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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-16
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N Y. to Cherbourg and southampton AOIITANIA Mar. 21. Apr. II, May 2 MITRETANIA Apr. Apr. 25 May 6 BERENGARIA. May 30, June 20 July 1 New York to Plymouth, Cherbourg and
 Hamburg N CARONIA ...*Apr. May 13 June ! PANNONIA ..... Apr. IS - - *Also calls at Halifax.
 N Y to Queenstown and Liverpool ALBANIA (new) Apr. - - CARMANIA ....Apr. l9. May 1T SCYTHIA (new) Apr. 20, May 24. June 2I N Y to Londonderry and Glasgow ALGERIA ..,.....Apr. II May l2 June 10 COLUMBIA ......Apr. 29 May 27 June 2i gow.
 CAMERoNIA (new) Apr c - x. Y. to New Bedford. St. Michaeis. Lisbon, Gibraltar. Naples. Patras.
 Dubroynik. Trieste ITALIA ..,.............. Mar. 2t Cunnrd and Anchor Steamship Lines b5 N Forsyth St., Atlanta, or Local Agfs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-16

The final match in the tournament will be played tonight, beginning promptly at o'clock. This match, which will be played between Lee Mckenzie and Ernest Mitchell, wilt either end the tournament or result in three handed tie. Should Mitchell be suecessful in taking McKenzie's measure tonight it win necessitate Q play-off between above mentioned contestants to decide winner of first. @econd and third prizes.
 Mckenzie will handicap Mitchell 15 balls in tonight's play, and as d great deal of interest has been mani Tested in the tournament, large crowd Is expet-~d to be on hand to witness this important match Tie public is cordially invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-16
OLD DOLLAR BILL SEE: III. IL .l CNIs

 fokes iiterse that think ing tobacco. Hez Tuggle his wife all calling before they
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-16
Landis Is Visiting Camp.

Judge Kenaesaw Mountain .andis started on < tour of all the
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
aAE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO >,
s..S RAILWAY COMPANY
net&4 OF SneetnJ Gsnelbot1apas Agaafsu,

'ss9 os special Stockholders Meeting
NOTICE IS HERE HEREBY f nfWHN pEps' that a s1s q spe.
-. 's.a.sestns s.slestns Of the Stockholders of tho
,.u.sspsa8e ,sss and Ohio Railway Company has
~, So,l sslied by the Board of Directors OF said
& ihs-Rsny y 70 De helc at the principal offlce OF
r. H. company, In the City OF Richmond, yir-
- s.las en- Tuesday. the 2Gth day Of Septem.
Jls,,rIszs. sl,a,izs. at II 90 o'clock a. NJ. for the
'''ssiag iag purposes:
al To consider and act upon g pro.
pyssl 20 Increase the Company's capital
ssoca by the addition thereto of stock in
St,,stpsaf par amount Of, S3o,e0Ql90o, to be
s.,r.n s.,aea INTO 100000 shares of the par,
ss.l s,ue oi yl0c each, so. as to make the total.
s,sss,otizea s,aI,' sz par amount OF such capital
ssalK sssesK sS,oo0,o0o, consisting OF 1850. .00e
sualss sssrN OF the par value OF 800 each. such
,,sSslesse OF capital stock to be Of such
80 s,assor Or classes, with such designations.
Esisrances and voting powers. or restric-
49,. sss Or qualifications thereof, as the
i,sv-nh,oiders at said meeting shall de-
snuloal limiting the generality of the
sssasskvins, TO consider and act upon O
& SSpesai y mat the additional capital stock
ana ~ she hrst instance preferred stock.
f. .a list Ine same. or any thereof, may
= fSS SSSShnreftibie into common stock
sf 10 authorize the Board Of Directors
hsns s company from time to time 10
.ssss sss.ss and to dispose OF such additional
sesk on such terms as such Board may
seiermi1e - ~sss1T
hsssss,t TO ratify and confirm such action
Esa zSsoiore y taken or authorized by said
fss s.o "a anticipation of such action by
,ks sssseScks,ao.defs. as may lie submitted to
ses.sasse ssnseting and TO take such other and
tx sprr II action IN the premises, Including
ann.s.lsn aa ttza,uon of any necessary or
xe sts 20 aSse ndrnent or amendments OF
kolsars yer ol the Company. as tho stock
and LAG meeting may ,desermlnss
brssp,afor ~, for the transact!on OF such other
rasessssss rasasss as may properly come before the
sssfa..n inc purpose OF tho meeting the stock
sss looks will be closed at Q r. M. on
elsmber I. 1922. and remain closed
L. "a. On Wednesday. September 81.
- %sr Of the Board Of Directors.
a. TREVVETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Seeks semi-speculalfnn

