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BAR SILVER
Bar m " was Sd lower In Londen te
day. at .1044.
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60,000 Shares
Of a Total of 154,213 Shares Outstanding
(Ne Par Value Common Stock)
Moen Moter Car Company
ST. LOUIS, MO.
(A Delaware Corporation)
T-ansicr Apcnt. THE MECHANICS & METALS NATIONAL BANK
of the City of New Yerk
Registrar: THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY
HISTORY OF THE COMPANY: The Moen Moter Car Company of Delaware
in 1916 took ever the Moen Moter Car Company of Missouri, which was organized
in 1907 with a net worth of approximately $40,000. The growth of the business te
its present size has been entirely taken care of from earnings.
MANAGEMENT: The management of the Company is in the hands of men who have
been responsible for the building up of the business from its inception te its
present size and who have been identified with the automobile industry for the past
fifteen years.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: The Company's plant is located in St. Leuis, Me.,
and consists of modern buildings aggregating approximately 225,000 square feet of
fleer space. In addition te this, the Company owns in fee enough adjacent real
estate te take care of natural expansion. The present facilities are considered ample
for the manufacture of 8,000 cars per annum without any extensive alterations and
their present production is 30 cars a day.
SALES ORGANIZATION: A large and well established dealer organization exists in
practically every section of the United States, assuring a widely distributed market.
About sixty distributors in the various principal cities of the United States purchase
cars under franchise contracts, and they in turn distribute through numerous dealers
the total number aggregating approximately 360 at the present time. In addition
te its regular line of cars, the Company has brought out this year a light six,
selling for $1,295, which has met with particular favor in the trade.
EARNINGS: Fer the years 1919, 1920 and 1921 -sales have averaged approximately
$3,600,000 per annum, the average number of cars produced being 2,100 per annum.
The earnings before depreciation and taxes for these three years . have been
$549,745.45 or an average of $183,248.48 per annum. Based en the present rate of
taxation and after preferred dividends, these earnings show an average of $138,509.42
per annum. All indications point te net earnings of approximately $415,000 this
year en the production of 5,110 cars which is the schedule for the year.
REMARKS: The Company has no funded debt, no bank leans and for the past year
has operated its business without borrowing.
This Company was one of the few which operated at a substantial profit during
1921, which was a year of depression in the industry.
This stock has always been very closely held and never before offered te the public.
locality of this lsu will be approved by Messrs. Chapman, Cutlr ft Parker of Cilcaie for the banliem
and Wllfley. Williams, Mrlniyre, Hensley ft NVIsen nf bt. Imls for the Company. Appraisals by American
Appraisal Company. Audit as of December 81. 1021, by Marwick, Mitchell ft Ce.
Application will be made te list this stock en the New Yerk Curb
We are offering a limited amount when, as and if received by us, and subject te the
approval of counsel.
Price $9.50 Per Share
LA0E BROTHERS & CO.
it embers A'ete Yerk Stock Exchange
NEW YORK
CHICAGO
WM. H. COLVIN & CO.
Members .Vete Yerk Stock Exchange
CHICAGO
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nformatlen contained herein Is net iruarantseU but Is
ta irem sources wmen we belis te be accural.
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GOSSIP OF '
THE STREET
Irregular movements marked the
frmllnjr In the stork tnnrkct yesterday,
mill although declines occurred In .many
Issues there wns no essential chnnKe In
market conditions, the general tone be
ing Mreng anil the Important move
menli recorded in the course of the day
were te materially higher prices.
Demonstrations of strength, however,
were net helped by "speculative senti
ment or by the market operations of
the room traders, but where advances
occurred they were In ncajly nil enses
due te special Incentives, many stocks
being ncciimiilntcd with some definite
purpose In view.
Tills was the case especially In the
railroad group, in which persistent buy
ing of Krlc shares. lv it strene -hank
ing .Troup, made both the common nnd
first preferred Mecks move up te new
high rccerdls for the yenr, and their
iieilen wns regarded as confirming cur
rent reports thnt a movement is In
progress te obtain control of that sys
tem. Other rnih'entl stocks, including
Nickel Pinte, which rose 4 points, te
75, and Chicago nnd Alten, which was
in urgent demand in the afternoon,
were bought by Interests supposed te
Intend te use stee'ts of these companies
in connection with plans te' materially
niter the railroad map, nnd consolida
tions nnd mergers were spoken of in thfc
rnllrVml list te the same dejyce that
they wera discussed in the industrial
group only a short time nge.
