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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14
For County Commissioner.

Theo. Slower announces bis candi.
dacy for tho office OF county com.
missioner. southern district. subject
To the action Of the democratic pri-
mary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14

Mrs. C. w. Orear. of Alex, under
went an operation in hospital here
this week. She is recovering from
the effects of the operation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14

Saturday special, Chickasha Green
house. Phone iS. 1i-lt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14

DR.. j. c. Luster of Davis was in
Chickasha last Saturday and Sunday
at the home Of Mrs. Anna e. Luster,
attending the funeral of little Lolita
Threlkeld, his niece.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14

Watch the Edison Shop window for
the latest in sheet music. It,.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14

Mrs. ]. w. Jance, who lives seven
miles west of Chickasha. underwent
an operation in hospital here yes
torday. Her condition is very fav-
orable. II was reported today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14

Saturday special, Chickasha Green
house. Phone 4S. Hit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Thornton expect
to leave tomorrow morning for Medi-
cine Park where they will spend sew
eral days. They will be accompanied
by Miss Venus Farmer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14

We have the piano that will fit
four home at the Edison Shop. It,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. John Ford. who have
been living on South Fifth street
left yesterday for Medford. Okla
homa. where they expect 10 reside
on n farm near there. For some
timo Mr. Ford was following the car
pcntcrs trade here.
Buy that new Columbia GRAPHIC
phone at the Edison Shop l.
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Or0tOry, Not Facts,
McNparran's WeapO5,

CsnsaassA frsn Pass oss
democracy might AZ well Kiss the God.
dess Of Success fond farewell In 1877.
Somebody, fancy, clipped OFF, Mr.
McSparran to this sentiment.
Only in q minor key does he SING
. socialistic song now. n
But the note IL there, I discovered,
Il is q direct appeal to his listeners 70
recognise class distinction.
An inhammatory idea that IL nm.
democratic; sentences that are intended
to arouse class prejudice.
Meyer before have I heard anything
exactly. like Il on the Democratic OF
Republican hustings Of Pennsy1vania, Il
would be moro In place at q socialistic
rally, with policemen present. in the
audience or on tho aide lines.
It 10 all 20 unnecessary. Il Is DRAG.
ging an issue IN BY the ears; and that
Issue 10 Mr.. Pinchot's personality.
It answers q criticism i heard year,
ago Of another political outburst, TITS
rotten politics and worse Judgment.
Discussing the personality Of Ais
McSparran delivers himself Of such
sentences a. these!
'Giiford Pinchot u not sysn Psnn.
sylvania. He was born up IN Connect. /.
cut. When 10 sot Into politics 10
bought an old homestead farm IN Pike
County 40 q voting residence.
"Pinchot u . millionaire. He nsy>r
knew what Il was to want for any.
"Hs has always enjoyed ne luzuriss
He tens you that h = going to
Harrisburg to look afbsr Jour inter.
sstsi to take care e6 you.
"What does this milliena4ys know
about your wants, Jour styusyle to
make ends meet TO pay Oh the mort.
gage on the farmf
"He's never had - WA % you
have, for years, to raise money to wipe
out Q mortgage.
Hasps Upsn Fegsonalft10
He has never put his Last dollar
into corner grocery, or Z business
enterprise, and then, work night and
day, 70 make it Q suocess. -.
what sympathy has a'man like that
p i'He doesn't understand you, and
yet he wants 10 take charge of the
business "of this great corporation Of
yours which We. call the. Commonwealth
Of Pennsylvania, aud run It for you"
There 10 q lot more in similar vein.
I heard Mr.. McSparran make these
same statements at four different meet
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inen. There was no anDwefine applause
or mufHnur Of approval.
I. This portion Of his speeches. sounded
like the echo Of communist's speech
I heard in Hyde Park. London, q few
0VOnt On tSs later oeca.,sn, II. spsahsr
carried Q red nag and told his audience
they were fools because they let rich
people have all the good things Of life.
4 was the Mcpparran idea clad in
different costume. I
Of this attack BY. saying that he had
nothing aeainst rich men.
Riches were Q mighty nice thing and
were oil right II used Alright.
Clifford Pinchot hasn't used biz
wealth right. He spent q quarter Of
o million dollars In the primary fight,
thing unheard Of BEFORE" said Nc
| Hpafran. a
Brushes Facts Asas Easily
Clifford Pinchot did not spend 4 guar.
ter Of q million Of dollars Of HE money
In the primary compaign, % most peo-
p'i He mad CdHii sps.d, hewsvsr. semstAin,
over 500, 900 out Of bic private pocket.
| Anyhow, Il was his own money. II
wasn't Alched from once holderA OF
drassed from corporations looking for
fayors. l.s.
Besides. he came out and FRANKLY de-
clared all the facts.
| Mr.. McSparran 1tande CORRECTED.
| Another declaration that displays 4
lack Of information on the subject wns
made. BY Mr.. McSparan In all Of bis
speeches. Iii
He was drumming on the string Of
gross mismanagemen at Harrisburg In
the Affairs Of the State.
'Miiiions of dollars have bssn mis-.
spent at Harrisburg. The men at The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18

