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CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES.

Rochester. Ia. Feb. 27.-Captain
Thomas Lyon Darragh, 81. Civil war
veteran. and 0ld-time river man, oled
at his home here toda%. He was en-
ployed on ore and PIT sscnger boats ana
during the carly part OF the CiNi war
he served in Company +. pennsylvania
Reserve corps. Later, he was assigned
to command the steamer ROCKET al
Memphis Tenn. He was appointed "a
the internal revenue service by Presi-
dent Cleveland and af,rrward was elect
ed county commissioner for two terms
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onN1TKoLoGIsT DIES.

West Chester. Pa. Feb. 2I.-Thomas
II. Jackson. nationally known as COL
lector of birds and birds eggs. died at
his home today after three days H.
ness. He was u years Old.
Mr.. Jackson was recognized as an Az
thority by the many ornitholoEists and
his collection Of eggs Is said u have
been one Of the finest In the cour try.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
WESTERN UNION LOSES SUIT

Washington. Feb. 27.-Ths condem3a-
ZION suit Of the Western Union Tele.,
graph company to acquire. tight or
way along the Louisville and Sash'i ne
railroad which has been penang LOT .
nine years, was finally disposed or py
Inv, ~. snnrene court today in a decision
in ' favor Of the contention OF the rail-
rad company.
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pkRo1ED TO SON.

Kansas City. Mo. Feb. N-Harry
Solomon. a blacksmith. "A, was paro'eu
70 his l4-yenr-old son, oscar nos
scout IN municipal court to-day les
timeny showed that the hoy had knock
.I his father down yesterday ~hen Ihe
father struck the boys mother. Inc
cider Solomon said he had been drink
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HELD GEORGIA Law VALID

WASHINGTON. FEB. "5.--Thc Georgia
statute placing the burden OF proof
upon persons upon whose premises IL
licit distilling apparatus Is found 10 es-
tAhlish their innocence was held today
by the supreme court to he. valid.
Justice McKcnna In delivering the
oDinion caused laughter in the court
by remarking that "d,stilling apparatus
IS neither natuE,l nor pert !nent equip
ment in the conduct OF farm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
HARDING HEADS BOYS CLUB

WASHINGTON. Feb. 27-PresIdent Hard
ing today accepted honorary presidency
Of the boys club federation. members
OF the committee which extended the In
y,,ation said after n call ut tho khite
House. The committee said the ieder-
ation was composed Of l40. 600 boys who
organized into lS4 clubs In 1903 cities or
the United States. The committee was
headed by Eddie Ambrose. OF the Trace
Memorial NewSboys Clubs OF New YORK
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puRn1C SALE

Will offer a. poD AZ. s ss;,eS GS S' sr ~!
;%s %., M S9s % Isl. IS i,
tho tO i "s,,is. horses, hogs hay
ana farming impIeWARY swIStcal
,.b25-l wv,
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SUBSTITUTES FOR WHEELING MAN

Blnghamton. y Y. Feb. "T.--The
sermon Saturday evening here at Tenn
pic Beth Il here in Ashland avenue was
delivered by Rabbi F!nehers. Rabbi
Hyman lola. Of Wheeling. w. Va, who
was to have occupied the pulpit having
been prevented by illness from beins
hero.
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ELIMINATE TECHNICAL ERRORS.

..ew York, Feb. 1.-TWO superse'
ding indictments In which George L.
(Tcx) Richard. sporting promoter. is
CHARGED with abducting Anna Hess ano
Nellie Gasko. two of his four girl &C
cusers. were handed up by grand jury
in Justice Wasservogers court to-day
The indictments were drawn to over
come technical errors In the or!gina
indictments. filed two weeks ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
LIFE IMPRISONMENT FOR MURDER

Camden. ~ J.. Feb. 27.-Sentcnce OF
life Imprisonment to-day was passed
hy Supreme Court Justice Ka'z'nn"ch
ON George lIhson, who beat HIS VIE 10
death with bed post last September
Mt their home IN RuHnemede HclEhtS,
pohson pleaded guilty and was above"
60 .,hro,r himself on the mercy Of the
court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28

Literally walking on diamonds ws'
The smuggler who wore these specially
made shoes with heels Followed out
% admit carrying through the customs
nffice thousands Of dollars In diamonds
They were confiscated by Chicago e"6'
eral officials. who captured the smnH'
rler. Four large diamonds stolen
from wealthy Russian family were
among the loot recovered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28

