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The New York herald., 1922-01-17
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

A Special Meeting OF the Stockholders or
the GoURLAND TYPEwR1TER CORPORA
pany. nj 2i7 Broadway. IN the Borough of
Manhattan, City, County and State OF New
York on tho 2sth day OF January, 1922, nt
lo,3O o'clock IN the forenoon for the purpose
OF taking action upon and approving or dis
approving tho proposed assignment convey
ancc, transfer anu sale of the franchises.
uroper,V patents, trademarks, lcaseholds.
GOOD will and all tho assets OF every charac-
Ter kind and description of the Gourland
Corporation. pursuant 20 the pro-
vision " the stock Corpora tion Laws OF tho
state of New Yuri<. and TO consider plans
and projects for rcflnancing the Gourlnnd
Typewriter Corporation.
M j. GOURLANp, President.
VINCENT III. nOTIIWELI,, Secretary.
Dated. New York. January 16ths ie12s '
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RAILROADS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

90 Am Agr....... 31Is 3lis 3l1s 3lz
Am Agr pf.... - 5Iia % Dln
10 Am Bosch.... 395s 3g's Jvns 5s@s
31j Amoskeag .... 106ia 10Il5 1p6i5 loIh
20 Amoskeag pf. % % % 20
20 AIN Pnu....... tm ga 9ts IS
cOJ Am Pnu pf... t69i u 16ls u.
20 Am Sugar.. GO 90 b9ls bsn
1860 Am Tel. .......1113s 1tSn 1lIA 1ls
G5 Am Wool pf. .10ik 104is 1Oi 1oiN
: Atlas Tack... IL ~ u j.
900 Century ...... p .
200 East Boston,. 3ii 3i5 ~ w
io Eastern Mfg. ots oai ms 9A
2so Eastern s.. ., ~ ,ssll 100 30 ,sa 80
iln Gardner -. II II 10% 1Ost
500 Elder ........ ~ AZ ~ ~
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
The Seaboard National Bank

Neio York, January IL. 1927.
AZ the Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
for the election OF Directors, held on Janu-
ary 10. 1922, the following gentlemen were
unanimously elected 20 serve the ensuing
year:
Samuel q. Baync, Bennett J.. GIL,
Howard Baync, Edw. H. X. Green,
Robert j. Caldwell, Peter Mcdonnell,
William X. Ccverley, william Il. Paine.
Edward J. Cornish. Joseph Seep,
Louis ~. DeVausncy, Charles @. Thompson
Henry G. Foleer, Henry Wilton.
AZ meeting OF the Board of Directors
held this day the following officers were
unanimously elected
S. c. Baync, President
w. X. Cicverey, Vice President.
u. J.. GIL. Vlcc-Prcsldent.
l.. n. DcNausney. Nlce-Prcsident.
&. II. Marfield. Vice-prosident and
Cashier.
y. 7. Ebbott. Vice President.
o. NJ. Jefferds, Assistant Cashier.
G. g. Fisher. Assistant Cashier.
J. y. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
u. I. Dadson, Assistant Cashier.
w. A. II. Ditto. Assistant Cashier.
A. A. McKenna, Assistant Cashier.
y. v. Nelson. Trust officer.
g. II. MARFIELD. Cashier.
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STEEL STOCKS.
SUGAR STOCKS.
soINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.

Joint STOtk LAND BANk BONDS.
Yield
Bid. ASK. Ab'l.
Tirsf " s. y, B.-Chicngo
s,ts. Nov. io5.. op. 'si...ios 1O82 800
t,,,int STICK ,nso Land Bank Ss' q, oo,. : "a
f!'oint Sfork Lind Bsnk So.
Nov, 1898. or. 2i....... vI pDis DOS
tNot listed on New York Stock Exchange.
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NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, JAN 16.-Cotton closed
to-day at net decline of 25 to &c points. Clos
ing January. 16.47; March,. 1856; May,
1852: July, 1922; October. 1880. Spot closed
quiet, 25 lower; middling. 1900.
LIVERPOOL.
Spot cotton quiet at 81 points decline; mid
ding, 10.47d. Sales. e.oo0; American. 5000
Imports. - 900; American. 10000. Futures
opened quiet. October II lower and others
unchanged. Closed easy at 10 10 10 points
decline. January, 10.39d.; March. lo.33d. :
Nay, 1o.24d.: July, 10.i2d.: October, 9.6Sd
Neutrality-suspicious. dull; cloths quiet.
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CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY or
NEW YORK,
1870 East 18th Street.
January 3. 1922.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
this Company for the election OF Trustee
10 serve during the ensuing year viii be
held at this office Monday, January 20.
1922 Polls viii be open from ~ NJ. 20
p NJ Transfer books VIII close Saturday.
January II. 1927. AT IL M. and reopen
Tuesday. January -, 1922.
II. II. BRUNDAGE. Secretary.
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THE rIrIssgHGT rev z ssoxEsSy wEsI VIRGINIA

