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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST Small chestnut colored hound; find
err please notify G. Pasetto. 517 No. Main
street, Tel. 109-R- 1858
WANTED-By young lady with two
years granite Office experience. a posi-
ton to work half time some knowledge OF
drawing address II, Times Office. 1851
TO RENT-Furnished or unfurnishcd or
room tenement with sleeping porch and
garage Modern convenences address Ten
enent." care Times office. I23tf
CHvRoLET TOURING CAR FOR SALE
1921 model. run less than 1000 miles
cheap II taken at once terms II desired !.
address Chevrolet care Of Times Office
1859
sale or retail; Tel. 5000. i2st3.
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wANTED-A few apprentice granite eut-
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08
TALK or THE TOWN

Miss Amelia Solarv Of Boston ar
rived in the city Monday and il visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Mary SoIari, Of
North Main street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08
BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, AUGUST s, 1922.


Fair tonight and Wednesday; cool
or IN extreme southern portion; mod
crate southwest winds.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-16
Wednesday, August 80, Race and Exhibition D

addition
and pacing will stable of Kentucky Thoroughbred saddle horses which
the day This and thrilling feature Of the fair I'll
exhibition world American Dog Team of Arthur Walden which
mi running cLasc ast a Berlin, Nh
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-16
GILLETT SEES
REVOLUTION
IN THE HOUSE
Speaker VIII be the Oldest
Member in Service at
the Next Session

Just before Speaker Gillett left
his home in Springfield, Mass, for
d vacation on the Maine coast the
Springfield Republican secured am
inter lew from him in which he
takes a look backward and dis
cusses the retirement of veterans
and coming leaders.
at makes me feel old" said the
speaker smiling, although few men
show the years less than he does
No one will be left in the next
House who was in Congress when
Mr.. Giilett entered it in the sprinT
of 1893. Mr.. Cannon was there
then Of course, but Mr.. Cannon re-
tires a the end Of this Congress.
Mr.. Giile.t ran over the names Of
the veterans Of the present House
who viii accompany Mr.. Cannon
into retirement. He mentioned Mr..
Fordney and Mr.. Kelly of Michi-
gan, M. Fess of Ohio, Mr.. Camp
bell of Kansas. Mr.. Rodenburg of
Illinois, Mr.. Reavis Of Nebraska
and Nh Mondell Of Wyoming. MIR.
Fordney is now chairman of the
way and means committee. Messrs
Campbell, Fess and RodenburC are
members of the small yet powerful
committee on rules. Congressman
Joseph Walsh of this state has al
ready resigned to become a Judge
Of the Massachusetts superior
court.
1t was evident that Mr.. Gillett
regards the loss of Mr.. Walsh as
a serious one to she country be
cause he was coming instead of
going and, being 4 comparative
ly young man Of rare parliament
any ability, he would have been Of
great service in {. new House COM
posed a. the next one must be, of
fresh material to an unusual tX-
tent. The present floor le2uer will
retire in the person of Mr.. MCndell
and M Walsh would have been
his successor were it not thIt the
speaker and the floor leader, ac-
cOding to the House custom, can
not come from the same state. 1t
is no secret that Mr.. Gillett and
ton about this handicap to Mr..
Dir. Walsh had a friendlv converse
Walsh's congressional future and
that the New Bedford congress
mans decision t. retire to accept
the iudgeship wa sinflunced
some what by the% unavoidable
check he must meet in the matter
OF The floor leadership.
"Mr. Gihett, in the next Con
@ress you viii be not only the old
est member in point Of service and
the only survivor of d former gen
Grafton Of congressmep,' it was
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-16
Thursday, August 81, "Crange Day"

will gathering known
There will
Iorb Exhibition by Northeastern
and nearW make
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
NEW HERSHEY ISSUE
IS FOR S15,OOO,OOO
Offering at Price to Yield
More Than 6 61-8 p. c.
To Retire Old Bonds.