cass analoaous = dat Ok eerea1n
ern States that are non -prUgro4 N
cause the Democrats have been -
for generationr and have cluuo oD0$
aciously to ante.bcllum ideas.
The most specious overture - nehQ
to Republican hearers II that 0oy
elect him this year. and give bin a.
opportunity to clean out the excess Dofs
gage and political incompetents n Icfs
fce, and then four years from now elect
q Republican State ticket.
Chastened with the rod Of defeat, ~,
McSparran claims that Republican goo6
government would thereafter bs -.
sured.
But what about the ousted Dsnnes
Gratis?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18

ture, and an ths rsst q the multi.
tudinous bureaus, commissions. depart
ments and of1cials who have any
right to make report have been turn :
ing them In.
There IL enough material in Harris.
burg on Capital Hill to hold Mr.. Nc
Sparr9@fs attention and excite his In
vtseus the nfpI.s:.ne fSI.: e imor.cn fas .s
that no II unfamiliar with his subject
or else 10 using q basis Of fact that
exists only in his imagination.
He makes a clever appeal to Re :
publicans to vote the Democratic ticket
on the basis that he Republican Party
long continuance in power has begotten
all the evils against which he breaches.
Cleverly he points out, too, that q
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Of the Pamphlet Laws Of tho Legislative
Sessiop Of 1919. he. will 1nd on paEe
80 an act approved April 8 Of that
wear.
Il provides that reports Of depart.
ments, bureaus, and officials shall here.
after b prepared biennfally. prior 70
the first Of June Of odd numbered ysais.
These reports mus, be submitted %
the Governor and shall then be pub.
1ished only II he 80 directs.
Their publication 10 not compulsory
as formerly.
Reports Are Being Made
Every department at Harrisburg has
been making these reports.
The Departments of Education, OF
Highways, Internal Affairs, Agricul-
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overStepped the limits ok fact and m.
dulsed In Q Night Of rhetorical isncr-
nnco.
McSparran, who aims 10 manage
the business Of this great corporation
known a. the Commonwealth Of Penn.
sylvania," should familiariss himself
with matters that are common knowl-
edge In every governmental department
at Harrisburg, vis:
Departmental reports are not pub.
Iished Every yenr.
Until 1910 this was the case. The
reports were first submitted to the Gov.
ernor and then printed according to
law.
The Legislature Of 1919 completely
revolutionised this procedure.
II Mr.. McSparran will obtain q copy
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OFFICIAL INQUIRY
INTO C2 WRECK
pmlosrs Imply That Fabric
Used Was Not Up to
I otandard
no SALVAGE POSSIBLE