Progressive Farmer-To build ROADS
~ any kind without provision for main
tennnco Is an inexcusable waste VI
money. No set OF officials and no SET
NJ votes should approve any plan ior
.nendinr money in building road un-
less just as definite a plan for main
,enance is presented ut the same time
Taxpayers everywhere should insist or
this.
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..7xEss opPoHTuN1S1h''

READ THE SATIos,A dcs 0at EH repors:
S 4 Il s..s Ss5 S:*' Is 81.
March s ;osa; sC Copy FREE. , re-
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BOMBS FAn. TO EXPLODE

Tome. Feb. 1.-TWO bombs both OF
which, failed t. explode. were thrown
under the government palace at Filuhe
last might in an attempt TO DO" up ,"e
guards OF tn" night service. saws as
path received here today. THOSE re-
snuns!ble for throwing the bombs field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28

Sniff always try TO SO to early
movie shows, instead OF thc late ones.
M!dkifc-Whyo What's the differ
encc?
Smiff-The actors ave so tired by the
time the last show "a reached that they
are apt TO slight their work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28

Tho ArIs,ocrat (returnlnC to SCHOOL,
MY ancestors came oTer with William
tho conQUerOr.
The now Giri--That's nothing. My
father came over in the same boat with
Mary Pickford.-London Passing SNOW
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M'EISLEY-O saturday. February IS.
1922. at 2:45 O'Clock "a. m. at her late
home 2006 WarwOod avenue. War
wood. CLEMENTINE, wife OK the late
ID +. Mckinley.
Services AZ the residence Monday even
ing at O'Clock. Friends respectfully
invited Intermcnt private Tuesday
s morning. Greenwood cemetery. Please
omit flowers.
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Cartoons Magaznc-Thc very hes,
thing with which to feather your most
- cash down
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JOSES--Or Monday morn.aS. February
-. l922. ., Youngstown. Oh!". MRS.
l.. l.. JONES.
Funeral 20 be held a: Youngstown.
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Lincoln Star-When the pride prom,
,ses TO obey. SHE valves her rlSh1s' ou'
II Isn't a permanent waive
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1-s acre farm near I'm
port Ohio: y ;D house. three barns
HSSsS ~ Rouse $ ACES S ns G R
Sn nn. IN grass. Isaac N' teb25-l
pais Ereeport. Ohio --;
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JAUNTY school FROCK
$3.50. For combining plain and ptatd
smiling. thus Is an excellent model In
Bingham with chambrcy, or serge win
nIotd wonlen. Il will make very be-
coming school dress. Til" sleeve may DC
finished in wrist OF elbow length. The
Pattern provides straight belt or
sash. or a belt OF metal or wooden beads
Tho sizes for this design are s. 10.
II and u years. a 10 year size viii.
reouire ~ yards o: A. inch material.
< pattern OF this illustration mailed
70 any address on receipt OF lie In
silver or stamps.
| Write name md address plainly. ssnV
II cents TO The lntelligencer Office
Wheeling. W Va
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McCANIMON-On Moaday. February -.
1872 at t@:iJ O'Clock l.. NJ, at the
Ohio Valley General Hospital. JAMES
KENNETH McCAMMoN in the 2sth
year OF his age.
. Funeral services Will be he'd from the
residence OK his sister. Mrs. W. +. IL.
Caldwell. - Zane. Time will be an
uouar.d later.
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CONFEDERATION

:, YOU are looking ioF
Statesmen II ~ that sells on sisn''
- W. Watson A'4'- fe-2S-G
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TOR RENT

vour rooms ana o %,oi
fOH immediate feb.27-i
Chapline. ------- ,r-o
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-, pEST-Private Sa'Ne feo.@I-s
oIo4 Chapline.
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srocxHoLDERs W.

Tn. regular annual .% vof !.
stockholders OF 'ss pc, .sidera:
Mitchell & steven
twelfth street, NcoMpANY
TUESDAY. the ~ President
10 o'clock a. .snic. Secretary
S "Ss''' r: 1coMPANv
A Prov
,.-;UDIRECToRs
- 11sO onaYltAs street
11e1s 1saI
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roR sALE--rAmS

voR RENT-HoGse. ?2OS feb.27-
~ yn,ruIre 2lO4 Chapi'ne' ---
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,>-,rn-Wattress AT te-2S-i
"A,,rant. 10Th street
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RECORDER SENTENCED TO PRISON

Meadville, Pa. Feb. 27.-Having
pleaded nolo contendre to two charges
of embeZzlcmcnt. one of S13,356.13 OF
state funds and the other Of $500
OF county funds while he was register
and recorder OF Crawford county.
Major Harry +. Miller was today sens
fenced by Judge T. ]. Prather 90 two
terms In the Western Penitentiary, each
for q period Of not less than year ard
four months nor more than three years.
Because OF his excellent record in the
world war, the court announced THAI
the sentences would run concurrenuy.
A machine operated by compressed air
has been built 10 throw n baseball.
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" SeSfaro machine, Inc. X MSssias I1'sI;
Kcncer - ,ro+or.
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los II. Reass' IF' feb ISL
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FOR xHssnt Condition; WIN \ SCI an, tSs
$3.50 II 5.'9 oh St sss South LIB s5n ss,m
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
Market Comment.