PREFERRED DIVIDEND NUMBER 10.
Tho Board Of Directors has declared
dividend OF one and one-half uh) percent
on the Preferred Stock of the Company for
the quarter ended December 81. 1921. pay
able February IS, 1922. to stockholders OF
record at the close Of business on February
l. 1922. II. III. HARVEY. Secretary.
Pittsburgh, January Z. 1922.
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MONTREAL.
TOBACCO STOCKS,
/. s. LAND BANK FARM LOANS BoNps.

y. :. LAND BANK FARM LOANS BONDS.
Yield
Bid. Ask. ADJ.
May. is4i. op. 'si. -. .ios 1854 4.55
May, 1898. op. iss .......ioi 1oix AS
May 1889. op. "a. ........ ~ o7a osa ass
Nov. ioss. op. 'as.n ...,'... - .'' o7H esN a5s
lied. Land B. Fso l.. 45ls. 49, ma.
May, 1851. op. '23........ 0sSa vSA a.JS
fNot listed on New York Stock Exchange,
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DIVIDENDS AND INTERESTS.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED


NOTICE OF DIVIDENDS TO HOLDERS OF
SHARE WARRANTS TO BEARER FOR
ORDINARY SHARES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Di-
rectors in their Annual Report have recon-
mended to the Shareholders the payment on
the 18th January, 1922, Of Final Dividend
on the issued Ordinary Shares for the year
ended 3oth September, 1921, Of 8 per cent.
(being L.. I'D. per share) free Of British
Income Tax, and have declared first interim
dividend on the issued Ordinary Shares for
the year from the lst October, 1921. to 3Oth
September, 1922, Of 4 per cent. (beins 9.6d.
per sharc) freq Of British Income Tax also
payable on the 18th January, 1922.
Holders Of Share Warrants to Bearer for
Ordinary Shares will (subject to the said final
dividend to the same being sanctioned at the
Annual General Meeting Of the Company
to be held on the llth day Of January next)
be entitled to be paid the said Final and In
terim dividends IN and after the 18th day
Of January, 1922, Al the Office Of the Guaranty
Trust Co. Of New York, 50 Lombard Street,
London, e. e. ;. Coupon No. SO in respect
Of the said Final dividend and Coupon No. SO
in respect Of the said Interim dividend must
be left for examination Il che Office Of tho
said Guaranty Trust Co. Of New York, -
Lombard Street, London, E. c. 3. three clear
business days (sxeludins Saturday. before
payment 10 made.
Dated 3ist December, 1921.
By Order A. M. RICHARDS, Secretary.
Westminster House, z, Millbsnk,
London. S. W. /.
The Washington times., 1922-03-15
COUNTRY HOMES FOR RENT.
FOUR MODERN HOMES
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On the north side Of river. bsnsfitsd
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g ras;r fr soxp-
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river. Wen secluded sy hodges and
Ss'sn s'. "sn so IN.
iss ana fishias facilities. Lsass
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Five rooms and bath. partly fur
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$3.50: Wsii-suilt. sli-ysar home.
q. room: :, ana bath: perch: ss..
Cd: immediate occupancy; $3.50.
weli-built. sii-yesr homo.
,mn, .ss.y, new house; s All modern DER
beautiful shade trees and view Of
water. $1,000.
All have hardwood floors, electricity.
s:ses. :.a S Il: shssd goo: :d. T:efa
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.aIk from W., 3. 1 A. Short Lins sta
tton; . minutss' drive from Annapolis
boulevard. Houses open for Inspection
Reached from washington-w., b. q
A.. via 0hfplsy or Annapolis: BY auto.
via Marlborough and Annapolis or via
Camp Meade. or via Bsitimers and An
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TODAY'S TIPS
ON
BUSINESS

