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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-12-27
Fog Delays Traffic

FOG Delays IFiiiuC
Passengers and commuters on
trains and ferries were held up in
all sections this morning in one of
the worse fogs at this time of the
year that has ever settled over this
section. All trains were running
late and the ferry service was great
liz hampered over the sound be-
tween this city. and Tottenville.
The new ferryboat Charles w.
Galloway put into service yesterday
had difficulty during the entire night
and during the early hours this
morning in making the slips on
either side of the sound. The trip
at one time this morning took near
ly an hour over the sound and many
people from this city who work in
Staten Island and those on Staten
Island who work here were held up
for some time because of the wait.
Automobiles and wagons were
helc up on both sides of the sound
because of the fog. Trolley cars
had to creep slowly along during
the early hours and trains made
their way cautiously both up and
down the shore through this city.
There were no mishaps reported in
this section.
so dense was the IOg last uiSHr
and early this morning that a. man,
his wife and two children strayed
off their route home to Penn street
and were found in the vicinity of
Alpine and Spring streets by Officer
Archibald Mason. The officer es-
corted the family to their home.
John Surick, a blind man of
Woodbridge, was picked up for
safekeeping by Officer Frank Tong
hine about 1890 o'clock this morn
ing. He was held at headquarters
for q time this morning and then
allowed to go to his home.
On account of the fog a great
many cars went off the road between
here and Red Bank last night and
this morning.
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commissioners Busy

NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec. 27.-So
much business came before the
board of commissioners yesterday,
that the commissioners were
swamped and found it necessary to
adjourn the meeting until tomorrow
morning. I. is expected that all
business for the year will be cleaned
up at that time.
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BELIEVE SHIP LOST AT SEA

NEW YORK, Dec. 27-T h 9
French Liner Savoie, arriving here
today after the roughest voyage in
her history, reported the possible
loss at sea of the steamship Tudor
star, bound from Seattle, Wash, for
Glasgow. The Tudorstar Il oper-
ated by the Blue Star Line Of the
Union Cold Storage Company.
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Hold ALLEGED Fugitive

James T. Dserouhes, of Boston, is
being held here as a fugitive from
Suffolk county in Massachusetts,. In
dictments for non-support and aban-
donment have been returned against
the man in that state.
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Genuine Ford Parts cost less. at better.
wear longer. Buy 1t at Dorsey Motors.
Inas 1o<ss-iayakats.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-12-27

II your steam, Hot water or Hot Air
Furnace ts NOT heating right. will make
IL or no charge. r. J. Laxktn. z67 McCiel-
Ian Street. Phone b14.
NJ W. 8. tie
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Carpentsr work and Jobbing promptly
attended to. Geo. Fl. Thompson. 81 Lewil
Street. Phone 1l09-W.
5476-6-2s-Wed. Sat-
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In MEMORIAN
In memory Of David Reed. Sr.. Who de-
parted this life one year ago today.
MRS. DAVID REED. SR. AND FAMILY
2e4se-13-27-lts
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Everything for the FORD. Buy it a:
Dorsey Motors Inc.
2o49S-12-27-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-12-27
CARS COLLIDE
|NFOGNEAR
SOUTH AMBOY
Motorman Jacob Baumgart-
ner Seriously Hurt in Ac-
cident at MilItoWn
PASSENGERS H U RT
Said to Have Been Worst Ever
Experienced at This Time
of Year

MILLTOWN, Dec. 27.-Jacob
3aumgartner, motorman on the
South Amboy trolley line. suffered
two broken legs and several pas
oengers were badly shaken UP when
two trolley cars collided head on
near here in the dense fog this morn
ing. Baumgartner was taken to a
hospital in New Brunswick. None
of the passengers was badly hurt.
The thick fog obscuring the signals
was given as the cause of the crash
by Public Service officials.
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Stenographer TO the public; circular
letter and addressing. Comegys Bros.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-12-27

