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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-28
Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair With

Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. which is very
Injurious. as IL dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing TO use is Mulsified
oocoanut oil shampoo. for this is pure
and entirely greaseless. It's very
cheap and beats anything else all TO
pieces You can get Mulsihed at any
drug store. and few ounces will last
the whole family for months.
Two or three teaspoonfuls Of Mulsi-
fed In a cup or glass with a little
warm water is all that is required. It
makes an abundance OF rich, creamy
lsther. cleanses thoroughly. and rinses
out easily. The hair dries quickly and
evenly. and is soft. fresh boxing.
bright, fluffy, wavy, and easy 70 han
die. Besides, IL loosens anc takes out
every particle Of dust, dirt and dand-
run. BE sure your druggist gives you
Aulsihed-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-28
Today's Radio Program,
600 Meters Wave LENGTH

1880 p. m.--Lenten services from the
Trinity Episcopal Church, Pitts
burg. conducted by Rev. Frank
II. Nelson of Christ Church. Gin
cinnau, Ohio.
500 y. m.-"Modern Photography
by n. w. Johnson, manager
Trinity Court Studio. Pittsburg
Pa. Talk on dress. From Pitts
burg Post Studio.
$40 y. m.--Entertanment by Mrs
Adele Eggers Furniss. soprano;
7. +. Whitman, violin. and Mrs
T. +. Whitman. piano.
Tomorrow.
1890 p. m.-Lenten services from
Trinity Episcopal Church, Pitts
burg. conducted by Rev. Frank
II. Nelson OF Christ Church, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
500 y. m.-"Pittsburg- Industrial
Importance" by A. r, Humph.
rey. president OF the Wrestling
house Air Brake Company. From
Pittsburg Post Studio. Messag,
from the National Safety Council
$40 pshm.-Popular entertainment b,
Allan's Sefenaders OF the Nc
Keesport Cyclers. McKeesport
Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-28
PLEASING PROGRAM ny
DELAWARE sAENGERBUND

onc OF the most pleasing OF series
of free concerts. under the auspices
Hof the wilmington Music Commission,
was given last night In the Whining
ton High School, by the Delaware
'Sacngerbund. Tho attendance was
large and the audience was well en-
|tertsined.
The musicians included Mrs. Rita
Krapf, soprano sololst: Herman Cos
sen. baritone. and Arthur 1Icinel.
tenor. Otto Wenzel of Philadelphia
conducted the choruses. Miss Caroline
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-28
Wishes lie Had Known u Sooner.

Il only wish ] had discovered
Foleys Honey and Tar so years ago.
as have been the victim OF attacks
OF influenza and bad colds until /
found this wonderful relief" writes
w. H. Gray, sb4 Nowita Pl.. Venice.
Cal. Foley's Honey and Tar helps
coughs and colds. bronchial and In
grippe coughs. tickling throat and
hoarseness. II II good for Group and
whooping cough. Mr.. Gray adds
Worth It's weight In gold. Marvel
ously effective" ~ H. Danforth. Sec
ond and Market streets ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-28

IIeinel was tho piano accompanies.
Among tho selection rendered were:
"Old Folks ut Home" "Old Black Joe"
Kentucky Babe" Calm As the
Night" "Journeying." "The Chosen
zone" and Farewell"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-28

East Twenty-nfth street, extending
front porch. s2b; Huey DouRherty,
1910 Union street. additions. building
n front porch, $500. Peter W. well.
builder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-28

Class tonight, s p. m. Young g
Studio Of Dancing-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-28

Excellent quality
silk stockings, made
With Isle garter top
and soleS, in new shades
of brown, grey, lime.
nude, fawn, white and
black.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Cotton Irregular,
But UndertOne of
Market Is Steady
Evening Up of December
Contracts an Unseltling
Factor; Close Is 9 Points
Lower 10 > Points Higher

