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students of Roxoury High School,
Boston
AS the various pilgrims departed
rom the cemetery they passed near
he field of white marble headstones
marking the last restingplace of
j.191 soldiers of the world war or
the 77,2O4 American war dead in
Europe. 3O.363 bodies are still buried
n the eight American cemeteries
-ious burial grounds in America
and other countries. 1900 of them
-till unidentified.
Concert ut Central High.
Community singing and ad-
iresses featured the joint cele-
ration of the District Federation
If Women's Clubs and the COM
nunity center department of the
public schools in the auditorium
II Central High School last night.
% DIR. Abram Simon delivered the
invocation. Mrs. John FriZzell.
president Of the Federation of
Women's Clubs. and Rev. James
.. Freeman. pastor of the Church
IF the Epiphany. were the chief
speakers. Singing was led by
Robert Lawrence A tenor solo
vas sung by William F. Raymond.
1t. Rev. G. +. Thomas. rector of
It. Patrick's Church. pronounced
oenediction
Harley v. Speelman paid tribute
% the soldiers of the allies-both
living and dead-at the services
leld at the Treasury annex, 119
, street northeast. Leslie Jack
son also delivered an address.
Prayer was offered by Mrs. r. E.
-rews. followed by the presenta-
zion of the Colors by Delbert
ugh and Chester King: musical
elections by Miss Mildred NJ.
smith and W f. Lindsay. and a
pledge of allegiance. led by
Frank A. De Groot Miss Roberta
iorsuch read an original poem and
he program closed with the sing
ng of America" led by Miss
frances W. Scherger.
school Holds Exercises.
Students and faculty OF Column
ria University School held exer-
Uses Friday night. DIR. W. Thomas
shepherd. president Of the insti-
-ution. spoke of the students and
the war. He lauded the work
# former President Woodrow Will
son as the great champion of de-
nocracy" and likened him to a pa
.TiOtic soldier 'grivously wounded
the cause OF humanity"
Members of the Rotary club dec
grated the more than 500 stone
markers at the memorial trees on
PIPER sixteenth street northwest
District of Columbia soldiers who
made the supreme sacrifice. Col.
.eroy W. Heron headed the group.
Bureau Employees Dance.
The two larger events in the So
,ial world In celebration of Armis-
ice Day were the jubilee dance
# the United States Veterans Bu-
eau employees in the ballroom of
he Willard Hotel. and the mill
sry ball given by the Veterans
II Foreign Wars at the Raleigh
Hotel
he guests of honor at the latter
went. Officers of the organiza-
ion and persons prominent in mil
tary and naval life were in at
.enderce.
Gel. Charles II. Forbes. director
II the bureau. and his STAFF as
sistants were the guests of honor.
W. s Meal and Miss Mary E. Boyd
we're in charge
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nl9ne4t, 10: lowest, MI.
Relative humidify-7s 4. NJ, 81; ,. m..I
20: 9 p. m. -.
Rainfall % p n. to = y. m.). o.
Hours Of sunshine. so.
Per cent Of possible slnshin-, 49,
Departure frsm Nemsl.
Accumulated excess Of Temperature s.nte
January 4. m2e. +40i.
Exceas Of temperature since November J,
.Accumulated excess Of precipIfpfioi siae
January 4. 1922. f4.48
psss,eney of precipit.t'sa since November
Temperature sanae dste Nlasf year High
sst. 81; lowest. 3e.
80 Tide cenditiens.
High water. los q. m. and i;45 p. m.
Low water SOL q. N. and s::5 p. m.
<sun rises. 6:47 .. M; sets. l:57 p. m.
Moon rises. - q. M; sets. 1:02 p. m.
River cenditions.
Potomac and Shenandoah rivers clear mt
Harpers Ferry last evening.
Forecast Of fiying Weather.
Washington TO Long Island d--Generally
cloudy: possibly showers over extreme north
portion; fresh west-southwest winds up TO
5000 feet.
Washington to Norfolk--Partiy cloudy
moderate west-southwest winds, up to 5000
feet.
washington to Dayton Generally cloudy
showers over and west Of the mountains:
fresh, west-southwest winds up 90 5000
feet
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not sess snfornsd q hls ase<n. -
. 7-fear-o11 dauGhter. he y eur-
tIred bya brother. Percy Cl1<<oa
1xx) Kenyon street northwest
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THE WE kTfiER
Ymo1eak n, I1fsv kr1 -