:. Question: am seeking a aemi- -specula-
tive, low priced industrial with value back
considerable rise during the next eighteen
months. Allied Chemical common and
Allis~Chalmers are in view with the latter
In favor because of it's lower price What
do you think OF Allis- Chalmers as a buy?
with returning prosperity it ought to coma
in for Its share OF the usual bull market
rise, don't yon think?-D. f. II.
Answer-Although your question in
wolves problem in speculation--sinc
you are looking for an appreciation in
value-and The Tribune cannot attempt
to predict the future course Of prices.
we may say that the two stocks you
mention seem to fit your requirements
SO far as their being semi-speculative
industrials with value back of them.
IN buying them for an advance you
must use your own judgment and you
should be in position to assume the
risks involved. %f~
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Westinghouse Air Rrnke

Question~-The last two dividends paid
by the Westing house Air Brake Company
were reduced 81 a shars agnfnst sl rs
a share. Do you think there Is a possi-
biltty OF an early return to higher
rate or interest on the Investment My
largest holding Is In Westing hcuas Air
Brake and feel the loss of tho former
interest Do you think it we'll to hold or
rather sell at market and invest In some
thing. else Through friends / was IN
duced to invest a small amount in Texas
Imperial Oil Company. There has beefi
only one dividend since I bought the stock
In 1870 have no way of~finding out any
thing definite about the company, so would
Ike your opinion to the reliability OF
said cornpany.--E. w. p.
Answer-Operations Of the Westing
house Air Brake Company for 1921 re-
suited IN profit of $705,546, and divi-
dends OF Ia per cent were paid largely
out of surplus. AS of December 81,
1921, corporate surplus was $12,764,6 ,652.
An opinion as to the future OF the COM
pany does not come within the scope of
this column. The nature of the busi-
ness of this company is such that cur
tailments of the last few years have re-
duced sales, and, according to the an
nusl report Of the company for 1921.
orders amounted to less than 80 per
cent of normal. There is no market for
Texas Imperial Oil stock SO far as we
know, and we. have no means of obtain
ing reliable information Of the com
pany.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Chandler's EARNINGS

49, question: am constant reader OF the
Irlbune and feel that get great deal of
neneht from the paper especially the finan-
advise me of the earnings Of the rthandter
Motor Car Company While I know the
stock is somewhat speculative. is not the
company earning the per cent dividend :?
IAN you give me an account OF its earnings
Ior the first six months of the current
Answer-The income account of the
Chandler Motor Car Company for the
hrst six months of 1929 shows net
profit, before Federal taxes, of 81 ,eos.-
9s6, or at the rate of s5.75 a share on
the 10000 shares Of stock. Even
with the normal allowance for Federal
taxes the company earned it's dividend
by fair margin.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Not Too Late for Conversion