om Anto1io, Ts1., Oct. 10.--A board
n inquiry today began an inquiry 10
ssesrmine causss Of che szplosion which
a,sessysd tAs amy dirisibls C-2 yss-
tardsv just % Il was starting with
Eleven passenCsrs on an exhibition flight
0'sTs Tss sni iss.sc,. dsr.,,sl., which had
completed q moee-0oantry flight from
f1nslsy Field, Va, to San Francisco,
md Wa on IT. homsward voyage, 10 q
conpisos wreck, With no salvage posEi-
HasAA Of ths pa0snCsrs weas injured
when they jumped from fifteen to
twsnty fsst Just before the C.2's by.
Major a. A. Strauss, osmnsndsf Of
The G.2, was expected 10 testify he
Seiieved that the accident was caused
nv fabric quilting sae q the envelope a.
t6s Biz dir4gible stasted from the
brooks T1sad hangar. This, IN the
epinion Of ssme emcsrs, implies that
The fabrio ussd IN constructing the
dirisfbls was nst up 70 standard.
Major Strauss estimate Of the value
Of thS C-2 WAS S70, 900. Il originally
sost de Government $270, 900.
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head o. this government knew what
they were doing when they concealed
this condition from the people," he
went on.
Don't You know that there has not
been report issued from any depart
gssr %sn, n ana assrlsIifs for more 'nan 'nfe'
'"They did not want to Issue reports.
They knew their deeds would not stand
the light Of day
Nobody denies mismanags cement, II not
worse, in two departments at tho State
Capitol. The facts are before the pub
lie.
Il was the NvMrNa PUEBLO LKDoER
that brought these derelictions to light.
Not Always Accurate
What Mr.. McSparran might have
said was that no report had been made
BY Auditor General Snyder for several
years before he retired from that of{ice.
When, however, he asailed all the
bureaus and departments, Of the soy-
ernment at Harrisburg as q whole, he
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AGED PASTOR RsriRss

IAnedAle, OCT. 10.-Ths Rev. J. J.
Rothrock, Iansdals's Oldest clergyman
IN noint Of service, who has been pastor
al "a 81, johns Reformed Church for
thirty -deht years, has resigned because
Of falling health. His resignation will
b effective a. soon a. his successor IL
named. ~,
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1In rnsn6n On: p0frrroa

ON. 8 few more DAYS and election day.
lssns, will IS upon "a Jnst whal e SsDpsn-
didsSss ~ doi1g, y eeenrstsiy told n ths
II \ Hamt,"--AdV.
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u. S. REALTY STOCK PUT
ON s PER CENT. BASIS
Two Quarterly Dividends on
Common Are Declared.

Tho common stock ~ the Uniied
states Realty and imprgvE uueut Corn
pany has BEEN placed on q 8 per cent
basis Through the declaration yesterday
~ tao aGarteriy aiNidsrds ~ Az per
cent. payable ibscsmilsr 10 90 Hlotk o.
record peCefuher auf iM pef cent
payable March rs. 1879. 90 stock %
record MARCH a. fFSa TIRE wuMrterly
dividend fDr March oas declared yeeisr-
day heosuse many 81 fhe dirccfors pisn
90 be oui 0f me ciry neat Eebruafy.
~ hen -ueh action q in 1rfer
Tnc directors also irdicnfe8 thnt fheir
policy van b.. after rMyinm atvi3enas on
the n~@ per cent cumulative con-
versibio preferred stoxM ana the regular
9 per cent rate on crnraem 90 Wrf aside
si.o0o.ee0 yearly out ~ earnings 40 re~
tire the uorGaEes rn tBa Farigaa
properties. amnmnting ruw f0 tff-
zee npe. aua 90 NiMriaufe the t,alanoe
above this In sxira aiVidsnss. which a
A. estimated. wa hs a. fhp fate ~ &
per cent annuaily. TNia w0ula reealt
In placing the sioek On . 80 pev csuL
basis
AZ yesterday'e rlortinT the dircrf8rn
elected Harry = i}iack Cnairnan of the
board. 20 the offico of president Foro
Harvey, 81 Kansas Cfy Nn. waH
elected a director. A special meeting ~
stockholders 20 vote on the proposal
20 rcadjust tho companys capitalization
has been called for Novenber "a
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about $500. .o0o. The reserve ratio show.
"a rise from 70 10 7G.4 per cent.
since August 30 the total earning as
Eeis % the system have Increased by
fiTi.s0o. GOO. due 20 increases OF $780,
0oe.o 90 discounts and OF SS7 .000. OO0
In accepianccs offset IN part by reduc-
tion of si5i.t0o.o 900 IN Government Sc
curities.
interhark shifting of gold through the
settlement fund accounts chiefly FOR the
decreases ~ $4,000. 900 and S2&.OO0.0oO
in tho gold reserves of the Boston and
New York reserve banks The largcs.
increases for the week IN gold reserves
is reported by ne Chicago bank. viz. by
22g.f0e. .00o. followed by san Francisco
and Philadelphia with increases of
$40. 600 600 and Sss0e.000 respectively.
Pour other banks show total additions
20 their gold reserves Of si9.7oo.00o.
Aarrecste gold reserves ~ the system
Increased hy about So. 100000.
Holdings OF, saper secured hy Gov
orumcrf Obligations show an Increase for
thc week from S@1i.s00 600 20 sSo0.30o.-
600 OF the total held ti70.ooo. 900. or
$50 per crnt was secured hy L.hnr y
and other United states bonds Ni101.-
oH0 or i.s per ceu'. by Victory notes
Si-0.so0. 600 or fo.2 per q. a.. hy Treas
ury notes aud si.s0o.00U, or 10 pei
cent hy Treasury oertihcatcE.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.