xEeeest ~ 3sfsy sp1 xeasuev.
/ Fx tke Dlttrict 81 colunhla and Mav1-
iand, uertiy eloody - mtI6 tc1ay; 70
9eroe< shoxerss rntepfats sestnerly plnds
oecoQ11s tef4atle E. y
istsflsF; nsderrts yasisbia vfni5s &
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Colz,1,1s,llity NIs,sic
Program Manned
Third Of Assoeiation Concerts
Win Be Given At Cen
trail Tonight.


Night,rst e;is s'clsck.
ne Prssrzn:
J. Ameriea.
:. CAD Come Thou Almighty king.
tbI Annie Laurie,
3. iai Since We Parted. ...... .AIlitsen
tbb Irish Love Song. lang
william Ciabaugh. baritone
helen Burkart, ct the piano.
4. cal PolichineIle ....... Rschma ninoff
tb) waltz. IN = Major. \. .Brahms
Elizabeth Gardner Ceombs. pianist.
5. ta) viennese Melody ...... .Kreisler
tbb Tsmbourin Chinois .... Kreisler
Arsenic Ralon, violinist
/ Nation Boyee. at the piano.
Q. Surprise feature.
Z. taD Goodnight Ladies'.
tb) star spangled Banner
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PRESIDENT VISITS
ARLINGTON SHRINE
TO HONOR SOLDIER

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MAKES BID
FOR LEADERSHIP
IN URGING PEACE

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Stoves
Heaters and Cook

Whatever your require
ments are we can supply you.
and on EASY CREDIT
TERMS.
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War Mothers Present.

Following this presentation Mrs.
Caleb Jackson and group of
War Mothers of the unknown"
chapter laid a bouquet upon the
steps. In the group. besides Mrs.
jackson, were the following
mothers whose sons fell among
the unknown in the world war:
Mrs. Ella F. Bruhl. Mrs. Margaret
Corbin. Mrs. Sarah l.. Morgan. Mrs.
f. Conley. Mrs. Mary Stanton and
Mrs. Florence Willis.
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An oficial visit to Alexandria
Lodge No. 75S. Benevolent and
Pro tective Order of Elks. will be
paid Monday night by tAndrew
Bell. of Lynchburg. district deputy
grand exalted ruler. Initiation of
4 class of fifteen candidates will
De followed by a social session
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Prices of Wheat
Trend Upward ON
Situation Abroad
Orders for All-Rail Ship
nents to Seaboard Also
Bnllish Factor: Close
Is II Down TO 31sc Up

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.--Disturbed coa-
ditions in the Near East had a bullish
effect on the wheat market to-day, and
SO too did orders for all-rail shipments
Of grain from Chicago to the seaboard.
Wheat prices closed unsettled, varying
from Mc net decline to Sac advance.
Corn finished lsto l1sc up and oats uo
A@& to &c. In provisions, the our
come ranged from sc decline to q rise
Of 40c.
Except for a brief dip n the start, wheat
showed an upward tendency throughout
almost the entire day. The initial weak
ness appeared to be due TO the fact that
Liverpool quotations failed to reflect any
uneasincss over developments at the Dar-
set IN. however, the part Of soms o.
the larger commission houses here and n
good deal Of notice was taken Of strength
OF prices at Winnipeg in the face OF large
receipts there.
Broadening European demand for wheat
from the Tinted States. some traders
aaid. could be seen in the purchase hero
to-day OF some hard winter wheat for ship-
ment from the Gulf of Mexico Besides
about 500 600 bushels wee bought here for
all-rail dispatch to Atlantic porte. II WAS
would make Canadian wheat more and
more difficult TO obtain In the neRr future
PROFIT taking sales forced a late sci ba ciS
in tho price of December and May dciiv~
cries. but shorts continued TO bid UP sep
tember.
The corn market ahowed tho bullish ~
feet of orders for extensive all-rail ship
ments OF corn 10 the seaboard. Oats sym
October lard made the provision market
average higher.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Cotton Close Is
Heavy at Decline
OF 80 to 80 Points
Failure of BuIlish Month.
End Reports to Stimulate
Demand and Favorable
WeatherSeemEscsponsiblc