T;ua,stion---1 recently owned an American
rstglpnone and Telegraph Q per cent con
ushts,pie vsh.tspie bond. wrote latter TO my bank,
eeipa., he'd this bond for me, and they re-
th,h which | requested them 10 convert
a nah pond INTO ten shares OF stock and to
fwn ,no @ rights OF these ten shares to buy
snn swo new, new shares Then l added III IL ia
~. iase TO do this sell the bond" In reply
an PINK notified me that 1t sold the bond
7 .4s - ~ saying II was too late to do as
a. reSuested, and its broker Haid that SELL
ing ing was the best thing anyway win YOU
please give mo your valued opinion in the
meier Do you think 1T was best 10 sail
ana why9 Do youthink ii was TOO late f.,
soi'Veft and use the rights?-F. II. j.
Answer--We do not understand why
you should have been informed that
IL was too late to convert your Amer
lean ,,s, Telephone and Telegraph 6s, 1925.
Ahey are convertible into stock of the
company at 106 any time before ma
,surlty. In other words, you would
nave the privilege of exchanging your
pond for ten shares of stock by the
payment of So a share with an adj
;ni A;nuistment of interest and dividends.
ne bonds are good investment, but
are selling on low yield basis be-
cause OF the conversion privilege. and
~ would seem logical for you to buy
the stock direct, now that your bond
mas been sold. Stockholders of record
september have the right to sub
scribe to new stock before November
IN the ratio of one new share for
eaeh i've held, subscriptions to ba
EsTeceived at par with an adjustment of
interest and dividends.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Exchange for Preferred Stock

Question: have FIVE 81 900 Az Liberty
bonds which I wish to cell and reinvest in
a good, safe preferred stock at about the
price of the bonds. Pressed Steel Car has
been recommended. Do you consider this
good, safe Investment? / am reader
OF The Tribune and value your opinion
very much, as l have followed II very
closely in other investments with salts
faction.---J. r. 3.
Answer-Pressed Steel Car preferred
is reasonably good investment, but
there are higher grade preferred stocks
which would more nearly approach the
investment character of the bonds you
are about to sell. Such stocks are
American Locomotive, and Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Irregular Trend
LIN Active Trading
On Curb Exchange
Prices Recover After Early
Uneasiness and General
Tone Is Steady, but Re-
alizil1g Checks Advances

Movements in the active list on the
curb market we're irregular over q
narrow range yesterday and, although
there were recoveries from early re-
actions, realising tended TO check
advances.
Hayes Wheel showed a fraction al
advance, but failed to reach 35, while
MACY common scored a small gain.
Schultz dropped back a point. Stand
ard Gas and Electric preferred worked
up points at 4S, but the common
dropped to 2o5s. Magma Conner
gained fraction.
Oils moved irregularly, Standard Of
Kentucky holding steady while Cities
Service fell back more than a point.
standard OF Indiana lost nearly a
point. Southern States Oil recovered
strongly and crossed 49,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Wants Profit in BONDS

Question--Being reader of your paper
for the last 16 years, l have always fol-
lowed the advice you have given in your
sale Of bonds, etc. and I always have
done well, own tho following railroad
bonds: $1,000 Atchison. Topeka G. Santa
C St. Paul Az. series A. ST. 900 Great
Northern Az per cent. AS these bonds
are selling much higher now, I thought
1t best tostalse advantage of the situation
by seifing1thsm' and buying instead other
better yielding and at the same time safe
would like TO have your advice in thai
respect "a My other holdings consist mostly
of railroad bonds or stocks, with the ex-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
FINANCIAL
NOTICE OF REDRmpr,oN.

