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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25

Lost from truck between ]. P.
jenkins and West Rockingham
Wednesday May oath, a chair
and black grip containing 2 suits
of clothes. one brown and one
black mixture and two caps. Re
turn to J. D. Russell or Post. Dis
patch.
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Vote for McLaurin
for Sheriff
Political Advertising)

political Advertising)
We hear on every hand that
paid workers will be at the polls
for certain parties on election
day. | have no money to spend
purchasing any office and hope
the good people of the county
will repudiate such methods. If
the people see fit to nominate me
| assure you that / will 60 into
office under obligations to no one
except the law abiding citizens.
This May oath, 1922.
V. J. McLAURIN.
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Marriage Licenses.

May III. c. Gibson and lola
Mae McRae, white.
May 22-Arthur L. Springs
and Esther Norman, colored.
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AN ORDINANCE
To Authorize The Town of Ellerbe
To Issue $4,000 of Street Inn

10 ISSUE SAo,uUV VI ONeSs AM
provement Bonds.
Be It Ordained BY The Beard Of
Commissioners of the Town Of
Ellerbe.
Section 1. That under and pur-
suant to The Municipal Finance
Act, the Town of Ellerbe do issue
its bonds for the purpose OF con-
structing or reconstructing the sur
face or the roads, streets( and high
ways of said Town, including the
oontemporaneous construction OF
sidewalks, curbs, cutters, and
drains, and including the grading
thereof, of which local improve
ments at least one-fourth of the cost,
exclusive of the cost of paving at
street intersections, is to be specially
assessed. t-ii !ss
Section 2. That the maximum ag-
gregate principal amount Of the
bonds shall be $4,000.
Section 8. That tax sufficient,
| to pay the principal and interest OF
the bonds shall be annually levied
and collected.
4 Section 4. That a statement OF
debt of the municipality has been
l fled with the Clerk and is open 10
public inspection.
Section 5. That this ordinance
shall take effect upon its passage
and shall not be submitted to the
voters.
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Seaboard Ry. Schedule.
Effective April l6, 1927
Arrival at Rockingham:

Primary just 10 days off.
i Chautauqua starts June 7th.
Phone Post Dispatch 1872, your
items of news.
Union service at the Episcopal
church this coming Sunday night
Next Tuesday is a legal holiday,
and the carriers will have a day off.
B. T. Payne is the new superin-
tendent of the Episcopal Sunday
school.
Civil, term of court begins here
next Monday, Judge Webb presid.
ing.
Among those attending the
tceiebration at Wadesboro Satur-
day were w. H. Roberts, a Civil
war veteran, and Protus Shankle,
lasWorld War vet.
Mrs. w. T. Haltom and baby,
Marion, came here from Kan
1napolis Tuesday for a three
weeks visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. Stogner.
Baccaulurette sermon Sunday
to Rockingham school at Metho.
dist church by Rev. Howard
Hartzell. Sunday night unior
service at Methodist church.
Attending the celebration a
! Charlotte Saturday, and hearing
) Gen Pershing, were Mrs. ]. H
kShyre, Miss Mary Shore, ant
= Rev. and Mrs. Leon Hall.
Y" Preaching at Cameron Schoo
house Sunday morning, at Presby
lterian church, Midway, Sunda,
! afternoon and at Pee Dee No.
Sunday night by Rev. w. R. Cor
pedge.
Revs. Leon Hall and w. {
I Martin went to Raleigh on Wet
: nesday of last week to hear tn
I, evolution" debate at State Co
, lege between Rev. Mr.. Riley an
II Prof. Metcalf.
rl Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Picket
nj who were married near Senec;
! Sc, on Thursday of last weel
I arrived here Saturday. The
Y are keeping house in one-hali {
81 1.-THE Fox house on North Was
% ington street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Y Huntley and children, WI
& moved here from Wadesboro te
)Ol days ago, are living in the 9TH
)0t of the house.
n . Several thousand people Z
% tended the unwilling of the D.
10 R. drinking fountain memorial
Y Wadesboro last Saturday. To
9 Byrd, of Asheville, and Hanfo
x MacNider, Of Iowa, were Il
speakers. The Camp Brai
band furnished the music, and
battery fired a salute of 81 gur
The two speakers drove fro
n Charlotte at $50 and were m
b, on the edge Of Wadesboro by t
4, military band and about 100 G
<. service men, who formed an {
vsf cort to the speakers stand on t
" courthouse square.
Il L as !
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Born. Monday night to MIR. and
Mrs. VIM. G. Atkinson, a son,
Howard Madison.
Political meeting in baseball
parlance is cleverly written; see
it in page two.
The c. P. Skenes and infant
son, of Columbia, spent the week
end with relatives near Ellerbe.
Houston Everett will return
from pursuing his medical course
at Johns Hopkins on Thursday OF
next week.
c. B. Dean returned Wednes-
day from Wake Forest C)llege;
he will be a Senior there next
term, and in addition is studying
law.
The Episcopal diocesan conven-
ton in session in Raleigh last
week selected Oxford as the
place for holding the convention
for 1923.
Mrs. Eugene Payne and chill
dren will leave next Tuesday for
Charlotte and a few days later
will go to Blowing Rock for the
summer.
Mrs. Jake Hinson and children
will leave Friday for Cullowhee
where Mrs. Hinson will take the
teachers training course in the
mountain Normal.
The Southern Presbyterian
General Assembly in session at
Charleston, w. Va, last week,
decided to meet in 1923 at Mon-
treat, this state.
Born, May 21st, to Mr.. and
Mrs. R. L. Ussery, Raeford, Rt 2,
a son, Charles Mason. R. L. Us
sery now has IA living children,
nine of them being boys, and a
real ball team,
]. H. Starr and family yester.
day moved from one of the Gore
bungalows near the Rockingham
Ry depot, to rooms over the
Linton Tire Co, with the Hageler
family.
Mrs. J. LeGrand Everett and
Miss Bessie Everett returned
Wednesday from Hot Springs
Arkansas, where Mrs. Everett
was a delegate from the North
!. Carolina Conference to the Gen
eral Conference.
Vim. e Little Steele. IT.. will
graduate next Tuesday from
State College. He has made
: splendid record during his col
Elegiate course, and his friend
are proud of the regard in whicl
he is held among his fellows.
. Miss Rose Biggs will arriv
home from Flora MacD Donald CO.
lege next Wednesday night. He
!, roommate, Miss CARROLL Graham
of cambridge, Georgia, Wi
come with her for a few days
!, visit.
Two music treats were enjoye
. the past week-the exercise
{ given by Miss Hattie Marks
class at the library last Frida
, night, and by Miss Ruth Gaitl
: er's class at the school audito1
: ium Monday night.
ri "A tire of a large army true
blew out near West End Monda
afternoon, and the 70 pounds (
compressed air severely injure
:. Girard Best, of CASTOR count
:. He was fixing thestire at Il
y time. The impact broke his MOI
and two bones in his leg ar
] otherwise bruised him. II
= : young man was carried back
Camp Bragg for treatment.
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Egerton's Campaign Expenses.
Political Adverising)
s

State Of North Carolina.
County of Richmond,
May 23rd, 1922.
Clerk Of the Superior Court,
Rockingham, N. G.
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Rockingham, N. c.

e' In compliance with Section 6O25 Consolidated Statutes
Of 1919 file herewith eized statement showing all moneys
spent by me or which know to have been spent by any one M
me in behalf of my candidacy for the office of Clerk OF the Superior
Court for Richmond County due notice Of which has been filed in
q
accordance with law
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Signed c. E. D. EGERTON.
State Of North Carolina,
County of Richmond.

State Of North Carolina
County of Richmond 9ss
This 10 certify that on this rd day of May 1922 person
ally appeared before D. Egerton who being duly sworn
acknowledged his signature the foregoing instrument and says
on OATH the foregoing tezed statement of his campaign
peses shows detail all moneys spent by him. which ne knows
to have spent by for him. behalf of his candidacy
for the office herein mentioned Y I,
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
affixed my seal. this 23rd day Of May, 1922
Signed a. p BARRETT, ]. P,
Vote for G. E D. Egerton Give chance. s.sY9
Your vote will be appreciated
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Just received new Edison and
0keh Records w. E. McNair.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Doubt Success
OF Mexican Debt
Conference Here
Skepiicism of Financial Dis
trict Reflected i'm Weak.
ness of Republics Bonds
Since the Farley Opened

