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New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
FINANCIAL
HENRY J. LEAKE, AucSioneer :
STOCKS AT AUCTION
ADRIAN III. MULLER & SON
WILL Sell At AUCTION on

HENRY J. LEAKE. Auclioneer
ADRIAN H. MULLER 4 SON T.
rTEsnAS, Mssn s'sG NovEssnnR e. Aesiss si.s. ,sas,
AT ran ss Exc EScaSssE: assissf: 8 sAfssRoom fhs
sNos Il and is vEsEY STREET,
For Account OF Who're m II NE May Concern s,a,,,
Co, Ltd Adjustment Sc Certih-
Gates. due jap. !. 1928.
20 bonds gaf $500; Idaho .os.,I IrrIga.;,en igsa,,s
cate Gates. due due Jan. Ian j. Ao1assieA' isss. s'''"
Co. Ltd. 81 .Adjussmen. certin-
31e,?t37S Coupons. Idaho Irrigation Co,
Ltd. Income Sc. due Sept: !; 1880
bonds. par $1,000. Idaho Irrigation Q.
Co. Ltd, Adjustment Mortgage 70,
bond, par 500, Idaho Irrigation
Co. Ltd. Adtuatmaent Mortgage 50.
az bonds, par $1,000, Idaho Irrigation
Adjustment 6 20 Notes, duo Jan. L.
90 bonds. par $500, Idaho Irrigation
Adjustment { x Notes, due Jan. i.
1923.
S2s.5eo Coupons Idaho irrigation Co., Ltd.
Income go due Sept. l. 1890.
:. Co. Ltd. So, dated July |, 1890,
nrefd. stock. par 500.
80 shs. Idaho Irrigation Co., Ltd
prefd. stock, par 800.
par 800.
1oS.eo shs Beaded Realty Co. capital stock
par S100.
100 shs United West Indies Corp. capt.
tai stock. par 800.
zoo shs West India Sugar Finance
Corp. common stock, par 500.
ssSs Subscription Certificates of 100000
Cuban Dominican Sugar Develop
ment Syndicate, par S165.ooo.
k0% OF $50 shares Sugar Planters Cogpn.
prefd. stock. par 800.
$50 shs. Sugar Planters Corpn. prefd.
stock, par sloo.
$4,000 shs, ri Salvador Silver Mines Co.
1ss.eoo shs. El Salvador Silver Mines Co.
capital stock par 81.
l3b ehs. Dual Leathers Corpn. prefd.
stock. pGr 800.
10 shs. Dual Leathers Corpn. cennion
stock par 500.
s20oo Demand Note Dual Leathers Corpn..
dated Oct. 81. 1e17
5000 Demand Note Dual LeRthers Corpn.,
dated Sept. 6. 1917.
$4,000 Demand Note Dual Leathers Corrn.,
dated May IL, 1920.
S10.o00 Demand Note Dual Leathers Corpn.,
dated Jan. a. 1920.
$4,000 Demand Note Dual Leathers Corpn,
dated Oct. Z. 1920.
$4,000 Demand Note Dual Leathers Corpn
dated June Is. 1921.
$1,000 Demand Note Dual Leatlers Corpn
dated June 2. 1922
s33,5o2.3i Demand Note Dual Leethers
Corpn., dated July l. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Speculative Holdings Criticized

