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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-10
The People Want 10 Know the Facts
About tho Guarantees Bark Fund
A Hsni Accountant
For state Examiner and inspector I
HENRY WfllMe0tNo

ABOUT INC Gu4fsnte4 SANK F"Ha
A nsni Accountsnt
For state Examiner and inspector 4
4 HENRY WfLlMENiN0
IN "a Iettor ~ the Attorney General
dated fnb 3t. 1915. tho Iata Col istss
lore. Chairman of the atpcfai aa
said In part
Henry wIllmcrins W. es., SRA
with the r0rpors,ios Gommlasfsn 1901
until f;yii as u .v~-.. c.sseuninnt aud
staslstlrian ~. h ha4 d~.auasss atssi
both HIS fidelity SD ability. iis IA
a true friend " the people. Ills work
was during tho pioneer period. wl4en
tho fonDdamental work waa done on
wwch rass most Of the important re-
suiiw secured later Ills work hah
stood fhs textH of practice. also iitl-
cation IN State and Federal courts
lie " thoauthor In part of our freight
and sxbvexs rates Since 1914. In
our successful rfforts Ia sustain
these rates IN thu Supreme Court. Mr..
wiiImering WAS In consultation In az
advisory capacity fssluentiy though
not eutioyed by the Stats and ru-
ceiyad nothing for hIx services yis
Devised 3he annual Hnd inonthtly r..
port forms w which Information ~
secured from public xNs..se COM
paniss lifs Ii The suthor ~ account
Ing classificatIons and systAtns. We
have mover bad reason 10 slmndon or
modify conclusions 70 which bis
judgment contributed" "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-10

ruuea f'iIs ThrNv hantFea hanA i
throughout shs eaanty Ass Feksarslaa
VI playlnk me @Aiarea i'ungaH gha
r,AFch wristen By Walisas II ltaN
nah, director uf gAs ruaea rHs
glaawbeF of eeww avca band Il Kas
featured At Tho eenlnanial sFpgtahs
III Marion. ohiu. for rssasdsNs Hart
Irx aud unnerAl psrshing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-10

Oklahoma City Pharmaceutical
organizations will b. hoia A chs stats
capital August 20 and ~ ~ she state
hoard ~ pharMeey, according ~ Az
annmNeneut rhade heFs ty W r.
JaiFssl. president of tha h0ara
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-10
One Dollar Saved Repressnss Ter
Doiiars Earned

One Dollar saved Nepftktnss Ten
Dollars Earned
The average man does not saya 10
exceeded ten rcr cent of his earnings
HE must epend ninc dollars In living
expenses for every dollar saved That
being the case he can not be too care.
fui about unnecessary expenses. Very
often few cents properly Invested,
like bsfyiux soods for his garden will
save several dollars outlay later on lt
is the same In buying chsmberiain's \
Collie and nlarhoea Remedy II,
costs aaif few cents, and bottle of
Il In thu house often xavos DOCTORS
bin OF several dollars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-10

McAiesssr "A n4oFsKaae which coal
tias 10 reuotd ana nn whlfl, sbA sms
wss $4,000 MSS Ilied In ghs esuaty
sierk's offirn hers fhn considers
tlon named 10 the mortasga wss
sa.soo.oao Tho lnatsKagN waa mlssa
~ ihe tentrai Coal a coka CO.. Il
al ~ tho Thleamo fiank anF Tsraas
company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-10
Children CRY
F0A ftfrcnTn'y
G a 8 r O RIA
mllI f4,Ns SWEEPING;
WANTS fM ssErtsi.kis

kshM4a. Miss, Ialy ~ 4. Fhs
yssAaburw ilrfais to-day weeaaf~a ~
Injunction ID rrnvsnt tfe safsrsmsnt
III SUNDAY blae laws ~ the vxtsns
that shsy enali prevsas shs ptsassAx
F4a circulation ~ shs Hansaay r*p~v
sitter midnight oe astarsiay fhe pa
guf waA faFeed ~ suspend woek aa
TAI aundasn taaues at Midusxht
shyuaeh HsFEat eafHssHnaan
~ Aanang sluslng Laws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-10

nrlstow REV r r camrEselt. pastor
~ the sMethodins church iHta was
presented FoFd ~ members II hAA
congregation. snd now has 9saa witt
his family Ia the FORD on manshs
trip 10 southern Tnsas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-10