~ OsGnspsailan Msws Gssvsss.
Raw sugar advanced at ISIS
during early trading In Nsw York
today.
Washington denies reports pub
lishS1 this morning that formal
recognition Of the Obregon govern
rnsnt In Mexico - contemplated.
San Francteco reports that the
1881 prospective asparAgue crop vas
cold out within forty-eight. hours ~
the first quotation a prices. Tie
crop n expected to be blggsr u an
last year. yet It u bringing higher
prices.
Montana Power today reports 1s2.
earnings a S1,Se5,ss4, equivalent -
SITS . share on the common stock.
=
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M|lnKET0PEhs
bR|skLY, But
! bEC0MEssL0W
Aftsr Raoy Opening Marker
Becomes Dull and
Heavy.

~ We Ne VVOgAkv0s
tcsSvrshs. 1881; = cssnsps'isAs News
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Ths
stock market had . good many
things to contend with today, and
after brisk trading which featured
the opening Of stocks, the market
was inclined 10 b. duh and heavy.
Important opinions IN the mousy
and Investments markets occupied
the attention Of the bankers, -
well - the resources e their In.
situations. The reports from wash
tngt0n were net too favorable In
their tenor. The monthly STATE
ment Of exports from the Depart
nnsut Of Commerce shows very LIT.
tie progre:s In the building up Of
our export trade. The actual TO-
ure With it, provision for bank
borrowings instead Of findins O
definite source for the funds to
meet the necessary payments was
not calculated to inspire commenda-
ton in the financial district.
eAlss In the first hour totallsd 500.
go shares. after which the market
continued dull irregular until noon.
American Can reached . new high
at lsk In the early trading.
Then American buyers were con-
fdsntly predicting dividend on the
common stock bsfors the end Of the
year.
Kelsey wheel advanced IN points
70 oek. Yesterday this stock I'D
vancsd over ( points. It's present
pfics comparss with 81 In January
and shows . 80 Per cent. advance.
The net profits of the company for
1871 were S3.4o3. As. q slight gain
ever 1879 and allowing for an I'D
Aitional surplus Of el,1so.1So after
regular dividends on the common
and preferred stocks.
The railroad stocks which made
good showing at the opening today
continued In strong position and
showed no signs Of reaction. A
little later In the month the earnings
statements for February VIII be
forecast figures with any degree Of
accuracy, the weekly records Of car
loadtngs have cast favorable shadows
before. The Interstate Commerce
Commission 10 about to take up the
important question Of fixing rates
commensurate with the fair return"
prescription Of the railway act. The
labor board 10 considering the quss-
ton Of wage rates and II u possible
that the commerce commission Win
await the dscision Of that body BE-
fore announcing it, new schedule
Of freight rates.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company
reflects In it, annual statement the
Industrial collapse Of the early part
Of 1890. Economical operation made
It poosfbfs Tor the company to pass
through the severe period and show
. small profit before dividends. The
net earnings Of the company were
e1SS. 900. against 41.SsS.os3 in 1870.
The stock cold today 1t ss, which
70 . points below the high and =
points above the low point for the
present year.
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The Washington times., 1922-03-15

SALES.
Warrington Gas Sc. u. 800 %.
Capital Tracti6n ~. 3l.ooooeS.
Wsshin1toa Rail~ay ana Electric
common, 360S7.
s Washington Railway and Electric
prefsrred, 17oe7.
Washington 0as LASht. 3So<ex.
2guSO. 1880, 1850. 3S0So.
American Security and Trust Com
40. lo03Se. l0sSSM. looass. 10
3Ss.
Continental Trust Company. -
%, 1000.
Isrgsnthalsr Linotype. teoiSo.
Capital Traction, isos4h. sOs4h'
Mensy.
Can. sos per cent; leans. SOS per
cent.
The Washington times., 1922-03-15

