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New-York tribune., 1922-11-22

HiaM dividends amounting to per
cent on the preferred stock, snd 2 per
VeHb on the common stock were paid
IN isus The rate on the common was
gradually increased until il reached 7
per cent in 1909. After that both
stocks received T per cent until the
ehd OF 1871. The preferred stock Is
non-eumnlative, but IL entitled to
snare pro rata with the common after
. per cent has been paid on each.
a. the company had incurred large
deficit in 1921, the directors in March
OF the current year declared dividends
and common stocks, payable cut of the
surplus accumulations of previous
years. Certain preferred stockholders
obtained an injunction restraining the
company from paying these dividends,
RHeg.ng that the preferred stock was
entitled to Z per cent in any one year
before anything could be paid on the
common.
The lower court upheld the right of
the directors to declare and pay the
dividends. but upon appeal to the
higher court restraining order was
issued preventing their payment until
after the case had been heard, which
will not occur until seme time in De-
are paid they will be paid to the origi-
| nal stockholders of record date.
Margin Of Safety Of Earnings
| The margins of safety above inter-
| est and dividend payments shown in
the table below are based OH the per-
centage that income available for these
| payments could decline and still leave
sufficient to cover the requirements in
full Thus, in 1912, if total income had
declined 26 per cent, Just enough would
have been earned TO cover fixod charges
and the per cent paid on both classes
OF stock. If, however, total income had
declined AZ per cent. fixed charges and
the preferred dividend would have been
earned, but nothing for the common
have left barely enough to cover fixed
charges.
In 1921 the company suffered vio-
lent decline In earnings, as the minus
quantities plainly indicate. Not only
did traffic fall away sharply, but the
management was unable to bring oper-
ating expenses satisfactorily under
control. In the final analysis income
! available for interest and dividends
would have had to increase 873 per
cent in order TO meet fixed charges
| Without showing detlcit, or 1,0l5 per
! cent in order to cover fixed charges
and preferred dividends, or 1885 per
cent in order to show all prior re-
quirements earned together with the
per cent dividend paid on the com
| mon stock
The company has made notably
rapid recovery during the current year,
especially since the appearance Of the
May statement. II the present rate OF
earnings continues throughout the re
! naming months it would not be at all
surprising If the final figures showed
full z per cent earned on the COM
mon stock. The plus % in the COM
mon stock column for 1922 is based on
the assumption OF a per cent annual
! rate.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
=, Approx.
New York City Bonds

acceptable in payment Of Federal
on the oateg of maturity.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
from, we'll Offers
plan 10 Combat
Fake Promoters
i Y. Stock Exchange Head
Would Require Sworn
Statements Prior to The
Issuance of Securities
s,te,aI DtsYasea 70 4ae Tsbase