N0gm#a NlnateaH rwllninaa aes
i, ss gA'lvsN are Represented IN the
i'fmy TeT Il 1AIAho,ae shsa ssmniar
by tlas Bu@sR esqdenta. accasainK u
lsrlea lsu,h liolhfcok Aaefesary "
tha Y. w. q A.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-10

IiarticsvlIle .I'lann fef ealnpaiKa
fof ihe Improvement Ia ihe kfade az
whoa, raised ~ pklahosas are helng
Formulated by sha Soatiswestefs
Wheat Impoverished asseelaslos. ~
eoraing 70 4 ~ iIalnsr.. preeiasas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-10

Ardniofe Leonard f'stman, Kradns
ata " tho Oklahoma A. a NJ. college,
has been selected 60 illl the office ef
assistant county aKent of Carter
county Putnam will have his haad
quarters A Wilson and viii eosop*
crate wlth Iohn " aimpssn. eosasy
agent. whoss offiee 10 hsfe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-10

pitcher " t Hale mammF VI Inc
balc Hardware aNd Ma.sfassHtlsa
sempauy. has purchased safsss BIZ
l'ane and II sulpgAns hlmseig glslHg
iAe plane Is being driven moasly b.
ishn sssaaFtvri vleu president VI slss
bank u Pitcher. sho vas 10 taa alr
psfylrs la tha woVga wNT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-10
PAT sTeEHs soLIO ron
$4,000 70 NEsRAskAN

BartlsvIiic. July 10 sxt steers.
pssfured on tho snccuIent pastures
OF osaxs cc.nty this spring. are W
be finished on the farm of John
Frederi<ks. banksr of GALLOWAY.
Heb. This ls tnae Of 1895 steers. soid
Ny osage county ranchmen 1he
steers brought gsi,0o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-10
A splendid MsdIslrs sor ths sssmseh
aNd Liver

"cbambessain's Tablsss for thu
stomach and Iiyef ars splendid
neysr tire of telling my friends and
nsirhbors OF their qualities. wfiles
Mr.. wiiliam voiimer Eastwood. n,
Y. When bilious. eonsfipoted or
tr0skbied with indignation. give them 4
trisi. Thsy wtll q yos 1904.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-10

Th~ eshlassp have pt'@sfvea ths's
anaaal fyaawa beat festival alnes HA7
ii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-10

Meish The fsFss whsat htafAsssl !
here ramp fFom she farm II FAllFy
p1eihaFs, anA "A Kala ta hasa yNnla
ed rs hanhels Il she srs ghs srFas
helHg ~ poHnds
f4p ss~s*sssN~e
Mes asa taafMe Guernsey Alasfles
governor II lhe Hasafy alnha. III 90
tsseenlh District was lhe ansss ~
henaF al the rtHalaF wvehly hnsA
can ~ shu NuwMss NetsgY elas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
MEMBERS DECIDE
TO SPEND S24O.OO0
ON WESTMORELAND

CONTINUED From First ragc.)
Lancaster, secretary. The repor,
was discussed at length. and several
members who were al first opposed
to tn" proposed improvements, hut
VINO afterwards changed their vote
and Went with the majority in favor
OF che committees report.
The announcement Was made hy.
MI Lancaster, who read the name of
each member voting and how he
voted
The Wcscmorrland club was or
Eani%cd in 1877 in the old home of
General Robert Il. Lee. AT 707 East
ritnk'in street. y few years Later
ih' property at the southeast cor
Nor "i Grace. and Eighth Streets wa,
purchased and tn" club has sine
h""n at that location. Harry Uc,h
"as its first president.
IN" Wcstmorelamd club OF Rich
mond Is one OF the best know,
'iu"S TN tn" South. and has enter
canned som" OF the most DISTINGUISHED
men ~ tho United States. MANY
n",ahir social functions have been
tn" special committee that recon
'h"nd'd IN" enlargement aud i'm
rtoN'm"nt "f the club was composed
OF Frederick T.. Noting. chairman:
lr Beverley K. Tucker. l.. NJ. C'rutch.
i'!d. II y. Ljtchford. II II. ,;corr.
r. aHd j. Kent Rawlcy and T.. l..
TesSler.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
SR|PBU|LD|NG SUIT
BEGINS At ALEXANDRIA
Virginia Corporation Seeks to
Recover Damages Amount
ing TO S6,00O,OOO.
IBy AssOciatcd Press.