FORD Car Heaters. $3.50 installed. 5uy
It at Dorsey Motors. Inc.
Lse42SwA3s1Sz1s
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Just received. A carload OF Genuine
Ford Parts Buy it at Dorsey Motors. Inc
so4s3--l2-.T-1ts
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Your old motor ana x1oo a -, !; =
sey Motors. Inc - = = - <<7'zE 9
-ets7--1s-:7-1ts
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Many Hurt AS Trolley Cars Collide In Dense Fo!
WEATHER

Rain tonight and
Thursday; colder
i'm north portion
easterly winds in-
creasing.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
ITALIAN INDUSTRIES
TO GET LOAN HERE
S25.0O0,000 Issue, Backed by
Government, Soon to Be
Offered in q. s.

A plar is being worked out by Italian
and American bankers whereby approx
mately s25,oOo,oo of dollar bonds. Sc
cured by important industrial enter
prises in Italy and guaranteed by the
Italian Government. will be offered 20
American investors in the next few
weeks. u was learned in authoritative
quarters yesterday.
The report that italy is seeking an
American loan in the amount of $780,
100000 was explained yesterday by
Luigi Criscuolo of Merrill. Lynch Co.,
who is identified with Italian financial
affairs in this country. Tie sad that the
report was precipitated by the interview
which Senator Rolandi- -Ricci, ate Italian
Ambassador to Washington, gave TO the
italian press recently In which he said
that American bankers had offered him
last summer loan of 5000. 100000 at
III per cent. to run for fifty years. the
bonds to be sold by the Italian Govern
r1ent at par without any commission.
Mr.. Criscuolo declares that interests
close to the present Italian Government
requested him to ascertain the truth of
Senator Rolandi Riccts statement and
upon investigation through interviews
with International bankers In New York
he found that no such proposal had been
made to the Italian Government. The
matter had been discussed tentatively
by Chicago bankers but was closed
without any action being taken.
The Italian Government is not seek
ing any loan abroad at this time Mr.
Criscuolo says, but a large number of
largo hydro-electric propositions arc
row being considered by banking and
engineering interests, aside from the
hydro electric Developments In which the
.Aldred and Dillon Read groups are in
tercsted.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
ABOARD CLEARANCEs.
MANY CHANGES IN FIRMS.
Become Effective I'm wall street
Houses on january L.

Numerous changes in firms as of
January 1. 1923. are being made. Yes
terday's announcements included one
from Robinson & Co. to the effect that
Howard Ellery Mitchell and James II.
McGoan have been admitted to mem
bership Harold Kell. formerly Of e.
II. Rollins e. Sons, Is to become asso-
ciated with Kelly. Drayton Co. TO
represent them in New Jersey. Gerald
L. McHale, formerly of Kissel. kinnicutt
& Co. and Mcdonnell & Co.. and Eli
Urdang. formerly Of A. B. Leach & Co..
have organized a copartnership to deal
in investment securities under the firm
name Of McHale. Urdang & Co.
Carl 7. Naumberg. formerly with w.
J. Wollman & Co.. will become asso-
ciated with Z. Naumberg & Co. Gerard
r. Werner of the bond department Of
Jackson & Curtis will become associated
with Spencer B. Koch g. Co. as man
ager of their bond and investment de-
partment. John Hanway has announced
his retirement from William Schall g.
Co. Herbert y. Martin has been elected
a vice-president of S. w. Straus & Co,
but will remain president and active
directing head of N. Martin & Co.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
Big WHEAT STOCKS
CAUSE HEAVY SALES
Chicago and Eastern Holders
Let Go, Resulting in Some
large Declines.