A syndicate consisting Of the Ma
t:onal CITY Company. the Guaranty
Company OF New York, Graham. Par
sons & Co, Cassatt & Co and the Union
Trust Company of Pittsburgh are of
fering SIS. 900 first mortgage sink
ing fund per cent. gold bonds of the
Hershey Chocolate Company, dated No
vember /. 1922, and due November l.,
1912, at price of 9s12 and interest, to
yield more than 6is per cent.
The proceeds of the issue will enable
the company to retire the existing first
mortgage per cent. bonds of the COM
pany. pledged under an outstanding
issue of Hershey Chocolate Corporation
first lien ~ per cent. ten year sinking
fund gold bonds, which will be called
for redemption December l, for addi-
| tional working capital, and TO fund float
ing debt of certain constituent conf
panies. Provision is made for a sinking
fund sufficient TO retire the entire issue
at or before maturity.
The new bonds will be secured by a
closed first mortgage on the real estate,
plants, and flXed assets of the Hershey
Chocolate Company in Pennsylvania,
and by deposit Of all the stocks. except
directors shares of all the constituent
companies operating In, the United
States and Cuba. With the completion
of the present financing. neither the
company nor any of it's constituent com
panies will have outstanding any other
funded obligation.
The consolidated net income of the
corporation and constituent companies
for the eight months ended August 81
last after depreciation, but before in
terest and Federal taxes, amounted to
s3,52S, 900 or more than 5.SS times in
terest requirements onf'the new bond
issue for such period. For the seven
years ended December 81, 1921, the av
erage annual net income amounted to
more than S3,4O0,000 or more than 3a4
times the annual interest requirements
on these bonds.
Application will be made to list the
bonds of this issue on the New York
Stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
INVESTMENT NOTES.
Chesapeske and Ohio.

yield Of between $50 and $50 per
cent. can be obtained from investment
In Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany thirty year convertible secured 5
per cent bonds. due in 1916. The Chesa-
peake and Ohio owns 2.12S miles of road
and controls through ownership of the
entire capital stock 261 miles and leases
or has trackage rights over 262 miles
of road. The lines of the company
traverse the soft coal regions of vir-
ginia. West Virginia and Kentucky and
three-quarters OF the company's freight
tonnage Is In the product of the mines
These bonds are secured by pledge of
S45,S20.000 face amount of the COM
pany's first lien and Improvement bonds.
There are outstanding a little more than
$40, 000,00 of these secured 5s. The
mortgage provides for the withdrawal
of collateral as bonds of this issue are
converted and also that the date of
maturity of the first lien and improve
ment bonds may be extended In the
company's discretion to not later than
April l, 1946. The first lien and i'm
provement os which are behind this
issue, are secured by first lien on 80
miles, first collateral lien on 291 miles,
third lien on 729 miles. a fourth lien
on NS01 miles and a fifth lien on 252
miles. They ar, further secured by
pledge of securities.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
General Fuel Corporation.

Among the leading second class In
dustrial bonds are General Fuel Cor
poration first mortgage 5 per cent. sink
ing find gold bonds dated September 1.
1921, and due in two series. "A' In 1926
and "B" in 1881. These bonds are selling
at prices to yield about per cent. The
company Is assured strong earning
power by coal contracts with two i'm
portant roads. the New York Central
and the Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago
and st. Louis Railway. The General
Fuel Corporation recently purchased a
third mine which now is producing ap-
proximately 500 tons daily and which
soon is expected to reach a daily pro-
duction Of about 1000 tons This mine
which operates at a low cost Is supplying
the corporations industrial clients. The
corporations No. and No. mines are
now actively operating and delivering
coal under favorable contracts, one with
the big Four" which will take the
output of No. 1 mine. and the other with
the New York Central Railroad Com
pany for the output OF No. 2 mine. Net
profits Of more than three times interest
charges now are being shown from the
bonds are secured by irst mortgage on
operation Of the coal properties. The
one modern equipped mine, approximate
ly 2.700 acres Of coal land. on the COM
pany's equity in 1900 acres and on the
Ave year contracts with the railroad
companies.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
Average Bond Prices
Tuesday. Oct. Il. 1872.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

The buoyancy of yesterdays stock
market id not find much reflection in
the movement of bond issues on the
New York Stock Exchange. Libertys
and the rails moved definitely lower in
fairly active trading. Early in the ses-
sion several of the war issues declined
20 to more than 80 cents, but later there
were signs of better demand. The
newly listed United States Treasury
ii4s opened at par and later got up to
l00.o6 in heavy trading. 4 feature of
the days total turnover of more than
SIS 600 was the constant activity in
United States Government Issues. Losses
OF fraction to point Were recorded
IN the railroad list. such speculative
issues as St. Louis-San Francisco in
come 6s and Missouri Pacific general IS
being under pressure. Atchison Is were
among the better class rails in greater
supply than demand. The Industrial
group was fairy steady as a whole,
some minor gains being scored in the
day. fractions were heavy. Foreign
government bonds moved irregularly.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
PRAISES BANKERS STAND
ON INTERNATIONAL DEBT
Index Says Association Per-
formed a Service.