Old TIiihts Hack en the Jeb
Hack of all the bullish discussion that
comes into the market, was evidence
that important interests formerly mere
active In the affairs of St. Paul.
Standard Oil issues nnd copper pro
ducing companies, had taken an netlve
position en the long side, after being
out of the market situation for a little
ever ten ears. A geed part of the
buying that made two classes of Stan
dard Oil stock strong, was itmlcrstoed
te hnve come from this source.
The tension in money that came yes
terday after heavy calllnj; of leans wns
uttrlbuted te the low rate for call money
driving out of town funds from the
interior.
New Huveii te Sell Holdings
The activity in the railroad issues
yesterday demanded most attention In
expressions of the stock market out
look in the Wall Street district, after
the cle'c, nnd many statements were
heard In regard te important changes
thnt nre new being considered in the
railroad map. Including nbsorptlen of
small lines by the lending railroad
systems. These stntcments referred te
n great eitent te plans anil changes
that nre understood te be under dis
cussion among these concerned In the
management nnd control of the New
Yerk Central's system.
Assertions were again made that the
New Ilnvcn holdings of New Yerk.
Ontario and Western will be taken ever
by the New Yerk Central Company, nnd
it wns Insisted thnt this change in the
lodging place of control of Ontario nnd
Western, is reasonable in view of the
traffic arrangements new in force ever
the West Shere Lines nnd en the close
connections made with the New Yerk
Central system nt vnrleus points.
Other holdings of New Haven are
nlse expected te be acquired by New
Yerk Central, but se far, no arrange
ments have yet been made te provide
for compensation for these equities and
properties, although It Is expected that
some announcement mav seen be mode
In regard te en increase in New Yerk
Central outstanding capitalization.
Pennsylvania Bankers' Convention
Mere than 3500 bnnkers from Penn
sylvania and cither States are expected
te attend the silver anniversary conven
tion of the Pennsylvania Bankers' As
sociation which opens at Pittsburgh te
day and closes Friday. Secretary of
the Ireasury Andrew . Mellen will
be the honor guest of the bankers en
Friday, although he is net tchcduled
ler an address.
The convention will be presided ever
by Alex Dunbar, rice president and
cashier of the Hank of Pittsburgh,
N. A., who is president of the associa
tion. Among the topics te be taken
up nre hew te aid the farmers In de
veleping the agricultural resources of
the ritatc, enlarging of the campaign
against fake stock promoters and edu
cating the public te the Importance of
banking.
Extensive preparations have been
made by the Pittsburgh bankers for
entertaining the visiting delegates dur
ing their stay here. Most of the busi
ness sessions will be held in the morn
ings se as net te interfere with the so
cial features.
THE TRADER.
A CHANCE FOR CITY JOBS
The Daily Novelette
Alice in the Subway
' By Janm Oibcrn
Civil Service Examination Dates for
Detectives and Other Positions
The Civil Service Commission will
held n promotion examination te pre
pare nn eligible list for detectives en
June 13. Patrolmen, ncting detectives
and would-be detectives nre eligible for
this examination. The position carries
with it n Hilary of $2110.
Whllp there Is no dearth of candidates
for the detective force, het se with ether
positions. , On June 21 the commission
will held il test for boiler inspector nt a
snlnry of S1400 nnd bonus. The last
time this test wns held net an applicant
showed up.
An examination for architectural
draftsman will be held June fi. The
position pays from $2400 te ?2700. He
cause, of ihe dearth in prospective ap
plicants it has been decided te waive the
residence- rule, se that applicants may
come from anywhere in the United
States.
NO LONGER A SHOW MAGNATE
Alleged Theatrical Producer Con
victed en Three Fraud Charges
Arthur P. Uuckner's Importance as
n "New Yerk theatrical magnate" van
ished into thin nir yesterday when he
was found guilty before Judge Flnlet
ter en three charges of ebtninlng money
under false pretence.