Between the final evening upssI De
eember contracts. prepaFati as Of
probable January notices today and
further pre-holiday realizing or Iiqui-
datien the cotton market was more or
less unsettled yesterday, with the price
movement irregular The undertone,
however. was generally described as
steady on bullish Southern spot ad-
vance. increased cheerfulness over the
European situation aud reports Of a
good business IN cotton goods markets.
and the later months held we'll Up 10
or shade above Wednesday's closing
quotation. The general market closed
steady net . points lower % points
Ihs ov,ninr vas sfcadt a. = decline of
~ ~ points under overnight aelling
ofdefs ard mar month liquidation. There
vas vas some buying On The relatively Fteaey
ruilag u Liverpool. and as soon a. the
initial offerings had been absorbed The
inerket turned hrmeT. January fold NJ
20 WsdnssdsT.s closlng quotations and later
months soid some 70 70 points net highsr.
bot this bulge met q renswal - prs-hoh-
Gay liQuidsti0u and. fhsre were rsactlors
during the raiddis " the morning The
burden on fhe market. ana fh- last saie
OF that position Just before midday waa ~
20 $50 10 day wlli-bc the rs' notice day for
January ronfracts and there was scatter
inE liquidAfion ~ that month IN etpecta .
lion of tenders. but trade Interests bought
it against fnl-s ~ March a. a difference OF
81 points. hnf there var evidently fe.l-
INK that any notices lfrued would b
prompuV Esurad this morning.
The local market Tor fpot cotton was
quiet and it points lower a. @ifec. 10
sales were reported.
Tic range o. prirrs
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Insist OH a Strict Use I
of Terms "Vat Colors"
and ''Broadclolh" as
Apple d to Fabrics

A definite move 10 eliminate some Of
the misrepresentation that has became
an evil OF fairly large proportions In
the mems shirt trade has been taken
BY the National Association OF shirt
Manufacturer. A. r. Allison, seere-
tary of the association, yesterday an
nouneed the passage Of two resolu-
tions BY the association with this end
In view
One resolution relates 70 the proper
use OF the term ~vst col0rs" IN rela-
tion 20 the dyeing process used In pro-
dueing colored shirts and the other 20
the proper designation Of tha term
"broadeloth," relating 20 q paftledlar
kind Of fabric
In a statement explaining the res
olutions Mr. Allison asserted that the
association "will lend every aid 10 the
Federal Trade Commission or any
other agency 10 abolish the evil prac-
tiee Of selling inferior fabrics repre-
sented - 'broadeloth.' The actions OF
some manufacturers in ofering these
inferior fabrics under the name Of
broadeloth, which has come IN the
last two or three years TO be one Of
the most popular shirting fabrics in
the market, threatens 70 injure Feri-,
ously the standing Of the Industry with
the public"
The resolution relating 70 vat dyes
says
"Whereas. The use Of fast color fab
ries In the manufacture Of mems shirts
is highly desirable from the standpoint
Of the consuming buyer; and,
Whereas, Investigation on the part
Of our dyes committee haa established
the fact that at present the use Of vat
colors Is essential IN the production Of
fast color fabrics; and,
Whereas, IL Is 20 the best interests
Of our members as we'll a. the cOnsum-
ing public that every possible preeau-
tion be taken against confusion or mis-
representation In connection with the
sale Of fast color shirtings; there
fore, be IL
Resolved, That We recommend 20
our members the use Of the term vat
eoloTs' in conjunction with fast color
as fabric description; it being further
Resolved, That use OF the term vat
cOlors' when same have not been aetu-
ally employed shall be actively dis
eouraged BY the members Of this as
soeiation. who agree that any such
practice Is not only form Of unfair
competition Dlt - hAbnll atNAAihNhAaA
to public interest
The resolution pertaining 20 broad
cloth saysi
whereas, The consuming public has
been educated 20 understand that a
certain fabric Of a certain quality may
readily be identified and purchased
under the descriptive term broad
cloth; and.
whereas, Inferior fabrics are now
being offered by mllls,,eonverters' shirt
manufacturers and retailers under this
name, and because Of the highly favor
able reputation honestly earned By
fabrics legitimately termed broad
cloth; therefore, be II
Resolved, That the members Of the
National Association Of shirt Manu-
faeturers unanimously condemn any
such Misrepresentation as against pub
lie interest, and will lend every pos
sible assistance 90 the Federal Trade
Commission or any other agency active
In the protection Of our industry and
the public against unfair practices OF
this nature"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Business Ne VS.
Shirt Manufacturers Start
Fight on Misrepresentation
Says Credit Analysis
viii Regulate Output

