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It is predicted that
radio will rival the
phonograph and
telephone in utility
and popularity.
' What is the signifi
cance of this te these
interested in stecc of
Radie Cerp. of America?
Public Interest In thl senst senst
Hen of the age U growing by
leap and bound.
f Send at once for
Free Repert en
Radie Corporation
giving latest company
and market developments
Ctllhhvter write
Jenes&Baker
Members New Yerk Curb Market
"""" Direct Private Wires
VtwYerk Cblcite Boiten rbllidflphU
Pimbafh Detroit Baltimore Clmlsnd
"PHILADELPHIA OFFICE
, Widener Building
... l .. Bell Lecuit.4730
Telephones Keyltene . Race 5861
BALTIMORE OFFICE
433 Equitable Building
Telephone- FlaS451
HARPER &TURNER
Investment Bankers
tlembtri Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange Building
Krtnten Philadelphia neadm
Central Vermont Hallway Company, ,5'n 1030
PaMIc Service Cern. N. .. IVrpet n'
PennirKantn Knllrend Kqnlp A 1DSS
jjree CIO'. Heb. St I'atrrsen V 10IU
(Jeerla llallwnr I'ewer Ce.. V 1011
Indiana Men Ice Corporation All Issues
Samuel K. Phillips & Ce.
Mtrelier rhlladelphln Stock Ksrhunce
BO: CHESTNUT STREET
FINANCIAL
t0 THE IIOI.MKKM Of SIIAIIKR Oil.
AMI KKFIMMI COMPANY K1KST
MORTOACiE CONVEKTIIH.K fi"r NINK
IMl FUND (iOI.U MINUS, 1IATEII JUNE
1. 1010.
Netice Is herehy nlvcn that nn the drat
(it of June. 1022. pursuant In the terms of
Article 111 of the Trust Inrtenture dated
June 1. 19)1). from Shnffar Oil anil Ucflnlns;
Cempany te Continental find Commercial
frtm and Savlnca Dank. Trustee, and Wm.
p. Kepf. Ce-Truitee. there will be deposited
by tn company ivitn a Trustee as Bin
ine
Thousand Six IlundredfjSlxiy-Flx dollars and
glitr-slx cent1? (S7H0.OllW.nfl) for the purpose
et the purchase or rcdemptlrn of eutstand
ing: bends, secured hy nam
On June i, in:
Trust Indeiaurs,
the Trustee will arnlv
Jim smsine hunu te me purmnse or re re
imntlen of said lienda at prices net ex
ceeding the redemption price then In effect
Helders of said henda are hereby notified
te make proposals for Che sale of said benda
te the SlnkliiK Fund. Proposals must be mads
te the Trustee at Chicago, Illinois, nn or
before April 2(1. ID-".', and ahatl ba for all
er any part of the benda offered.
All bends offered and accepted for the
sinking Fund must be delivered te the Trustee
Sri fir before June 1. 1022.
HAFiun nu. ANn rei-ining company.
By Henry C. Cummins, Secictary.
April 1. 1P22
innnvoen electric ani traction
COMPANY
Sinking rund Netice
ruraunnt te the Sinking- Fund prevlalnn In
th Mnrtc.icn of WII.DWOOI) IJI.URTItll"
AND TRACTION COMPANY te HKCUniTY
TRUST COMPANY. TIIUSTKE. dated April
I. lftflS. proposals for the ante te aald
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY. TIU'KTKIl.
st a price net te exceed 105 per centum of
par. of a sufficient number of Henda Issued
!?? ".I1.1 Mure te take up the sum of
I4.J0O will be recalled at the onice of said
Trustee. Ne. 801 Market Street. Camden,
ffl '"' ""til Friday, April twenty-first,
IMl. at 12 o'clock neon.
In tendering lienda owner must specify ti
ea date of the coupon rim payable and aald
Mupan and nil subsequent coupons must b
Sltacned te the Henda. Henda will be pur.
chased at n fl.U price.
Benda accepted are te hn surrendered for
"2iJV.! ICT ."' Acrll Twenty-slxth, 1022.
SECIKITV TIllIRT COMPANY. Tru.tee
JOSHUA II. RORTON. President.