40 break has yet appeared in the
policy ~ secrecy which surrounds the
conferences between the international
committee Of bankers on Mexico and
Adolfo Dc Ia Huerta. Minister OF
Finance OF Mexico. but II the record OF
the ticker tape Is as significant as has
frequently been maintained. sentiment
in the financial district respecting the
outlook FOR a settlement Of the Mexi-
can debt problem can hardly be termed
optimistic.
4 week ago to-day. on the eve Of the
conference. the Mexican government IS
Of 1915 closed az 6s7s for average de-
nominations and AZ 6iis for large
pieces. while the Mexican government
a. of i945 closed az IS. These bonds,
in contrast 20 their appreciation on the
news that Senior de Ia Huerts was com
ing % New York 20 meet the banking
group, have been persistenty weak
since the conference started and the
loss during this period has extended 20
several points. Final quotations yes
terday on the per cent bonds were
approximately 81 and SIN, constituting
declines Of "a and AZ points, re-
snectively. since last Thursday. The
last reported sale of the per cent
bonds was az sos. representing a loss
during the week of ~ points.
The latest quotations on the bonds
are still well above the low points for
the year 10 date. but much OF the en-.
hanccment 10 value which resulted
from the arrangement OF the confer
cnce has been sacrificed. The rise which
carried .he 81 20 a top price OF 7Oi1
for average prices and the Is 10 peak
Of 50 was based on the assumption
that preliminary conversations had
reached a STAGE where the meeting here
almost certainly forecast settlement.
The low. quotations for the year were
"a and 3qa, respectively.
The decline OF the bonds during the
last week may be explained as due 20
disappointment az the lack Of specific
news Of progress toward an agreement
But in view Of the fact that the nature
OF the discussions was known 20 pre-
clude open deliberations or interim an
nounccmcnts as % accomplishments
the Street is inclined 20 interpret the
falling or in quotations as OF more
serious import than that. In connec-
tion with the decline. u is noted that
offerings have not Substantially IN
creased.
40 announcement As 10 yesterday :
proceedings was forthcoming. For the
first time since the conference got
under way there was no afternoon ses-
sion. Discussions will be resumed this
morning.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
April Rail Income
Represents Yearly
Return of $780,
Compares With $3.50 in
March and 1880 for
Same Month Last Year;
NJ any Have Deficits

The railroads Of the United States
had net operating income IN April
- S5o.256.sO0, which. on an annual
basis, represented a return Of 3.93 per
cent on their property valuation, sc-
cordne 20 complete reports filed with
'hc Interstate Commerce Commission.
This compared with net operating IN
come in April. 1921. OF s2es5e 800, an
annual rate Of 2.33 per cent, and ss3,-
5ii.iO0 in March this year, or an an
rual rate Of 5.s3 per cent
Net for April fell short s2e.4s7,0oO Of
the amount necessary 10 realize re-
turn Of per cent. and s25.289 400 be-
low a return of 81 per cent. the
figure fixed as a fair return by the
interstate Commerce Commission in
ifs recent rate decision. The tabula-
tions are based on reports Sled By 2Ol
ass roads. having tots, mileage
Of 23s.l67.
Fifty-nine roads. twenty eight in the
Eastern district. two in the Southern
and twenty-nine in the Western. had
operating deficits in April. In March,
tarty-six reported operating deficits.
Total April operating revenues were
SG.853000. a decrease OF 3.s per cent.
compared with the corresponding
month last year. while operating ex-
penses amounted 10 s336,l7s,lo0, de-
cline OF l0iz per cent.
For the h.st four months Of 1922 the
net operating income OF the railroads
'oialed S2ll.27s.3s4. compared with
+ SI7.t0S. 900 for the similar period a
year ago. This was az en- annual rate
Of return Of 436 per cent on the prop.
crty investment. contrasted with lis
per cent in the first four months Of
1927.
The operating revenues we're 81 .6ss.-
3o1 500. decrease Of 4.6 per cent,
while operating expenses amounted to
Si.3o9. 100 coo. OF l5.2 per cent under
the fret four months Of 1921. Tsbu.
lations show that the railroads in that
period this wear fell short S7e.6e6,sOO
Of realizing a per cent return on the
valuation Of their properties used Tor
valuation purposes.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Dry Weather in
Northwest Lifts
Wheat Market
Reports of Pest in Ohio and
Illinois Also a Factor:
Close Registers an Nd
vance of I3s TO 2Hc

