of the Motor Guaranty Corporation are To-
Gated at 51g Fifth Avenue. and there are
also offices Of the same corporation at 80
Church Street. New York CITY. 1 am en-
given me and which may help you some-
what In your decision. Assuring you of
my sincere appreciation of anything which
you may do for mel. z.
Answer-The Motor Guaranty Cor
poration has been in business for
about three years and balance sheet
Of the company as Of October 15, 1922,
shows surplus to be S63,522e6. The
business of the company is commercial
financing and insurance protection Is
applied to all loans made by the COM
pany. The directorate is composed of
men who have had considerable ex-
perience in finance and are we'll re-
garded in their former fields of busi-
ness activity. The bonds Of this COM
pany are secured by collateral de-
posted with the Chatham and Phenix
Bank in the proportion of 110 per cent
collateral to bonds issued. Additional
protection to bondholders is provided
in surety guaranty on collateral de-
posted. Although large part of the
business of the company is loaning on
autom obile notes, the company has: not
been required to repossess any of such
collateral. We believe these bonds
may be regarded as suitable for a
business man who Is not particular
about limited markat ahflitv
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
z Per Cent Stock at Par

Question: would like to purchase or,
rather. invest in ten shares OF stocks or
bonds paying about per cent dividend
and selling around par VIII you kindly
ADVISE me what to buy?-C. L. w.
misunderstanding that you feel you
can afford to assume the additional
risk involved in demanding a per
cent preferred stock selling at par
when the better grade preferred shares
paying this rate sell from Is to 25
points above par, we suggest Pressed
Steel Car, National Cloak and Suit or
Bush Terminal Buildings preferred.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
FINANCIAL
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY

NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
First mortgage and collateral trust "a
gold bonds OF the Philadelphia Company
Dated March /, 1899.
Stamped IN accordance with a contract
between Philadelphia Company and The
Provtdent Life and Trust Company of Phila-
phia, Trustee. dated July 10. 1917, providing
for a sinking fund with respect to said
bonds:
NOTICE Is hersby given TO the aforesaid
bondholders that Provident Trust Company
OF Philadeiphia has been appointed success
sor Trustee under the above recited Sinking
Fund Contract. said appointment having
ousiy with the taking effect OF the resigna-
ton of The Provident Life and Trust Conf
pany as Trustee under said Contract.
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY
BY w. B. CARSON, Secretary,
Dated. Pittsburgh, Pa
October Is. 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Stocks tx Dividend

Date Name. 4....,s
Nov. 1s-Aner. Met Co.. LTD, fsHN
Nov. iU--Amerscan Tobacco Co..s.''st'' rs
Nov. 10 do common B......:.,s.t;'
Nov. Il-Asso Dry Goods Corp ies r
Nov. Ii do Sd pf.
Nov. 1T-Brooklyn Edison Co. ins's
Nov. l0---Centrai r RCo of y J .....s.ts. III
Nov. i0--Cleve s. Pitts. II. Il. Sos Y
Nov. To- do special gtd ...s....'3f' s3'
Nov 1G---Coiorado r & fr Goa gasy
Nov. s-Conselidated Gas GO q =
Nov. 35--Deero g. Company. pt
Nov. 15-Genersl Asphalt So-s
Nov. 5e--inSer. Harvester Co..
Nov. 16--Lee Rubber & Tire Soi K.
Nov. 1s--L.iggett s Myers TOD
Nov. l6--- do common ,.s..s,s,r s.,rs
Nov. 16---Lima Loco Works, Inc,
Nov. it, do pt ............-..ss'sgi''1ss
Nov. Parry Corp ..-,..''. /. .
Nov. 15--May Dept. Stores co.,,s's
Nov. 17--National Biscuit Co.. q iii
Nov. s---Natfi Enameig and ssgs * me- Il
Nov. 17--Pan-Amer. Petro.
Co. In common b, ....;,; i;
Nov. IT, do Glass b. In ccsnincsss MI u,
Nov. I5-PittsburEh Steel Co, pl.lsst,
Nov. s---Pressed Steel Gar pf..s..s-,,s
Noy. f5--F,ure Oil Co... .,st,I e
Nov. 17-Standard Milling Co-.ss.'s.iS 5
Nov. 17-- do pf = ss'e' 49, 's, "a,
Nov. ls--stern Bros. S, pf ..s.,.... ....5
Nov. 1o--Stuaebaker Corp. ..,.s..s,
Nov. To- do pf .........s....:: -. 80 4 n +
Nov. l5--United Gig stores e.
America ......... - II
Nov. 17--yen Rasite Co, Inc.
Nov. io--woolworth Co. ...s - ss.,
Nov. 15--wright Aeronauticai So'r- T.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Four full columns Of in
pesfnent questions and an
spers sDiI be published Ii,
The Tribune eUery Sunday
and Monday. o.. other DAYS
one full column ,oiH appear.
Carbon Steel Deficit Less

The Carbon Steel Company for the
year ended september 80 reported o
t,eficit OF S4S2,4l6 after taxes, interest,
etc. This compared with q def,nit ~
u ,0b7, ,553 for the preceding wear. and
deficit of STAG. .499 in 1920.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Financial Items

In observance OF Arrntstice Day buss-
ness on the New York Cotton Exchange
viii be suspended for two minutes next
Saturday. beginning at II o'clock.
The Chicago Board of Trade and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. because of
state holidays. will be closed on Saturday.
York Produce Exchange TO close Saturday
an view of the holiday at Chicago.