The cotton market, which for weeks
past has been fluctuating between bull
ish crop estimates and the rap!dity
with which fresh supplies were hccom-
ing available, broke sharply ycste rday
owing to the increasing weight OF the
movement, continued hedge selling, by
the South and the liquidation of old
lonE accounts. Closing prices were at
tho lowest OF the day, with the tone
Of the market heavy, at net decline
Of 80 to SO points.
Tho failure Of bulllsh private end month
crop reports TO materially stimulate de-
weather for picking and marketing In the
South, seemed the two features chiehy re-
apons:bie for the days weakness Liver
pool wa9 relatively steady and the opening
here was steady at unchanged prices TO a
decline of FIVE points. but the market
quickly turned easier. There was some
OF shorts which caused slight rallies dur
ing the middle of tho day but they met
Increased offerings with feiiing becoming
more general in the late trading. A good
part of the pressure may have represented
further hedging against new crop receipts,
but a good deal OF the selling was attrio-
uted to local pressure and long liquida ion.
SO far as could be- gathered, the decline
was not promoted by any general disposi-
ton to discredit prevailing estimates of
the crop. There were Ave of the private
end month reports published with figures
ranging from 4p.B to 52.l and crop, indica. =.
tions from 9,7ls. 900 up to TO- 607. 900 bales.
They averaged slightly above 10000. 900
compared with the end August indication
of lo.575oo bales. AT the same time
some traders feel that the unusually open
weather so far this autumn must be add
ing something to the crop we'll as max
ing cotton available more rapidly than IN
any recent season. Southern spot markets
as officially reported were generally rs to
As points lower. with rather more bushes ss
reported than on tho previous day.
Tho local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 80 points lower at 20.10 for
middling; no sales were reported.
The range or prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
10 Form Syndicate for
California Oil Export

rtelimnary plans involving the for
:, r'a0n Of syndicate of California and
wv York capitalists for the develop
asnt Of the oil export business of Cali
s'a'a' and for the further develop
~sA' Of the California oil fields. was
sal0anced at the Hotel Biltmore yes
seles. W M
= corporation with an initial capital
ss,.a sss.on of $4,000, 900 is in process of
iae,asion, and it is planned later to
,ssasss ,se this amount to $4,000 ,00o,
sVsaing to Mr.. Rhoads. The plans of
a., syndicate contemplate placing in
lce tank steamer lines and the de-
afsrnia. ~ pto'eA o'i 'eiuS VI
.ae plans of myself and my associ-
r,s;. r,; SAID Mr.. Rhoads, 81 believe, will
assns.' IN great benefit, not only to Cal
va. but to the country at large.
propose TO encourage in every pos
IA way the export of American oil
countries, and we shall give
Iy.Peration and provide increased ia
ssrss for the export of oil, particu-
from California
a.; khoads is described as the
&JiiI JiiIIaer and president Of the Rhoads
as,. s,n.oaocing Company, which is said
81 z|h3Esss. M and operate number Of the
r'sss wells IN the California fields
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Activity i'm Curb
Stocks Featured
BY Standard Oils
Heavy Buying Attracts At
teniion to This Group
With $1,000 Shares of In
diana Sold; Prices Steady