ALEXANDRIA,, VA, Oct. 23.-Ar-
sum'nt Of counsel in tho case
brought by the Virginia Shipbuild-
ing Corporation In an effort to re.
cover approximately $6.cOO.o eo from
the shipping Hoard and Emergency
Fleet Corporations was begun today
hcfog" Judge Waddill III tn" Eastern
Virginia Federal Court with attor-
icyS for the government not only
uis putting the validity Of tn. claim
OUT c"htcndiug that tho corporation
and tho Grot"n Iron Works. of Gro
ton. conn. with which il is CONSOLE
dated. is Indebted TO the government,
TO the extent Of S2i.OOO.uU0.
Charles w. Morse of New York
former president of the Virginia
Shipbuilding Corporation. who. with
ms tire" sons and eight alleged
business associates. was Indicted
last February hy District OF CO.
'unhia Federal grand Jury for con
NpIrdcy to dciraud the government
IN connection with shipping CON
tracts, was among those in court
Inc corporations suit Is based on
me question of accounting and in
N"!NcS the construction OF uine ships
nuiIt during the war at the virriui,
c"mp"mys Alexandria yard. Thn
corporation contends that II has :,
valid claim against the government
Tor about s6.o0c,1o0 for constructs ,,
~ tn" vessels, which subsequently
were seized 10y the Shipping Isonrd
Su"h action. IL is declared, has urc-
vented the compuny from fulfilling
it's contract
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
SALESMAN RISKS LIFE
IN REsCu|NG BABY
Irwin Price Rushes Into Burn
ing Building for Child
Mother Forgot
lSpccial Is The Times. pisnot.

Special {" The Times Dispatch.I
ESTER. VA. Oct. 2a.-Ir
YIN Price. a travelling salesman. OF
inns city. saturday saved a sin
monthS-"ld child from burning Ia
ueath in fire that DESTROYED ,
farmhouse near Gore, Va. after TN.
mother IN u moment ~ foruciful-
ness, due Ia excitement. had u.,.-
I""t"d I" rescue her babe Price.
WI" WAS passing in an AUTOMOBILES
SAW IN" roof Of the house AFR. and
~ one. CAV" an alarm. lie helped
Ihr woman 10 get many articles Of
iurniiur" out aud assisted her ana y
2-y"mr-o!d girl to a place OF: safety
lie sth'n asked whether any ON. nls.
was IN the house. when the mother
suddenly remembered that her baby
WAS aSiccp upstairs. i'rica l.apcn
cl' Il stairway three steps AZ a time
anu after cropping his way through
E"nsc smoke. with flames roaring
overhead, he found the infant al
most Sumocatcd. The child r"viyco
when taken from the house \ mo
mcni later the roof fell in with n
crash that sent sparks and cmbers
hYinS in every direction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
CHAMBER BEGINS DRIVE
FOR 900 NEW MEMBERS
Live,Nirc Members Of Civic
BodygArc Assigned 10
districts. ~

Iive-wire members OF the Rich
mcnt Chamber of Commerce We're
assigned 10 districts at II meeting
held at the Jefferson Notc! last night,
and today aud tomorrow they Will
conduct an intensive campaign for
800 now members. The names Oh
the rul! o! the chamber today total
1881, ana It is the desire "a increase
this 10 past tho l.5O0-mark III order
that greater strength he given the
chamber In its various activities for
the upbui!ding OF Richmond along
all lines.
Il. McC. Burlington Is chairman OF
the campaign committee. and at las;
nights meeting the plan OF action
WAS discussed in detail. Representa-
tive business ARMS and corporations
and Individuals not yet on the mem
hcrship rolls VIII be asked - join
tho Richmond Chamber OF Commerce.
The chamber is engaged in four
hiS projects ~ the present time
Ia" IMPROVEMENT of ShIckoc Creek.
the w.dcnirs and dvcNcniiu.s of Jprlcs
H.Nrr hctr'r freight rates. and in.
dustriN expansion. These protects
huy. been undertaken since the
elevation ~ Isaac J. Marcuse TO the
prrsidcacy. and thcro has been whole
hearted Endorsement Of the projects
10y the civic organizations OF thu
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
STATE DELEGATES ARRIVE
FOR NEAR EAST FARLEY
DIR. ionan, Representatives
upshaw and Montague on
Program for Talks.