m American business analyEod "a
credit problems with the same care
a. its production and distributio.t
problems we would be saved from
the DISASTROUS effects Of over-pro'
doe,ion, say declaration made
public yesterday BY the admins.
tratlon committee Of me National
Association Of Creeit Men.
According "a the credit men, I'VE
appear 10 know bot little Of hov
buAlness is made and developed. In
the aeld Of credits there - too
much guessing. There Is too litil'
critical investigation.
"When eonceding that large
proportion Of the commercial fall
ures arc accounted FOR By the IN
discretions Of tho selling houses
then surely the thesis cannot be
successfully contested that IN
eredito too much is taken for
granted and the surface Is too frs-
quentiy regarded ss indicative OF
the entire situation"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Upturn in Wheat
Aided by Talk of
European Buying
Million Bushels Reported
Bought for Shipment;
Market Closes Strong,
l-2 TO / 5-8c Net Higher

CHICAGO. Dec. 2i,-Assertions that
more than 100000 bushels had been
bought for shipment 20 Europe did a
great deal to-day 70 liz prices In the
wheat market here. The close was
strong. &c 20 isc ret higher. with
May Si26H 10 si.25S and July tilfH
10 Sii4A. Corn finished AZ ac on 70
sc advance. oats up hc 70 sc, and
provisions varying from zoe decline to
Sc gain.
II Vas only IN the iast hour Of trading
that the wheat market showed any DE-
cided Upward impstuH Earlier the aeners
outnumhersd the buyers with The bulk or
the offerings eoAlnE from holders who
were IN position 20 realise profite THIS
class u selling appeared 90 have 81
haustsd itself about midday. and ~ about
The ssfns time the pit became aware that
export business on a liberal scale had been
In progress ana that spectators on the
bear side had apparently ovsrreaohed
themselves FOR AZ least the time being
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Coffee Futurea
~ M ofprIe.sl
Country Produce