Camrt.n, N. J.. April 11. 1022. "lueI"'
Animal Meetlnra
THE PENNSYLVANIA AIl.K0AJ-
General Office: Bread .Street Rtntlen
, , Philadelphia. 21at Jrarch. 1
..Ttf Annual M!.ln pf the Stockholders
!.lhl,.rfmi.'?niU'" b ncld n Tuesdav. thj
Illh of April. 1022. at II o'clock. A. M In
the Fejer of the Academy of Music, firead
and .Locust Streets. Philadelphia, at whch
R,?.'.1!16 lhr Anm" Hepert of the Heard "
P,rSctur"..fer l!? 0nr e1"1"1 3'st December;
ii. and such ether subjects aa may he
ireperly presented, will be submitted ter
censlderat en and action 1y the Htockhelders!
a.!,0ikteM .mr7 "h'ln copies of "he
annual Repert of the Company arid the nee.s.
ana after the 4th day of April. 1022. bv
Mrienal application at. or by letter i?' .
steratary's office. Roem 200. Bread atnt
Secretary.
station. I'htlsdelnhla.
LEWIS NEILSON.
3gP TIIF. 102D ANNUAL MEETINfTeF
the Apprentlcee Lllirnry Company win
s.M"'1n,,t Jns ''""ry. llread 8tr?t Rhe!"
Jrrln Clarden, en Tuesdny. Anrll 2. t
t. M for the election of officers for..,?
OminET l.ir
Cempanv.
HCNJAMIN
ether buslnesi
for
of
CAnnURY. Secrelarv
Ef "IE ',KNNXVANn7nAn.U(lAir
General OITIre '. nrnjjrt Ntrrel Station
i. ., ""Jlarteiphla. lti April ii'"
-A" 'lectien for four Directors tc wrve
fe.r the term of four iMr t .'"i f.t,e
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fills name nml number of range when ordered
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10 14
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10 44
3 44
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7 R8
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2 58
5 R8
7 ftHS
R 6S
1 60
8 60
.1 68
h Steel II 8s
I 00
Sinclair C oil
Cerp 7a rets
1 08
1 08
1 08
1 08
1 118
2 .... 08
10 08
10 08
1 08
2 0R
Sinclair C Oil
Cerp 7s
in.... 103
10.... 103
1 103
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3 80
2 87
Se'n Pacific 4s
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1 81
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(sale 100
2 . . mn
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2 .. 107
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of Am'a. 7a
ft 07
7(snle) 07
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ft .... 63
12 83
Tidewater Oil
Ce ct 0s
5.... 101 .
Tobacco Pred
ucts C 7a
2... 110 1,
Teledo St I. ft
Weat'n 4s
.l(sale) 118
Trl City Rly ,
l.lxht Rs
1 100
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1 40
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1. .. 1"7
2 . 107
1 . i7
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PAWS FRIENDS
ENJOYEDFAT FEES
Repert of Alien Property Cus
todian Shows Sums Paid
Politicians and Lawyers
PROMINENT NAMES LISTED
saaaeWsjassMsiase-MsMtaskssstaa mm 1 1 a a iiaMsSBamiisai"S""JfsssssW
Bv a Staff Correspondent
YVnshlngten, April 11. Fat ftps for
fnverltcs of the former Dmecrntli: Ad
ministration, Including mnny frlend.i
nnd pellticnl osseolntcs of A. Mitchell
Palmer, of Penns.vlvnnln. nre (1Im'1ep(I
In a report of the Alle nPrepcrty Ctis-
tedlan'g office submitted te the Henntc
by Custodian Themns AV. Miller.
Pennsylvania lawyers nnd iielltlcinns
arc shown te have received wilntlcs nnd
fees ngBregatlnK r.Ti.OOO from the Alien
Property Custodian, principally while
Palmer held, tlml office. A dozen or
mere of Palmer's neighbors in Stroiids Streiids
burg received moderate fee.
Altogether a tetnl of $2.128,fM0.03
was paid out inv attorney fees up te
March 4, 1021, when the Kepubllcnn
Administration enmc Inte office. In ad
dition the salaries of officers nnd di
rectors of enemy concerns seized by the
Government amounted tn $l.r74.01-7.02,
limbing n grand total of disbursements
for legal nnd executive services of
$3.7112,rfl4.r..-.
As n further charge against the nlien
property taken ever, of which $:!."().
IIOO.OOO still remains in the- hands' of
the Government, a tetnl of $1,084,.