Hiickncr induceyl three Philndel
phinns te join him in n "theatrical
venture," each giving him .f.'OO.
When Uuckner's "shows" did net take
the read his partners Leonine suspi
cious. They were Jehn Dlvlnnze, of
1107 Divinity street: William II.
Calcy, Forty-third and Walnut streets,
and Andrew Wellershelm, 0f .joep,
Powelton avenue. They told similar
stories of the fraud in eeurt yesterday.
Judge Finletter deferred sentence te
give Uuckncr nn opportunity te make
restitution.
Gloucester Scheel Plan Defeated
The Heard of Scheel Estimates of
Gloucester City last night by a tie vote
defeated the proposal te appropriate
.$140,000 for a new grade school. All
the members of the beard were agreed
that the school should be built, but
U.nAii AtwlraAti and f?nilnellman afav
hufh, .ware oppewd te building it tMf hw'd &r this rcbu;
y
HE. WAS the kind of mnn who seemed
te be holding a eentlnunl compe
tition for the "prettiest girl" or "the
most beautiful girl." In this competi
tion he was sole judge nnd the contest
ants were girls he chanced te meet or te
rce anywhere. When he went Inte a
restaurant where women served, he
cast his eyes about te find the girl
who, In his opinion, was the prettiest.
Then he took a seat nt n table that
seemed te be in her zone. After a
dnnee he could tell you which of the
girls was the prettiest, which the
most bcnutlful. In the office of n
friend he would leek about In search
of the best-locking stenographer. It
seemed te be a game Unit interested
him immensely nnd that made cyen n
rlde in n crowded subway car some
thing of nn adventure.
Thus he was engaged one nflcrnoen
when the offices of the business sec
tion had just poured forth their thou
sands of young women te mnke their
way homeward. This time the laurels
were awarded without delay. The girl
who steed opposite him In the vcstl-
?;ule of the subway car wns se fresh of
ncc. se gracefully proportioned, se
brftwn of eye and golden of hair that
she wen with flying colors. In fact,
she was probably tnc prettiest girl he
had ever seen in a Bubway train. In
fact, she was perhaps the prettiest
girl he
Then the surprising thing happened.
The pretty girl, with quirk color com
ing te her cheeks, stepped ever te him
wijli hand outstretched.
"You're Jehn Laurence, aren't you?"
she said with perfect conviction. "I
haven't seen you for ten years, I'm
sure. Yet I knew you in a flash."
It wns surprising, becnuse the gitl
didn't leek at all like the girl who
would respond se quickly te his leek of
searching interest.
"Yeu bet I am. Jehn Laurence's my
name, all right."
"Yeu don't remember lneV" she
asked with n little disappointment.
"I remember your fhee couldn't
forget that," he nssurcd. "Hut for
the minute the name has slipped me."
"Alice," she reminded. "I used te
sit in front of you in school. Yeu
used te walk home after school, tee,
nnd carry my books. And I used te
call you Johnny te tense jeu, and you
used te put the end of my braid In
your ink well."
"Se I did, se I did. Yeu leek just
the same. Let's sec, hew many years
nge was that?"
"Ten. wasn't it. sue ngurcu. "ivc
were fifteen' then and we're twenty-
five new. That's ten, isn't it?"
Enormous satisfaction swept ever
the man. He was thirty-two and n
girl who dldnt leek mere than twenty
thought he was her own age.
"I guess I leek a whole let elder
than you," he flushed.
"Well, maybe, but then I suppose
you have worked pretty hard. I heard
you had graduated from Harvard and
had gene in business with your uncle,"
she said, and again the man swelled
with pride. He lie looked like a Har
vard man, did he? "Weren't wc fool
ish?" she went en. "Yeu nnd I used
te be such geed pals, Jehn, and then
we quarreled ever borne trifle."
"We were mere than pals, weren't
we?" said the man, making a success
ful effort net te overdo the matter,
yet eager te knew what role he was
entitled te play.
"Oh. you used te mnke calf love,
Jehn, but thnt doesn't count. We'll
forget all that. Hut I'd really like te
see you ngain and talk ever school
days." She put her hand out. "Come
nnd see me some time. I live exactly
where I did ten years nge. The neigh
borhood hasn't changed. I am gettiug
out here tonight te hue a filcnd."