.vpnN. Ohio, Nov. 2i.--A method
So ~ Animation Of spurious invest
~ ~ ~ ,ron, the financial markets was
ass..s s....s.,.sndei here to-day 60 members
'ssgs'. ~ Potary Club by Seymour l..
ss,emwsll, president Of the New York
wv wv rxrhange. who recommended the
ss.ssgs Of laws reauiring futl pub
80 4 connection with the issuance
y. = ,s.ss.pr;sjes and the status Of the issu-
IL companies.
4sspsoeEre that sworn statements be
all pflor 10 the Issuance of secUri-
s I'd semi annually thereafter" de-
ssuS Mr.. Cromwell, land that the
es.s ess.s.eerts give adequate information
ssg..sssing tie fotation and the finan-
81 poss,ion of the issuing companies
- .sytses. and also concerning their
...sssians ard earnings. That would
ss-;se . ! vital blow at the fake pro-
s.ssior because you would get the
ssmn ea Il from the start.
Sa1seia!s of companies whose securi-
a.. sya offered for sale would imne.
Ms,slv lav themselves open to punish
80, ard eoe1 be easily reached by
80 crescent laws Il they furnished doc
tars3 iaYornstion to bolster up q
ss~;sdIing promotion. Let us pin the
rssgons5iiiy where it belongs on the
ssosle who furnish the background for
sbs dealer il fake securities and we
din soen make tt irapossi bic for such
SeaIers 70 operate"
This Is the kind of legislation. MIR.
Cronpell said the Stock Exchange viii
sspport; something that is simple, di-
rees easily enforceable, and that, in
bis opinion, will readily give prorec-
tsa TO the public. He stated that the
aaes Exchange had investigated the
s,station Of the blue sky laws" in
yarious states, but had found that,
rsile they accomplish certain amount
4 good, they create endless red tape
,si arc comparatively easily evadcd.
Nf Cromwell explained that tho
:e@ Exchanges fighting the bucket
|1ap evil and the vendor of fake pro-
sAions by denying its qaotations TO
c; one bat q responsible firm doing
tegitinlate business Referring tG
as proposed "blue sky" legislation in
stg York State, which would include
sahsag Of brokers and dealers and
u periodic examination of brokers'
seks, he declared that all these meas
sss would work TO the detrimeut Of
sgitimate securities dealers, but
.saaId have little terror for the
uook"
The licensing proposition" he con-
asaed, rs positively dangerous. be-
tsass you cant prevent prospective
soos from obtaining license, and
"a. license, once obtained, amounts
4 state certifeation OF his stand
h. ard will enable him all the better
d deiraud the public. Tho same is
& ne Of state approval of new issues.
8 would give a clean bill of health
81 eseh issue approved, bat hundreds
iakes would get by because no state
snmission would have the means, the
tine, the technical skill to safely pass
uSgment on all Issues submitted"
At Cromwell painted a word pic
nrs Of the financial district and its
relationship to the Stock Exchange.
He described Wall Street as the ter
minus Of thoroughfare which trav-
sres .hs entire country. and called
Mat .Aotoughfare the financial "Main
Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Il BUSINESS bles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions In banieruptcy
were filed Yesterday In the United States
NJ. r. MINDEN co, INC. Involuntary,
JOHN FIRTH g. Co INC. Involuntary.
r'TG woRT2MaS T2sfa & 'SP %AAR fth involuntary
JARVIS LAMsoN JR.. voluntary. man
aser f4a p s9th at. LiabiIitiea, s20s,oeo;
KINGsBRInGE IRON WORKS INC,
Involuntary. manufacturers tron products,
RE11S RLF, F'uRN1TuRn rGsfs 1'reo1 CO. ,nvoiun.
tary, 2o7o Amsterdan1 av. Liabilities SEQ
FANrANA's, INC. involuntary. facts,
treatment parlor. 1914 Southern Boulevard,
NJ RADIUS a. SON. INC, Involuntary,
restaurant supplies. 7S Howery.
Receivers I'm Bankruptcy
Tho following receivers In bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the Cnited
States District Court:
Francia L. Kohl,nan for John Firth
with bond OF $40 600
r. p. Stephenson for Samuel Wesser-
man; Dry goode. 1853 First av., with bond
Robert w E. Elliott FOR NJ. Fl. Minder
Co. Inc, cigar makers, 1893 First ay.. with
william Jancs for Reliable Furniture
Coz 2o7o Amsterdam av,, With bond OF
Arthur Y Delziel for Kinesbrldge Iron
Works, Inc, manufactured OF iron prod
ucts, Fowler and Van Ness avs. tho Bronx
with bond OF S6. 900.
Bertha Rembaugh for Metropolitan Metal
Produots Co, 12l Prince at, with bond Of
$500.
Schedules In Bankruptcy
Tho following sehedules In bankruptcy
were filed yesterday In the United States
District Court:
FLACK & SMITIT-3tstlonsry etc. 213a
Eighth av. Liabilities, SG.275; assets $3.50
THE CLARIDGE HAT co. INC.---Ali!-
liners ia w 36th ST. Liabilities, Stl5, 46G; ;
assets, $t9,12s
zUCKERMAN & MARGUL1s--136 W
HARRY MANDELBAuM--79s 9s n fSsth
st, the Bronx. Liabilities. s1O,462; assets
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Railroads Earning Power
No. 35-"Soo'' Line