Representative stocks are relatively
cheap and should be bought on recess
sions Thomson & Mckinnon: THE
tendency Is apparently upward we
look for the advance to continue 49,
Harris Fuller: I'VE continue 10 be
licye IN the constructive side OF the
market w. T.. Hutton & co. "The
momentum Is a forward one and prom
ises TO quicken It's pace Ia due course 3"
II. Frank Howell: Public interest IL
growing daily, hut, gs has always been
uie case the majority viii await the
professionally made higher prices -
>. Bache x Co. There Il little diff
Guilty attached 70 operations In the IL
rcction of advancing prices and this
situation will doubtless be- a controlling
factor for months TO come Paine
Wcbbcr a CO.. THE trend IL again
strongly upward. Prince e. WHITLEY
III has been demonstrated On many oc-
sions during the last several weeks
that the market can take care or itself
ana that when owners or shares show
Willingness 20 aell there are plenty cf
buyers % take their places Henry
Clcws co. There Is no doubt that
HE market has discounted for the time
being improved trade conditions. We
would suggest waiting before Increasing
commitments "--BIumley Chamberlin a
Cos. 'Wc reiterate our faith In higher
prices ultimately, ,''--Josephthal & 90.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
Market Holds Its Gains.

Notwithstanding a great deal OF even
ing up toward yesterdays close the
market maintained IT'S strong tendency
all through the short session and traders
operating for the rise were well pleased
By the general lists showing. Certain
specialties and a few favorites in which
there has been group action were put
up sharply. among them Public Service
Corporation, which made new high
with the dividend off at S6ai equivalent
10 SSh with the dividend on Pacific OIL
which sold well above %, Pierce Arrow,
which advanced to 1874; Barnsdall
shares, the class A getting TO 80 and the
class to 33ia. The rails displayed
more strength than they did on Friday,
and some Of them. notably Wabash
issues. were in heavy demand. Missouri
Pacific preferred continued to act well
in anticipation OF the resumption OF
dividends.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
SOUTH RECOVERING
FROM DEPRESSION
Banks and Hard Work and In
telligent Economy Of People
Chief Factors.


The banks have saved the South and
the hard work ana intelligent economy
of the people are pulling II well out of
the recent depression. asserts r. w.
l.afrentz, president Or the American
surety Company. who has just COM
pleted q tour of investigation through
parts Of the South. the Southwest and
the Middle West. lie reports that
there are very definite signs Or general
and business Improvement in every State
which he visited
Mr.. Iafrentz continues; m IL had
not been for the courage and considera-
tlon Of the banks almost al of The
agricultural population ana a large part
Of the manufacturing population would
have been in 81 state Of collapse, from
which ii would have taken many years
to recover. But tho financial help 81
the bankers has tided the people over
their most difficult periods and accel-
Grated the recovery. And the banks
have found that their faith has been
justified because the people are liquid
atug their debts as rapidly as possible
and in many cases much earlier than
had been expected.
marketing are two developments forced
on the Southern farmer by his recent
troubles and constructive efforts in these
directions are beginning TO materialize.
In the tobacco and citrus regions. for
instance cotton acreage will probably be
increased. while in the areas hitherto ex-
rlusvely devoted to cotton, dairy farm
ing and truck gardening are being taken
up
Construction is showing signs of re-
yival. Tie states and local govern
ments have more money, apparently,
than they have ever had before for
highway construction and other public
works and contracts are being let for
extensive work In the spring. Texas
seems to have been particularly badly
hit by the depression. which Florida
seems TO be particularly cheerful as 10
the outlook
Everywhere business depression was
mentioned IN the past tense and the
people are interested more In getting
out OF the slump than in broodng on
their troubles. Conditions are, OF course,
Ear from prosperous and it will take q
large part OF the population many months
70 recover from their losses. hut there IL
no doubt that the worst Of hard times
is over"
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
New steel Merger Report.