The national bank Section OF the
American Bankers Association per-
formed a practical service when it re-
Gently adopted a resolution calling upon
the United States Government to formu-
late the principles on which it will be
able to cooperate with the other
nations to bring about the rehabilitation
of European countries. according TO
current issue of The ImdoI, organ OF the
New York Trust Company.
Commenting upon The attitude of the
Bankers Association on international
debt problems The Inder says: when
prominent members of Congress in pub
lie statements urge that we continue
firmly in the position of demanding all
that is legally due us, and within the
limitations imposed upon the Allied
Debt Refunding Commission. it is fair
TO ask that they also prepare at least
an outline OF the methods by which
they believe such a policy may be put
into effect.
Wherever precise thinking. based on
clear understanding Of the machinery OF
modern commerce and finance. has en-
deavored TO point the way II has so far
failed to meet popular demands and has
in fact usually arrived at the distasteful
conclusion that no international debt
settlement Is practicable except on the
basis of long deferred part payments
and probably a cancellation of no small
part of the principal
ITO the courageous in Congress and
in the Administration the acts OF the
bankers convention should Indicate
that there is already "A strong founda-
tion of intelligent public opinion to SUD-
port any constructive and sound pro-
gram looking toward this end The
demand for the formulation of such a
program will continue to grow more in
sistent until some definite action is
taken"
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
h. r. Goodrich 1st 6Hs.

The twenty-five year first 61as of the
3. r. Goodrich Company issued last
summer and due in 1947, are selling on
basis to yield investors about 6.32 per
cent. The company's products include
tires, mechanical rubber goods. footwear
and a practically complete line Of other
rubber products which are distributed
through more than 100 branches. The
first s Us were sold to provide for the re-
tirement of s30,000,000 five year per
cent. convertible notes. due April l, 1925,
which issue was called for payment in
its entirety on October / last. They are
secured by a~first mortgage on all the
fixed assets Of the company, now owned
or hereafter acquired, together with
pledge of stocks Of certain subsidiary
companies. Under the provisions of the
indenture the company covenants that
so long as any Of these bonds are out
standing it will not declare dividends on
any class of stock nor retire or acquire
any stock by purchase II such dividend
payments, &C., will reduce net current
assets to an amount less than the prin-
cipal amount Of bonds Of this Issue then
outstanding.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
Exchange Of U. $. Obligations.

The few criticisms OF Secretary Mel
Ions loan policy heard i'll Wall Street
have been of a constructive nature.
One banker said yesterday that he
thought the only mistake made by the
Treasury Department in connection
with the recent loan was that of ex-
tending the time for exchange of short
term Government paper one week. That
extension OF time. the banker said, al
lowed spectators an opportunity OF
"scalping' by turning in Treasury GER
tficates in exchange for the new Gov
ernment iAs, par for par, and of re-
selling the new bonds In the open mar
kct with a small profit. Selling of that
character. it is believed, has prevented
the new government iAs from advanc-
ing to higher levels.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
Kingdom of Denmark es.

Kingdom of Denmark twenty year ex-
tension per cent. gold bonds. due In
1912. are selling In the New York Stock
Exchange on more favorable basis
than the Kingdom of Norway SIS. offered
at par early, this week. The Denmark
6s can be purchased at or slightly be-
low SO. They were offered to American
investors early this year in the amount
OF SO,0O0.0O0. These bonds are a d.
rect obligation OF the Danish Govern
ment which agrees that II in the future
1t shall sell any more bonds or con-
tract any loan secured by lien or pledge
on any Of it's revenues or assets this loan
will be secured equally and ratably
Denmark is famous for it's dairies and
its chief exports are food substances and
animals.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18

A noncallable Canadian traction issue
yielding about $50 per cent. at present
prices Is Montreal Tramways Company
first and refundlng tnow first) mortgage
8 per cent. gold bonds due 1941. This
company owns and controls practically
the entire street railways system of Mon
treal and suburbs. The lines operated
total 267 miles of single track The
population OF the territory served Is es-
timated at over 100000. The bonds are
secured by first mortgage lien on the
entire property which under the terms
OF the contract with the city has a pres
ent stipulated capital value of over $685.
100000. or twice the total amount of the
outstanding bonds. Net earnings of the
company are reported to be running over
"a times the present annual intresi
charges.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
FINANCIAL NOTES.