Prices held generally steady in ac-
tive trading on the curb market yester-
day, Standard Oil stocks again attract
;n- most attention. More than $4,000
shares Of Indiana changed hands, profit
taking causing reaction after an ad-
vance above 120.
Standard Oh of New York lost 81
points. while Vacuum fell back 9 points.
Magnolia Petroleum lost points
Southern States held generally firm,
with other lower priced shares ana
showed fractional advance at the
close. Southern Petroleum was steady.
Industrials were less active and
ruled easier. Hayes Wheel dropped
back a fraction, while Macy common
lost more than point.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notes
New York City Bonds

AcceptabIe In payment OF Federal taxcs
ne
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Grain Prices

Wheat
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Mckenna on Way Here
TO Address Bankers Meeting

Among the passengers aboard tire
AQuitanla, due here September 20 or
30. will be the RI Hon. Reginald Me-
Kenra, head OF the largest banking in
stitution in the world the London
Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd.
who comes TO address the forty
eighth annual convention Of the Amer
ican Bankers Association, in session
here October &c.
Mr. McKenna will speak on "Repara-
tions and international Debts" and
his address 30 the 7,o00 representative
bankers Of the country viii be given
on the morning OF Wednesday, octo-
Der l. In lei5-16 Mr. McKenna was
Chancellor Of the British Exehequer.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
United Light & RAILWAYS

The report Of the United Light and
Railways Company and subsidiary
companies for August showed gross
earnings of S942,354, an increase of
S7S,544 over the corresponding period
of 1921. Net earnings were s269,e45,
months ended August 81 showed gross
earnings Of $11,3So,4S0, a decrease of
$435,70 Net earnings amounted to
S3,523, ,498, an increase of S272,20e.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
pAcIFIl or COMPANY
Notice of Meeting
iGS Broadway. New YcSi;

- June i6, 1922
The Annual Meeting Of the steckholdsr.
OF the iaeiae Oh Company viii 9s held
~ the lLn,3pal nfsse q the Corporation.
NGnter : Nest Tenth Street, In The cl,y
OF Wilmington. County OF New Castle. Della
mare. on Aues,say, uetour =, fvgf al ~ "a
lowing put poses, viz "
J.. TO elect three Directors for a rerm
o, tnree years 10 succeed tina Directors ef
=. To transact all such other husiness
IS may ieFslly come before tho meeting
lnclodirE lhe approval and ratiaesfson ~
AZ action 81 the Board az Directors ami
o, the E%seuiiNe Committee since the iass
msetins nnls q the stockholders OF this Cor
For the purpose OF the meeting. .hs
nooss ioi sh- transfer Of stock ssiit ia
,siose9 az clock T., NJ. TUESDAY sep,en
tSr X 1922. and Will he reopensd az 10
SoyN ~ Al WsGnesday October 4 fsse
HUGH NELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES
---------------------------
242nd Dividend
BANK OF
The MANHATTAN COMP
CHARTERED 1899

New York, September l4th, 1922.
The President and Directors of the
Manhattan Company have this day
declared quarterly dividend Of SIX
PER CENT ,jl the Capital Stock Of
this Company, payable October End,
1922, to stockholders Of record at
the close Of business September
23rd, 1922.
Fhe transfer books will not close.
OWEN E. PAYNTER,
Vice-President & Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
The range or price

southern spot Observation-Disclosures steady,
35 points lower at 20.15c. sales, 1900
bales, New Orleans steady. 26 points lower
at 20 25c sales, 3,49A bales. NJ obile steady.
81 points lower at 1880: sales, 3a9 bales
Savannah steady, 38 points lower at 20. sac ::
sales, 2b5 bales. Norfolk quiet. 3S points
lower at 20.5oc; sales, l43 bales. Memphis
steady. unchanged at 2o.soc; sales. 1850
bales, st. Louis steady. 25 points lower at
20.76; sales nil. Houston steady, 40 points
lower at 10000; sales. 1929 bales Little
Rock steady, 3s points lowet at 20.37c:
sales. S,S08 bales. Dallas steady. 46 points
lower at 19.45c: sales II. 646 bales. Mont
gomery quiet, 26 points lower at 1866:
sales, 200 bales Fort Worth steady 40
points lower at i9.4oc; sales. 4.s19 bales
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Vice President a Gas
THE Glen EF..ND. CvNCISNATf.
CHICAGO & ST. louis Rf. co.