CHICAGO. June Dry weather
complaints from the Northwest to-
gsther with reports from Illinois and
Ohio telling OF chineh bugs. did a good
deal to-day 70 lift the price OF wheat
Prices closed firm. l.. 70 2he net
higher; July. ii31 to ii4%. and
September. i.i37s 10 Ia. Corn
finished = 70 &c higher oats At 1. DE-
cline 20 &c advance, and provisions un-
changed 70 27e OF.
Nearly the TOP prices ~ fhe day were
prevailing a. ne close In the wheat market.
and there wss NO firns when prices were
az low - y~-fe~dsy'- frish Appreciation r.
~ less favorable crop outlook was IN
accompanied b. any fpsci1r ciaim m
conceded that rains weFe needed in paris
~ the Sorthwssf. and that sgh-s'll moist %
ure Was lacking IN some sections Talk
- f-ost IN Canada counted also :.
gs'.'t' I've srmse.s shown b. he Liverpool mar.
ycf In Tho face % yesferday's decline on
this side Of The Atlantic.
There vas strong demand ~ erporiers
end they took All he hard wheat ohff"N.
which however. in tho Aggregate was
small ONerings on the SPOT market were
fl-h, and the fsfv cars which arrived ih
chlcago we're taid 90 " billed fnfnnkh tp
an Eastern mill u wsa reported i.At l-n
io,ds N No. hard wheat were roid rom
here ~ f7 cents over July C. 2 Montrf al
Corn symnafnlzed With the wheat na.
vance. There was talk current TOO ina
the after-pisufng movement or eoIn
rnArkst was practically over Prices ~
oats were Inclined 90 drag owing io Hp'
erai stocks in sight
Provisions lacked support
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Cotton Shoots Up
On Active Buying,
FollowingDulln
New Crop Months Reach
New High Levels; Gen.
eral Market Closes 30
to 80 Points Higher

There has seldom been a more sud
oen change from dullness and hesitA-
ton 70 activity and strength than oc.
CURED IN the cotton market early yes
teroay afternoon. At times during the
morning business was almost AZ a
sandstill and after opening higher
prices showed a tendency 10 sag, as a
result OF further scattering liquidation.
AFTER selling OF from 20A5 20 20.33c.
however, October advanced 20 2i.27e on
excited general buying, with all the
new crop deliveries making new high
records. October closed AZ 2i.22c, and
the general market was strong. at q
net sdvance OF 80 70 90 points.
The sudden chang. IN tone Va. hardly
newe or general conditions During the
morning rain reports failed 20 stimulate
any buying ~ consequence. and the weekly
weather report was conridersi about q
ssndon II seemed. however. thai ihs
renewal of wet weather vas rather ihalp
ing conhdsnee IN the much taiked-of crop
Improvement during June. while there
were also reports ~ a FIRM spot basil N
% buy they found comparatively few con-
tracts Offering. The demand then became
more excited and urgent - prices worked
higher ana the best ngures ~ the day
VIZ fNNfNNn ~ iNf lafN NFHNNNN
The m>rkct has recently shown vaof
deal ~ resistance - pressure around the
zoe level for new crop months ani part
Of yefterday's buying was probably bassi
on an idea that gooi many contfacts
hsf gone into the hands ~ The trade on
recent reactions Thi1 naturally fnfani
Ar improve nsnt IN the technical position
% the market. which vas further tmfha
sized BY the diminished volume - trading
suggesting that scattering long accounts
had been pretty well liauidatsd. Liverpool
cables reported quiet market with prices
highsr on covering and trade demand re-
striotsi by the holidays In Manchester
ported were unchanged 70 100 points high.
~. with midtiing quotations ranging from
a0.ssc 10 1i.fhc. compared with II zoe
the closing price for July contracts IN Ne~
York.
The local market for spot cotton wa'
steady and 10 points high.r - alice foi
middlinE no tales we're reported.
Cotton
q pr.C~n.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
FINANCIAL NOTICES
NOTICE