This oase was brought before the
Untted States Supreme Court some
time ago. witch was chiefly con-
earned with the question Of whether
or not coercion bad been reoorted
70 to 6orco n0nmomber banks into
the Reserve SUSTAIN by use Of the
par collection machinery. The case
was sent hack to the lower court
for ascertainment Of these facts.
The lower court rendered, it, de-
e1sion . few days ago and declares
that Il finds NO evidence Of coercion.
The opinion. which Wa rendered by
Judge Beverly d. Evans. says In
psrt:'
clearing house function Of Federal
reserve bank to publish q par clear
arcs list-thAt n, . list Of banks on
which checks are drawn that will be
collected ut par by the Federal re-
cluston may Be drawn from the ap-
par list that Il agrees to remit at
par. or has Agreed to enter the par
Olooranco system, do not think such
list should include the name Of any
non-msmbor hank unless such nom
member hank consents. I see no OBJ
jection to including in the par clear
ance list the names Of towns or cities
with q representation that the Fed.
seal reserve bank viii undertake 20
collect q par checks drawn on any
hank (member or non-member) in
such town or city.
Ne Coerc3en.
In the Inauguration Of it, par clear
ancs system. find that the Federal
reserve hank Of the Atlanta district
We not inspired by any Interior pur.
poss to coerce or injure any nom
member bank which refused to remit
1t mar. Specifically, find the charge
that the Federal reserve bank at At
lanta would accumulate checks upon
country or non-member banks until
they reach . large amount, and then
cause them to b presented for pay.
Aent ovsr the counter, 70 n to com.
Pei the plaintiffs to maintain 20 much
cash In their vaults ~ to drive them
agreeing to remit at par. ID not sus.
tained BY the evidence.
Publication q Names.
find the evidence insufficient to
sustain any charge in the bill that
the Federal Reserve Bank was acting
ILLEGALLY, or exercising any right 1t
lad 70 to opprsss or injure the
plaintiff banks. With regard to the
publication Of the names of nonmem-
Der banks on the Federal Reserve
Banks par list while I do not think
the evidence justifies finding that
such publication was done to in.
jure or opprsss plaintiff hanks.
nevertheless I do not think the
names Of plaintiff banks. or any Of
list without their consent.
THE general result Of my find.
ings IL, that the plaintiffs are en-
titled to the writ Of injunction
against the inclusion OF their names
on the par list without their con-
sent, but are not entitled to an in
junction for any other matter COM
planned against the respondents.
Let an appropriate decree be
submitted giving effect to the fore
going findings. This March IL,
1922"
Stock Dividend Voted.
Stock dividends of 75 per cent on
ct special meeting held by the
board Of directors Of the General
Finance and Security Company, Inc.
Tho common stock dividend will be
issued at once to all present share
holders. This will accrue to the
credit Of the common stock which
- now selling at $6.26 per share,
President John B. Densmore an
nounced today.
President Densmore announces
that after paying all current operat.
The Washington times., 1922-03-15

Britain's weekly revenue statr-
ment, published today, shows re-
ceipts Of $4,000, 900 pounds, ex-
penditure 10000. 900 pounds and re-
duction Of the floating debt by s3,,-
900, 900.
The Washington times., 1922-03-15

Psrs Marquette reports that its
February loading increased BY Is
per cent and March loading con.
tinus at an equal rate.
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AUCTION SALES.