8."!). 2.1 wus paid out for nrcnunting,
auditing nnd appraising previous te
March 4, 11)21, when President Hard
ing nssumed control.
There wns also paid nut a total
of ?2."i8,00T.52 for advertising nnd
printing.
Prominent Democratic Lawyers
The records show a number nf promi
nent Democratic lawyers listed as
counsel for clalmnnts In cases before
the office. They Include Hubert I.nnsing,
former Secretary of State; former Sen Sen
aeor Helte Smith, of Georgia; Oscar W.
Underwood, Jr., son of Senater Under
wood; Themas W. Gregery, former
Attorney General ; former Cengrehsmnn
O. C. Cnrlin, of Virginia, and Gorden
Auchincloss, son-in-law of Colonel Ed
ward Heuse.
One of the chief beneficlnrles of large
fees wns Frank T.. ('rocker, of New
Yerk. Mr. Crocker's fees reached well
into six figure. Throughout the report
the name of Mr. Crocker appears along
with expenditures In varying sums,
some ns high as $80,000.
The nnme of J. Hnrry Covington,
former Chief Justice of the Sunrcme
Court of the District of Columbia, and
close friend of former Attorney Gen
eral Palmer, also tigured conspicuously
In the report. Covington nnd Crocker
each drew large stuns, both ns legal
representatives and ns members of
beards of directors of corporation.
Mr. Crocker nnd Judge Covington In
some cases participated libcrnlly In legal
fees paid out by the same corporation.
In the case of the Uaycr Chemical Com
pany, Covington get $15,000 and
Crocker $10,000. Anether entry showed
they received jointly from the some
concern $3117. Mr. Crocker was paid
$30,000 fee for representing the Ilerlln
Aniline Cempnny. Covington received
n $!!0,000 fee from the same concern.
Covington received $1000 for a routine
legal service for the Ilesch Mngncte
Company.
Palmer Defends Expenses
Criticism of lerge fees paid for legal
services is answered by Mr. Palmer
with the assertion thnt the total amount
expended for legal assistance wns less
than one-third of 1 per cent of the value
of property seized, amounting approxi
mately te .fiO.OOO.OOO.
One expense of Item which attracted
nt tout ion vns n payment of $l".'l.
7.17. ."iO te Lybrnnd Itess Hre. & Mont
gomery, of Philadelphia, for making an
nudlt of the office of the Alien Property
Custodian. Seme of the members of
this firm nre snld te have been active
as supporters of former Attorney Gen
eral Palmer during the pre-prcsldentlal
campaign.
A tetnl of $1.0St,8.'0 wns pnid for
"accounting, auditlns nnd approving"
during the Wilsen Administration.
In the case of the pn incut te the
Philadelphia auditing linn, Colonel
Miller said that when the audit was
completely it wan of "no practicable
value."
Pennsylvanians favored by Palmer
while custodian included It." J. Maker,
of Hnrrisburg, who was carried en the
payroll In Washington ns u member of
the legal staff, and nlse received fee os
an officer and director of n number of
corporations seized by the Government ;
nnd G. S. McCllnteck. of Wilkes
Harre, who profited similarly.
Fees for Supporters
In many instances fees were paid te
inen who were active in Palmer's sup
port politically.
It Is disclosed by the report that
when the Harding Administration came
Inte power the services of se-called
State counsel for the custodian wcie
terminated and new counsel appointed.
These, dropped at that time Included
Kdwnrd Wiener nnd James Heed, of
Philadelphia, representing the eastern
district or the State; linker, in the
central district, nnd James K. Mnc Mnc
Cieskey, of Pittsburgh, In the western
district.
I hey were succeeded bv Willinm J.
Ilrnily and Vincent A. Cnrrell, of Phlla
dclphla, In the eastern district : Hen
Uriinch, of Mniich Chunk, central, and
Ilnruinr D. Denny, nf Pittsburgh, west
cm district.
Attorney James 13. MacCleskev. of
received the largest amount
bands' llOeOi, William K, La'Dar, .iiretrif
burj, vice president, $1200.
I'i. N uineapie, I'lttSDunn,. currcier
Mumm Chnmpaitnj era Importation Com
pany, Nihv Ymk. .Jle, sprt director Rankin
Yettes-Hmllh, lnci New Yerk, liquor deal
ers, S12I). '
. S. McCllnteck, Witkcs-Parre, director
Karfe-IIat Corporation, New Yerk. $40: di
rect .r M. H. KManj Jr., Cetrp.-iny, New Yerk
fur dealers 8225; dlrfcter Kurhs A Ce., New
Yerk, fur dealers, J100i counsel, director
nnd secretary Iloasle Velet Ci.mpanv, New
lerk, 12, 0.1.11 ns cevnscll 110 ns director
and no salary or fen ns secretary.