TIE Consolidated Gas company ~ Nsv
York. announces that u will redeem on
september I. is22 all Of is Five Year
Secured Seven Per Cent Convertible Gold
Bonds. outstanding on that date az io2b
per cent ~ tho principal amount thereof
py the terms of the Trust Agreement.
NJ der which the Convertible Bonds were
Issued. holder of any Of the bonds has
tho right AZ his option on any interest day
prioi N redemption COR maturity % con-
vert the principal ot such bonds into an
equivalent amount. par valul. of the Com.
paay's common capital stock, and. upon
tho surrender of the bonds % 10 BE- con-
ver,sd. with an unmAtursd interest coupons
attached. a. tho once % the Trustee The
National city Bank Of New York. the Com
psny will deliver. or eaus> 20 b delivered
IN exchange therefor. certificates for such
stock
A. there IL only one interest day. name
iy. August !. 1912. IN the Intervening
period between the present and the date
Of redemption mentioned above. notice of
IN. intention OF the Company 20 redeem
the bonds IL given a. this time IN order
that holders may have ample opportunity
70 make arrangements 20 convert their
bonds into stock on August !. 1914. whsn
his privilege will expire.
In due course. the required notice Of
the Intention % the Company % redeem
IN. convertible bonds will b published. In
compliance with the provisions Of the
Trust Agreement.
CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
HENRY ~ BRUNDAGE. Secretary.
June :. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
-, rNc,SNATi GAS a ELECTRIC
IN COMPANY

r., Three Year Gold Notes
S'~ Due December I, 1922.
..y,,, cg tsr Serrr Per- Cent. Thee
70 ~ ~ EsifS. Dar December 70 iP'''
~ -. f,,e,sssh G1S 8 Esfciric ON.
49, urvfs ss3fr isf Ir5eninft, eait !
~ rL 100, bffuffr hs Cinc'nrsii
S..E Tkriris Ccmtsny sns Ihe Cen''0'
y,.s Csnfssy. a. IrsSiss.
g., a TuftY oivrS that The Gin.
-. c,6 Eleetfic Company has elected
ti-:,. go. =. r,sh, 70 redeem. and VIII r.
! 49, ,-s o,y. On July ], 1927, AT o. ~
es- s.,.H.j S,ssn Per Cent Three Year
~ o.. ,k.r ou,szndinQ. that interest
~ x,,,, VII cease on sad redemption
~ icll. ihr he holders ri sad
~. ~ ,.eeis,i &c present them on said
l,.... 80. isr redemption and payment
:. M 80 of Thc Nf~ AofS fn't ',o,n'-
!. n. Borough of Manhattan, cry
3e.,,. "A New York. which VII act as
So N ,ke Cs~rary for This purpose;
!. 49, On presentation and surrender
- - Ire coupon maturing December
,.fi !, aid sfce as Aforesaid said Notes
- = ,,s,ensd md paid az their. principal
=, nd premirr thereon Of one hsii
= :. ~ cent and 'n'cre0 accrued 10 SAID
-.,--e.- dt',.
t,,l Cs,lrn4,i. Ohio. May 81. 1922.
TTr CINCINNATI GAS & ELECTRIC
COMPANY.
hy <. NJ ERssr. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Securities at Auction

800 shares cuhs DlHniinE 90 ~ 800
earh. rer share -...- 49,. ~ n ''N.-p
70 shsrss sterling Leather Works Go com /.
800 each lot. .....s.t.s .t+-st .r. foe'
fflf. shares Seahoari Finance lnfeti
merf o.. no par. Tot ....... .. -. -
$4,000 BROOKLYN Ferry Co n y Y lN
cors mfrs per cent bonds. cts ~ de.
ronf. stamped ..-....... ......... -
90 shafet parksldf Milis pfs loi ltes
~ shares Gotham National bans il.2
each. PER share ......- .....' ,iis'e
IS. .ls6 shares Philippine Refining cofp'n pf
81 .ar.. ..-l. ~ aMlrn - --------- Nur
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

Sugar and Coffee
R-,r enrnr Tuiurrs

on active demand from tWo or thrts
prominent local traoe hruis prices soid
Quickly into new hiGh froun1 ior M
rsovsrsrt ard transactions Vere the larE-
e., Tor any one day this year. being about
S.. 900 tons. Call prices we're % poinis
higher then sold 10 ~ points net hlshsr
srtlvn rsntrsi support cables reported
ptor crop prorpecis abroad. leading 20 q
belief that Europe would have 20 con.
tirue an active supporter of the Lnliea
s,stts afd cuban markets Futures ciossd
q fr { points net higher.
The fange of prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
The CINCINNATI GAS & ELECTRIC
COMPANY
|=esr'ibl. Eight Per Cent. Secured Gold
Notet. Due December /. 1922.