NOTICE OF REDEMPTIoN
st1 ef Aetery notes and others concerned: !:
hsag hereby eiveu follows;
~ sf partial redemption Of AA Per csHs.
10 hstsa--An N per cent. Victory notes,
nfEss ssnosn 40 United States Of America Gold
~ ise5sles3. whtcn bear ths distinguishing
Nh b. c, d. e. of '"F. :. preffte,f 20 their
~ fgnhers. having been designated for ths
Ess ~ y, In the manner prescribed by ths
Ms21 @ tie Treasury, are called for redemp-
y: M:m bseelnber is, 1899. pursuant TO the FRO
Ms fn fsdemption contained IN the notes and
5Esffry Department Circular No 1888. 6sted
VI y, 1918. under which the notes were orig
- ~ aaed. Interest on ali the ~ per can't
,nsf m Notes thus called for redemption will cease
49, ~ assumption date. December Is. 1924.
sss.E 2 their serial numbers ere not In any
81 no T snseted by this call for redemption. and
" ~ Seons das and payable as to principal on
A' y. lsss. ssserdins to their terms.
= ttsoeaia6 Information as 10 the presentation
- saffsndsT Of per cent Victory notes for
rnosa!tion r under this can Is given in Treasury
q =, Circular No 2ss. dared July &C. 1929.
s.@ 80 ~ Nhish may be obtained from the Treasury
~ ss.aasasnt Division Of Loans and Currency washz
-S'Ss = L, Or ans Federal Reserve. Haph. - !,
has. 1895 s.c-s,,sy ~ ~ ~ ,ss assrom Tr.ss,..x
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

32.37hc; standard, 31S7hc and 80 per
cent, 32.00@32.12R asked. Copper
quiet, standard spot, September and
Oct, 1325@13.e2hc, and electrolytic
spot. September and October, 13.62IsM
14.Ooc. Lead steady, New York spot.
5.95c bid, and East ST. Louis spot, 5.62a
@5.67Ac. Zinc firm, New York spot.
6.67hc and East St. Louis spot, 6.271a6
6.37hc.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

Quesfions Of general interest to in.
eestofs 'oiU be nns,csrsd a,t THE coll
xs'nn, IN aehioh case only initials aoili
oe used. Others pitl be ans,ssred bu
mah. Address all inquiries, irsclos-
,ng stamped, addressed eavelope, to
sstndnciai Editor, The Tribune, ISL
Nassda Street, Neso York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Interest Not Deduct,h,a

@uestion-.i have paid for and looked
a up slooks listed on New York Stock Ex-
a nheso stoeks have paid no dividends for
severai years; In making out income tsx
,'a.1 ,osurh I, may ! deduct interest on this in
80, at what rate per cent? ] have not
aeauoted interest In this investment on
previous income tax returns May / de-
J. b. /. pacN -
Answer-Interest is not deductible
IN making return unless actually paid
out.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
DIVIDEND NOTICES
lDT,.0TOREs EsPERANZ1 CORP.

ID BT0hdW&y, NEW fUFK CITY.
New York. September 18th, 1922.
At meeting Of the Directors OF the
Dolores Esperanza Corporation, held to-
day, dividend of Sc was declared. pay
able on October 10th. 1922. TO stockhoid-
ers. of record at the close of business on
cornoratfon- will close on September a0th
ana remain closed until the opening of
01'D j. .. TooKER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Railway teeI-Spring Company,
an Church Street, New York City.

- August z3d. 1aze
-,st ass55nsAaagg snAgTnKs susafne PsR cEST f1AS3 @
has this day been declared on the PRE-
EERRED STOCK of this Company. pay
ahie September 20th, 1929. to stockhoIders
~ record September 6th, 19s2.
The transfer books will not bs closed
Checks will be mailed by Bankers Trust
so4'A H. 8. BANGHART. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Railway steei-spring Company,
= 4 7'J-I,,,r,ts Ifraef Nays Ynyr fsjfy