Oeertte II. Fllnn Plttsburch, director Ker
baush. Empire Company. New Yerk, $.10.
David Malstead, l'h'ladelphln, director
Llloelle Cempnny, Ir.c, PhllRdetihln. manu
facturers of patent nitrln, f2,,1! 12. Law
rente Fell, sarn;, 1:30: Rebert S. lirlzht,
Philadelphia, cenntel SOOO,
J. I'urdy Cepe, Uelnwnre Water (lap, sec
retary Leen 4 Ce.. dealers In "inderwesr snd
hose, drew a salary of $1,100. nt the rate
of $230 a metth. nn- recretHry of the com
pany nnd $105 as a director.
.11. I'. Qulnn. Phllideltihla. director Ger
hard ft lljy. Inc., freight ronlrniters et
New Yerk, $26.
Jacksen U Reynolds, Philadelphia, direc
tor Clerslen Derfc:1 llrethers Company, Inc.,
New Yerk, dye manufacturers, $27ft.
Antelne Ilournenville, Philadelphia, sam,
$243.
Jeseph F. Wallwerth. Philadelphia, di
rector Dr. Jaejters Banltnrv Wreltn Under
wear Company. New Yerk. $80.
Jehn C Knox, aermfiiitnvrn. treasurer. C.
Walker Jeres. Inc.. of Orrmnnlewn. .deal
ers in knlttlne supplies. $12011; P. 8. Smith.
Philadelphia, director $150; J. Ashton
Llevereiix. $1)0. ,
-m. 1: wuinn, rnuaueiriua, uirerier uiuicr
Match t'emtiany.
torts, (hit. in.
manufacturers of Bas re-
SOUTHERN POWER
MSTONBE
Tennessee Railway L. & P. and
Chattanooga & Tennessee
Power te Consolidate
Wm. Steei-k & Sens Ce.
taiAeutHte ie
ARCUTTKCTB KNOlNKRHfl CUKHnWUrOBS
PHIlADtLetll " TOeONTO
nt
J. S.ROGERS CO?
BUILDERS.
MtXtL IIM.'
Clmrlrs It. Turn. P.tleudsblire. ilreW 1402ft
In salary as treasurer of llelnrkh Iranck
Sens, Inc.. ihlcery manufacturers, of I lush
Inf. N. Y. at the rate of $35e n month,
and $280 ns a, director of the concern .
It. 1'. Heeper. Philadelphia, director terfc
Mills, yarn rmnufacturers. of Pastnlc. N.
J.. $1117.07; Themas J. Kltsen, Strnuds
hure, same, $1101.10: James K. MacClos MacCles
kev, Plttshurrth, counsel. $10.10.08.
It. 1'. IlLiiper. Philadelphia, president New
Jersey Worsted Spinning: Company, Passaic,
N. .1., $21183,83; T. J. Kltsen. Streudsbure,
director. $1101.111: James E. MacClesksy.
PlttsburBh, counsel $inr.
It, F, Heeper, Philadelphia, treasurer and
director P.itsnlc Worsted Spinning; Company,
I'hssiIc, N J.. 22lM.03 nn treasurer. $110n
h directer: Thomaa J. Kltsen. Streuds-bura-.
director. $1100; Jnincs II. MncCleskey,
Plttcbureh. counsel $1051'. OS.
J.ims II. MacCleskcj'. Plttsburnli. counsel
OeerRe Itenda Neu Ycuk. manufacturers of
brorre powder. $1.30.34
James .. .MncCleskey. PlttsburBh. coun
sel A. W. I'liher. Newark. N. J.. $03.1.25.