And there the man steed glued te
the slde of the car. Why he didn't
fellow the girl out of the car he could
net tell. When he came te his senses
and tried te fellow, the subwny deer
slammed in his face.
That night he took note of the facts
en band. Though he had no thought at
first but that the girl was just getting
an excuse te tauc te linn lie was as
sured, as her face and manner had
assured him. thnt she wns net the kind
of girl te de that sort of thing. He
was sure et her story. She had simply
mistaken him for some one else.
All he knew of her was that she
lived where she had ten jcar.s age,
(hat her first name was Alice nnd that
she bad gene te school ten years age
with n man named Jehn Laurence,
new twenty-five, who had graduated
from Harvard and bore a striking re
semblance te htm, Sim Kelly. After
all, the clews were net bad. As the
mnn thought it ever, he believed that
the girl realized her mistake before
she left. Much as he admired his own
personal appearance he could net be
lieve thnt she could hnve looked at him
as closely as she did nnd net realize
that-he web mere than twenty-five.
Jim Kelly took time Ihe next day
te drop in nt the Harvard Club in
town and find from there something
of one Jehn Laurence. He found that
he lived nnd operated, with his uncle,
a factory, some sixty miles out of the
city. The next day was Saturday and
Jim had premised te take Kate Hick
son, te whom he was then engaged,
te the theatre, but he made his ex
cuses and took a 2 o'clock train te
the home of the Laurences.
He found Jehn Laurence, and was
net flattered at having te consider
himself his double. Te be sure, they
were of the same build and coloring.
Their features wcrt similar, though
Jehn Laurence looked his junior by ten
jtars. Hut while Jim Kelly was the
mirror of fashion, with affected
sprlghtliness of manner. Jehn Laurence
seemed indifferent of his appearance
"rt'as digging around some npple trees
In bis orchard In a pnlr of old army
treuscru when Jim called.
"I've come en n rather curious er
rand," he began in a grandiose man
ner. "Yeu see, I happened te meet a
little girl n chance meeting, but we
get rather well acquainted. The llt llt
tle girl seemed te tuke u fancy 1e me
asked me te call. She gave me her
address written en n card and some
how I lest it. New I didn't want te
disappoint her. Helng n mnn of re
sources I tried te work en what clews
I had. She spoke of having gene te
school with a Jehn Lnurence raid
that she thought we might be cousins
because of a slight family resemblance.
Se I happened te be out here today
and thought I'd drop around and get
you te give me the little girl's address.
I can't remember her last name, but
her first name is Alice. She finld she
lived exactly where she did when she
knew you. She said she hadn't thought
of you once for ten years until some semo seme
thing in my face reminded her dis
tinctly of you."
Something in the last remark
brought the color rlsliuj te Jchn Lau
rence's fnce. "Yeu He," were words
very near his lips. He. Jehn Lau
rence, had thought of Alien many,
many times nnd he reultlimt believe
that his little childhood sweetheart had
never once thought of hlra.
"I thought you'd give me the ad
dress. I have ether ways et getting
it, but I want te get In touch with her
new se as net te disappoint her."
"You'll have te use your ether
sources then," said Jehn Laurence.
"And I. wish you geed afternoon."
jim tweiir ua net feel entirely
and two eas
evening he felt that he had been pe
culiarly blessed by fortune.
She wns even mero charming nijd
radiant than she had been the first
time he saw her.
"This time I'm going te get your ad
dress, little lady," he said. "I must
apologize for forgetting te ask you
for It the last time."
Then he noticed the circle of dia
monds en her left hand. Pcrhnps she
hnd drawn her glove off en purpose.
"Dees that ring menn anything?"
asked Jim awkwardly.
"It has the most wonderful meaning
In the world. It Is all such n won
derful coincidence. Yeu knew the time
I saw you first I thought you were
Jehn Laurence, and I guess I didn't
give you a chance te say you wen n't,
The very' next day the reat Jehn Lau
rence came te sec me. He was n very
old and very geed friend of mine nnd
new. new we're engaged, Don't you
think that was a wonderful coin
cidence?" "Oh, I don't see anything very re
markable about that," said Jim Kelly.