TIE failure - negotiations FOR the
consolidation Of the steel and Tube
Company of America, the Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Company and the IN
land Steel Company. according 70 IN
formation obtained yesterday. has re-
suited In plans for new lineup of The
proposed merger, which Will leave out
the Inland company 1t Is proposed by
the steel and Tube interests 70 consol-
date with them the properties Of tive
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
and II Is understood that meetings have
been hcld for the last week In NeW
York for the purpose Of working out
plan for such consolidation Banking
interests identified with the merger
first proposed are reticent concerning
the new turn In the situation. They will
not admit or deny that the new plar
Ii being considered seriously but sho"
strong reluctance to discuss the matter
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

Tile Grand Trunk Pacifcs operating
deficit IN 1921 was S3.9aT.4Ss. contrasted
with one Of S10.t34.5ls in 1920. Its
freight .trafflc increased ~ per cent.
largely owing 70 operating arrangements
With the Canadian Northern. while its
gross revenues gained j. per cent and
expenses were cut rs per cent Although
tho Canadian Pacific showed decreased
operating ratio. rate increases we're In
sufficient 10 offset shrinkugc of 20 and
20 per cent. respectively IN passenger
and freight traffic. With tho result that
Ma er0Ss revenues declined / per cent
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
Chalmers Motor Default

The default by the Chalmers Motor
Corporation On interest due yesterday
on the S3.l50.OOO Of its c per cent. first
mortgage gold notes has no direct bear
ing on the finances Of the Maxwell Motor
corporation, as the latter company
simply occupies the position OF stock
holder and creditor toward the Chalmers
corporation The Maxwell corporation
mas no liability for Chalmers Motor
corporation notes or accounts other
ihath ihose Tor current purchases which
II has elected to take over.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
TEXAS PACIFIC COAL NET OFF
Tentative Rcport shows S2.IG a
share for 1921.

The Texas Pacific Coal and oil com
pany's tentative report for 1921 shows
net income Of s2,077519. after charges.
depreciation, &c. but before depletion
and Federal taxes, or S246 4 share
earned on the sS.4iS.04S of It's SO par
capital stock. Those figures contrast
with net income Of s3.9l3,946. after
Federal taxes. or SAP a share earned
on the sS,2S2, 400 of its capital stock iii
1920.
The tentative balance sheet shows
cash sl,259.931, against S1,024726 in
1920 accounts and notes receivable.
S2.l33.1sl IN contrast TO $3I24.750
accounts and notes payable. s2.14S.395.
against ais2S23.337. Its surplus in-
creased from S22.21l.S72 to S22,345,-
0gQ
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
TOPICS OF WALL STREET.
Bank Clearings.

Bank clearings In the important Eas-
tern centers showed further expansion
In the week ended with yesterday. ~
the western and southern centcrs, Win
one exception. Detroit they We're
smaller Clearings in New York in
creased 1914 per cent In Boston '6 /:
and in Detroit. -. In Pittsburgh there
Vas d drop OF 2S; in Kansas city one
81 1877 and ii Baltimore one Of lOS
In All other cities decreases were
smaller. The total clearings Of az
clearing houses in the. country Were
S6,540,552.3S0 contrasted with $685.
1.697 last week and S6,269, l49.264 In
the corresponding week Of last year
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMENT
Stocks Firm in Tone-Strike
in Coal Regions Sends Spec
ulat0rs to Oil Issues.