Charles S. Colwell, Philadelphia, pnsldent
end dlr-ter Schutte ft Keertlns Company,
Philadelphia, manufacturers of shipbuilding
machinery, 132.M: n. Pueey passmere, Phll
nrtulphla, lce uresllent nnd director. $..lftO;
R. J. llaker lltrrlsburg. secretary nnd di
rector, 1217.1; l)ald H. Hal'tcd, rhlladel
nhla. director. $32.10: A. H. Celeslierry. as-
slstnnt secreinry fiald by company). $IJ.-
suv.un; jenn K uunn, engineer ipm'i w
tempany. U'100.72, Rebert S. Ilrlsht. Phila
delphia, enursel. 20l)ii; Owen J. Roberts,
rntinscl. $in47, Rlph J llekcr. IlarrlsburB.
ceunrel. jseii
It. C. McKldewnev. Pltlsburch, director
Hetany Wer-urt MIII, New Yerk, from
Match 20 101S. te Mnrch is, in 10 "Mary
.-O0O a ear, William 11. Folwell. Phllnuei.
Phla. acrxid s u director nf the tame com
pany from Mnrth '8. loll), te June . 11.
1020. nt u similar salnry. in addition nrev
$1850 monthly an supervisor of production
from Atut-al 20, 1018. te May ". 1010. and
$1000 a month as nsilstant te the president
fiem the lat'cr date te June 11, 1020. when
he resigned aa director and assistant te the
president. The Heard of Director of this
concern At present lnilude IVnlter D. I.ar
r'lere, of Philadelphia , llornce C. Jrncs.
of Conshihedten. and William II. Henld.
of 'WIlmlnRten. De! . unions ethers. Charles
II. Turn. Strctidsburs. director Atlantic
Weldlns; Co.Terntlon. 1100.
William A. (Jllliert StiniidshiirK, direc
tor Meyer Silk I'emntnv. $ln:i 27
Frank A. IlxrrlKan Phllmlelphla, cnun
tel Otte On KiKlne Wmka (paid l.v com
pany), $1.1,l.H0. (Tlie tele cf this cenccuiH
In 1017 wnn Inxeatlitateil bv counsel for th'j
Allen Property Custodian, and will shortly
te breuuht up for Judicial determination ns
te Its nlndlty). Vlt.cnt A Carrell, Jo Je
seph M. I'cnstcr and Charles A. Wlsmere,
of Phlladelnhla, nre servlnir as director
I without fees. IVaslcr drew $000 ns presl-
dent, correii sipue as secretary, ununiu ununiu
mere $300 as trensurr.
it, .. wtitres. ncrnnien. nirecier -h-
tlenal Zinc Company. New Yerk. $1.10. i
II. II. McCermlrk, Harrlsburir. director
Nerma Cempnny of America. New Yerk,
manufacturers uf ballliearlnrs, $27.1; (JcerB I
II. I'l.nn. I'lttsDurRti. nirecier. no ices
Ch tries I.. Fellows. Kast StreudsburB,
Pn.. director Ilosce Tradlnu Company, Im
porters nnd exporters, of New Yerk, $.1e'.
A. M. Llverlaht. Philadelphia, counsel,
Pchacffer ft Iludenbere ManufacturlnB Cem
pany Hioeklyn, mnnufnctuiers of ens'tneer
InB lnstrumnts. $1130.
O. S. Hebard. Philadelphia. director
American Lumber Cemnanv, Flerida $000.
A. W. Mellen. PlttsburBh. director Amerl
can Metnls Company $000
Thninna A. H. llav. Kastep. dlreclni-
Traiis-Atianth- ImpertlnB Cempnny, jilne I
Patke It Davis, Kasten. dlrectur Victer I
Ilnlnta and Textlle IScltln? Company, LJas I
ion $100. ,
Dallett It Wilsen. Petbtehem, same, $70
J. IVasblnsten Lokue Phllndelrhla, coun
sel Senefelder Realty Company. Inc . New
Yerk, shared In counsel fees nmeuntlns te I
UMi.
K. J, I.snett. Scranlen. newspaper pub
lisher, rei.elid $00 as director of the Hayer '
company, urui; ana cnemicui manufacturers
Announcement wns mode thnt nego
tiations nre in progress for the forma- '
tlen of the Tennessee Eleetrlc Power
Cempnny, te effect n consolidation of
the companies controlled nv Tennessee ,
Hallway Light and Power Company,
with tlm Chattanooga and Tennessee
Ilivcr Power Company. The properties'
of these companies have been operated
en' one system, and It Is new proposed te
bring them together ns nearly os possi
ble Inte one ownership.