Question: find 1t difficult to obtain
INC M PROPER @ sort Of financial advice. not
ms and investment houses. I have long
been Interested in your financial columns
and daily advice offered. May presume
nst OF bands and stocks and suggest fur
ther investment of $4,000 at this time
a, Ms age y forty-two and ] am only In fair
in advance for this information and to
sssure ss ono you OF my appreciation Tho list;
quesne Light and Power 6s. 1919: $4,000
CITY of Christiania So, 1919; So, 600 city OF
ccopenhagen coIenl ,a,%a, s%s, lsas; 5000 Anaconda
pennsyivania 7s 1896: $4,000 Grand Trunk
Raiiway 10. ieto; $4,000 United King dom
$1,000 oregon California Railroad &c.
1sa9; $1,000 Liberty AIS, 1917: $1,000
LIBERTY lass s,aasa aas. 1928; $500 Victory 4as.
and and Hea, i. of Pittsburgh; 70 shares com.
New Jersey; so shares STANDARD oil Of
Indiana; 2b shares American Smelling and
aes'ning aes ing pr ppnefsrrsd; 100 shares Coleman
National Bank; 10 shares Union paciflS
Hailroad common; $50 shares Lone Star
Gas g; Company OF Texas So shares Allan
lean Locomotive preferred 25 shares Ma.
nonal Siecuit preferrod s shares Citizens
shares "e 81, ,ep6asy Tnal s,nov of on City Pa s1
purgh; ~ shares American Telephone end
Telegraph.--A. C. s. ''N
Answer-Our first criticism of your
investment is on the score of too
large percentage OF stocks. You have
among the latter some of the most
conservative stock issues, and if they
were all of this class the lack of pro-
portion as to stocks and bonds would
not be Objectionable. But you have
also some rather speculative stocks
that contain an element of risk and
need watching. We refer particularly
to Coleman Gas and Oil end Lone Star
Gas. Your holdings of these are large
and we feel that one who is not sure
OF future earning capacity should not
be overloaded with them. Additional
Duquesne Light per cent bonds would
be good medium for the reinvestment
of any funds you see fit to withdraw
from the two stocks just mentioned.
For your $4,000 OF new capital we
suggest: $4,000 Adirondack Power and
Light 6s, 1860, yielding about 90 per
cent; $4,000 Aluminium Company Of
America rs. 1898. yielding about 6.2
per cent; $4,000 New York Telephone
6s, 1941, yielding about 81 per cent;
$4,000 Delaware g. Hudson 5hs, 1887,
yielding about 5.4 per cent, and $4,000
American Sugar Refining IS, 1887,
yielding about 90 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest TO in-
pestors ,eill Do aaswored In this oof-
usnn, ia suhich caso only initiais ariu
be used. Others l0iff be nnsWerod BY
mail. Address oil Inquiries, inosos-
ing q stamped, addressed envelope, to
Financial Editor, The Tribune, i53
Nassan Street, NetD York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
London Metal Market

LONDON, Nov. 16.-Standard cop
per, spot, 9ss rs Sd; futures, sea 5s.
Eleetrolytic, spot, $40 los: futures, Ell
5s. Tin, spot, s1Ts lbs Cd; futures,
sire rs Cd. Lead, spot, s26 Is Cd;
futures, s2A It's Sd. Zine, spot, s3s;
futures, G3T.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17

The proportion of the banks reserve
to liability this week is 1850 per cent;
last week 1t was 1906 per cent. Rate
of discount, per cert.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17

blO- ASKED
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
TORONTO RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS
of 41a2o
Toronto Railway COMPANY Fsands
due August S1st' I031.

Que ffuKuSt SIst, 1871,
NOTICE Is given TO holders OF the above
@enttoned bearer bonds payable in New
York. that the same will be paid in fuil
upon epresentation and surrender thereof
70 the Company's bankers, The Canadian
New York, on and after November Atm.
1922. together with accrued interest at &c
per annpln from the last date upon whici,
interest was paid to the date Of payment
" not presented for payment on or before
2sth February. 1923. interest thereon wiu
cease
The Company gratefully acknowledges
sns ioroesrance shown by its bondholders
J. c. GRACE,
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Guaranty Trust Company
of New York
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid r1l
asked quotations of stocks LISTED q
the Stock Exchange in which stsS
were no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
DIVIDEND NOTICES
The American Ssa9ar
Refining Company
Preferred Dividend

Preferred Dividend
On the Preferred Stock dividend
one and three quarters per cent,
geins the t1Gsa consecutive dividend
yfereon' psyable on the second day oe
SsaHnary 1873 to- stockholders of yscos>d
an the 4irst day OF December 1922.
The Transfer Books w;ll not cIose.
EDWIN T. CIB5oN. sscrs,.sv
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
MERGENrH sLER LINOTYPE co.
BTookiyn, n. =, Nov. Il. i9.2
DIVIDEND 10S