Every child in the orphaudEcs un-
der the protection OF tho American
Nag is as safe as IL he ar she were
IN this country" John r. NoriS re
lieious director OF tho Near East
who Will address Approximately zoo
NirEiniaus assembled in Broad street
Community Church this morning at
tho oncn!ur OF the Virginia Near East;
Relief Volunteer Workers Confer
cnce In session here, said last night.
Mr.. Noris spoke in answer L. qucs-
tiors from Near East Relief Officials
throughout the state. ".tro the chill
drcn ""inc cared for In Armenia by
America and Americans Saft2'
While we normally TAX" care of
100000 adult refugees in addition TO
10000 orphans in our or;krauarc..
we are now handling S00.o0O adti-
tioral as a result OF the Smyrna dis
astcr' h" said Yet, children are
always uppoymost i'm our minds and
paramount. The Turks have all but
rendered extinct the Armenian ma
ton
Armenia IS aor; ~ buffer state.
which first meets M"hanncdau raids
on Christian nations. The Turks
have dcstroNd everything IA the
danger zone. Knowing this. the safe
~ OIL we llN.'"V tuliNfen mas ht'n
carefully guarded We have saved
them from dcn,h hy stnrvatiou we
arc feeding. clothing and educating
them 10 be leaders OF the future Ar
mcnian nation.
The gratitude OF thcs" children
and ~ what adults remain aliv" is
touching European nations. on whom
We have spent billions. may be dis
irpStful to W.. bat the country on
whom "" have spent only $4,000
0oo in philauthrophy is most CRATE
FIJI The attitude ~ The future Ar
wcnia toward America cannot 10
imagined. one hundred and ten
thousand leaders or their race saved
and trained by The American people.
q half-million adults kept alive until
their country could he rehahllitated:
think Of what the Armcnians viii
think nf us In the future"
Delegates began to arrive for the
conference last night. They rockcd
into the city and will hear during
the day the leading figures in the
Near East Relief in America. pr.
1Sanc Yonan, of Richmond. who was
overseas for State Chairman Oliver
J. Sands. making g survey OF condi-
tions and Of the Virginia Near East
OrphanaEc, In which 5000 children
are being kept, Will he In Richmond
to address the assemhlasc. Other
speakers today Will include Repre-
sentative upshaw, of Georgia. the
evangelist 81 Congress-" and Repre-
sentative Andrew Jackson Monta-
que.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
BRIDGE MEASURE
WINS BY ) TO i

lContinncd From First lagc)
whiI" the members from the lower
Lrahrh We're equally az solid for Il.
w TN four votes 10 start with i'm the
ho"rd OF Aldermen, il was I.lt las,
night by observers that the papcr
VIII have rough sailing through that
BODY. as three additional votes
would Kill it,
Ernd~ Monument Avenue.
me committee agreed to recon-
m'hu an appropriation of $4,000
'"r the grading ana gravcling Of
oMnHncnt Avenue extended. from
h"SehtHih Road TO Duntreath, over
property already dedicated to the
city. An appropriation of .5,ooo wms
recommended for grading and gray
cling Characteristic Avenue north of
Map.cwood Avenue to Bellevue Ave.
hh"' ana petition to close Moore
street between Allamont and sum.
NIT Avenues boulevard Field, was
recommended or rejection.
resolution to improve Grove
AN"nU" between Gilmour street and
koscncath Road was referred To ma
Director OF WORKS with power to ar,
and resolution authorizing Myrtle
Grove Cemetery To- use a road
through tho Ci!y Farm was rahlcL
\ resolution TO abandon creek Street
between tahclI aud Roans also was
'"p''"' y resolution to ACQUIRE
property to rcliyntc an alley in ,bc
"."'" h"Eh""d by clay and Leigh
streets, The boulevard and Shcppord
street VAS recommended for ador.
H"n y resolution directing IN. Vir.
~.'''' Railway and Power COMPANY
!" '"i'|'" the street between its
'THrr- pn Marshall street h.,,,c.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
MASOHS IN CONvOCAT|ON
At MASONIC TEMPLE
Gather From All Parts of Nir.
ginia for ll5th Annual
Event.