The reorganization plan gives te the
holders of the Tennessee Power Com Cem
pnny fi per cent bends, Nflshvll e Hnll
wny nnd Light Company refunding nntl
extension fi per cent bends nnd Clint Clint Clint
tnnoegn Hallway and Light Cempnny "
per cent bends the choice of the follow
ing options in exchange for each $1000
bend:
Option A $000 in cash; $200 par
vnlue i per cent first preferred stock
of the new cempnny; four share com
mon stock of the new company.
Option It $000 principal nmeunt 0
per cent. Series A first nnd refunding
mortgage benis of the new company :
$100 pnr vnlue 0 per rent first preferred
mock or the new company
BUILDING B,LDWIN LOCOMOTIVES
A WORLD'S FAIR IN JTSELF
1
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WWfrTtr nnin Mnttt ttnlnr tMAfU fet rka C? Aflntl t .tpArtl . tt I a 1 ttfMs. '.,
Willi. JJlUlin IIUV UUlil IHOWC A s-saC WLOMIVVIIItVIIHIBI lAJIV
sitien in Philadelphia in 102G, it is interestlntr te note that f
the area needed for such a World's Fair is net much largtt.S
than that covered by these, Works. In Philadelphia we. eeeusy V
.nn I l t.l-J. i 1.1. Enfl . rm M
l'j.e ui;n-'3 unu ut uur .uuyaiuut: jnaiii., uu acies. m'
Se far as modern machinery is concerned, these Works art gftl
veritnhln World r lnir. " J
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THE BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
Philadelphia
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United States Shipping Beard
(Through the United States Shipping Beard Emergency Ft?-
WUl JU1 QttUiiy
Invites Offers en the
Securities Described Belew:
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Tim t?m.'i,i c.e... ct. ::..- n-.i 1, .. t. t.- tt:4-,i c.ta cuintft
it , . , . ,, i. ; n..it . u r "v u,"l(-'i einua sJiuifiJiiiK uwiiu. uiiwukii uic uiiucu aJiri.e sjniiiHi
SMWrk"iimMltt Emewncy Fleet Corporation invites offer, for the Purchrtvaft
Hardy & Ce., Inc., the four firms in- a,,y or ?'.' ,,lc securities described below, which are te be sold at privata-
Iho properties. Issued tlie tempctiiive sale v
All offers received before April 19, 192?. will be considered; and n
award will be made before that date. Negotiations may be continued there
after; and all offers received prier te final award will be considered.
$72,916.65 Notes of DAVISON CHEMICAL COMPANY, aecurtd
by preferred mortgage dated July 22, 1920, en Barge "ASTREA." ,
$72,916.65 Notes of DAVISON CHEMICAL COMPANY, secuttd ii
by preferred mortgage dated July 29, 1920, en Barge "VOLANT." 'J
$S8,043.47 Notes of DAVISON CHEMICAL COMPANY, secured t,
hu nr.f.F.. mnrtnana A-A T,,1.. 9? 1070 nn UmreM "ASM.
J MVU ...W. .. UHtVU JU fcb, AteW, V... W.,W aw-
(
Hnrd
tere.steii n
following statement yesterday concern
ing these eilers: ,
"Option A provides for tlie payment )
of a Inrge part of the present market
price for outstanding bends In cnh and ,
the delivery of first preferred stock nnd i
common stock for the balance. Option
It provides for the delivery of bends
and first preferred stock en which in
terest and dividend amount le SCO t
j ear en each $1000 ns compared with
the present Interest of $."50. an incrca-''
et 120 per cent ever the interest new
being received. The bends nnd first j
preferred stock of the new company de
livered In exchange for present out- I
standing bends will improve the bond bend bond
heltlerM' position, as they nre supported
by such diversified security nnd sources
of earnings as should rnniinnntl for them
high position and quotation in the in
vestment market".
"When it is known te what extent
such exchanges can be accomplished n
.supplementary plan will be Mihmlttcd t"
the preferred' nnd common stockholders
of the Tennessee Itailwey, Light and
Power Company stating the term en
which they mny acquire the mailable ,
spctiritlee of the new cempnny in ex
change for their preferred and common
stocks."
Helders of the bends covered by the
exchange offers arc requested te de de
Ieslt their bends by April '-'." slth the
Hankers' Trii'-t Cempnny, First Nn- !
tlenul Itnnk. ltoten : Fidelity Trust
Company, Philadelphia, or tlie Nash
ville Trust Company, Nashville, TVnn.