The subway train had stepped and he
suddenly decided it was time for him
te get off. "Who'd have thought," he
said te himself with a smile, "thnt old
Jim Kelly would play cupid in spite of
himself !
LADIES' NIGHT PARTY
GIVEN BY R0TARIANS
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Bellevue-Stratford Ballroom Trans
formed Inte Gem of Floral Art
The magic wand of springtime passed
ever the heads of the members of the
Philadelphia Rotary Club -Oast night,
when they held their Ladles' Night
party In the ballroom of the Hcllevue Hcllevue
Stratferd and transformed that place
te nn apple orchard in full bloom.
The famous room has been decorated
many times, but It is believed that last
night's trimmings, both from artistic
nnd realistic points of view, carried
away the honors for beauty. The white
blossoms hung in profusion from the
balcony, nnd the stage wns n bed of
ferns, behind which the symphony or
chestra of the Combs Concervntery of
Music played.
The foyer nt the entrance te the ball
room had been transformed into nn
Italian gnnlen. with n plnjing fountain
in the mltlst of coleretl llithts nnd banks
of blooming calln lilies.
The iiltnlr wns almost Hke n three
ring .circus. First there wns the din
ner. Then enme the concert. After
the music all went into the Clever
Iioem. which hnd been termed the "Per
kins Opera Heue." in honor of Wil
Itliis I'erkins. nresldent of thn eltih nnl
chairman of the committee which ar
ranged the affair. An elaborate vaude
ville performance was given. Gilbert
II. Combs, director of the music schools,
was presented a lyre made of roses, and
Alexander Colville, Sr., chnlrman of
the Hey Week Committee, wns given it
silver plate for his work in making that
week n success.
Following the performance every one
went back te the ballroom, which had
been cleared of tnbles. v The hnllet
from "Glncenda" nnd a Maypole dance
were presented by pupils of Walter O.
Wree. After that there was general
dancing.
NEIGHBORHOOD CLUBMEETS
Bala-Cynwyd Members Held Annual
Election In the Fire Hall
The Hala-Cynwyd Neighborhood Club
met last night in the Union Fire Asse--i
elation Hall, Cynwyd, nnd elected these
officers for the cnsulus year : President,
Henry H. McLnughlin ; vice president,
Wnlter L. Chewnlng ; secretary, Hareld
K. Scheff; treasurer, Geerge H. Mc
Kinney, Jr., and solicitor, Leen W.
Melcher. Lcltey A. Worrell was the
retiring president.
Following tbe election, nn entertain
ment nnd motion-picture show wns put
en for the amusement of the members.
Mether of Eight Dies of Poison t
Bayonne, N. J., May 24. Mrs. Mnrv !
McCi'cc, mother of eight children, died
in n uespitni yesterday as the result
of poison taken Monday. It is said
she sent her nine-year-old daughter
te purchase the liquid en the pretense
she wanted te use it In household
cleaning and drank It immediately upon
the girl's return.
What Makes a Safe Investment?
It is the greatness of the factor of safety; the small
ness of the clement of risk.
The ratio of these two elements in most standard
securities is a ma! ter of record te our office.
We will gladly consult concerning present or con
templated investments.
Correspondence invited.
SCHIBENEReBOENNING & Ce.
Investment Bends
1615 Walnut Street Philadelphia
Members Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Hell, loeast litO Kerstene, Rnte 32M
ijsiwiiiMnMim
WE offer a Hit of high-grade bends secured Cby
mortgages, maturing from 1924 te 1951, yield,
ing from 5 te 7?e and which are free of the Penn
sylvania State Tax.
Circulars en Request
ARTHUR PERRY & CO.
