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New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Wallace Wants More Data
On Packing Consolidation

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Secretary
Wallace is not yet ready to give his
consent to the proposed merger Of two
of the Chicago big Eve" meat packers
through the purchase of Morris & CO.,
by Armour & Co., it was indicated to-
day after second White House con-
ference on the subject. Besides the
President and MIR. Wallace, Attorney
General Daugherty and Solicitor Will
liams of the Agricultural Department,
were present at the conference.
Although j. Ogden Armour and his
associates have from the first desired
an early decision, it is understood that
Mr.. Wallace wants additional informa-
tion before forming definite con
elusion.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Lake Shore Merger Upheld
Supreme Court Approves Ac.
fiOn Of Lower TrihrsnaVa

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.--The pro-
posed consolidation of the New York
Central and Lake Shore railroads as
presented in case brought by the
General Investment Company, at CIeye-
lana' under the Sherman antitrust and
Clayton acts, was reviewed to-day by
the Supreme Court, in a decision 90
ing into details Of procedure, discuss
ing technicalities as to whether the
service had been proper, and other
subjects. The general effect of the
SECESSION was TO approve the action of
the lower Federal courts.
The General Investment Company.
acting IS stakeholder in the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
had sought to enjoin the proposed con.
solidation and the Sixth Circuit Court
OF Appeals affirmed the decision OF the
lower court dismissing che complaint.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNION OIL COMPANY
"a Delaware CorpGratIonl

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Union
oil Company. being la voluntary dissoIu-
tion its Board of Directors, M Trustees
thereof, have declared q Arst dividend in
dissolution upon she stock Of said Com
papy OF one and one-haif shares of the
non par value common stock of Shell Union
OH Corporation on each share OF stock Of
said Union Oil Company iasued and out
standing, payable December 80. 1922. to
stockholders of said Union OIL Company Of
record at S p. M December 4. fsa2
The transfer BOOKS of said Union OIL
Company will be closed from 3 p. NJ. De-
cember A. 1892. until the opening OF busi-
ness on December a. 1879
UNION olI COMPANY,
ny w. G. STAGG, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
New York Metal Market

Tin was quiet, with Straits quoted
at 35.50@36.50c; Straits shipments,
36@36.5oc; standard, 36c, and 80 ner
cent, 35.50@36c asked. Copper quiet;
standard spot, November and Decem-
ber, 13.2b@13.62sc, and electrolytic
spot, November and December, 1929
@ l4c. Lead quiet, New York spot, 7.25c
bid, and East st. Louis spot, $50 bid.
Zinc quiet; New York spot, 7.3oc, and
East st. Louis spot, e.90c bid.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
International Nickel

The report of the International
Nickel Company for the six months
ended September 80, 1922, showed gross
earnings of $417,37s; total income,
S465,o93; net after expenses and taxes,
S274 ,265; surplus after preferred divi-
dends, $6,S87; reserve for shutdown ex-
pense and depreciation, $685., ,093, leav-
ing a deficit of $374,206.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
TEMPORARY BOND
Bearing the distinguishing letters TN


Upon surrender of each of the above listed
Bonds SO drawn for redemption at the ofics
of J. P Morgan G. Co, Sinking Fund Trus-
tees. % Wall Street, New York, on or after
January 2, 1928. payment will be made of
the redemption price of 1os9o of the. prin-
cipal sum. All such drawn coupon Bonds
surrendered must have attached the coupons
maturing July /, 1928, and subsequently.
All such drawn registered Bonds must be
duly assigned IN blank. The coupon on such
drawn coupon Bonds due January /. 1923,
may be. detached and collected and the in
terest then due on such drawn temporary
Bond will be paid in accordance with the
terms thereof. Interest will cease On all
such drawn Bonds from and after January /,
1923. Amy Of such drawn Bonds may bs
converted into stock of the Corporation, as
provided in the aforesaid Indenture, on or
before January 2, 1923, the said date Of
payment OF the redemption price.
Dated, October 80. 1922
CERRo DE PASCo COPPER
CORPORATION.
BY H. EsK MoLLEn, Treasnyey,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