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Sentiment Cheerful, but Trade Less
Active Dellar Descriptions Held
Londen, April 11. Sentiment con
tinued cheerful en the stock exchange
today, but trading was less active, be
cause of the approach of the F.nstcr
holidays. The exclianrje will be closed
from Thursday night until nert Tues
day morning. Official Intimation was
made ever night t lint a decision had
IfftlND. a
$34,873.20 Notes of DAVISON CHEMICAL COMPANY secured
by preferred mortgage dated November 15, 1920, en Barg
"DOVER." .
$623,085.94 Notes of PAN-AMERICAN PETROLEUM AND
TRANSPORT COMPANY, secured by preferred mortgage '
dated March 27, 1920, en Tanker "WILHELM JEBSEN."
$380,551.98 Notes of PAN-AMERICAN PETROLEUM AND '
TRANSPORT COMPANY, secured by preferred mortgage "A
dated March 12, 1920, en Tanker "E. L. DOHENY III."
$271,393.74 Notes of PAN-AMERICAN PETROLEUM AND '-'
TRANSPORT COMPANY, secured by preferred mortgage r
dated April 9, 1920, en Tanker "W. L. STEED."
$1,010,625.00 Nete's e THE TEXAS COMPANY, secured by firtt
mortgage dated January 2, 1920, en Tanker "ARYAN."
$1,010,625.00 Notes of THE TEXAS COMPANY, secured 'by firat "
mortgage dated February 6, 1920, en Tanker "DIRIGO."
$1,010,625.00 Notes of THE TEXAS COMPANY, secured by first
mortgage dated January 19, 1920, en Tanker "LIGHTBURNE." N
$1,010,625.00 Notes of THE TEXAS COMPANY, secured by first
mortgage dated January 5, 1920, en Tanker "SHENANDOAH."
$1,260,007.50 Notes of WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
INC., secured by first mortgage dated February 3, 1921, en SS.
"WILLPOLO." X
$1,255,653.74 Notes of WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
INC., secured by first mortgage dated February 3, 1921, en SB
"WILLFARO," ex-"Richmond Bore." ,
L. A. Wntrus, Scranlen. dlretlnr Heer i, ..l,.l . ,..., f,..i.,1,,l,. ...,,.
.lenltra. SSIinn ""ll .iev.i.v.. .., .t ....... ....... . ,., ... i -
. tlements, subject te confirmation by n
S,)i1hclinrr & 'e. tnttnl
James r. .ii,iri;msKe. i ittenursn. cnun
J'!...1" V"anltr,ln''V.t'lu..,u.,',,.T?.!,,. Lnl''1"v' I speclnl committee next month. If np
fr ftuin lini r-ni'- I'vrmu f I'Mii'U I rrm ins)l i .1 i ill .t
proceeds of th iialn and $le,3L'3..'!) nddl- ' proved, the plnn w euld become operative
tlenul. paid m the rnnnnn" in Sentember.
$299,468.75 Notes of MUNISLA STEAMSHIP CORPORATION
eitra Vn Tsjrf frrfi mAfteraer A A 'hM sV if i non man
"MUNISLA." 7
$607,500.00 Notes of GULP NAVIGATION COMPANY, INC., I
issued under contract dated February 7, 1920, for purchase of r
SS. "ALFRABA," ex-"Lake Fisher." '
Fer the amount of the several notes of any issue, the dates of maturity
rates of interest, description of security, and terms under which said notes'
n .Klitrniiniia nre issued anil nut standlncr. reference1 is marl r U t
$r,f".)u"as counsel'" inim'sne"!'1''.! ' T1,n ,iT ','t"", hnrdeiied further, with mortgages or contracts abee described, which may be inspected at Roem
fT'Tthe 'pnt'cd' iuT-ir' SrlC"";, "t1'.0 ""E '."nlent. Hexnl Dutch uns 1706 Ncw Nru. Building Washington, D. C , or copies thereof at Roem'
rmCh ..r ceniiMm. ... j -is shell 1 raimiMiM ami I railing 201. 45 Broadway, New Yerk City W
In conu.ctlen ulth the seiruie nn,l ni
if the Hehni St Hnes renipaiu. of Phila
delphia. eM'uitliu," tin cli ni.i'.ti "rtrnpen."