DIVIDEND les
A regular quarterly dividend of 23a
per cent on the capital stock OF Mergefl-
thalsf Linotype Company VIII be paid on
December so. 1929. to the stockholders OF
record ms they appear at tho close Of buss-
ness on December g. 1922. Ths Transfer
Eooka will NOT be csosed
JOS. Z MAcrEY. Treasairer .
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17

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New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
sourn ronro nIco suaAn CO.

lNUftf+fItE
The Board Of Directors have t1is day de-
eixsrd qusrteriy dividend OF 2go on the
Preferred Stock. payable on December seth
1922. 10 stockholders OF record Decent
ber 9th. 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
NEW YORK TRANSIT COMPANY
26 Rrontiyax

New York, November IT. 1922
dividend OF $500 per share has been de-
elared OH the Capital Stock of this Com
pany. payable January is. 1923. 90 stock
hoidsrs Of record ~ the close OF business
December 6, 1872 and special dividend
Of $4,000 per share has been declared on
the Capital Stock OF this Company payable
Decernber go. 1922. TO stockholaers OF rec
ord ~ the Close OF business December G,
is?a ]. r. FAST. Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
NORTHERN PipI. I.iSE coMPANY . .

New York. NoScsaber II. 1922.
a dividend af IS 90 per share ana rpe-
siai Jayidand OF 1850 yer share have been
declared on the Capital siock of this Cofn-
pany. payable January l. 1923. To stock
seiaeFs Of record at the ciose of business
Z Fs'' J.R. FAST, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
HENRY ]. LEAKE. Auctioneer

HENRY J. LEAKE Auctioneer
STOCKS AT AUCTION
ADRIAN IT, MULLER & son VIII sa,l -,
auction on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Talst.
1929, at 1850 o'clock. at the Exchange
ss,aiesreoni, Nos, II and is Nesey street,
For Account of Whom II May Concern:
lob shs West India Sugar Finance Corpn
Common.
ssS abs The Cuban Dorninicen Sugar Co
isA shs The Cuban Dominican Sugar Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Bank of England Statement

LONDON, Nov. 1s.-- The weekly state
ment Of the Bank Of England shows the
following changes.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
HANK of France Statement

PARIS, Nov. 1s.--Thc weekly state
ment of the Bank Of France shows the
following changes. in francs:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17

Four fill columns Of iv,-
restFnent questions and an.
s,oers ioiu be published in
ihe Tribune eDery Sunday
and Monday. O.. other days
me fuA column ,oiu appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17

The state repaid the bank 7oo,ooo,0o0
francs
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
The Washington Water Power

Spokane. Washington. November IS, 1879.
A dividend OF sI.75 per share and an
ezra dividend of si,oe per share have been
declared payable January 1s. 1923, TO stock
holders OF record NJ the close OF business
December -. 1929.
.. L. HUNTINGTON, President
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

field and atmosphere in the winter
season in southern California, from
the recognized winter sports amid
the deep snow and ice of the
mountain peaks to the year-round,
tennis, polo and field sports in the
balmy air of ever-spring of the
valleys and foothills.
There are many reasons why the
outdoor lovers and tS1ose who seek
rest and quiet are coming in great
numbers every year to southern
California and to Pasadena, and
not the least of these is the attrac-
ton Of the great hotels at Pasa-
dena where the Maryland, open all
the year, and the Huntington and
the Green, open from January un-
til the summer months, offer ac-
Communications and cuisine that
have made them world-famous
and also extend to their guests the
privileges OF the Pasadena Golf
club, recognized as one of the best
courses in the country and a CEN
ter of indoor social activity that is
also such a charming feature OF
life in these hotels during the win
ter season.
Journal wan ads get results
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
DEMAND INVESTIGATION
or ALLEGED KIDNAPPING