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-Wheat underwent
ga material setback to-day largely as
the result of radical bearish views cx-
pressed by a leading trader here.
Values at the close We're unsettled, q
to 2lac net lower, with May SLEEK to
s1.2s%s aud July s1.12A to $1.12qs.
Corn finished unchanged to 1c higher,
oats down haSs to7sc. and pro-
visions off &C to &c.
Heavy selling associated with pro-
'nounced bearish opinions put the
wheat market on the down grade from
the outset. Most of the selling APP
peared TO be for Eastern and Chicago'
holders, and after the close 1t was es-
timated that 20,000.000 bushels of
wheat owned by such interests had
been liguidated in the last three days.
Only after prices had shown an eX-
treme decline of sc q bushel compared
with yesterdays top figures did buyers
become sufficiently numerous to give
the market q. two sided appearance.
The principal bear statement was
that the United States has 92.000,000
bushels more wheat available than a
year ago. In addition. the worlds
visible supply Is 45,000.000 bushels
larger than the average of the last
twenty years. Weakness of the Liver
pool market and of European eN-
change acted further as a handicap
on the wheat bulls. BESIDES, primary
receipts were quadruple those Of q
year ago and indications pointed to
timely moisture in the winter crop
belt.
Corn was firmer as "A result OF les
sened receipts here and of activity by
exporters. Oats were depressed by
selling ascribed to elevators. Provi-
eions went lower with hogs.
CHICAGO vRVCES
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
Average Bond Prices
Friday. December 90. 1eec.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

While no great changes occurred I'm
Yesterdays bond market. the majority
of issues displayed a certain amount of
firmness that showed that year end liq-
uidation was being well absorbed. Some
buyers seemed more eager to enter yes
terdays market than to wait for the
final session to-day or the Initial market
of the new year next Tuesday. United
States Government issues were less ac-
tive than on Thursday, but most Issues
J,were up few cents toward the close.
th'The feature of the railroad group was
mthe continued good support of obliga-
gerons of the Chicago. Milwaukee and St
Coraul. Numerous speculative bonds were
disirm and fractionally higher. The for
Ogn government list was generally
the eady Industrial price changes were
cauaal The days total turnover was
pierout $4,000, 900.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
PENNSYLVANIA NET
INCOME DECREASES
November's Return 81, ,O56,6O8
Below Same Month in 1921
-Expenses Heavier.

Net railway operating income of the
Pennsylvania Railroad system for No
vember amounted to S. l16. 1J6. a decrease
OF VI ,06,G0S from last year. Gross reve-
nues amounted TO $63I90,909, an increase
of $i.230.36s. while expenses amounting To
53,e03.0i5 were S,i36o29 above those for
the same month last year. All import
ant Items of revenue showed an increase
last month over a year ago.
The increase in expenditures by the
Pennsylvania system In November was
spread over a number of items. which
included maintenance of way and struc-
ture and equipment. Traffic and trans
portation items also showed an increase
over last year. The system reported
railway operating income amounting to
Si,45l.973. decrease of si40563
For the eleven months ended Novem-
The New York herald., 1922-12-30

Der 80 last, Pennsylvania reported gross
revenues of $635, ,401.5 $685. an increase. OF
So. 3.636 925 over the same period of 1921,
while expenses amounted to 2l.77o,S17.
decrease of sl0,ll9.761.- Net railway
operating income for eleven months was
S3. 096 an increase OF $32.57s.5i2 over
the corresponding period Of the previous
year.
The report of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company showed revenues of $9.-
sl0310. an increase of $6,S25.93S. and ex-
penses of $40, ,399. .104, an increase of 81, 22i,-
3SS. Net railway operating income was
s5,sS5, ,40e. "A decrease of s1.1S4.059. For the
eleven months gross was $5S8 ,S01 $40. an
increase of $21,04l ,5S1; expenses, AS5, ,S12. :
634. decrease of $l0.O49.0e1. and net
railway operating income, ST. l3l 500, an
increase of $50. 43l .3S9.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
POWER EARNINGS INCREASE.
Comm ouwesIth Reports for No
vcmbcr md Eleven Months.