BOSTON
Drexel Building. Philadelphia
New Yerk Providence
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COAL COMPANY
332 Se. Michigan Are. CHICAGO
Operating 35 Bituminous Mints in 11 Fields With Annaal Capacity of 21,000,000 Ten
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Hathaway, Stene, Wallace
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FINANCIAL
AI.TOONA COAI. AND COKE COMPANY
tlrtt Jtterttate Hlx Par Cent Nlnkinc Fund
Geld Henda
NOTICE OK nEDKMPTION
Pursuant te the previsions et Article IV
of the MnrUrase et Ueed of Trust from
Alteena Ceal and Coke Company te Phila
delphia Trust Company, as Trustee, dated
June 1, 1010. notice is hereby given that
Alteena Ceal and Coke Company will redeem
and pay en the next ensulntr Interest day at
one hundred two and one-half per cent
U'ttf.) of the principal amount thereof,
with the accrued Interest thereon, the bends
Isiued and outstanding- thereon, the bend"
numDerea as louewa te wit:
121 124 12T 130 in.1
122 ,125 12N 1SI 1,-14
123 12(1 120 132 13.1
Upen presentation and surrender for can-
rellatian et the bends above described, with
the coupons payable June 1. 1922. and all
subsequent coupons attached at the office
of Philadelphia Trust Company. N, E. cor
ner Ilread and Chestnut streets, Philadel
phia, en or after June 1, 1D22. redemption
will i made as above stated.
Interest en said bends numbered 121 te
13.1. both Inclusive, will cease en and after
June 1. 1022.
ALTOONA COAT, AND COKE COMPANY.
By JOHN LLOYD, JR..
Treasurer.
Dated May 10. 1022.
TAX HKTURNR AUDITS HYHTEU9
I. Franklin Heward ft Ce.
Certified Public Accountants
Land Title Dldr,, Manser Bld
trUladeluUa.ra. Washinitea. iCe,'
WIEGRER.ROCKEV&CO.
Certified Public Accountants '
Drexel Bunding, Philadelphia
f8 gSiif. c ?
te
tke
Je the Helder of First MertfSare A;.
n-Yenr Hlnklnf Fund Cleld Dnnds of THE
IlKKClt CRKRK COAL & COKK COM
I'ANY. Due June let, 1(M4.
The undemlKned, Huccesser te Knicker
bocker Trust Company as Trustee under the
mertsagii of the Jleech Crek Ceil ft Ceke
Company, dated June 1, 1004, holds the sum
nf Heenty-nve Thousand Six Hundred
Elshty-feur Dollars and Beventy-elght Cents
117.1,684.78) In the Kinking Fund provided
for under the terms of Article 0 of said
mortgage which Is applicable te the purchnse
of First Mortgage 8 40-Year Sinking Fund
fSelil bends of the Ileech Creek Ceal & Coke
Company, flue June 1, 1044.
Offera of said bends at net exceeding par
and Interest ttlll be received at the office of
thn undersigned. THUHT DEPARTMENT. 00
llreadvsay. New Yerk City, en or before May
10, 1022, at twelre o'clock neon, Bends
accepted must be delivered en June 1, 1B22.
or security furnished, If required, that de
livery will Le made wlttiln ten days. The
right la reserved by the undersigned te re
ject any and all erfers.
COLl'MIlIt TBUHT COMPANY,
hucceaser-Trustee.
Ily UEOKUU E. WAnitEN.
Vice President.
Dated, New Yerk, May 1, 1022.
Annnal Meetings
It- THE SIXTY-HE VKM 11 A.N.MJAb
meeting et the Contributors te the
Heme for Destitute Colored Children will be
held at ttte Heme, B4th nnd Derks Streets
nn Herand dajr, Fifth month 20th, 1823, at
EDWARD R. lONaSTRETH. Secretary.
DlTldena
OFFICE OF
THE UNITED OAH IMPROVEMENT CO.
N. W. Cemer Ilread and Arch Htreets
lilladelphla, March H, 1U22,
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend of one and three-quurler
per cent (fttHc per shnre) en the Preferred
Hteck of this Company, payable June IS,
lOtt. te holders of Preferred Hteck of record
at the close of business May 81, 1022,
Checks will be mailed,
I. W. MORRIH. Treasurer.
OFFICE OF
THE C. II. (IEIHT COMPANY
Lund Title Building
Phlladelilila, Pa., Mav 23. 1022
The Directors of Freeport Gas Company
)ian this day declared a. regular quarterly
dividend of one :tnd one-half per rent (SI. 30
per share), en th preferred etecTc of the
Compan outstanding, payable June 1, 1022
te holders of said stock of record at the close
of business this date. Checks will be mailed
C. II. WEAK. Secretary. '
Prepusils
SEALED I'BOrOBALH WILL, BE OPENED
by the Bunt, of LlgJitheu.es, Baltimore:,
Md.; S r. M., Jane S. 1SSS. for decklnS.
cleaning, painting, ate, U, H. LlghUwtwe
LT( iu "vm. imoraatleD uoee,
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FINANCIAL
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notice nr iiKnurMPTinv
Te holders of Victory Notes and ethers
concerned!