Southern Spot Mnrkets--GalVeston steady'
30 points lower at 25.0Sc; sales, 1878 bales,
New Orleans quiet. 12 points lower at
25 SOC; sales. 42s bales. Mobile nominal
81 points lower at 24.63c; sales, nil.
Savannah quiet, 90 points lower at 24.75c /:
sales nil. Norfolk steady, SO points lower
at 24.ssc: sales 56 bales. baltimore
nominal unchanged at 25.75c sales, MI,
Augusta quiet, so points lower at 2476c
sales, 56 bales. Mernp phis steady, rs points
lower at 25.25c; sales, t,1oo bales. Hous-
ton steady so points lower at 25c; sales,
i 9q2 bales IAstle Rock steady, 81 points
lower at 25.3Sc; sales. 1924 bales Dallas
steady, SO points lower at 243Vc; safes.
1.32s bales Montgomery firm, IS points
lower at 24.50c; sales nil, Fort Worth
quiet. SO points lower at 24.3oc; sales 1856
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES
OFFICE or
FTNTTFR Gas TyfpROy

OFFICE orr
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT co.
N. w. Corner Broad and Arch Stre.4a
Ph!ladelphta. September is, 1922
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend of one and three quar-
ters per cent ts25Se per share) ION tho
Preferred Stock of thir Company payable
Deeember Is. 1922, TO holders Of Preferred
Stock OF record at the close OF business
November so. 1899.
Checks viii be mailed
!. w. MORRIS, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
FINANCIAL

HENRY ]. LEAKE, Auctioneer
ADRIAN III. MULLER & SON will sell at
auction on Tuesday, November 2S, is22, at
1880 o'clock Mt the Exchange salesroom,
NOS. IA & IL pesey Street, N. Y.
For account of whom 1t may concern:
46o shs Imperial Trust Co. OF Montreal,
Canada.
10000 shs. Montreal Industrial Land CO..
Ltd. Montreal. Canada, 45Fs paid,
subject to assessment oc 500.
100 shs Cascade Teton Farm Co.
s4,3S7. .205.66-1oo claim against the Afneri-
can Splnt Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cables-spot cotton limited de-
mand at IL points advance; middling
I4s1d Sales, 1000; American, 2,oo0. Inn
ports, 1900; American, 5000, Futures
were duo points lower to 29 higher
, they opened quiet and unchanged to
point higher and closed easy at Is to rs
points decline. Closing: December. 14.10d ;
january. 14ood; March. 1880; May
chester: Yarns dull; cloths quiet. The
II q. m. bids cabled TO Liverpool follow:
December. 26.10c; January, 2b.l6i; March,
25.2lc; May, 25.15c; July, 2s.90c.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
ihe Dollar in Foreign Exchange
Continued from Page Sixteen,

tooneihuou from PRge SfxteeR)
PERU ,tpar s4.ss pound,
rGnecks 4.17M Ala o77
SCuADOR (par 1850 cent? a sucrr,
f,1IIl gheeks C. ...::..s1,ee 2I5o $500
Shecks .......l220 1910 oesn
ohnuGUAY tpar 1o3.42 cents O peso)
,,r, Inecks !, @ S215 821aM s5.75
Chanla ella tpar d9;s cents bolivar)
...lo.f1 1911 17.09
:, canadian Exchange--New York funds in
York, par. 40 Ne"
Nominal
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
London Metal Market

LONDON, Nov. 27.--Standard copper,
spot, s61 It's Cd; futures, as2 l5s. Elec.
trolytic, spot, $50 5s; futures, $50 l5s.
Tin, spot, f174 It's Cd; futures, SITS
It's Sd. Lead, spot, s26 5s; futures,
e2b 5s. Zine, spot s3s It's Cd; futures,
$50. y.-.. aLasaaaT 4 zl
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
!, n,l HENRY 3 ]; LEAKE, Auet,oneer.

AUCIg0ne6r.
faDHIAN III. MULLER d SON will sell at
auction on Tuesday, December S, 1929, at
1889 o'clock at the Exchange SaIesroon,
Nos. II & I6 yesey Street n. Y
For account OF whom 1t may concern:
Aot NO, l---53 shs. prsSerrad and 66s shs
common stock. The Cuban Dominicen
Sugar Co.
Lot No. 2--IsN shs preferred ana ls7 abs.
common sseck. The Cuban Dominican
Sugar Co go -
Lot NO 3--66M shs. preferred ana ass slas.
common stock. Tho Cuban Dorasnsran
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Dctober Railroad
Earnings Reveal
Downward Trend
|sereases Reported by L. &
\, Northern Pacific, b. &
O; Atchison, I'LL. Central
and Reading Show Gains