Tho Commonwealth Power. Railway
and Light Company reports gross earn
ings for November of s2.932,075, against
s2.T26.494 last year. Net after taxes
was sf.042.777. against soS9,i5o. and
tho balance after charges. s574,96i.
compared with s347.594. For the eleven
months ended November 30. last. gross
was s29,e43.s06. against s2s.f7s.o63 I;
net after taxes. sfo.o3i,sS7. against
so.377.s22. and balance after charges,
32.7S6.052. against s2,i9i,0s4.
Tho Commonwealth Power Corpora
tion reports gross for November Of
s2.1s6.7s5. against s1.99s.39f net after
taxes of $685. ,7O3, against SS7a.796. aud
balance after charges. S425.0fl, against
s3es.560. For the eleven months gross
was s21.3271s0. against s20,411.241:
not after taxes. 1885,, ,2s7. against
s2.ss9.463. and balance after charges.
ss,43o, ,io5. against s2.7e7 2o3.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
cuRB ELECTION FEBRUARY ia.

The board of governors of the New
York Curb Market have adopted a reso-
luton designating February Is as tho
aWuai election day.
The following regular memberships In
Curb market have been transferred j.
V. Joyce to James r. Mimnagh. Harry Lo
Piccolo to Edward B. Busby. Paul A. H.
van Daell to Milan II. Goodwin and
Robert NJ. Stilhnan to n. II. Moore.
Claude G: Pinney. F. II. Wilkinson. Reed
a. Morgan, Frank G. Shaughnessy, John
w. Cutler, Richard NJ. Irwin and Ed
gar ;. Baruc have been elected associate
members. A
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
TRADE REVIEWS SEE GAINS.
Bus,ness, They Say, Will Enter
-p:3 In strong Position.

Business continues TO show gains and
will enter 1928 i'm a strong position. ac-
cording to the trade reviews made public
here last night Despite the slump In
ezpor. trade, industries are reaching
high levels Of operation on domestic de-
mand New orders continue 20 be
noted. even though this Is normally the
time OF year when activity declines.
with hardly. an exception CONNER
clal reports are of an increasingly favor
able tenor and business will enter upon
the new year In a strong position"
states Dums Revtetc, which points out
that annual reviews stress the substan-
tial recovery from previous depression
that has occurred in most markets. and
the results of 1929. in various respects,
were better than had been generally cx-
pectcd."
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
TO HEAR HABIRsHAw PLANS.

Reorganization plans for the Habir-
shaw Electric Gable Company will be
discussed at meeting OF creditors I'm
tho Chamber Of Commerce at o'clock
next Friday. The recently formed COM
mttee for merchandise and sundry
creditors will report the progress made
toward reorganization and all creditors
will be asked to state their Views.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
MOTHER LODE OUTPUT UP.
Copper Production Increase Also
Expected Scxt Year.

The production Of Mother Lode Coali-
tion Mines IN the eleven month, ended
November 80 totaled 22.5TS,S79 pounds,
and II Is estimated that the full 1922 out
put will aggregate around 25.000,00
pounds. In 1921 the production was 49,
oo1 900 pounds. Beginning IN January
tho company's production schedule calls
for a minimum of 100000 pounds
monthly. which is AZ the annual rate of
as. 900. 900 pounds for 1923.
~ is expected that prices for copper
will advance next year, as bids of f4a,
cents for shipments over the 1928 spring
and summer months have been refused.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
victory Notes Outstanding.

wAsHrNGroN, Dec. 2s-About $3.50.
ooo. 600 of the Victory notes called for
redemption December Is remain out
standing. the Treasury Department an
nounced tonight. II urged all holders
OF this issue to present for Immediate
payment all notes bearing the letters
A, 3. c, d. Z and f prefixed to their
serial numbers Interest on these notes
was stopped December Is.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF
Record. Payable.
Atlas Powder Co, a., fiteo pf Jan. 20 Feb.
Bank OF Manhattan Co. ex.,
fO01o stk.. ....... ...s..
$3.50 ...;..;.:;...:.....:. Jan. s janis
Ipf. .................... Jan. 3 Jan. 15
Clifton Mfg. Co., 6e5..... ....... .......
Clifton Mfg. Co. stk.. 25oe. ....... .......
Canadian Industrial Alcohol.
Ltd, 1ee ee-................ Dec. so Jan. 10
So 80 .~..............'...... Dec 80 Jan. 10
Frederick Looser Co.. stk..
oOOoo .................... ....... .......
ottumwa Rwy. Light. Co.
pf.. iNee...... ........... Dec. 30 Jan. -
Pittsfield Limo Stone Co..
a.. 81 pf.................. Dec. 81 Jan. !
Phila. e. Camden Ferry Co..
co ...... Dcc.co Jan. 10
Salt Creek Producers Assn,
shSsiffer OIL 4 Ref. Co.. iss5 80
pf. ................... Dec. 20 Jan. %
u. s. Safe Deposit Co, $50 Dec. % Jan. 2
U. S. Smelling, Refining,
Mining Co.. a., sIhe6 pf.. Jan. . Jan. f5
Western States Gas a Elec.
Go. OF pei. iNs pf...... Dec, 80 Jan. rs
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE MEXICAN EAGLE OIL COMPANY.
LIMITED.