IDoaoS DOWumB - Co., AuC00o00fe,
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING NO.
n ,.ss THArER STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of . certain deed OF trust.
recorded in liber No. 4tsd at folio $40.
land records of the District Of Column{A.
and at the request of the party sscur1eo
thsreby, we will sell at public auction IN
front OF the premises. on Thursday.
March -. 1874. At four-thirty o'clock y.
m. the following described land and
promises. situate In the county OF wash
fnston. District of Columbia. being part
Of lot ten (1e). In the subdivision Of the
Clark Mills estate made by the trustees
in equity cause No. so<1, as per plat re-
corded In the office Of the surveyor for
the District Of Columbia. in book county
9. at page -.
Terms: Sold subject to deed Of trust
Of about $3.50. balance cash. 31ee de-
posit required At time Of sale. All con-
vsyancing. recording. etc. At purchasers
cost. Terms Of sale to be complied with
in Is days or the trustees will resell 1T
the cost Of the defaultine purchaser.
r. A. LINGER. Trustee.
8. r. COLE, Trustee.
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inR expenses, and Q first ssmi-an-
nual dividend on preferred stock ct
the rats Of per cent. that sub
stantial amount was passed to the
credit Of surplus and undivided prof.
It.
Financial report Of the company.
a OF Friday, March 10, shows that
more than 100000 worth OF com.
mercial paper has been handled by
the Company since it, organization
Directors OF the company. whose
offices are in the National Metro
politan Bank building, are: John b.
Densmore, Lawrence Allnutt. John
+. Higdon. M. g. Mccormick, r. A.
Bennett, L. b. Perkins, Charles J..
Rogers, James ]. O'Donnell, James
d. Mcintyre, ]. 8. Kemp and Frank
]. Davis.
Pepco EARNINGS.
Net income OF the Potomac Elec.
trio Power Company during Janu.
airy amounted to e1S1.sSo. accord
ing to the monthly statement OF
the company submitted yesterday
to the public ut1ities commission.
This represents q gain OF more
than 5000 over the preceding
month. and about $1s,So0 moro than
the net income for January, 1881.
Gross earnings during tho month
amounted to S4sl,173, while oper-
ating expenses totaled $267,bs7.
In New Quaxtsrs.
The Claims Commission Of the
U. 8. Shipping Board has moved
from its temporary quarters 1t
Twentieth and streets, north
west, to room 2So6 Of the main
Navy building at seventesnth and
B streets.
w. r. q e. Earnings.
The Washington Railway and
Electric Company reported net In
come for January amounting to $18,-
833 az against $<6.017 for the pre-
ceding month, and 33s.ss4 for Janu.
airy, 1891. Operating revenue Of the
railway company in January was
$500, s2S, while operating expenses
and taxes amounted to $320.ss3.
The company was able to report
q net income Of $10,676 during Jan.
uary for the City and Suburban rail-
way. Operating revenues OF this line
were 1884, against total operating
expenses and taxes Of $73,0o7. The
Georgetown and Tennallytown line
had q deficit Of S2,16s for the month.
while the Washington-Interu
line showed q deficit Of 3660.66.
Made Bank Director.
Fernard Petit, cashier of the
Citizens Savings Bank. was yester-
day added to the directorate at the
regular meeting of the board.
Mr.. Petit has been actively asso-
ciated with the institution since its
inception and 10 its first cashier,
being installed in this position upon
his return from service with the
A. e. F. He 10 largely responsible
for the wonderful success enjoyed
by the institution.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

A. agents Of . iarss cerpsratisa.
,.s Are prssascsS 20 msss isstsll.ss:
Sstats. rspayaSls moatkly ana run
sin9 over . period 81 tea ysArsL The
osnkract further petviass that q
case Of the death 81 the berrever
assss ne s.p IA III s a.: ~
We are aleo pseparod 70 make Q
per oont leans In any anounts q.
sired. upos apprsvsd real estate 80
Fisasc let ~ have yosr appliestisa.
WIN. II. SAUNDERS 4 CO,
Ass Z q. n. ".
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Capital stock. paid Up. In cash. ss.sssss
c..h in office. ......... sslg II
Cash In hank. ............s.... ~ "
81 ss s,ss: .mo.t:..:: iii,r,t
i ian, '..a" m ...'......, 1850 -
value, ae . '....... s.sIs 70
e3ee.ee. eis.N: ...r....:..: ~"
AL other assets: nsnt dss
tsines. PEA. r.sss.ss' note ,,ss %
Total assets. $3.50 Is
LIABILITIES.
Net unpaid claims: 1870. Wy ~
ISssTvc a. required By law. 3.lSl 90
Borrowed money and Interest. 1.ses ie
4 Per cent tax. ~
T ras,n 'Si,i::'''.............. 1.eti 10
Gs si! :sssi. ::....:::..::.. 400: !:
All other liabilities; War tax. sss7
rs,.I liabilities. q. sSi o.
Character Of business transacted during
the year 1891: Industrial. sick. accident
..s ne fns ,sr nn A,,.
lar the year 1871. -. .ssts. sss -
Leases su:tsinsd during the
Money I:esivsd during ths :.
si';sH Sur SiiisI s&s;.IIii; i,.;ii ::s .
A. b. WALKER, sscrstary.
subecrfbsd and sworn 70 before me this
MARIE HELENA PIERCE,
i91ell Notary Public:
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Par Check Collection
System Is Held Legal
Right Of Federal Reserve Banks to Col
Checks at Par Upheld by Court.
BY HARRY QUSACK.

BY HARRY 0USAOK.
The right Of Federal Reserve Banks to collect checks
1t par has been upheld by the United States District
Court sitting at Atlanta which decided the case OF the
American Bank and Trust Company against the Federal
Reserve Bank of Atlanta.
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The Washington times., 1922-03-15

The Claims Commission Of the
u. 8. Shipping Board has moved
from its temporary quarters at
Twentieth and b streets. north
west. to room 2So6 Of the main
Navy building at seventeenth and
b streets.
The Washington times., 1922-03-15
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The Washington times., 1922-03-15
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