Neu YORK sep ernber l5.h 1929.
A dividend Of TWO yer CENT go 90 per
thsre) upon the Common Capital stock cf
this Company has been declared. payable On
Wednasahr November lat. 1922 TO stock
h0lderH Z record a. tho close % busineks On
EridaY. September 29th. 1922.
\ dividend - ONE AND oNE-QUART EE
PER CENT 81 Is per sharo) upon the Pre-
forrcd Capita. stock q 1h.s Company has
Seen declared. payable on Friday. octoner
%. 1922 10 stock holders % record at tho
close OF busress On Friday September goth.
1877
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS wifi hc received hy the ys,rs.,.
NJ % sGpi'ies AMI .teeovnts. Navy pensr,.
u 49, ~ .hlnSseN y. G. urtsl 10 oc;aelt
., m. tht 40. 1872, TOR delivering rrcct
st.H';iiS nra 'ics 70 ths Navy s;rppiv prnct
sossis ,o sf1oS,A ,s A. >. - srg- App.y for pro
gn,s % me NAVY Purchasing Once. Sew.
a",h, y. y. or 80 feA 5si,.,.an ~ s,..s..sfN
IN ana Aesounts- DAVID POTTER. Passna.,s-
1ehefai Of the Navy. a-al~22 sssS'
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stock Land Rank Rords

Joint Stock Land Bank
5s. 1951'31 ......1O1 1921 a IN
Joint Stock Land Bank
6Ass. 1sbl-1931. 1o3H 1o5Ih A7s
Joint Stock Land Bank
5s. Ia39-l324 .. eoX 10OU AK
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank btas lS5l-l931 iO53A 1854 Aeo
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank ts. .a3f-t94O 9o& 10oX Ies
Chicago FONT Stock Land
Bank 6s. is5i-.OaI 1927. max Xxx
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank us, REHABILITATION 1o3A sso
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
stamped Ad5ust.a.al Nerssase nonda
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Five-Year 20 Convertible Notes
Due Apri I, 1923

Coupons from these notes payable by their
terms In October /. 1922. as the principal
office OF the trustee in the Borough OF Man
haitian. city, OF New York. viii bc paid at
the Guaranty Trust Company Of New yor,,
at i4o broadway
II. A. NIcKERsoN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Bid and Asked

Following are tho closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on
the Stock Exchange in which there
were no transactions YESTERDAY:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