An interim dividend Of se5 I'm respect OF tho
SIX months ended June 30th. 1922, equva-
lent to 3e.sc per share, has been declared.
payable on and after December 3ist 1922.
said dividend will be paid by the American
Exchange National Bank, tcs Broadway.
New York. on presentation. subject 10 verifl-
cation, OF Preference Share Coupon No. y
ard/or Ordinary Share Coupon No. 20.
For WHITEHALL SECUR1TIB3 CORPORA
TrON, Ltd.
OLondon Financial Agenis.)
HERBERT J. CARR, Attorney INTACT.
New York, December sd, fp21
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
Thre. North Carolina Issues.

reserrhe State of North Carolina Is offer
aug for sale an issue OF s15.0oo,ooO
mes ighway serial bonds. sl,7oo.0oo public
ooeellchool serial bonds and s3,S7S.oo0 edu-
= ,ational and charitable institution obli-
citations. These various bonds will pay
eohterest not in excess Of per cent.
ii , ~, CO. Tr.as,,rar AZ RaIeirI,
"up to 12 o'clock noon on Wednesday.
In fn
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
Alaska Gold M

deb A & 70
1....... 81
Alaska Gold NJ
deb 3 6 %
f....... Oh
Albany a. Sus
1et 3iss 1915
2....... 80
Am Ag Chem
TiL. 10ff
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
CHICAGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.

WIIEAT-No. ! Northern spring. s1.4a;
No. red and No. . hard, S1.3I No.
Manitoba. 81 .S5h; No. mixed durum.
1881, C. I. (. track New York.
CORN-No. yellow and No. white
lIc,; NO; inixed: sVNc, g: 1; New ,.,, nprh'
Doc; No. white, 52za5Sc.; fancy
clipped white. 57a62c; ordinary clipped
white 54assic. all elevator.
RXE-No. Western, $f.o4 Z. d. b. New
York and $t.02ia c. 1. (. export.
BARLEY-Malting. S2aS4c.. c. !. (. New
York.
Observation-Disclosures s2.1o; Cana
dian, 81.
HAY-No. 4, $2ea27; No. ?, S21a2s: No. Q,
$22a24; shipping. s19a21.
STRAW-No. rye. $23a24 per ton.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
of the CIV of New York.

New York, December 10, 1922.
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
cisred dividend OF SIX PER CENT. pay
able ON and after January 2nJ, 1923. The
transfer BOOKS will remain closed from De
cembsr cQth. 1872, until that date.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
ATLANTIC COAST I'M RAIIEOAp

Interest OF five per centun for fiscal year
ending December 3ist, 1922. win bo paid
upon the Income Bonds, dated December f2th,
1887. of Brunswick and Western Railroad
Company. upon presentation OF such bonds
n office Of Safe Deposit and Trust Company
OF Baltimore. No. II South Street. Baltimore.
Maryland. and upon proper receipt therefor
being endorsed upon each bond.
r.. RnRnEN Ntrc rrosldnrt
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
PENNSYLVANIA OIL MARKET.