We present In the aab;oiaed article
the sairtg-ffth Of d series OF forty
datis discussions Of the present earning
pose1r Of the leading Asaericau stcam
railroads, At the request Of TIE Tyib-
itf,e, these studies 1cere undertaken BIZ
TIC STANFORD Statistics Campaag. me
Of Neao York, tehioh has preDered The
papcFS ard as securing COPYRIGHT for
them IN T9gg. TAe tkirtp.airth agticia
's'ia appear tomorrow dad will deal vita
Conaa'an Paci6c.~-FiaanciaI Editor
Because of its resting under oonfrol
OK one Of the strongest railroad
systems on the American continent
me Canadian F Hifc--and also because
ef the substantial margins the corr.
pany has been able TO earn above In ).
terest and dividend payments Mime
arotis, st. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
securities have held good standing
With investors.
The unfagorable traffic and onerat-
ing CONDITIONS of 1921 resulted In
topping oil almost one-third of the
semnany's accumulated surplus and
tAereoy weakened it's credit position
ana rendered uncertain the outlook
or its stock issues. During the last
eW months, however, the company
mas staged recovery in earning power
go ranid and so extensive as to yer1e
0pon the spectacular.
Growth of Capitalization and Mileage
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
MEETINGS
NOTICE az MEETTNn.

The annual election % Directors OF The
fggataoas LIE mssnralncs a sac.ssy St fns
The Society Room SAT- EGus2ahle Reiidiug,
100 BreRdway, Ia the Borough of Manhattan.
g!syi County asd State cf New yefk, el
A. III The polls will be opened at 1a o'ciocl Il
In ths forenoon and VIII remain open until
o'clock in the afternoon Of that day 0s
which time tAey viii be elcsed. such othss
businegs viii he transacted as may property
be brought before the meeting.
New York, November 2a, 1929.
WILLIAM ALExASpERs
SseFsSaa2M
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Yesterday'sA Prevlo
10 open Trade Office in Sweden

The Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce announces that Walter A.
Leonard, who has been assigned by the
State Department to the American Con-
sufate General at Stockholm for the
purpose of organizing a commercial Of
fee there viii be in New York on Mo-
venber 20. 81 and % While in this
citv Mr. Leonard viii make his hesd-
quarters at the Bureau's New YORK Of
hce, 73a Custom House, where he will
confer with business men having prob
lens in connection with their trade re-
Iations with Sweden. Appointments 10
see Mr. Leonard may be made by teie-
phoning Broad 0794.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Bank of Athens Agency Here

The Bank Of Athens, which for the
last year has been represented in this
country by j. Plastropoulos, has opened
an agency at rs Pine Street under his
direction. Although the bank has forty
agencies throughout the world, this Is
its first agency in the western hemls-
phere. Having capital of b5,ooo,ooo
drachmae. It IS said to be the largest
commercial bank in Greece. Through
It's agency here, it hopes to aid ma
terially the development Of commerce
between the United States and Greece.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Satisfied JUDGMENTS

First name Is that Of debtor, seco,
that of creditor and date when iudgme
was hled:
Raooosin, Israel-Park & Tilford;
Nov I. 1922 ..........,....... S4+3.
Avrick, Jacob, VIM and IsldorN
X Fairbanks Co; May %. 1929. 1T2.
Smith, May, and New Amster-
dam Casualty Co--People, etc.
Apr II. 1922 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100.
Marshall, Albert : We olcott Ho-
tel Co. Inc; Nov q, 1890. fS4
Geialer. Gussie--L Pullowitz; May
Eodor, Antal-R Kerbs; Mar 3.
P y Besies s Co. Inc--H f Rahr;
Goldner, L.ouis-32d & 33d Street
Corp; May "a, 1929, ......,...,.. 1850.
ZeiT, Morris 49, Zenith Undergar-
ment co, Inc: Nov 1s. 1923.... 2.026.
able, Thomas. and Natl Surety
Co-People, etc; Sept II, 1892. 1000.
Yuvanoth. Pavolino, and Natl
Surety Co--Same; July 81, 1922. l,ooo.
Moran. Eugene, and Natl Surety
Co--Same; Sept go. 1879. ...... 1000.
Brown, Harry, and Nail Surety
Co-same; Apr u. 1922s.,.:. LOCO.
Yuvanich. Lena and Natl Surety
ty Co co-samo; Mar "a, 1892 49,. 1000.
Gross. Ray-Southwester Surety
Ins Co; Apr 10. 1915. ...,..-. 500.
Williamson, Michael, and Natl
Surety Co - People, etc: juno
80 - In bronx County
Mauer. Bdward-J q Cohen; Apr
II, 1915 ..................... $50.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
FINANCIAL
CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY
or SEw YoRR
Notice Of Special Meeting OF stockholders
December {. 1929

NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN that
special meeting Of tho stockholders Of the
Consolidated Gas Company Of New YORK viii
DO held nj the Office Of thc Company. No.
1870 Esxt 18Th STREET. in the. Borough OF
Manhattan. city and state OF Kew York. on
December &. 1922 at twelve o'clock noan,
for fhe purpose Of voting upon . proposition
to increase the aufhorized capital stock OF
the Company from s12s. 400 900 aggregats
par value the present authorizes amount
thereof. to st46 600 900 aggregate par value
10 be divided into / $50. .o9e shares Of COM
mon steck OF the par value Of 500 each ana
SOC. .a0a shares oT SIX Per Cent. Cumulative
Participating Preferred Capital STOCK Of ths
par value Of $50 each wgfh such dlsstp-
gushing preferences. riEhts. privileges ard
restrictions ss the etocshoidsrs may de-
terruine at tina SAID meeting. and Of au'hor-
Izing such Increase and Of eonsentiHr 70 the
Issue Of such preferred stock 90 employees
OF the Company Or 70 ernpfoyees Of any sub
sidiary corporation Or 70 consyrners pur-
chasing gas from the Company or psrci1ae-
ing gas or electricity from any subsidiary
corporation, and OF tranaactiug such otise-
business se may properly come before ths
seid meetius IN connection weh the fora
going Transfer books OF the Company viii
be closea on November rs. 1922, nt twelve
O'Clock neon. and reopened on December .,
1929. al ten O'Clock A "
New York. November u. iszz
By order of the Board Of Trustees
GEORGE 3. coRTELvoU. Pres.dana.
u. " BRUNDAGB. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Avoid Conflict i'm Fur Sales

Possibilities of clash between
american fur auction sale companies
nave been averted, it was learned here
to-day, by two weeks postponement
ot the midwinter auctions of the Fur
Merchants Sales Company, of ST.
LOUIS. The Canadian Fur Auction
sales Company also changed the open
ing day Of its sale from February 4
70 February 5.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22

Southern Spot Marilets---Gslveston steady,
bales New Orleans steady, Unchanged at
Csc; sales 1850 bales. Mobile steady. 1S
points higher at 24.GSc; sales. 294 bales.
savannah steady. az points higher az 25c:
sales. SEP bales. Norfolk quiet. rs points
higher st ?5.2Sc; sales. 79S bales, Augusta
quiet, 81 points higher at 25c; sales. TAG
bales. Memphis steady, unchanged ~
25. SOC sales, 1900 bales Houston steady,
IS points higher at 25.25c; sales, 1882
bales. Little Rock steady. rs points
higher Mt 25.50c; gales, 6b0 bales Dallas
ateady. SO points higher at 24.66c; sales,
coz balesa Montgomery firm, 13 pointa
higher at 24G3c sales, $50 baleE. Fort
Worth steady. So points higher at 24.55c;
sales. SEQ bales
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures-Ths futures mar
ket opened ! to points higher on short
covering. and what was thought to be new
buying In March and May contracts
around midday. but rallied early in the
afternoon support from Wall street,
summer months, bringing about Anal
closing net unchanged to an adysnoe OF
points, with sales estimated at $4,000 tons.
Friday will be first notice day on Decem-
Der contracts, and longs were disposed to
tquiGato commitments in that month
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE 10 srocxnorpEKs,