New York. November sth. 1922.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or PRESIDENT
AND DIRECTORS or THE MANHATTAN
COMPANY;
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF President and
Directors OF the Manhattan Company will be
held az the office Of the company, No. 40
Wall Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan.
City OF New York, on Tuesday. the 9th day
OF December, i92e az one O'Clock in the
afternoon. for the purpose OF authorizing
the Increase Of the capital stock Of Presi-
dent and Directors OF the Manhattan Com
pany from Five million dollars 80 600. .00o).
the present authorized amount. consisting
Of One hundred thousand 100000 shares
of the par value OF Fifty dollars $50 each.
10 Ten million dollars CSl0, 600. .000). con-
ssting Of Two hundred thousand (2oO.OVcp
shares OF the par value Of Fifty dollars
1S50) each, and 10 provide for the dtsposi-
ton OF such Increase; and 10 consider such
other matters may lie Incidental 20 the
principal purposes Of such meeting as above
specified.
The transfer books OF President and p-
rectors OF the Manhattan Company VIII os
closed at the close of business on November
2s, iao2 and reopened at the beginning OF
business on December G. 1922.
The attention OF the stockholders - cailed
20 the enclosed circular letter bearing date
November 3rd. 1922.
BY order OF a majority OF the bosTa OF
Directors.
STEPHEN BAKER, President.
OWEN l.. PAINTER.
Cashier and Secretary.
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IRVING COLUMBIA MERGER.
Success Of Rank Plan IL PracticsII,
Assured.

Preliminary consent 20 the merger OF
the Columbia Trust Company with the
Irving National Bank mas been significd
by nearly two-thirds Of the stockholders
of Columbia Trust. practically assuring
the success of the plan.
NO date has been set for formal
meeting OF stockholders OF Columbia
Trust. but their preliminary consent
was considered necessary before sur
render by the Irving OF its national
charter and reincorporation under New
York laws.
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LOUISIANA AND NORTHWEST
Net Income increases fm aa.rtes
Ended september aa.

The report ~ the Louisiana and North
west Railroad Company fnr the quarter
ended September 80 showed net railway
operating income OF sTs.i5s. compared
with sfs,i2s for the same period last
year. Gross for the three months stood
at $3i5,554. against s2tl.s0I. Interest
on the first mortgage bonds waa not
deducted but the 5 pcr cent interest On
$2,i50,00o first mortgage bonds amount
ed TO s26.s75. leaving "A net % a52.gE2
applicable TO stock.
A voluntary sinking fund ~ 20 per
cent. OF the net left "a surplus for the
quarter OF $41.s3s. from which was DE-
ducted s34,50O for the quarterly dividend
of ~ per cent on the S2.301. 600 stock
leaving a net surplus OF s7.s2G. The
report covers the three poorest months
OF the year for the road.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. 65