Buiier-Rse.lp,s we're tsss paoksesL
Creamery, higher than ertraa. 10. $50 q
bte. ertrsr % score. stc; hrsia ffQttc.
s.,,ss, s.Senas '5 sse: Ever Er'nsa ns''s
score. uA ot5Nc: a. score. tf0tIhc; IS
% 81 reor-. ttc ss-; unsaitsd. hiEhsr than
srtraH y sc; eziras % score. tsotese.
gradss Az 9ttel held creamery. sHtraa
&c; frata. ts0 ttc: seconds, NGtfH SC:
state dairy tuba nnss;. tiostoi geod %
prime. Aotic. common 70 fair. siQ &c;
~, Q qiTe. seconds. it = . isoi isWer gradss.
stQftc; packing stock. current make, No.
1. tte; No :, 'te lever grsdss toeitc
rsra efst. esis Jsrs spsei.iS is.. $40
3tses average run. lef1he: New rork
State eats, fresh specials. i've. avefaEe
ron. &c; Wisconsin douhi. Daisies. a7s .
iiAci single Daisies. s1&ohaei Young
Eers-Rseeiets w.rs 1906 easss Trssh
Rafhsrsd etras. dozen. Se0t1s extrs nfsts,
81 Q SO: hrsta t3Gtee, seconds. go 5iei
sFss. Sseise: dlrtiss. No. / Sl05sc: 80.
2. 1s01ee; checks poor 10 choice dry. y
2 ascs Refrigerator. srtra nrsts eharEes
PAID 20 eEpiTfng as'sS &C..
checks. locally csndlst. ia 1tc. refriGer-
ator whites nearby. 1.o1te: Pacific coast.
1aGfic; other Western. a2oaso' reirig'
srsior oil immsrtlon proc-s. nearby whites'
faif 20 fancy. flGfic. western brown snd
mixed fair % fancy. 31f i9c. frcfh. NoW
Jrr.@y. hennsrv whites nncaudled extras.
Ti0Tac. nssrhy hennery whitea extras
locally caniicd. s4giio nearby and near
b. Western hsnnery whites average 81
tfaa $50 zoe. extra nrsts. stdtlei nrats,
s40gge. nearby gathered whites nrfts %
EXTRA nrs,s. ta6sie. under sraesa s' 2
sic: pullet sgGs. so. /, eogeic. SO :.
si6gis. very small raboc. Paeihe
Coast. whitss EXTRAS. s7gstei sttra . ars,s.
sJH essHe: hrtts ttasse; Paeine Coast
pellets 10. !. ei0t3e; No. 2 tysoe
other western and s0gihsrn Eaihersa
whit-a stottc: Nev Jersey, hennsry
hsnnsry browns. extras tIgesc -
PotafOrS-Jers~Y Giants, fi.es ~. lso
pounds ti0t.it; eoee,sTs. ~ sna. saLSa.'
t1TEatg: Lonx isiand, ito pounds. tA.be
.isi pounds ,i.;!seli.lo. 50 g9ssssssss gss ss
iio poaaas iIs9stii, I, PsaRsgl',i'a: rsaa1. si;:
ess-fs. VirKlnia barrel. 81. Bermuda,
barrel tf6tfs; sweets. jersey. eesks!; ~
gti.Bo. Eastern shore. barre. .se ~.
Tlrxinia. barrel. ti1tGt7; Deiavere ana
Maryland. 900 Sc. Anise' Losiriah"'
aAnNH
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
New Industrial Council
Paterson Institutes Experiment
I'm silk Trade

PATERSON, y. j., Dec, 2l,--An *
pertinent Of nationwide interest ir
the settlement Of Industrial disputes
will be undertaken BY the public. Ia
Dor and employers in this city neHt
month, when al three factors inter
ested in the establishment of stable,
peaceful conditions In the silk indus
try OF Paterson will thrcsh out their
differences IN open convention.
An organization known as confer
ence board" Is being formed. u will
be composed Of twenty-five dislnter
ested citizens. twenty-five workers ano
twenty-five employers. rs reason tof
being Is 10 provide a medium for
frank and open discussion Of trade Dis
putes. 70 will not function or IN sr-
btration body and will net vote or
controversial matters. Iha objective
Of lis aconvcrsationsH will be common
understanding by mutual consent
The idea was originated By The loeal
Chamber OF Commerce and developed
20 the point Of operation With The co
operation Of the United States Depart
ment OF Iasor.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Houston, Fible & Go. Creditors
To Meet Next Thursday

KANSAS CITY. NO, Dec. 2i.-cred-
i,ors OF Houston. Fible & Co. viii be
asked to decide the destiny Of The local
brokerage firm, which closed Monday
when suspended by the New York stock
Exchange. A meeting Of all the cred
itors here next Thursday was decided
upon to-day The committee was busy
to-day listing securities deposited In
the firms safety deposit vaults. These
securities are estimated to have value
Of about 100000. a.,
". r. Houston and W. ". Fible said
to-day the tentative plane outlined yes
terday for reopening the business were
unchanged. The hrm, they added, was
able 70 pay or every cent Of indebted
ness II not forced 20 immediate liquida-
tiop. Eighty per cent Of claims can be
paid as soon as the court authorizes,
thew asserted.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Good Prices al Fur sale