August 23d. 1922
quarterly dividend OF TWO PER
5.E,NT (2sc) has this day been declared on
SbaS COMMON STOCK OF this Company.
sss "a bieA September 30th. 1922. 20 stock
holders OF record September ISth, 1922
Tha transfer books vii! not pc ciosso.
checka will be mailed by Bankers Trust
Company r
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
TO THE HOLDERS or
Massey-Harris Company, Limited
and
nassey-Harris Harvester Company, Inc.
Ten-year $50 Sinking Fund Gold Dehent,ue
Bonds due October 18th, 1880

shfabya Gle Fouros
nc
iasV fhere
twtnaec phoipai
e4nanss
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Investment Information

eeption Of 70 shares American Can pre-
Answer We should hesitate before
making any changes In the bonds vou
hold. You should bear in mind that
other bonds advanced in price with the
decline In money rates at the same
time yours did, and In looking for a
greater yield you expose yourself, to the
danger OF sacrificing safety. Moreover,
II is reasonable TO suppose that the
bonds you hold will continue to adj
vance as others Of the same grade work
higher.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
FINANCIAL
HENRY J. LEAKE. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN III. MULLER & SON
OFFICE. SIS WILLIAM STREET,
xyEVSN yc&nAX SEPT IS. 1922,

III p
OFFICE. SIS WILLIAM STREET,
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. Is, 1922
at 1890 o'clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOMS,
nos Ii and 16 VESEY STREET.
For Account of Executors:
5000 Central Indiana Ry. Co. fst Mtg. ~
Bonds. 1853.
shs Idlewild Fruit Co.
2 shs. Orahge Lake Fruit Co. Trustees
10 shs Lincoln Apartment House Co.
Cleveland. Ohio.
For account of whom it may concern;
$50 shs, TherIno Carburetor Co.
$50 shs. Tyson b Co. prefd.
$500 International Sporting Club Bond.
1.211 shs. Canada Copper Corpn., Ltd
1211 shs Canada Copper Corpn. Ltd
$4,000 New Jersey Steamboat Consld. Mtg
Sc Bonds, due March /, 1921
25s Salt Notes Republic Del Ecuador.
48 Salt Notes Republic Del Ecuador.
so Salt Notes Republic Del Ecuador.
SIS. 900 Atlantic. Gulf 4 West Indies Steam
ship Lines 20 Coli. Trust Cold Bonds
! 100 shs' Atlantic Coast Fisheries Co. cosn.
100 shs. Atlantic Coast Fisheries Co. pfd
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
KERR LAKE MINES, LIMITED
NATToyAI. LTconrCE COMPANY.

pREFERRED DIVIDEND ny 81,
The regular quarterly dividend OF 20
on the Preferred stock Of this Company
has this day been declared. pagaDse on
seuterrbey SDth next. to- all PreLerred
stockholders OF record at the cicse OK
business September 22nd.
III w fETHEREHIDGB, treasurer.
September 18th, 1899.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
DIVIDEND NOTICES
he Baak of Neap York

fssye & yesiyldend Z Of TWENTY-FIVE per cent.
has been declared by the
ss suafa OF Directors of this Bank,
gs.sols 6 .s on and after September 1o,
d ei s.oek OF the Bank TO stockholders
sseord at the close of business
ss9sesnber IL, 1922.
FRED'K 6. METZ. Js.. Cashier
Ssp'sraber 9TH. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid ans
asked quotations Of stocks listed an
the Stock Exchange IN which thars
we're no transactions YESTERDAY.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

Sales Open. High. Low. Last.
IS Salt OK Con III II II II
i2o West Airbrake.ios 1os ies les
IL West Penn Con 3BX 42eM asa 3sAx
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE YALE & TOWNE MFG. CO
Dividend No III.

Dividend No. LII.
dividend No. III. OF nse yer sens
{6eo) has been declared BY the 6ohsu ,p 1a
Directors out OF past earnlngs, passoie @
October 2nd, 1922, to stockholders OF re rec
ord at the close Of business septenper lstn.
yaSe T. H. TOWNE. Secretary,
KERR LAKE MINES. LIMITED
81 Broadway,
New York.
Dividend No. 1s ..o
The Board Of Directors have s snis shs day lay
~, the canitai stock of the Company pay
Able october 18th. 1852. to atockholders Of
record at the close Of business on octoner
1Aa' A ii H WESTLAKE,
Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
n. Y. Metal Market