aud fifty cents tSl .50) per share on the Cap
ital stock OF this Company has been ot-
clarcd payable o. the Treasurer's office. No.
Sav January Q 1929, 20 stockholders OF rec
ord al three o'clock J.. NJ. on Wednesday.
November 20 1922. Tho stock transfer
books will not be closed for the payment OF
this dividend Cheques will be mailed only
TO stockholders who have filed permanent
dividend orders.
A. X. VAN DEvENTER. Treasurer.
Ncw YORK. y. Y. November Q. l9.2.
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FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT
Discounted Bills Increase S52,-
100000 - Reserve Ratio
Rises Sharply.

Special Dispatch 20 Tar Nrw YosK Iirsnn
New Nsrk Heruid Bureau.
Washington. ~. a.. Nov. y.
Further increases ~ S52,s00.O0O In
discounted bills a. against reduction.
OF 100000 IN aceep,ances purchased
in open market and % Si3.50o. 600 in
Government securities are shown In tho
Federal Reserve Boarc's weekly hank
statement. Deposit liabilities declined
by S5l 500. 900. all classes Of deposits
showing smaller totals than the wees
before. Federal Reserve note circulation
on the other hand, Increased By Sao.8oo.-
600. while cash reserves declined bv
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This compares with a net loss Of ssS7.S66
for last year The surplus was sl.0No Ne
compared with a deficit OF s.. 2.333.116 Las,
year. Total quick assets on August 81
were S3t.s27.sT1. against total currcn
liabilities OF eii7s257. sales for thu
psrlod were tsT ess t9s
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r,cK,np MOTOR nAnNINas.

The report ~ the Packard Motor Car
Company for tho year ended August 81,
is-2. shows net profits OF '1li5.s13 after
charges. equivalent sfter preferred div'-
deuds 20 % cents q share OF the sl.-
sN.lo common stock of 30 par yaiue.
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DIVIDENDS

Fio.E ~ ray.
nrerhru cg H o. ce aoNay f,se is
II. aa ta e usr ~ ian. !.
s- ns, % 5an ;
q, Nss. ~sy % nre o
Cniefaaa a EeanFfN lN OTIS
a.. .a ....
coisfafo snulhtn ad 81.
Esstmna Koaak co.
Es.'nsn Koass CO.. ~fr,
E..tmAn Ksaas co 81. "a
o.e.rsi cisar 60. ".
ois,niisid rsr %. csrb
osssi,sSssin's "a = sorar ".
r.s &. s..s..rs oa c.r T's T7's y 81; J,
Il Co. ! n. 81 .... Nov IS per. i
a.. 81 ......... Ncv "a Tee.
a. siss.....' ......-'l Noy ~ Tee
si@ ..'s.... ~. Noy - Jan
Southwestern Fower btHIf
90. pf.. a.. ti.7d ..tt..., Ncv. % lVr.
S iscss stoes..'....... Sov - Dec.
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EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

EXPORTS from New York yesterday: Wheat
ytsisy bushels; oats, 14O.i50 bushels; flour
~ ,.so sacks; bacons. $4,000 pounds: cotton
t<ed oil, 200O0 pounds: feed, 100000 pounds
grass seed, i.1iO bags; corn, N,IJJ bushels
kuckwheat. ops3 bushels: pork, 1876 barrels
lad, 2,eo3.775 pounds: lubricating oil. 324,-
p5o gallons; oatmeal, i,ST0 sacks: oil cake
t,Vg4pOo pounds.
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THE ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY.

.NeW lOTk, NONNfnU"T = w.
4 dividend OF three and one-half per cent.
on The preferred stock OF The Alabama Great
Southern Railroad Company has to-day been
declared payable February i6. 1923. 20 stock
holders OF record at the close OF business
January TO- 1928
4 dividend OF three and one-hsif per cent
on tho ordinary stock has been declared
payable December IS. 1922. 20 stoekholders
OF record at the close OF business November
20. 1922.
q Y Af.l-A ETrIN Sacre.ar-.
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pnopucE noAnDs ro CLOSE.