Despite the dullness Of the LEGAL raw
fur market good prices were realized
yesterday FOR a 100000 collection of-
fered at public auction BY the New
York Auction Company FOR the ac
count Of a liquidatirg partnership. Ihe
offerings. consisting in the main Of
odds aud ends which the partuershir
is understood 20 have found difficult
to sell In IFS own. place Of business, at
tracted about 100 buyors. Prices paid
for some Of The goods. according 90
many dealers, were fully 20 per cent
higher than the same merchandise
could bring IN private transactions
Most OF the lots were small IN size
Among the buyers were many smsli
manufacturers
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Many Firms Qose To.morrow

Call loans against aceeptanees. 4 pei
cent
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
philndelnhia
Bonds

5000 An Gas a u IS &s S6L 50 TGI
5000 Con Tr - = 30 81 81 ~ ~
1000 II a r cts -. sst est esA esr
5000 Rus cts si5a l0h i0s iek 1914
1000 Phil n ifi 5sit9 100 rsh 100
1000 40 80 ......its 4 1854 iosA iosi.
1000 90 6hs ....1ofE ios iei', TO-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
BROOKLYN City Railroad

The November report Of the Brook
lyn City Railroad Company showed a
net income Of Sl67.76s. a gain OF Ssl'-
$40 over November, ie2i. Passenger
revenue amounted 20 So63,so2, an IN
provement OF S4e.7o3. Operating eH-
penses and taxes we're S7sS.o6s' de-
crease OF s2T,ii5. The net income for
the Ave rnonths ended November SO.
Io2a. was sTss ole, an Improvement OF
sfbo fl0 over tho corresponding period
~ the previous year, Passenger rev.
e,ue amounted 70 S4.sei ,766. a gain OF
s0Ts g05. Operating expenses and
tsyss amounted 70 st,0is,f53, an i'm
Of Si59,gS5
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
ee,rOleulii Shares
4 Better Demand
IN Curb Exchange
,.,dard Oils and Some of
Independents Move High
:: Iuduslrials Are Fairly
Active and Score Gains

....,,um stocks again attracted at
"a worked slightly higher in
tsi.,is trading on the curb mar
tlIs,Ag t,... .rveral days Of inactivity
~ oils were well supported. In,
-. 80. he'd fairly active and scored
..liso ..liss.,,ovr e Sheet and Tube gained
iss.s soirt az a new high on i'm
,iss,t ~ srier Hill steel. Gillette
sr.ty sa.or. ,s,,s, was pushed up TO e new new,
W. ..;rine nearly ? points. Loe&i Ga.
-. ,','~ ,r's~sotisting for nnaneing ex-
-.sis.e "a - he Industrial Fieer Ger
',.s',s r. returning from clsyslsne' sc,n ss re-
'''s's.'. ''.s.. ne company is aoihF oa- ca
3. ass ss.insss inc in artificial ''ik pro-
's.ss ':s..s.ra Of EsatusEy .TSs E.issd TsIli.S nS15S
..- 80. and indiana snares es,-,Ss.o,s
asT' ,,,.Sr sSsa On isyOraSl' field develop
-erts. .r, ouleter. Bonds
...,rurd irregular.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
In Bronz County

phnieu Realty Co. Inc. Hattie
rts,berrer PHILIP Brsnner sn1
fouis Brenner--Nofth Amfrl-
esn Wall Paper Co. Inc; Oct
it itse..ssssssssfssssft
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Renewed Buying Reported

A renewal Of buying AZ wholesaie
ln the Paeiho Coast Eastern and
Southern sections brought the aver
aeo for the country as whole 20 -
per cent above the previous week, ae
cordlng % the weekly mefchanditlng
review issued BY the Credi. Cloarint
Hoyse. shch buying was, however. OF
. r cont under last year, but go per
cent under the same week In 1920.
Indebtedness increased Al per cenL
over the previous week and was 90
per cent ahead Of last year and s per
cent above two years ago. Payment
activity showed a decline Of 0.b Pcr
cent compared 10 last week, a drop
Of Ia per cent under last year and o.
48 per cert under 1870.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Asks Smith to Appoint
Rail Merger Commission