New York, Jan 14.--Immediate
of the alleged kid
naping of Harold Mulks Of
Chicago, counsel for the American
Civil Liberties Union, was de-
manded in kilograms sent by the
union today to Gov. Parker of
Louisiana and Commissioner of
Public Safety Stringfellow OF
Shreveport.
Asserting that treatment SIM
liar to that accorded Mulks had
been melted out last Thursday to
an /. w. W. lawyer named Car
ney, the kilograms declared the
conditions demanded Immediate
action"
A statement issued by the union
said the imprisoned |. w. w
workers at Parrish Farms had
been arrested for alleged vagrancy
at a Standard Oil company camp
despite the fact they were on the
camp payroll. Their only offense
it was asserted consisted OF
possessing 1. w. w. cards. One
Of the prisoners was declared tc
be i'll of mistreatment by his
iailerS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
IRISH SYMPATHIZERS
IN u. S. DISSATISFIED
WITH TREATY OF PEACE

New York, Jan. 14.-The Ma
tional Council of the Friends of
Irish Freedom made public today
a resolution expressing conviction
that "a free and independent"
Irish republic, separated from the
British empire and controlling the
destinies of the Irish people" is
the only solution OF the Irish
problem.
Members of the council unanim-
ously voted to continue to give our
utmost support to those in Ire
land who stand for an independ-
ent republic, but decline to recog-
nize as republicans those who adj
vocate a so-called external as
ISOLATION with the British en-
pire."
The resolution says, however,
that the organization will do moth
ing to interfere with plans to re-
move the English military from
Ireland and put the powers Of
government, Limited though they
may be- in the hands of Irish
men.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
GOLF LINKS AND THE
MOTOR HIGHWAYS ARE
WINTER FAIRGROUNDS

Pasadena, Calf, Jan. 1A.-Golf
and motoring go hand in hand
these days as the outdoor twins OF
California winter sports, and may
be said to be the first favorites
with visitors to Pasadena. for the
smooth boulevards that radiate
from the city to all parts of the
Southland, with matchless scenery
OF mountains, fertile valleys and
the colorful desert, all in an hour
drive, attract all corners to the
joys of motoring in this land of
sunshine and flowers, but every
car that takes tho road is almost
certain to carry bag of golf clubs
as essential equipment, and all
trips generally call for stop at
one OF the twenty country golf
clubs within easy reach for a round
of the course to make the day
complete.
Every other form Of outdoor
sport with an appeal either to pay.
err or spectator finds its natural
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

time and whether he can stack up
against the colored boy is ques-
ton which can only be settled
Wednesday night in the ring. The
bout is scheduled for fifteen
rounds.
Young Jim Flynn, local boy who
put up one of the greatest boxing
bouts seen in Albuquerque two
weeks ago and lost the decision by
a shade to frankie Dean of Pueblo.
is training at home and is said to
be in much better shape than two
weeks ago. He outweighed Dean
ten pounds in their former fight,
but he has taken off several pounds
since that time. The return match
promises to be even better than the
first meeting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
Theaters Today

'B" Theatcr-Guy de Maupas-
SAINTS classic. a most wonderful
picture, entitled 1.-THE Orderly" is
the main attraction at the 81
theater; also presenting a two
part comedy.
Lyric Tlieatcr-William Steiner
Production company presents Neal
Hart as starring in Tangled
Trails" stirring tale of the great
northwest; Monty Banks stars in
"A Bed Room scandal" a two-part
comedy, and a reel or two of Cur
rent Events" pictures.
Pastlme Ilica{cr--Doris May is
the leading star in eden and Re-
turn" great laughable comedy;
also showing q reel or two of Fox
News and Harold Lloyd in THE
Tin"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
CHNvEZ AND SOL
LOOK LIKE STAR
BOYSWEDNESDAY
Young Sol, Of Pueblo, Is
One of Four Boys Who
Have k-0'd Benny
Chavez During Career.