~ ici4e,s Of The Conveyfiblc Eight Pe,
.frf Sfrnrfd Geld Notes. DHc Dc.cwfrr
Ie,s. Of The Circinncfi Ccs q E.ccific
.safoHv issuri under The IfHf inlrn-
~. dated duond o. fcff. bC'arfH Ih-
'Uinraf Cos s. fIecfril C0mf1nf ont
IL Ncr York 7,rn CcmfarT a.
iures.
yriCE rs HtREBY civrN that The Gin.
|rls Gas & Electric Company has elected 70
|.ts iis right % redeem. ard VII fedeem
o ,y. m August !. 1922. az Of rs o.
g-.t Eight Per Cent Secured Cod Notes
y 'ss,srding. that interest on said Noes
uss; cn said redemption dsfe. August j.
l tha' fhs holders NJ said Notes are r.
|e-ss on ss.d sedenrfion date 90 present
~ iof redemption and payment AZ The
- d The New York Trust Comnany. IN
l., CIV ci New York and that on nresenia-
r. ,rd fuffender thereof with the coupon
|rrgfinf December !, 1922 40 sad ONCE a.
Srus9 sad Notes will he redeemed and
kst a i1lr of ihe pfincirai amount Thereof
AZ r,ru accrued 20 said redemption date.
CONVERSION PRIVILEGE.
IN rtsfisnce with the provisions NJ SAID
'ur lassr'urc the right o. convert san
Votes nc Prior Lien and Rounding Mort
ne fgr Year SINKING Fund Gold Bonds.
rt a. a tie (omfany. bearing intefesi
- ftifti urdcr said Trust lnicn'urc. will
.1ntrc, On ihe date ol this notice and Wit
Nt1< 70 % said redemption date. August
~ The holder oi any ono or more NJ
- Ar't'. upon the surrender thereof Al
.i ctce q Tie New York Trust Company.
y. Hofs sad date. and upon payment in
=, y ne noiehcider "A anv amount due the
.eiiir ey reason q ihe cash adjustment oi
ai.fesi and fractions a. provided in
iirr lnder'gfs. will be entitled 70 re
~ exchange therefor one Or more Bonds
-. ~ Ssass A. with al unmaiufed coupons
- q sgch sgereaate principal amount
a. HAc % the face value thereof
l va ne PRINCIPAL amount Of the Notes
-.tslitQ iot conversion. or the largest
49, q $500 contained therein. with a
- N cash hy said Company Of Snv
-. ~ %, The noteholder by reason OF the
h., '.ci'nent ol accrued interest and frsc-
pioviaed in the Trust lndcnture.
vsn Cincinnati. Ohio. Nay 81. 1922.
'as CINCINNATI GAS & ELECTRIC
COMPANY,
By Z. Il. Ernst, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
The ranEe Of PT;cvs;

Southern spot Markets ts-GalvsFion STEADY.
~ points higher a. 1850. sales l.lb-
bales New orleans firm. 5o points high
nominal so points higher ~ zoe salcf
MI Savannah steady. A. points hisher
A. .fc. sales 4ii bales Norfolk s,tady.
~ points higher a. .osf. sales ssi bales
tsles ~ bales Memphis steady. Is
points higher At eoise. sales. 200 balst.
Houston steady. 100 poins higher a.
II zoe. sales n5 bales Little Rock
quiet Is points higher - 20 4ac sales. la.
bsle, Daiias steady. IS points higher -
40 zoe. sales 35i bales Montgomery Arm,
81 points higher Al .o.asc. sales. y ]
bales Fort Worth steady. 100 points
higher ~ 1850. sales. 500 bales