Governor-elect Smith was requested
yesterday By the New York Board OF
Trade and transportation 20 appoint a
special commission to hold hearings
on the proposed consolidation Of rail
Ways a. one Of his first osheisl acts.
The request was forwarded 20 the
incoming Governor after receipt Of n
letter from Governor Miller declining
10 appoint such a commission in the
closing hours OF bis administration.
The appeal 10 Govemor-clect Smith
bore the signature Of Z. J. Tarof,
chairman Of the Board OF Trades
railway committee.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Sugar and Coffee
Raw Sugar Futures
Business Troubles
p,tl.,ons I'm Bankruptcy

Tho following petition. o. 6ansIupi..I =.
were nicd yoa-crfay in ih' 1N"'~
District Court.
ABRAHAM EcKsTEfS - Involuntary :
fura and millinery eti s,sih ~ r-,,tvr. .
ABRAHAM EChsTbtN 20 80
tsry: fura. 6si RiNth AZ. -.
JAMES q NcEEE-NOlunthTyi hont-
Eonery. y. =. Liabilities 'i's'3' e'N
ISAAC MARKs-InvoiSniary; hArdTsre'
etc. 23ff Arthur av.. tho bronh. ~,
MADISON LIGHTING FINTUEbs Co
TSC-Invoiuntary. 30 p. listh ~
ABRAHAM uNMAE - Volun tafy -
tractor 2;ii Mofsa5 ss, az ,,i,d sn' D''"-
ANDREW ST. TOSfs-Voiun;sry' lssthef
finishing. 1875 Bryant AZ. tno hf"hh
Iiabnitisa ig.9u. asssis. i3.IlQ.
GEORGE u TOPPING - Involuntary
auto ac~-rrerics. as Liberty o.. New
Du un,srNorN NATIONAL cHiRoPRAcric
RELATORIUM. TNC.-lnNoiuntAFIi '''H
- RsXL "a 'iosa iLoesa4TiiifER GOODS co. NC
Involunfar.; rnanufaeturers leAthef kooua
STEVE TACKAcs - voiuniarTi broker
ISL ". itth a.; Liahilities. h'4''i as''''
iio7.
Receivers In bankruptcy
The foiIowins receivers n bsaATgg,;sy b, T y; g
states District Court:
cba-ie. shoneood FOR Israel Hartl
Schultz 2 West i1gfh - and tst1 bhhih
av butcher. with bond of 1850. 11
Edwin L~wisohn Tor Real ie.aihsr osoos |,
Co. Inc. gl BroOms tt, with bono OF
g. 900 49,. ,a.-5.
If.lan Williams for Isaac Marks. hhIl-
ware. etc 1854 Arthur ar. Bronx Ni'N
bond o. f1fo.
schedules In BankruPtey
Tn. f,iio-fne schedules in hankfgricL
were niad yerforday o. the IniieA S.-
District Court.
p,r,,s a royn fSC--Eisctrio light
lnE itS B'way. Liabilities. fistsbl' 49,
ARTHUR sTTNER co. iEc.1lI 4, sss
D'way. Llabiiitiss itsli ags,s eSs,,-
AffrS. ftr Lafaystts q, Liabilities ''i'-
tsf. assets. sie.s5o
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
New York Metal Market

Tin was quict, with Straits quoted
AZ 317593S.75c; Straits shipmcnis
37.75G $500; standard, $780, and ss
per cent, 37.50c asked Copper quiet
standard spot. Dec and JAM 1890
i425c. and electTolyue spot. Dec. and
Jan, i4.25G ig75c. Lead quieti Ncu
York spot, 1850 75Qe, and East 81
Louis spot. 69O@7c. Zinc quieti New
York spot, 7.iOc, and East 81 Louis
spot 0ObH T. .iOc.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
New Niauero Sugar