John E. Bouden. Jr.. president OF the whit
ney-CcntraI National Bank of New Orleans.
La, was elected yesterday a member of the
board of trustees of the American Surety
Company.
The Corporation Trust Company has issucd
a pamphlet entitled 'Safoguarding stock
Transfers." describing tho liability OF cor
pcratiour In transferring securities and treat
ing various requirements.
Walter II. Woodward has formed tie firm
OF W. II. Woodward g. Co.. with Edward NJ.
Hill and A. Edward Brown special part
ners. TO conduct a general investment se-
curity business.
Walter r. F'rew. president of the Corn Ex-
change Bank, has been elected n director OF
the International Eievating Company TO sue
ceed the late William A. Nash.
Watson q White have prepared n folder
showing the total amount of Federal income
taxes for 1922 which individuals must pay
on incomes ranging from ~. 600 to 81 900. 600.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18

A strong public utility Investment
yielding about 5.57 per cent. can be
found in Carolina Power and Light Com
pany first 5s, due in 1888. The bonds
are secured by a first mortgage on 1871
miles OF street railway track in Raleigh,
n. c.: gas plants In Raleigh, Oxford,
Henderson, Sanford Jonesboro and
Goldsboro. N. c., and an, electric light
and power distributiqn system for man
ugacturers In Fayetteville. Smithfield.
Selma, Franklington. Pine Level, Rox-
boro and Cumberland. n. C. The popu-
lations served total $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
TWO RAIL ISSUES OFFERED.
Lackawanna and Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne a Chicago stocks on Sale.

Joseph Walker & Sons are Offering
two issues of stock for subscription.
The first is s250,o00 I.ackawanna Rail-
road OF New Jersey 4 per cent. stock,
guaranteed by the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad Company
in perpetuity. and underlies all other
securities on an important part OF
the main line between New York and
Buffalo. The other Is s250,o00 Pitts
burgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail-
way Company preferred per cent.
stock.
Both Issues are exempt from the
normal Federal income tax and are Of
fered at prices to yield nearly per cent
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
UNITED STATES AND MEXICAN TRUST
COMPANY
New York City
NOTICE OF ANNuAL MEETING

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
To the Stockholders:
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
United States and Mexican Trust Company
will be held mt No. 12s Broadway, Room,
11O5. Manhattan Borough. New York City.
at 10 80 A. NJ, on Wednesday, November l..
1922, for the purpose OF ~ eiecting Dircc-
tors for the ensuing year, t2) authorizing
the disposal of the assets of the COMPANY
TO meet its obligations, CD approving the
acts Of the Directors and former Liduida
tors of the Company. and (4) for the trans
action of such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
Dated. October 1s, 1922.
WALTER COOK. JR..
Secretary.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
Delaware County, n. ". Issue.

Sherwood & Merrifeld and Jelke, Hood
& Co are Offering $390.o00 of Delaware
county, N Y, coupon or registered bonds
maturing serially from 1929 to 1852, al
prices to yield 40 to 400 per cent
The bonds are issued to provide funds
for the extension of highways and con-
stitute the only debt of Delaware county.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18

Pynchon & Co. are Offering block Of
per cent. sinking fund gold bonds, Of
the General Gas and Electric Corpora
ton at 90, TO yield 7.3O per cent. This
issue is dated September !, 1922. and
due September 1, 1852.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
SECURITIES COMPANY

20 Liberty Street. New York.
The books for transfer OF the capital stock
Of the Northern Securities Company will be
closed at three o'clock p. NJ, Thursday
October 10th, 1922. for the purpose OF the
annual meeting of tho stockholders to be
held on the 18th November, 1922. and will
be reopened at ten O'Clock A. NJ November
18th. 1922.
NICHOLAS TERHUNE. Secretary
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
Two Southern Offerings.

r NJ. Grant & Co. Inc. are Offering
an issue OF 100000 OF Charlottesville
Va. improvement bonds at 106 y and
interest to yield about $50 per cent. and
S150,000 OF per cent. school bonds Of
Montgomery, Ala, due July 1. 1852. at
1O6 and interest TO yield about $50 per
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
Note Redemption Notice
The Cudahy Packing
Company.
Five Year re- Sinking Fund Gold Notes,
Dated July Is, 1918.