Rid Asked
Al R,me,v pr ".G' * NsSTN 57
Alb & Sus $50 900
Allen West ,l00Is -
| All Am Gable lfTa
! Alli Realty II
/ A G l1ye pr. LEX l134
! Anal Sugar. .. T21a so
Am Bnk Note 20 IS
/ do pr 49,. SO 81
( Am Beet s DR. T3 so
| A II S & r pr. 1857 ia
! Am Chicle sss 0
do mr. 90 20
Am Malt & G II a
Am Radia mr. l1sis
AM Sm mr. A a. o7
Am Snug lax 15iu
do mr. 100 1io u
Am N-h mr. So 90
Art Metals 14Is l5s;
At Bir & A. IN %.
At,a3fic Pot q asu
Allan Ref pr,ll5 1Is
Atlas Powder. 1854 I50N
do pr OF Ok
Barnet lea 60 80
do pr - 95 100
Batopilas NJ 81 /
Bayuk ur 1ls 125
Beech Creek IS
/ u Nut p pr'10S
/ Br Emp 81 II IA
do Isl pr "a *
j do I'd DR.. as 90
( Brown sh pr o. 9sA
Brunswick 90 q
BuN Il & p. 70
! do Or so 81
{ Buff & Sus TIM 30
do pr 80. 30 IS
Burns Brs pr 95 100
do prior pr.Il0 Il5
Bush Term. 100
do pr -. 9sIs aTH
Cal Pet pr. o. s5
Can Southern. 53 IS
Carson Hil. 10
Case J / pr. 90 90
Certairteed AZ
do ist pr... 81
CSPM & o pr.l06 1eS
Chile Copper. 241s %
Chino Copper 28s4 90
c C C & s L rs so
do pr 49,. OF ss
CT & Pitts. F.. 20 -
Cluett Pea pr sT% lo4
Coca Cola. 72m 72K
Con Gas Bait. ll9
Cont Can pr.1o2 -
C = e. r pr.Ile le3
Crex Carpet. >. 26 IS
Deere Co pr. 73 rs
Det Edison liz ll3
Bet II & Sw.. 81
bet Mack =. 25 80
do pr 80. 45
Det In RR.. 66R -
Diamond NJ. l05ta lo6A
ID S s & A. . 4
do pr ..... 6 s
Durham Hes. 81
do spr ..... 20
East kod pr. 10s -
Elkho.n c pr. SIX 50
I'm Bran. pr 35 40
Endi John pr-ll3 us
Erie < Fits. 5iM
e VI * s pr. 80 5s1s
Fisher by pr.ll0 lle
CASTOR WINS. Il !.
Gen Cigar pr. lo3 los
do pr deb 100 loT
Gen Motor pr sah 50
Gilliiand o pr 20 s5
Goodrich Pr. - S5
Hack Wat =. II
do pr -. u
Hartman Corp ~ sa
iielnle u w MS -
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

tho market made partial rccoytries On
covering. but mo general price trs nj was
downward. final priccs showing net iosses
for the day OF 10 % points Sales we're
estimated NJ q. 0t0 tons
The range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Suoor and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures-The market opened
unchanged to a ! point decline, then sold
off sharply on offerings from tired longs.
who apparently had become discouraged
over the inactive raw market and slow
improyement in refined sugar. AT times
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
UNITED CIGAR sTonEs coNPANy OF

COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND 40. 90.
A dividend Of two per cent o2ss) and
extra dividend OF one per cent q esf has
this day been declared upon the common
stock of this company. lssued and optstan6-
ing. payable December ist. 1922. 10 stock
holders Of record at the clone OF business on
Novembei 18th. 1892 No dividend shall hs
paid on or ty reason ot any and all Common
stock Dividend Warrants
The stock hookr viii not be closed
GEORGE WATTLEY. Treasurer.
Dated September 27th. 1923
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
FINANCIAL
TEE irCuIso TOPEKA AND
NbNrA FE RAILWAY COMPANY.
ioisr Teg Cent. One Hnndr Year