BY n vote OF the board Of managers
tho New York Produce Exchangc VIII be
closed tomorrow (Arnistice Day.. The
Chicago Board OF Trade VIII also be
closed
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Custom uOr~T RrcrIrr~.

Receipts Tor du'irs ~ fne Custom fi0usH
Yesterday were 81 .a1I 01s1p. uf which t12A
fsa.ic was FOR fnefrhaudiee wifhfrnw WI ffrin
hondea warehouses rna ~. .-Ns ~ fef ft
cent lupcf aflgns.
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UNITED STATES REALTY AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY

Ill broadway, New YORK
The Directors OF this Company navs to-
day declared two quarterly dividends on its
present stock. Ono and one-hsf Per Cent.
ip payable on December 10, 1922, % holder.
OF such stock OF record at the close o.
business on December S, 1922. and one and
one-half FER Cent. on March Is. 1928. to
holders OF such stock Of record at the close
Of business on March s. 1928. checks for
which vii be mailed.
AIBERT D.. HADLoCK. Treasurer.
Nh NnrL y y NnNarnhnr y. 1927.
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INDERMoOn TYpEMRITER CoNrANH

The BOARD Of Directors % the Underwood
Typer ritter Company az its regular meeting
held November O. 1879. declared rcgulai
qua rterly dividend Of Si.T5 per share on the
Preferred and $3.50 per share on the Commcf
stock of the company, payable January
1928 20 stockholders OF record December =.
1922 y. w BERGEN, Treasurer.
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LrGNI NOTICES.

IrGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that yoUr~c
BROTHERS Of COS Broadway. on tire fftt
dry of october. ip22. registered the TRADE
mark ROBIN HOOD" for mems hats. iu
The office % tho Secretary OF stats % N.
Sfntc ~ Ter- Nort.
YOUNG pRoTtfERs,
Cos broadway, New York, y. 7.
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New York. November sth, 1879.
The Board OF Directors has this day q.
ciared quarterly dividend OF si.70 per shar.
on the Preferred stock of this Company.
payable December LIST. 1922. 20 Stockholdsrs
OF Record November c0th. 1922.
The books will not close.
Checks VIII be mailed.
r. Pee. SULLIVAN. Secretary.
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PROPOSALS.
THr AKRON & RARRERT0S BELT RAIL
ROAD CnMpANl.
UifIce Ot The Ireasurer.
Pittsburgh. Pa. November (, 10

Offlce OF the treasurer.
Pittsburgh. Pa, November (, ie12
FIRST MORTGAGE 4F GOLD BONDS of
this Company to an aggregate cost cf s.e,-
5i8.Ss viii be purchased for the Sinking Func
saturday. December 2 1879, from the lowe
bidders. at a price not 90 exceed ioo per
ccnturn and accrued interest.
Proposals TO peli bonds must be IN Gs
hands of the United states Mortgage A Trrs
Company. 55 cedar ST.. New York City. BE-
fore 8 O'Clock L. NJ. FRIDAY. pecndSs- =
1922 r ". Y. MCKNIGHT. Treasurer.
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GUANTANAMO SUGAR COMPANY.

The Board OF Directors has thls Gay -
clared a Dividend OF S2.C0 per share on The
Preferred Stock, for the quarter ending De
cember 81. 1929. payable January 2, 1873, 80
stockholders Of record al the close OF butl-
ness December -. 1922 The transfer eooks
viii not be closed.
MALCOLM McDoUGALI,
Assistant Treasurer.
New York November o. 1922.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.

A Quarterly Dividend ~ $3.50 per shsye
the Common stock
OF this Company has this day been declares.
payable on Tuesday. January ?. 1928, 20
stockholders OF record a; r. NJ. Friday.
December J. 1922.
EDWARD q. SMITH. Treasurer.
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UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

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York Herald Bureau.
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
\. i. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
BONDS.

To the following prices accrued interest
Is 20 be added:
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official bar silver IN New York, domestic
reHc., unchanged: foreign. 66kc.. off Nc.
Iondon, % TIED. off Nd. Mexican dollar
50itc., off 10.