Tin was steady with Straits and
Straits shipments quoted at 31.871s@
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Corporation Bonds

Third Ave. r. R. First Mtg. IS
american Tel. g.. Tel. Co. Collat 80. a
Ohio State Tel. Co. Cons. & Refg. =. S
Cumberland 7. 6x T.. Co. First Mtg. S
Great Western Power Co. First & Resg, 6
Consumers Power Co. Gen. & Ref. 2
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Investment Suggestions

We own and offer subject to prior
sale or change in price the following
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

700 Anglo Am on 20 20 20 20
800 Atlantic Lokos sh sjS 9N eA
20A5 Imperial o C.113 11bE 1l3 Ala
SO Illinois Pl...I71 17a III I72
1Q Ohio Oil ....290 900 200 800
10 Prairie Pipe. zee 28o 208 yea
$500 s OIL Of KY .110% 1io% 109ts lilo
1900 Oil Of Ind i1SM 11sH 11TM 11TB
100 8 Oil OF N Y.453 Asa 45l 452
40S o Of Neb. .isa 1875 18a J85
80 Vacuum Oil. .4S0 480 476 47S
Evening star., 1922-10-03

official of General Motors, in alluding
to the present output Of the Chew
rolet Company, said: Considering
that we are in the fall of the year,
when sales normally fall of rapidly,
this rate of I 400 cars a day is almost
phenomenal. We see nothing now
to Interfere with steady business all
winter"
Live Stock.
FORT WORTH, October 3 (Spe-
ciaD.-Receipts Of both cattle and
calves have been rather generous the
last week and the market expert
enced q downward revision as re-
suit Steers are IS to SO cents lower;
cows are 25 cents off. and on heifers
subjected to a reduction of at least
25 to 35 cents. Good to choice calves
are steady, but common to medium
calves have lost so to rs cents.
Telephones.
BOSTON, October 3 tSpeciaD.-For
the first time in its history, the num-
Der of stations owned by New Eng
land Telephone will cross the
100000 mark this year. The gain
so far has been approximately 10000
stations.
PHILADELPHIA, October 3 (Spe-
cial).-Water traffic through the Chesa-
teake and Delaware canal from Baltimore
and southern points to this city is ex-
tremely heavy at the present time in
both directions. In the last six months
1873 vessels passed through the canal,
compared with 4SS vessels for the corre-
spending period last year. Cargoes also
we're more than double. Lumber and
bituminous coal from the south constitute
the two chief items in freight In this
direction it is stated.
DETROIT, October 8 Especially The
money supply available here continues
to increase. Detroit clearing house
they have s490,OOO,O00 in deposits, an
increase Of nearly $1o0.oO0,O0o since
last December and $50.00e.000 since the
middle Of May. Motor plants generally
have all the funds they need and were
it not for the current building boom in
Detroit money would go begging.
KANSAS CITY. October Especially
Eleven chain stores in Missouri and
Evening star., 1922-10-03
BUSY ON 1900, 900 HATS
IN BALTIMORE FACTORIES

Very few realize 1t. but just about
now the big factories in Baltimore
are already turning out straw hats
for the mems next years adornment.
for 1t requires about eleven months
of the year for the manufacturers to
turn out sufficient number of straw
hats for a sale season that lasts
about six weeks
Baltimore Is noted as the greatest
producer of mems straw hats of the
better grades Of any spot in this
country. and those hats find their
way to far distant lands and many
climes. They even wear Baltimore
straw hats in Alaska, though the
Eskimos have not yet officially
adopted them. They also go to about
every nook and corner of the United
States, as well as Porto Rico. Hawaii,
the Philippines. South and Central
America and Cuba, and it requires
around 100000 hats to supply this
demand, SO the factories Of Baltimore
turn out these 100000 straw hats
and they range from the ordinary
straw hat to Bangkoks, Leghorns,