8 TIE misunderstanding public yes
|sT their reports for October more
|a half reported decreases in net
|ea.ing income. Decreases were re-
Ed by the Louisville & Nashville,
sorthern Pacific, the Chicago, Mil
1ane G. st. Paul, Baltimore & Ohio,
I,sgo & North Western, Missouri
|dic, Wabash and the Pere Mar
|ste.
|is important systems showing
Em IN net were the Atchison, the
|ads Central, the Nickel Plate"
|asral Railroad of New Jersey and
b Philadelphia & Reading.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
TO HOLDERS OF
cERR0 DE PRsCD COPPER
CORPORATION

io-Year Convertible Sinking Fund SO
ipaenture Dated January 4. 1921.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant 10
provisions OF Section Of Article -Four OF the
Indensare mentioned above. between Cerro de
Pasco Copper Corporation and Columbia Trust
Company. Trustee, Bonds, outstanding under
said Indenfure bearing the serial numbers
below listed, have been drawn for redemption
as Of January 1, 1928 at 1os%o of the prin-
cipal sum thereof. viz:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
NOTICE

On October 30, 1922, Coupon Bond, Of
previous. drawings bearing the distinguishing
letter NJ and the following serial numbers,
were still unredeemed
.s7 1881 276s 46o3 s1s4 sse9 7727
l54 2757 2770 1854 s432 6Oo7 1920
800 2z6s 1884 497s ssi9 SOS 1855
1919 1866 42s7 4e99 1898 69s3
CERRo DE PASCO COPPER
CORPORATION
By H. Es-, MoLLzR, 4gessxrsE
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

oat f RE ierges gvsetry eonesrns
ef rs 1ay rraf 7ovonssd, Yaseer-
Ga 9 c.. at 565 Fly Ma,1a---
ss5.a prsiidtn.. TAomas S. Tesos-
issd, isasmbsyed anssg tide
fsanGfrs q fsAe Basi efsls AaSs-
lsEsa Csxpasy.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

Direcfsrs
]. E. AlDRED
SrEPEEE BAKER
B. II. BORDEN
MICHAEL FRIEDsAM
WALTER JENNINGS
RAYMOND f. JONES
G. Rowland LEAvrTr
HENRY K. McHARc
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-25
Merryday Building over State Bank.
Rooms beth single sand en- suits;. APP
ply W. A. Msrrsday Company, North
First Street. Dec. l-u. e

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
FLORIDA.
Eighth Judicial Circuit, in and. for
Putnam County.
IN CHANCERY.
City of Palatka, a Municipal Corpo-
ration, Complainant, VS.. Francis A.
Bair, ct all, Defendants.
BILL TO ENFORCE PAVING LIEN.
ORDER.
This cause coming on to be heard
upon application for process against
Cyphers Incubator company, a cor
poration under the laws of the State
of New York, and Pittsburg Steel
company, a corporation under the
laws of the State of Pennsylvania
defendants herein, and it appearing
to the court that summons has been
duly and legally issued, and that the
sheriff of Putnam County, FLORIDA,
has made return thereon that proc
ess could not be served upon sucf
defendants, or either of them, be-
cause of the failure of such foreign
corporations, or either of them, tt
have within the State of Florida al
officer or agent upon whom process
could be served; it is therefore,
ORDERED, That Cyphers lncu
bator company, a corporation unde'
the laws of the State of New York
and Pittsburg Steel company, cor
poration under the laws of the Stat
t of Pennsylvania, be, and they ar
: hereby, required to appear to the oil
! of complaint filed here in on or be
q fore the Rule day in November, A. L
1922, the same being the 9th day o
+ said month; otherwise the allegation
= of said bill will be taken as contesse
:. by said defendants.
T 1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
y That this order be published once
week for four consecutive weeks l
~ The Palatka Daily News, newspf
n per published in Putnam Count
u Florida.
/; Done in chambers at Palatka, Flo
70 ida. within said circuit, this 26th da
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Prompt Actio nof
Navy Aarman Saves
Another Big Blinp
NY Assncinted Pressl

Newport News, Oct. '25-Presence
of mind On the part of member OF
the crew saved the army dirigible
GA from a fate similar to that OF
her sister ship, the CT today when
a big hole was torn in its gas bag as
it was being taken from a hangar at
Lngley Field.
The crit bumped against the SIDE
of the hangar and when the gas be-
gan to hiss from the bag and every
one scurried to safety member OF
the crew pulled the rip cord, releasing
the hydrogen and saving the big shlE
from destruction, in the opinion Of
officers who witnessed the accident
The name of the man who pulled th'
cord was not made public. No ONT
was injured.
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|. w. w. Admitted
Got Jobs to Blow
Employing Road
(By Associated Press)