The report Of the New NiquerO
Sugar Company for the year ended
July 81, 1922, showed net prohts Of
s61lsss after expenses, taxes, etc,
equivalent 10 s40.75 Q share on the
combined $1,500.000 outstanding pre-
ferred and common stocks. In the
preceding year the company reported
net loss Of S742.l02.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Fnrmern, Loan Election

The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
,.sy trustees ysrtcrdsy elected the
following members Of the board; ,.;,o 10
seph p. Cotton, Of Cotton & Franklin
ana Lewis l.. Dslahsld, Of Hawk'ns'
Del.seld q Longfollow. The assistant
vice.presi6ent, elected were j; Cortrne,y
Tslley. Irving II. Msehan, 5. Slosn Gov
and frederick A. Dewey. Trust oiheers,'
Harry p. ssmnnis ard Edward J Boya.
Assi.tapt trust o.aeers: r. Baylor
Knox' Wilfrod l. Peel, John G. Nj,
bystb' Howard 5. Bstterweek ana
Hcnry \. TiFt The assistant cashiers
elected were Harry r. Ayers and Aifreo
= cfaefe
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Montreal
Toronto

Rlordon Pulp a Paper pf..-...-.
DO new ..ssss.sssssss---''-"-
do new f........sssssssf''s'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
p. $. of N. ]. Subscriptions

Holders Of Public Service Corpora
ton ofiNew Jersey s per cent pro
ferrel and common stock OF record
January 8 will have The right TO sub
scribo 70 new per cent preferred
stock at par 70 the extent Of three
shares FOR every twenty shares Of
stock held. The right 20 subEcribe eX-
pires on February is, 1928. There will
be issued s7,2e2,2 zoe Of the per cent
preferred stock and the amount moi
taken by shareholders will be offered
publicly on a customer ovnerahip plan.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

A considcrabIe proportlon Of The
houses in the local textile markets
will be closed tomorrow 20 allow
their employees \ three'day holiday
over Christmas. In reply 10 ques-
tionnAire sent out By the silk Asso-
citation Of America, eighty-nine silk
houses. including most OF the larger
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Dividends
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Fairbanks- Norss Company dLafigf ~
esnis In addition 20 the gegap qyfufr
dlvtfsnd 81 75 cenig Both diuoehif Hr
payabis December 30, % notkholdffs et
record December lg- g.. -.s .f....
Paciac Gas ard Electric Company hltfcI
49, y..ferfay declared an atfra dlWnenn
of Al payable January IS. to ai9chhqldt
~ record December 10. Ais0 ihq fffplaf
quarterly dividend " "a per ofut
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
sanlhern spot MaFhsls--oalrcti ctiol tira

-luthfrIi spot MaFkflt~e eelfff-nl h.FnAl
unchanEed a. 2a.s0c. sales. 1.s0Q bales,
New Orleans qu.et. unchanged ~ %.
aales. uil savannah steady, u po,hth
higher a. sffsc. Eaics. 5lt bales N,li,lH
steady. unchanged a. lee. taler. ~ sel,
Aususta steady. unchanged AZ lbtfc.
ralea. $50 bales. Memphis Efni- uhehAn 20
~ aG e6c. Aies 2sso hslsL hcla.ea , ,
steady. unchanged a. sL.ltci tslct. -
baies I8ftIs Rock steady. unclaimed ~
"a Tgc. ssies SO bales Dallas HeAaI'
unchanged az 16.2oc. sales. ass sslss ~,
Montgomery firm. unchanged ~ ...,- ;
rairs. mn Port Worth quiet, pncAAhs'N
~ .s lie. salea if1 balfh
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Moon Motor Earnings

Net earnings Of The Noon MotoI
,,co,",.rv for the nine months ended
sertennber 80 last, aggregated $6b5,-
iSk which. after preferred DIVIDENDS
snnrorimated $3.50 a share on ths
eps.rson ~, stock. Il is expected thaI
eorni5V- for the full year will be
equivalent 10 about S5 snare on 'Hs
iunior issue.