With Benny Chavez showing
signs Of being in the best physical
condition for the past four years,
the round bout between Benny
and Young Sol is beginning to loom
up as the big event Of the all-star
boxing card which is to be staged
at the armory wednesday night
under the auspices of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars.
It was announced yesterday that
probably not more than n pound
will be between the two boys when
they climb through the ropes.
Benny was down to 119 yesterday
and expects to take off az least one
more pound, Young Sol weighs
1T.
Young Sol carries the distinction
of being one OF the four boys who
have ever landed a X. O. on Benny
Chavez. The other three are Foath-
erwcight Champion Johnny Kill
bane, Battling Chico and Eddie
Campi.
Benny met Young Sol at Trini-
dad on July 4, 1920. and handed
him a left hook which ended the
bout in the third round. The fol-
lowing Labor day the two boys
were matched again at Trinidad
and Young Sol put Benny out of
commission In the fifth round.
Reports have it that Young Sol
has been steadily progressing since
that time. Shortly after that Benny
quit boxing for more than a year
and then staged a comeback by
getting a decision over Sailor Con
zales here after losing to him a
few weeks before,
Benny went fourteen rounds Of
boxing yesterday afternoon at
Labor temple and appeared to have
plenty of reserve force for a repe-
tition. Young Sol has started
training at the y NJ. C. A. without
"a sparring partner. 1t is possible
that Sailor Gonzales win spar with
SOL for two days this week,
Kid Lee is looking even better
now than two weeks ago when he
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

The match between Benny and
Young Sol of Pueblo looks like the
feature bout of the all-star card at
the armory Wednesday night.
hopelessly outclassed Boney Gag
liardi and ended their bout in the
middle of the third round. Lee
holds the colored lightweight
championship and looks like a
tough customer for Joe Kale. the
FL Paso boy who formerly held the
championship OF the Mexican Dor
der. Kale has not appeared in this
section of the southwest for some
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
MANAGER
HELD UP AND ROBBED

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. Ia
Emil imam, assistant manager OF
a downtown theater was held up
in the playhouse by two armed
men and robbed Of $4,000 in cash,
part of the theater's payroll, today,
he reported to the police. In es-
Gaping, one of the bandits dropped
n satchel containing $500, Imam
reported.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
BT NORMAN A.. AjkONN.
MANN coon IN 4 YEAR


MADE GOOD IN A YEAR.
That's what AL De Vormer did,
and as a result he will be consid-
cred one of the sure stickers when
the champion Yankees go south to
train this spring.
When Huston and Rupert OBJ
tanned De Vormer from the Vernon
club of the Pacific Coast league
last year few major league fans
had heard of him. Coast league
fans knew of him, though. So did
the Vernon club. They knew so
much concerning his ability as q
catcher that they kept a string on
him. To acquire full title to him
the Yanks agreed to send TO the
coast at a later date a squad Of
players.
De Vormer soon showed New
York and other American league
fans he wasn't q bloomer. He
caught twenty-five games for the
Yanks after joining them last year.
proved a brilliant catcher and
laced the old horsehide for .347
count. Jogging along with the bat
Ting Yanks he was recognized as
second string catcher, taking
Willie Schang's place when called
| upon.
His work convinced the Yanks
that they wanted him for future
use SO now the players agreed upon
as the balance due on the deal
have been sent to Vernon. Ray
French, an outfie1der; Pitcher Jess
Boyle and Nelson Hawks, a good
looking outfielder. are the three
men sent to date. And New York
has it that Ping Bodie will be pur-
chased from the Red Sox by tho
Yanks and shipped on as the fourth
player.
You can figure the four going
west az worth about 100000.
Which is quite a boost for youne
Mr.. De Vormer, just through his
first experience in the big show.
All Of which is added fame for
Grand Rapids, AIS home town.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
is KIDNAPPED FROM A
HOTEL %THEN FL0GGED.

Greenvllle, Texas, Jan. IA
Harold r. Mulks of Chicago,
counsel for two alleged I. w. W.,
convicted at Shreveport, of vag-
rancy charges, arrived at Green
Vile today upon a Missouri Kan
sas and Texas passenger train up
on which he was placed last night
by q uand Of men who had
severely flcggod him after kidnap-
ing him from his hotel at Shreve-
port.
The men, Mulks said, directed
the conductor not to let him off
the train this side of Dallas"
He plainly showed marks of the
| flogging,