Sacramento, Cal, Oct. 25-Trial OF
ten self-admitted members of the In
dustrial Workers of the World char
ged with violating California crlmi-
nal syndicalism act, was to be con-
tinued here today with the testimony
CIV Prosecution.
Testimony taken by the prdsecu-
ton indicates it is seeking to estab-
fish that the organization is commit
ted to the doctrine of sabotage. IL
is possible that w E Townsend, who
claims to have been at one time a
| Lieutenant of William Haywood, l.
w. w. head, will be asked to testify
again today. -.
Townsend was a surprise witness
of the prosecution yesterday, testl'
fying that he had obtained employ
ment with railroads during the wal
for the purpose of blowing them W
and telling of activities of the organ
ization in holding up war prepare
tons.
Acting on advices received that
large number of members of the or
ganization were in Sacramento atten
ding the trial, a squad of detective
led by chief of police, Bernard Nc
Shane, raided resort in the lowe
end of the. city last night and too
eleven men into custody. A larg
amount of I. W. W. literature wa
confiscated. The men will be chal
ged with violating the criminal syn
dicalism act, McShane said.
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Freight Claims
Have Trebled in
Last Three Years


Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 25.-That the
highest loss in freight claims in any
wear before the government control
became effective was $35,0OO,OO0 and
that for each of the past three years
this figure had been increased to ap-
proximately $1OO,OOO,OO0 was the
statement of Fred E. Winburn, Chi
icago, special representative OF the
committee of freight claims preven-
ton. American Railway association,
in addressing the southeastern claim
conference, which continued its SEES
sions here today.
at is our purpose" said Wlnburn
"to educate the employees Of trans
portation lines in the proper handing
tof freight and prevent the largt
claims which have been paid in pas
wears. The southeastern conference
is cooperating with other organiza
tions of the various sections OF TIT
country, and results so far Obtain
would indicate that this enormou
loss can be cut to a comparativel,
small figure.
! at is as much to the advantage o
the shipper and general public tina
this loss and damage be reduced as
is to the transportation companies
for in its last analysis the shippe
: and the public pay for it," he state'
+ A large number of freight clail
officials of the south and other SCI
4 tions of the country is in attendant
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tomorrow for Washington, D. G.,
where they will spend some weeks.
They have been delayed for week
or more in their departure owing4to
Mrs. Bassett's illness.
"A. S. Harris came up from San
ford, where he is located now, to
spend Sunday with his family at
their home on Emmett street.
Friends of Mrs. j. B. Austin
will regret to know that she is i'll at
her home on Oak street.
C. A. Whitaker, of Atlanta, is a
business visitor here today.
Mrs. Walter L. Barker and little
son are visiting relatives in Jackson
vile.
&C. E. Thigpen was a business
visitor to Jacksonville Monday.
Colonel S. J. Hilburn is spending
portion of the week in Lake City
looking after legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ryan, Mis-
Ida Nix and Mr.. Nelson composed
party of Palatkans spending Sunda
in Crescent City.
Friends of Miss Helen Bruc
will regret to know that she is i'll a
her home on North Fourth street.
! Homer Strickland, of jackson
vile, is making a business stay in tn
lefty.
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Female Bootlegger
Goes to Jail With
Child in Her Arms

Los Angeles, Oct. 25.-Mrs. Rose
Febro, who appeared in federal court
with a baby in her arms, has been
sentenced by Judge Bledsoe to serve
five months in Jail for violation OF
the Volstead act. The court remark
ed that women demanded the rights
of men and that they should be Civ
en- the same treatment as makes.
eff they have children and then
relatives or friends will not take
care of them, the city authorities vii
have to do So" said the court.
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Lenape Still High
on Sand; May Have
to Dredge Her Off
M Aa.ncintss Preaal

Jacksonville, Oct. 25-The Lenape
is still aground and it may become
necessary to dredge her free. She is
resting in nine feet of water at high
tide. She normally draws twelve
feet Wreckers are afraid to pull
her while resting on even keel for
fear of springing plates and are hop,
mo for wind to kick up sea so vessel
will rock and then pulling will be re-
sumed.
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL WOMANs
PARTY MEETS IN CAPITAL
INV Associated Press