New York. November 81. 1889.
A Special Meeting of the stockholders
Of A. q. HYDE & SONS will be held el.
the 7th day of December, 1929 at ia.3a
A. NJ. at the office OF such company. at
Room I114, No. 2 Rector Street, Borough
OF Manhattan, City of New York. for thu
purpose of voting on 3 proposition to In
crease its capital stock from $1,000, see,
consisting of ten thousand shares OF tho
par value OF S100 each. to $3.50. o09, -
consist OF $500 shares OF the par value
of 500 each.
WALTER l.. woRRALr.. President.
HENRY D. PLANT, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
London Market

LONDON. Nov. 21--Trading was quiet
and prices moved irreguarly on the Stock
Exchange to-day. Bar gold was quoted
Mt els Sd; money was loaned at " per
cent Discount rates were: Short and
three-month bills 1902 a-1S per cent,
Consoi9 for money were quoted al 6eb.
per cent loan at 80.
Closing stock quotations were:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
London Metal Market

LONDON, Nov. 21.-Standard copper,
spot, sos; futures, sea ITS Sd; electro
lytic, spot, e70 los; futures, s71. Tin,
spot, g17s IS; futures, al7s Us Cd.
Zinc, spot. Rs7 lac sds susuxes. es5
LIS 3D.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Total Amounts TO S,369,S57
Bales, Census Bureau
Aunnuuces

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Cotton
ginned prior to November Ia amounted
to 8,869,857 running bales, counting
t51,5 ,578 round bales as half bales, and
including 17,715 bales of American
Egyptian and 4,737 bales Of Sea Island,
the Census Bureau announced to-day.
Last year to November Ia ginnings
aggregated 7,274,201 bales, including
1859 round bales counted as half
bales, 16,105 bales OF American -Egyp-
tian and 1855 bales Of sea island.
Ginnings prior to November Ia this
year by states follow:
Alabama, 773,217;; Arizona, 22,17s;
Arkansas, 923,197;;; :California, a.
064; Florida, 25,547; Georgia, 6s1,173;
Louisiana, 328,649; Mississippi, $780,
769; Missouri, 112,072; North Carolina,
6S8,562; Oklahoma, 590,445; South
Carolina, 4e4,121; tennessee, sso.7ss;
Texas, 1857, 7,oos;; Virginia, 1885; all
other states, $500.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
New York State Bonds
Paris Market Easy

PARIS, Nov. 21.-Priees were easy on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, SO francs 40 centimes. Ex
change on London, 81 francs centimes
Five per cent loan. 7e francs 10 cen
times. The dollar was quoted at 1s
francs 81 continues
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
THE TExAa coMpANY

DfNl0ehu No. ~
A dividend OF sss on the par value OF ail
u the outstanding capita stock Of this
company, for which definitiys stock certiIis
Gates have. been issued. has been declared
payable December 80, 1929. to stockheld-
ers Of record December l. 1923
w. w. BRUCE. Trsasrxses
NoYeYr her IL 1927.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
CONSOLIDATED GAS CoMPANY
OF SEW YORK
Notice Of Special Meeting of Stockholders
Deceraber 5, 1922

NOTICE YS HEREBY GIVEN that a
special meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Consolidated Gas Company OF New York Will
be held at tbs Office OF the Company No.
$50 East 18th Street. IN the Borough OF
Manhattan. City and State OF New York, on
December S. 1929, al twelve o'clock noon,
of Incorporation of the Company tbeing the
Consolidation Agreement. nled November 10.
1880, pursuant to Section "a Of tho Stock
Corporation Law, to permit the Issa.
OF 100000 shares of common stock
without par value. 100000 ehares OF which
common stock without par value will be
issued in exchange for the present outstand-
ing 100000 shares OF common stock OF TIA
Company, of the par value of 500 each, at
the rate OF two shares for ons and 10 pro-
vide that the remaining 100000 shares Of
common stock without par value shall be
offered TO stockholders for subscription. pro
rata, at the price OF $50 share end Of
considering and determining upon any ana
all other provisions necessary or advisable
to be inserted in the Certificate of Amend
ment to be filed pursuant to the said Seq
tion ~ OF the Stock Corporation Law, and
of transacting such other business as may
properly CONS before shs said meeting In
connection with the foregoing Traaseey
books of the Company Will be closed on
November 25. is2f. at twelve o'cloak nooss
and reopeued on December 8, 1a23. at tea
o'clock 4. 81.
New York. November "a. 1874 4
BY order Of the Board OF Trnstssa.
II. n. BRUNDAGE Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
MARTrN-PARRY CORPORATION