The final stock market of last week
brought no change in general trading
conditions and such irregularity as de-
veloped in prices was the normal prod
uct of realizing sales. The underlying
tone Of stocks was firm and spectators
seeking new issues responsive to a lit
tie buying were successful among sew
eral petroleum and automobile shares
The New York Clearing House banl,
statement was interesting In its sug-
gestion of the money rates of the mex,
few days. The wide spread between
loans in the report OF actual condition
and the amount OF demand deposits
indicated that much OF the funds which
had moved away from New York fol-
lowing the March 10 operations had
returned and. in addition, the unusually
large expansion OF s11o467, 900 pointed
toward new accumulation Of interior
bank balances here. The enlargement
OF loans, which frequently runs close 10
the growth of demand deposits. was no
deposits in the actual statement
were s97,O00.O00 greater than in tho
report Of day to day conditions, it was
clear that funds had moved to New
York in very heavy volume in the last
day or two of the banking week. The
Inference Is that offerings of call none S
win be large tomorrow.
Speculative buying of oil company
shares apparently was predicated on pos
sible demands for liquid fuel as the re-
suit OF the coal strike. Barnsdall stocks
advanced 2 to more than points and
upturns Of a point or more were reg
istered by California Petroleum, Cen
eral Asphalt. Houston Oil, Mexican Pc
troleum and Pacific Oil. Rail issues
gave a good account OF themselves. and
in that connection it is worth noting that
the establishment on Friday of a price
OF 40 by Pennsylvania has strengthened
speculative sentiment In relation to
shares Of several roads which had a
dubious earnings outlook SIN months
ago. Pennsylvania did not regain yes
terday its best quotation OF Friday, but
advanced a fraction and. at 39Ts, was
more than s points higher than its
minimum quotation of this year.
The British Governments report on its
fiscal condition. showing surplus OF
more than f45,0O0. 900 in the year ended
with March 81, supplied reason for the
strong recovery Of sterling in the last
two months. The increase Of FIG, 500, 900
from profits taxes Of corporations was
suggestive Of more rigorous imposts than
were laid in the United States, but, as
was expected, heavy fall in excess
profits taxes occurred. The Government
came through with so favorable bal
ance primarily because OF economies in
the last few months of the year. be-
cause last autumn Treasury authorities
feared large deficit would have to be
provided for.
The foreign exchanges were mainly
steady yesterday. Wheat lost some
ground under liquidating sales and cot
ton prices changed very little
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS
rHE CHESAPEAKE ANn ONO RAILWAY
~ ....-..--.- \


NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING
Richmond virginia, February lI ip--
NOTICE MS HEREBY GIVEN f1nt 'Hs
Nnuual Meeting of ihe Stockholders af TNe
IhesannnEe And OHIO RAILWAY Company wlN
bt held. aa provided in the Ey LnnM, at fte
Richmond. Nirslria, On Tuesday the iwh
day go April ia@-, In eleven O'CLOCK At A
ril for tNc election Df directors
t@t to approve, tNtlfN aua eonfilN Wnh
pcti0n tUnretoforn tnEeW nt authorized hy
.fHe Board ~ Directors ~ hl thr Executive
sGaut t6 ANS prrt INis authorization hN teN
stockholders pr 1tNurN l~t. Rs may he eNh-
tuiited ~ thr meeting qua
40 ta transact SUCH other hnsiutsA ~
may law fuliy ,oWe before the meeting
THE stock transfer books WiIl be closed at
tHt office of tie COMPANY, NU Hl BroadNnt
Nru Work CItv. on ErllpI THE ?fth dav ef
March, t091 nt thrae 1',lucs p rl, aNd VILE
no raopenod on Weducsta~. the iqth day of
Anrl ipa2 ~ Ten o'clOt rs n
uV order sf tNU Board of directors
n GEt.t NE1'r. &rrfffnr%.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
city Bank stock,

National city Bank stock was stinu.
lated by the frank discussion or its
position contained in the letter sent 10
stockholders hy its president. Charles
y. Mitchell. The stock has been quoted
around 1915 bid for . long time and
Yesterday its bid was raised 10 s3t7 a
share. According to official figures the
asset value OF the 400, 900 shares Of its
stock Is .s296 a share.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Frank Dunno & co. have moved TO "a
Broadway.
THE Irving Savings Bank, tij Chambers
street. New York, announces n new policy
which means larger benefits TO its deposit
pounded quarterly instead OF scni annually,
and quarterly dividends win be paid instead
~ senl-annual ones. Deposits made up 20
re third ~ any month VIII draw intore9t
from the first Of that month.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
Mexican seaboard Dividend

The Mexican Seaboard OH Company
has declared a fifty cent dividend, pay
able on April Is TO stock OF record on
April 10. IL Is the third dividend OF
this year, the other two amounting 10
81 each. They are known as dividends
N liquidation. The company has retired
$l,134.000 Of its per cent. debentures.
bringing down their outstanding amount
to 5000 600
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

PANTS, Apfl lr,ices Improved on
me Bour-e to-day Three pcr cent
rontes. 81 francs S5 confines ia
change ou London lS francs 50 cone
0mcs Five Ter cent loan, 1s francs rs
confines THE dollar was quoted at
fi faur- s confines
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
DENVER AM mo aaANDE.

The Hammond committee has ox-
tended until April ~ tho time for de-
posting the Denver q Rio Grande
Railways FIRST and refunding Z per cent.
bonds under the Western Pacinc's plan
~ reorganization dated January ~.
1a22. or the sst,tt4.000 nf the bonds.
the committee reports u has received
the deposit OF an amount in excess Of
25 per cent