OIL CITY. Pa. December 2e.--Credit bal
snces, 81 nuns, eo.3s5 'sversgc, fo,t7o
Shipments. 51,S62, average, 5i.iI6.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
The Farmers Loan & Trust
Company
16, 1S, 20 and 22 WILLIAM STREET
New York City

Coupons and dividends due in January payable at
this Office and after January 1st, 1923, follows
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
" Y ~ II e. II
deb Is 194S

gen Is 1865
20. 65is
N Y Ont e. w
ref Is 1892
- 6a
The New York herald., 1922-12-30

n Y Railways
AZ t,,a Na a.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30

0lcsn, City Of, N. Y.
zee Peoples Water Comrsay Of 0skslocss.
Piedmont & Northern Railway Co.
Popular Science Publishing Company.
z ding Portsmouth & Suffolk Water Company.
Santa Lucia Company.
Sharon Railway Company.
Southern Public Utilities Company.
,o' South Yubs Water Co., Consol. Mise.
St. Louis & Cairo Railroad Company.
er;ss ,s Simons, Ernest, Manufacturing Company.
Sleepy Hollow Country Club
As. Spokane United Railways.
Third Avenue Railroad Company, 5gg.
Union Depot Co.. Columbus, Ohio.
Union Utilities Company.
United Rways. Co. Of St. Louis Warrants
Is, from Cerfs. Of Depssit.
Universal Winding Co.
End Warren Water Company Gssue Of judy I,
1897.
Co, Warren Water Company tissue Of July I,
1908).
Washington Water Power Co. Nst Re-
funding).
washington Waller Power To. l0ns0
y. Mtgc. and Collateral Trust).
k'ort Woodward Iron Company.
January 2nd, 1923
East 81. Louis & Granite City Water Co.
January 18th. 1928.
Minneapolis. LyndaIe & Minnetonka Ry.
,,;o, Co. and Minneapolis Street Ry. Co.
St. Paul City Railway Company.
Union Free School District No. I, Town
,,.d Of Pelham, N. Y.
January Goth. 1923. AZ
o. Pekin Water Works Company.
VIDENDS
United States Tobacco Co., successor to
RED. Weyman Bruton Co., Common.
Pre- r. w. Wcolworth Co., Preferred.
January 5tb, 1923.
10 Detroit, FlilIsdaIe & Southwestern Rail-
! road Company.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
MIIIIAM MHITMAN CoMrANY. 80

DIVIDEND NO. f2-PREFERRED STOCK
a regular quarterly dividend OF ono and
threc-ouarters per cent. Osi.7J per share) ha .
b.cn declared upon the preferred capital
stock OF william Whitman Company, Inc,
payable January :. 1893 to stockholders rt
1922. Payable BY state street Trust CON-
pany, Transfer Agent, Boston, Mass.
NELSON 4. HALJETr, Treasurer.
IS Chauncev Street BOSTON. Maqa
The New York herald., 1922-12-30

l..s..s. ~
2...... 20
All Coast Line
fst fs 1852
H....... s1N
Atlantic Fruit
The New York herald., 1922-12-30

4izs 1865
.101H
New York City
4tss 1865
5.....t. l0IA
New York City
4i4s 1860
1.......101
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
wrsTrRN poWFR CoRPoRATIoN

THc board of D1reCtors haVe dccfarcu a
quarterly, dividend Of one and one-lair
(iisccl per cent on tho Preferred Stock, Dc
able January 10. 1873, 10 stockholders nr
record AZ the close Of business December 30,
1872
Y. ". ToMPKINs. Treasurer
An advertise ment IN The Lost aud
Found columns OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of re-
covering pour lost property. Tetephops
advertisements 10 WORTH 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
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The New York herald., 1922-12-30
Ct NORTH n.s RylLacIedss de Gas

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gen ha 1854
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
United States Smelling, Refining & Mining CT

The Directors OF the United States emel
Ing. Refining & Mining Company have d.
clsred q quarterly dividend OF 1Eeo per cen. /.
,s7ls cents per share on the Preferred Capl-
tai stock. payable on January 10. 1923. TO
stockholders OF record at the closc OF busl-
ness January .. foc5.