Vini cut A. I'arrnll. u' I'hiladelphlii, 10
eeiiid SISiiO as . uns.-I Arthur II Huev
A. Merris 'It. liecklus. nf rhllndelphls. nlse
nppar ns tc unsel but their fees re net
listed. W. W Washburne. of Philadelphia,
served ni. director of the same concern,
nltheut fee.
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONiil'.UI STOCKS
mr 10:;, and for furnishini? for
"II for Police beat Jehn Fe iVrM-nf
plcincatiei.s for all of the .ii,.1,'1?1
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HYDRrlULICDirnIIDC
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We nre equipped tev de the
work nt your plant and save
'you the expense of long tie-up.
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w n"v vi 'Orensteln-Aithiir Keppel Ceinpanv,
it 'it 1st "m" Pittsburgh, the report slates. He
s . .. 7,-, leceiveii n tieiini--n jenr as state cenn
fash He
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Midway
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and .Me.Ican Kagle '' 7-H. Heme rall-
were btrens. particularly the trndc
lines. Dellar de-crlptlens held well,
but eperatlgns were professional. Ad
justments made the shares of Argen
tine reads irtegiilar.
The Industrial department was strong
In spots en better business advices.
Hudsen's liny was (i'-j. Rubber issues
were firm in sympathy with the crude
article, ('linage in Knilirs were narrow
and mied.
The gilt-edged section was checkered
but little .selling was in evidence.
French leans were firm en an improve
ment nt Paris.
Closing of Bank of Greece Reported
I Washlnsten. April 11 cpsnir of ihe
I Ileurse snd the National Hank nf Oreece
'as repert'd today In cable dispatches te the
Commerce neparimeni.
A certiiied check for two and one-half per cent (2'i) of the amount
offered must accompany bid. This sum will be credited en the purchase,
price if award is made, or will be retained by the Beard en account efr
damages if the successful bidder fails te complete the purchase. Checks of
unsuccessful bidders will be promptly returned.
Full payment must be made in cash upon tender of securities.
The rate of interest carried by the above listed mortgages is 5 per cent''
Tlie Beard rcserics the right te reject any or all bids.
Bids should be addressed te ,
.1-
HARRY S. KIMBALL, Vice-President
in Charge of Finance
United States Shipping Beard Emergency Fleet Corporation;
Washington, D. C
and marked "Bid for (name of Securities)." ,
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ii. !.- inr iuni ii-." running; tlOIII
) le $1000 iii several smaller cai-cs,
$2n,.,l23..V.) for services In counec-
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Northern Central Railway
Delaware Railroad
Minehill & Schuylkill Haven R. R.
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fieergp II. I'linn, of Pittsburgh ami
New erli, millionaire contractor nml
I cliihiiiau, served ns director of scleral
concerns, including the. Anierican Step-
nge 1 empntiy. renting (locks and uaie uaie
heuses In Cuba, without compensation.
lie was paid an annual salary of SlU,.
000 as president of Ittnkln A YiThten.
! Smith, Ine,, liquor dealer- of New
I Yerk, in process of lliiuldatlen by ihp
Allen I'l'end'lv Ciistndlne. nml c'n... ,..i
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I hi l,' Ml'"" Chnmpdgun ami Importntleu
1 sin ' ('eini)nny, of Neii Yerk, al-e In process
Wlluon.ce let; f liquidation, the report nIieiin,
H '!,,, I Pciinsylvanlaiis who scried as of
" "' un fieei's nnd dlrecteis of ce.msel for alien-
. ..1 . ,.. ..i...r 1... .1. .
vivir'll l-iillii'l lie cri.i'li li, IOC llOVet'U
nient. with the nmeunt of their com cem com
pciisatien, nre listed In the report as
t'oMews:
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nfl clsl redlsniunt rales in ihc mel'e I'ed
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director 'eer .Meniifncinrlnif I'nmiMin
nianufacturtrs of i elding and cutting aii
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dus en date of inateurlty. -.
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The Church Is Ready!
Your Presence Is Requested
at thq Wedding of
Mrs. Zander widow) and
Uncle BilTl (Australian Millionaire)
Thursday, April 13
Don't Miss This "Secial" Event en the
COMIC PAGE. "Andy," "Min" and All
"The Gumps" Will Be There
Euentng public ledger
The Evening Public Ledger prints move entertaining
features and en an average of 25 per cent MORE
NEWS than any ether Philadelphia evening newspaper.
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