scores OF MlSOnS from every soc.
lions Of Virginia came to Richmond
yesterday Ia take part in prc!im-
mary exercises incidental to the be-
ginning Of the li5thc annual convocu-
ti"n of the fraternity, which Will be-
gin at Masonic Temple tonight.
hundreds will he here in time for
the opening meeting. The working
committee Of the Grand Royal Arch
chapter began to function y"ster-
day. and today the excmpliiication
work VIII II. done by the commit
tee Tn" committee is composed Of
John 7. Cochran. The Plains: James
+. Alexander. Alexandria: James II.
Price, Hichm"nd, James Bowman.
Roanoke: William Chapman. Ports
mouth, and w. u. Whi,cscn, Of Rich-
mond.
In" officers or the Grand chapter
arc: william Chapman. high priest.
Portsmouth: J. G. Gr"cnluv. king.
Lynchhurg: j, j. Matteru. scribe
Richmond: George w Poe. treasurer
Richmond. J. Gus ilankins. secretary
Richmond: James II. Blanks, sccrc-
tary emeritus, Petersburg: X. : Ru-
cher. captain of host. Iiarrisouburg:
~ 'IIihcF, principal Sujourncr. ru-
IaShi: w. +. Bowden, Royal Arch
captain. Norfolk; T. A. Joachim
master OF third veil. Charlottesvillc;
j. Leon Good. master second veil.
Portsmouth; Alex. w. bryant. mas
ter hrst veil. retcrsburs j j. Eng
liHh' Jr.. deputy treasurer, Richmond:
'h'ri"s y. Ncsbitt. deputy secretary.
Richmond; Frank 7. McFaden H. II.
chaplain. Richmund: Oscar J. Adams.
marshal. Richmond; James y. ram
pin, Tier. Kichmonl: John Z. Coch
ran. lecturer. The r!ains. James T..
Alexander. assistant lecturer. Mex
hhdria and Joseph w EggI,Ston.
correspondent. Richmond.
Following the annual meeting q,
the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Ma
sons, the centennial conclnvc OF tn.
hhlshtS TGmpiar of Virginia will
u" h"!d Thursday and Friday. Elab.
prate plans have been complAtcd for
thus" exercises.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
Indian Princess.
Flappcr, Is Exiled
Try Associ,..n rrc..I

llArFIEi.D. WIS. oct ca
Princess Ncwana GayiiSh. Winnie
baGo Indian beauty. of Hatfield.
UPSET thousand years Of tradi-
ton. when She hobbcd her hair
and introduced her fellow red men
I" flapperism, Tier father, chief
Running Wolf. and her husband.
Dan Gayhsh. put on a war dance
that made tho silent forests sound
IKE reunion OF hoilcrmakors.
After the storm had cleared.
Ncwann found herself AN exile SO
TAR nv her relatives wcr. con-
ccrned. Hut not being easily dis
turhcd, she accepted her miSfor-
,un" with II smile and that eve
ming she and her baby SON turned
their backs on the old reservation
and went Ia Nebraska. where an
uncle left her si5.c00 and a large
tract of land Sh" will attempt To
cultivate the land
Newana is Is years of age. and
mas been married three years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
BONAR LAW TAKES
REIN AS BRITISH
PRIME MINISTER

continued From First pase)
MS remarks today. il Viii no, il. ar
an cvcntful character
ftcrious to the breakdown of his
health which forced him tcmpnrariIv
! =" rotir% from politics. Bonar Law
80 very close friend Of Llov,i
| ''ortc, and WAS Identified win Tho
ehiir" coalition policy; il is. there.
'"r'' practicailN impossible that he
can IN any important measure ~,
! verse this policy, thus, unless IInyJ
Ic"rEe should take a strong turn i'm
ms h'IicE. there will be little di!-
.ort"rc between the policies OF tho
two men. 80
-, "h''St One al Personalities.
NJ contest seems likely to b. one
81 personalities of men rather ,hnr
measures. 80 far as these ,v.n ,,a..''
M. concerned The free Lii,.r,Is
'"u inc l.ab"ritcS have of rnr,s
"c'i-dciihcd policies, and accorJi,,.,
10 present Indications are -.s,iut.L
uPp"Sr" I" any merger with llovd
I'i"rS.. even should the former Pre-
of them. '''''
IN" i.ab"rites will rcScn, tho fin
ing Of the elections for mi,iw..I, ana
"Il represent the dccisinn as !, d.
il"erate intention Of the ,'uionis,
pattN to handicap the woriiugmcn
ISIS IL" bhicnistS have two ar
SumnntS against delaying tbc cl.,
ti"nS until the following Saturday
hrSi. that a short time is allowed for
Passing Irish legislation. and s,.-
ono mat the country dislikcs "a gen
trai election so near Christmas he
| cause II interfercs with Christmas
shopping
M"uid hrnsscmhlc November 20.
IT the elections ar. held on No
veneer 10. Parliament will be able
% IcaSscmblc on the 20th, hut srv.
era! days Will lc consumed In
swearing In the members. clcctiiu
TIE Speaker ana debating the rcplv
|" the KINGS speech, which. il is
tNprcicd, VIII contain only one leg.
iSla'ire item. namely. the Irish con
S'i'utl"n. Thus there VIII he very
few days LETT 10 debate the Irish
hili. hud the Prime Minister Will
rr"ha"1y invite I'll" House 10 pass 1t
practically without debate as AN
agreed measure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
Pc ROLEUM COMPANY
ANNOUNCES DIVIDEND
Ian-Anlcrican. Directors APP
prove 2S Per Cent Bonus
at Meeting.
Try AsSociatod Vress. |