Five Year re- Sinking Fund Gold Notes,
Dated July Is. 1913.
Notice Is hereby given to all holders and
owner, of the above mentioned notes that
pursuant to the provisions of Article III. OF
the Trust Agreement dated July 18th, 1918,
between The Cudahy Packing Company and
the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank.
Trustee, which said Trust Agreement con-
tains the provisions respecting said notes.
notice has been given to the undersigned by
The Cudahy Packing Company that It In
tends to redeem and pay all such notes on
January 18TH 1923. All said notes there
fore now hereby called for redemption on
January 18th. 1923, and they should be pre-
sented for payment on said date at the office
of the undersigned, Illinois Trust and Saw
ings Bank, Chicago, or at the offices of Ice.
Higginson & Co., in either Boston, Mass, or
New York City, New York.
To effect such redemption funds will be
deposited with the undersigned on or before
January 18th. 1923, for the full payment to
the holder or registered owner OF each OF
said notes of the principal thereof, and
premium OF 10 of the principal and the ac
crued and unpaid interest thereon TO tho
date of redemption. upon the surrender
thereof with all unmatured coupons attached.
All interest all said notes will ceass
from and after said date.
ILLINOIS TRUST SAVINGS BANK,
TRUSTEE.
Corner Ia Sale and jackson Sts., Chicago.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
Chilean Loan Bids.

r. is understood that six different
banking groups are rendering Dfds on
their own specifications for the new
$40. 600. 900 loan of the Chilean Govern
ment to be awarded at the end Of No
ycmber.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
buffalo Firm Gets Award.

The township Of. Rchland. New York
has awarded $4,000 of its AZ per
cent. 16 ih-year bridge bonds TO the
O'Brien- Potter Company of Buffalo for
a premium OF S542.70.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
A. u. LITTLE Bond, sold.

The issue Of 81, 100000 OF first mort
gage. per cent. sinking fund gold
bonds OF the A. r. Little Company has
been sold and subscription books closed
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION


UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY
Five Year Seven Per Gent. Secured Gold
Notes Issued under the Trust lndenture
f, dated November 8. 1913. between United
States Rubber Company and Industrial
Trust Company, as Trustee.
Notice Is hereby given that United Statos
Rubber Company has elected 10 call for pay
ment and redemption on December l. 1872
(the next interest payment date), all OF the
Six Million Dollars ($6 600 000) principal
amount OF Notes of the Issue above named.
The Notes will be paid on December J.. 1922,
at the principal amount thereof and accrued
interest. together with a premium equal 10
two per cent. of the principal amount thereof.
on presentation of the Notes, accompanied
by coupons maturing December I, 1922. and
all subsequent coupons. at the office OF Cen
trail Union Trust Company of New York, so
Broadway, New York City.
Interest the above mentioned Notes will
cease December I. 1922.
All Notes presented for payment mus
be in negotiable form and be accompanied
by properly executed ownership certificates
as required by the Federal Income Tax Law
and Regulations.
Dated New YORK;, October 18th, 1872
UNITED STATES RUBBER cOMPANT,
w. II. BLACKWELL, Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
DIVIDENDS
Stock OF Pay
Record able.

Stock Of Pay
Record. able.
Chicago, wilmington & Frank
lin Coal Co. ~, a.. $3.50. Oct 10 Nov.
Tsmond Mills, o., S1.i0....s Oct ~ nov.
Esmond Mills pf a., 81. oct 20 Nov.
Martin Parry Corp, a., soc Nov. 10 Dec.
National Surety Co., O.. 20 Dec. Jan.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
RAW SUGAR FUTURES.
COFFEE.


Dispatch to THE
York; He-idBure
D.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18

International Salt Company and
Subsidiary Companies report to-
tai earnings for third quarter
ended September Soth. 1922. after
deducting all expenses except
Federal Taxes. of...............s .s5fs. $50 50
less Fixed Charges and Sinking
Net earnings for quarter. .s4i7. 1880
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
Statistics and Records Of Securities
The Investors Pocket Manua
Issued Month"; ,

288 Page Booklet. Issued Monthly
Will be furnished FREE by any investment,
banker or broker to any investor or trader
on application OR for 3Oc latest copy with
be sent by THE FINANCIAL PRESS. Pub.
fishers. 116 Broad ST.. New York City.
The New York herald., 1922-10-18
U. S. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES

'tACcppfahIe IN pnNTHent u TcdfraI tnfcy
on the dates of maturity
Interchangeable for United Statea Govern
ment az per cent. bonds due October To- 1862
until further notice.