Washington, Oct. 25-The execu-
two council of the national woman S
nartv met here today to consider sew
o,.oI ouestions regarded as vital to
+bo progress of women in politics
and TO Law plans for a national con-
ference of the party here on Novem-
her H.
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is rich with vitamines-and-iron!
This recipe Of Nature, "Ironlzeq
Yeast" is now being used by thoq1
sands of men and women with starry
ling, yet perfectly natural, results
III gives you yeast-vitamines-i
lied, containing iron in the form IN
which it exists in the human BODY.
It is not a mere mixture OF yeast
and iron, but is yeast ironized, which
is substance all by itself. Mucni-
ness, that great beauty robber, gives
way to a ly-purity which nothing
else on earth can produce. Pfmpies,
blackheads, spots, eruptions? They
become practically an impossibility!
Rosy cheeks, firmer and younger
looking skin, rose-petal purity, vel
vety softness,-all natural! Imagine
such skin further beautified by
your favorite cream and powder.
To think of it is lovely. To nave
it, a modern miracle! Begin taking
Ironized Yeast today. There is enly
one Ironized Yeast in the world, sold
BY all druggists at $1.0O a package.
Each package contains 60 tablets,
each tablet is sealed. They never
lose their power. MID only by
TroniZed Yeast Co., Atlanta, Ga, Get
ready to be supTemely happy,
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THIS COUPLE JUST
COULDN'T STAY QUIT
Dy Associated PressJ ~

New York, Oct, 25-Jerome uhle'
painter and opera singer, will be mar
ried the third time to the woman he
FIRST married in 100. The wedding
will take place in Rome soon. Ohle
married Miss Elizabeth Norris OF
philadelphia. She divorced him in
1914 They remarked in 1917, but
wore divorced again two years later
They met again four weeks ago
made nm their differences and ar
ranged a marriage for the third time
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4 PALATKA DAILY NEWS
YOU MUST SEE THESE NEW ONES

Blue Serge-Very fine weave, pinch back, S-but-
ton, straight front, patchpockets with tlaps-tnis
is the suit for the young man.
"@ $500.
Grav Herringbone Half belted model, patch
pockets and easy shoulders.
$4,000.
Smart style, handsome fabric and good tailoring
You must see them; the makers have never pro-
duced anything finer at the price
The New Soft Hat-Rough Finish
$500.
COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU WHAT WE
ARE TALKING ABOUT. Too, take look at ou1
window.
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peach trees bearing fruit; roses,
Towering shrubs and vines; near
Kekua Lake, on good public highway,
adjoining property; good soft we'll
water. Half cash, balance on time.
Address G. w. Boiler, Keuka, Fla.
10-24-14t
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I, Charles Marriage.
III Mrs, J. V. LaRoach
.s ~ marriage of their sister
4 Thelma Charles
\ Claude L. Crutehfield
I! norm October twenty
nineteen hundred and
4 twenty-five
Jacksonville, Florida
sdding was solemnized at II
a +he study of the First
,rcb relatives and a few
trierds of the couple being
lance.
II W. A. Hobson, pastor o!
H. nerformed the impressive
ceremony.
Ill.,. who was unattended
%ming in a travelling suit o
Il cloth, with hat and acces
4 match. Her flowers wer
zbses. -,
IN Mrs. Crutchfield will leav
|Sav for Washington, D. G
Rev will spend their honey
4nd later will return to M.
feside.
EOung people have a wid
\ friends, who will learn wit
\ Of their marriage and WI
4 extending best wishes.
Move announcement will
ktb interest by a number
Ms, as Mr.. Crutchfield 70
Sesided in Palatka and has o
*ted here since moving
Vile.
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wis Hostess.

|Omar Davis entertained in
n at auction last evening at
he on South Eighth street.
tables we're arranged for the
which was played progressive
he living room, where quaint
cut flowers, charmingly ar
added to the pleasure of the
4 scores were compared it was
That Mr.. w. 7. Hamm held
Ind Mrs. C. P. Philips low
| the ladies'. Miss Davis award
ks of cards to the gentlemen
Is of handmade tallies to the
i the game and the awarding
prizes, fruit salad in grape
|askets, saltines, olives and cot
Ire served.
Davis guests were Mr.. an
Warner T. Hamm, Mr.. and Mrs
Walton, Mr.. and Mrs. H. n
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Philips
Mildred Williams, Miss Kath
Iecks, Captain Leon de Plan Q
blu, and NJ. W. Pounds of Sails
Md.
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"a social hour will be enjoyed. The
president of the organization, Mrs.
Jennie Anderson, of Orlando, will be
an honored guest at the meeting
this evening.