NEW YORK, Oct, 2S-Dcclaration
of "a stock dividend of - por cent
by the rnu-A American Petroleum and
transport Company. PAYABLE in class
~ stock unon the common and
class ~ stocks "f thS company, an
in"rcas" from $3.50 /" 50 in the
( quarterly dividend on both common
, stocks, including that issued as a
I STOCK dividend and "A plan fur IN
cNchhnEc az McNi:ln Petroleum com
mon ana preferred stock - nor cont
81 which is owned hy the Pau-Amor-
i'an company for i'au-Am"rican ~
stock. was announced tonight by
Edward l. poh"my. head ~ both com =
panics. The plan was approved to.
DAY at a meeting Of tn" board of
directors OF tho ran-Amerlcan Com
pany.
Finn "r E>rhun-r.
Under the plan of exchange. there
VII! b" ISSUED two and II half shares
Of class II; Fan American stock for
each share OF tn" common utocR III
Mexican Petroleum and one aud one
zenith shares OF class "H" rau-Am"r-
ican for each Mexican Petroleum
preferred
Mexican Petroleum common stock
holders are advised 10y Mr.. poh.ny
that tn" cXchanG" wiii net Them an
Increased dividend earning of ;l3 :,
Shdr" annually over the present ST.
dividend on that stock. Ia ilIustrn-
ton Of this. n points out that The
present authorized dividend ON Fan
American stock Is 81 Il share, THAI
two and half shares at $ per avn.
mum equals $50 yer auuum. and that
the stock dividend al - I"r con; en-
and h.tl S1r
of a share. the dividend on which ut
III" rate OF $ p"r anuum. is -.
making a total return o. s25. The
cNchansc al Mexican Petroleum pre-
i"rrcd stock for rau- American ~"
VIII result IA ~ increase of 81 per
annum In dividends, provided The
present rat" is maintained.
Total Return SIa.
Under tn" original offer Of TIA" di-
r"ot"rs of the ran American Com
rany, holders OF MeNicau Petroleum
common stock were TO b" given iNvu
shar"a or nonv"tinr Pan Amcrican
"B for each one al Mexican Pc
trclcum common This offer was
originally made in 1919. ana at Tn.
close al 1920 the company stated
tina, more than 20 per cent of the
McAicmn Petroleum stock had Locu
exchanged.
had outstanding $l2.0IU,DuO in non
cumulative per cent preferred
stock and $+3.l6i.I0o "f common
stock rrar value $1,000. OF which tho
Pan American Company. as OF Jun
20 1922. owned Sa.N35.uoO of the pr,.-
hrrrcd and s3IdGI.a00 Of The com
mon. The surplus az the company
"n July 81. 1922. was sa7,i24GGl
Tn" Pan American Commtny has
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GAS.REDUCTlON
MEASURE TABLED
(con,nucl From Firs, rago1

CONTINUED From First raaol
N.hluns prices, an increase in expense
OF SiIJ.26S.22 which is equivalent to
AN Increased COS, per l0UO toe, sold
"f .22aJ. Tn. total cost tor the on.
GRAFTON Of tn" EHS service FOR tn.
FIRST min. months Of this year. based
on ne LOCO cubic feet paid sales, was
.''i- under tho prevailing prices for
material this total wo4ld br sllo75.
Sh"rk"r trcck Winter rUe.Im..
Alderman Melton sought To- amend
his orig iual proposition by making
tn" pr!'" |il0, but this was voted
down. th"s" against It being Massl",
RIDDEN. liniau! Workman and
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year WAS 100 "a. I Pan American
~ and "B' closed today at ., Is
ana 81 81. respectively. as compared
with their respective lows for 1872
OF iSi and a.
Mr.. hohcny. In his notice to stock e
holders, reports that present pro-
dUciiru ~ at III" rate al 1873. 900 bar
r"IS daily. and that tn" monthly
earnings 81 III" Pam american Com
phnN 1" dat" have averaged $500
Oh" IN rCiu;atIon of recent rcpUriS
that th- saltwater invs sion" had
caused II serious depreciation IN the
property and valuation OF Mexican
light oil properties