New York Oct. IT. isSa
The Board OF Directors of the Martin
Parry Corporation has this day dec arsd n
dividend Of atty cents ts9ee share on
the capital stock of the corporation, pRY-
able December ], 1929 to stoekhslders et
record November 10, 1919. The transfer
books with not be closed.
r. III SMALL. PreRideut
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Growth of Revenues

Estimated.
The foregoing table, like the one
preceding, combines the statements Of
the two companies. Earnings for 1922
are estimated, these estimates being
based on normal seasonal variations OF
both gross and net taken in conjunc-
ton with actual earnings to date Of
latest monthly report,
Dividend Record
The Minneapolis, ST. Paul e. snuIt
Ste. Marie was incorporated in 1888 as
mercer Of four 'ormerly independent
railriads. In 1909 the company ac-
CURED majority interest in Wiscon-
sin Central stock and took over that
property under ninety nine-year
lease. The company is controlled by
the Canadian Pacific through majority
stock ownership
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds

st.. Bid. Ask. Yield.
- "a is5I-'$1. ....10 1o3 4.60
seins Stock Land Bank
.sha ls51-I9 .1o3h ioEm +7s
s0nt Stock LanG Bank
csta. T. iss2.ls2i -: ssA lOsR 4ss
cb1sahE bsshE 594s, ls5i-is5i -, .1Osh 1Osm asa
rtsahk ss ls37-l94o e9% l0o% <e5
Saleago Tcint Stock Land
nsssn& IS. :s51-1s3l 1887 s.5o
ss4iease Ioint stock Land
ssak IS. t952-I922. 102M f8sM as:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Egyptian Estimate Larger

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.--The final
estimate of cotton production in Egypt
for 1922 is placed at $4,000 bales of
47S pounds net, according TO cable
gram received by the Department Of
Agriculture from the international In
stitute of Agriculture at Rome. The
estimate for 1921 was $4,000 bales,
but receipts indicate that the crop
probably exceeded 100000 bales. The
area this year is estimated at $4,000
acres. against 1,339.000 acres last year.
A total of 10000 bales is regarded
as a reasonable rough estimate for the
two districts which produce practically
the whole Mexican crop--Lower Cali
fornia and Laguna.
In India the condition Of the crop
during September Is reported as hay
ing been generally good. Typhoons In
China In the middle Of September
caused serious damage to the crop In
the east OF China and the Yangtze
River valley.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Of doltoru

Between 1912 and 1922 the mileage
operated increased from 3,T73 miles to
4,376 miles, or 16 per cent.
he foregoing statement represents
the combined capitalization outstand-
ing with the public and milcage of the
500 Line" and its subsidiary, the Wis
e9nsin Central, operated by the parent
company and known as the Chicago
division. 1t will be noted that the
capital structure is rather overbaI-
anced as regards funded debt.
Estimated Property Value
The estimated combined property
yalue IS si79,1ooooo, or 9 per cent less
funded debt, leased line stocks out
standing with tho public and the par
ent company's preferred stock be
theoretically retired at par, there
wo0ld be Left for "Soo Line" common
en- equity IL property value amounting
only to $33 share
Growth Gf navauuas
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Tobacco Stocks
Sugar Stocks
Certificates of indebtedness and Unit ed
States Treasury Nnfea

The Treasury Department offers to re-.
deem United States Treasury 35s% and
Az % certificates. Cue December f5 i9sa
and Victory az % notes called for payment
December Is. 1922. at 1o6 and interest at
any time before maturity
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Standard 0il Cornnaniea
MisceIIaneous Oii Compamies

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sPag sac.