Netice Is hereby given n fellows! '
l-r!( for redemption of Sai I'.r f.nt ,
Victory Notes All of the 3. per cent Us-
r.",!,.J. "nltert States of America Convertible I
Held Notes of 1022-1023, otherwise known as
3 per cent V'ctery Notes, nre hereby called '
for redemption en June 1ft, 1022. pursuant te i
the nrevlatmi fni- rnilAmntlnn .nni.ln I
the notes and In Treasurey Department clrcu-
lar no, 138. dated AVrll 21, 1010, under
milieu inn i eiea were originally issuefl, in
terrsi en ai
cent series
d-iti. June in. in-J:
2 Suspension nnd Termination of Tletnre
Nete conversion nrUllewe. In vl., nf ih.
notes were originally Issued, In
all Victory Notes of the 81 per
i will cease en said redemption
call for the redemption of all S4 per cent
victory notes en June in, ib'jx, and pur
suant te the previsions of said Treasury De
partment Circular Ne. 1.1H. tile nr'vll.i. nf
conversion of Victory Notes of either series
Inte Victory Notes of the ether series Is
hereby suspended from February 0. 1022. te
?un9.1S; ,0.!?' b0,h inclusive, and en June
IB, 1022, will terminate. Victory Notes ac
cprd'ngly cease te be Intercenvertible, effec
tive February 8. 1022, and en and after that
dat; no conversion of the notes may be
made.
e Detailed Information as te the presen
tation and surrender of SSI n. ,,. iri,,t-..
Notes for redemption, la ghen In Treasury
Department circular Ne. 27T, dated Februarv
U. 1022, cbples et which are available nt the
Treasury and the Federal iteeerw Ilanlts.
t iniBtirtll J. w. .Mr.l.l.ll?".
Secretary of the Treasury, Feb. 0. 1022.
POCAHONTAS CONseTTi7a"teTJ Ce
I.IER1EK 'COMPANY ' INCORPORATED
FIFTY-YEAR FIVE PER CENT UOLD
BONUS. .DIE JULY I, 1037.
Netice Is hereby len, pursuant te the
terms of the Mortgage dated July 1, 1007
that the undersigned as Trustee will re
celve sealed proposals up te 2i00 P. M OI,
the flth day of June, 1022, for rtie sale te It
of bends as ahoy; described, suftlclent te use
the sum of S4J.aS2.83. The undei signed
reene the right tu r.ejeel any or all
tendirs. in whole or In part.
THE NEW YORK T1IUBT COMPANY
Trustee
Ily A. C. DOWNINQ. Jn
AHRlstiuit Hecrcturv
New Yerk, Mav 4. 1022. "'"ciary.
UNDERLYING BONDS
First Closed Mortgage
(Public Utility)
Operating in 33 communitie
Company's earnings for 1921
2.70 times interest require
ments. Price te Yield 7.10
I Circular C. I. en request
i Fairman & Company
Drexel Building, PhiU.
I Established lOOi
Correspondent
I A. H. Bickraere & Ce.
! Ill Broadway. New Yerk '
nrrgsiMTiigiiigsiiiisM'T''
Empire Gas & U
Fuel Company
8rc Cumulative
Preferred Stock
Write far Special I.etttir B
HENRY L. D0HERTY & CO.
604 Merris Bid., PhiladelpWs
LEIIIOH NAVIGATION KLKI"TltlcrT5"
FIRST MTOE. D-dfSMl uSXeW-0-'
,eUr?...;hdafer 3u.y"T Yo'lt'et.0. "i,
hereby given that ie following bends are
drawn for payment: Nes. 48. 82. 11H HV
687. 01T.,00T. 1003, 1001), flerles "II "
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