( uisr i'fg Cent. One HuHdresi-S ear
Stiusi iYlcnt Mortgage Bonds.
>c'.r- = htrcuy given that the Board -
O!.o'-'rs % his Co.apeny has declared 20
vcmler. 9"1-. annual insfsllment OF
interest to-in3 The t~vnty-s.Alh install
laenD ni,s. ASTAMFED Adjustrssnt
MortsaGc D~uas ~ to- rate - FouT Per
Cent i4oe) the par amount thereof.
being Fo,tv olinrs tStOl upon each One
thousand tt'iar ef.eOo) bond. and Twenty
dollars (:-gb upon each Five hundred dol
lar (s300) bonI. Sach Interest wifi be
paid a. tfe uidc- 0s the Company. No :
ooulon Ecnas upon ~ esentation and sur
'en.tr - ta' ,.pettiv" coupons Nun
Is L.EI;D -. aa1 oa the Reg isteref Bonds
- the ! -t .r.cfc5 holders thereof The
nsfer 10 i.s Z Che Registered Bonds
"! lose a., Dciobcr ?. ia22. and will re-
man c.e.s4 An..- NoN p Der !. 1872.
Stamped Adiustsn,at Mortgage Bonda.
SEN ANNUAL INTEREST
A sen ni-annnal insta.inent OF Two Per
Dent t5te) N respect of interest the
.TAMPEp AofCetiannt >fel-s.sSe 1so~S-
being Twenty Dollars (s2o) upon each Ono
thousand d1ilar tst.etpl ..4.4a. .na 81
dollars fsl0i upon each Five lpadred dol
iar fA5eap bond. vi - patd at tho offca
OF the Company, No. Nassau Street. New
HrsS 60 "a Npceiaser d. 1922. on tho
Coupon Bonds upon presentation and sur
Dhrf,p - ard on the Registered Bonds
TO the registered holders ssss4eo4
- tnc Registered Bonds
will close on October ?. 1929. ana viii re.
.-.u e..t s. ta November !. 1921
c. k COOPER Assistant Treaxurer
%ew YORK fl.g, September / =. 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cnbies-Spot cotton, fair busi-
ness at points decline; middling. 12.sed.
Sales, 5000 bales; American. 1000 bales
were due 5a to s points lower: they
opened quiet at to 9 points decline, and
closed quiet at net decline Of 9 TO 12
points. Closing: October. 12.22d; Decem
Der, 12.03d; January, 11.ssd; March. 1884:
May, 11.7sd July. 1850. Manchester:
Yarns dull and irregular: cloths dull.
Cottonseed Oil
market for cottonseed oil. and after
early advance of to IL points. based
the continued tightness in the crude si.ua-
ton, the market reacted reports that
crude was coming out little more freely.
and final quotations were to "a points
net lower. Total sales for the day were
S 900 barrels.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
OFFICE OF
THE UHTTED GAS IMPROVEMENT CO.
y. w Corner Broad aud Arch streets

y. w. Corner Broad and Arch streets
Philadelphia. - Septenber -. 1897.
The Directors have this day declared n
quarterly dividend cf one per cent. t5oS
per shareJ The common Stock Of this
Company. payable October -. 1922. to
holders OF Common stock OF record at tho
ose OF business september 80. 1872
Checks wii. be mailed
lgw. MORRIS '-rensursr.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Foreign Bonds
M cella eous Markets
Sugar Stocks

Sugar Stocks o
Car sug ~ ASSeo Bid. Asked.
Contl Sug. q lKlNtI An -So 20
r -. National.140 143
Ftrdo u,rre IRE. 70 - Nj Ntque. $50
Isdi ne" - ~ lSavannah. so 54
0"'A"' 1.-Two llo do pf. "a OF
certificates of Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Nn<es
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
CIIICAoo rNi:LMArIc root CoMPANY.

DIVIDEND NO. 10.
4 Guartelly dividend OF per cent has
been declared On the Common Stock Of this
Company. iAyatie October 25th. 1929. to
sto kholders of record al the close Of bGsl-
ness October l.:h. 1922.
J. l.. PRICE. Treasurer.
New York September 26th. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Livestock. Meats. Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago.
steers fair to
prime, 100 lbs. $500 900 - q -
d e d beef.
sides, ID. .l1W .f9 .09D IL
Live veais, com
mon TO prime.
100 ibs...,.... ?.oQGf 1850 o.50Q 600
Dressed veal, city
10 ......,..... 1870 ~ .iiU -
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

New York sept. 20. 1924.
The board OF Directors have this day
declared a quarterly dividend Of 81 upon
The capital stock OF this ban3. payable free
Of Cay and state tax ana after Sept
20, 1922. 80 stockholders Of record a. tho
cosc Of business Sept; SG 1929.
a. ~ SNOW, Cashier.