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You Can Give?*
Some Can Only Receive
The Hospitals of Qreate* New
York last year cared for more
than 76,000 patient? too poor
to pay for treatment.
The cost was $3.74 a day and
they averaged 16 days.
This Work Cannot Stopl
UNITED HOSPrTAL
FUND
moat rai.e $1,500,000 by Not.
29th tvi ncft the needs of the
corrinR year.
Will You Help?
Send Check? to
ALBERT H. WIGG1N, Treat.,
57 Broadway, New York
This apace contributed.
Jelke,
Hoco & Bolles
MEMBW?3 W+ ?TO? eXCMAWO?
BONDS FOR INVESTMENT
40 WALL TREET
MEW YORK
UUBfWKW%lHIMimi I ? LuermtT-J " ? * ?W**''
nAILROAD credit
must be re-estab
lished in order that the
railroads can render the
service requ.red of them
by shippers throughout
the country.
?"pHE position of well
secured Railroad
Bonds is being improved
daily by the re-cstab
lishmcnt of railroad
credit.
Founded 1797
Seasoned Investments
30 Pine Street, New York
Chalmer? Motor? Com. & Pfd.
Centra! Abirre Sugar
Empire Siee! St Iron
General Electrical Right?
Home insurance Stk. 2c Rt?.
Corn L?change Bank Stk. fit Rt$.
(?oodyear Tire & Rub. Com. & Pfd.
United Light & Railway*
Aeina Explosives 61
Specialists in all
Dividend Strips <f Rights
C.C.Kerr&Co.
2 Rector St., N. Y. Phone 6780 Rector
Robinson & Co.
Investment Securities
26 Exchange Place New York
H?mb?ri New York Stock Krchanf*
J.K. Rice,.Tr.&Co. Will Buy
toe Amt riciin Meter
'77, Ana.-. ( hi? I, Com. * PM.
KHI ( In.i -till. Id loti) Com. * rfd.
2?I Corn I.?.-li. Ilnnk Stock
Ml llitntf Ins. "KiKlittt"
77. luternul ionul 171e vu tin?.
loo Junte* Uti 1er I'id.
loo I Iron locomotive Com. A I'M.
.-?(It) I'vriiii' MunufaeturiiiK
100 K. J. Kej uolda Tob. I'M.
J.K.Rice,Ji\&Cft.
Pliotii? 4000 to 4H? John 3? Wall St., N V
r
Bonds for Investment
Harris, Forbes & Co
Pin. Stroet, C-m*' WtlUdtl)
NEW YORK
Guaranty Trust Co.
Bankers Trust Co.
N. Y., N. H. & Hart. Deb. 4s
MeCLURE, JONES &REED
ITsmbrr* .Vfii' York S.k Rxrhanpe
11? Itrundwity ?'hoiir Xo'.'l Hector
r.'.ili.l ' ' - * ??,', ,.?,-?,-.i-nr
Hank of England Statement
LOXD< IX, No* . ???? kly stal
ment of th* bank of England shows t!.
following chantf? a
Tot*I -.'.?'rv-. Dec. ?2.0
ClrcuUtlon . Inc.
Hulllon . In a
Other securities . fee
r?ubilc deposit?. 1 ?
. ither . ? ? :
tes roserv*
Oovernm?
:
liabllrt* ..? . n.f
week u was 10.?5 u?r cnut. Bate ul dia
?vi/unt. 1 psr cat
I
Investment
Information
Question* ef ge^ervl interest te in
i 9e*tore will be answered in this col?
umn, in whrch ease only initial? will
b? used. Others will be answered by
mail. Add-ess all inquiries, inele*
i ing a stamped, addressed envelope, te
Financial Editor, The Tribime, lie
Nassau Street, New York City.
Ex-Soldlcr Won't Take Any Chances
Question?1 would like to find out what
Is ill? b??t and safest Investment and the
highest rute of inierest. 1 have $000 to
Itivsl un? want it eeoure ami In snm?>
thlnir which will return me most money
In interest. I have hern told that New
York Telephon? and Tel<*Kraph was good
I* It *o '.' I am an ex-sold 1er of the United
States army, and you understand I have no
money to speculate, as I served twenty-two
months on J?0 a montn.?T. J. YV.
Answer?If we were in your position
we would purchase Liberty bonds, any
issue. They yield more than 5 per cent
and there is no better security in the
world. You can always sell them prac?
tically anyywhere you happen to be,
and seme day, in our opinion, they will
sell much higher. Do not be attracted
by high income jichis. Frequently
. ore's principal is jeopardized by pur
| chasing such securities.
Ilought Katy When It Paid Dividends
Que ?lion '? " uld : . to your oi i
lon o? i li- ' for un fo invesl un nl
;. irpo8es L'nderwi id Typi iv i 1er, Roui hi rn
! ae.ific c? m mon, i 'h i* a ml I 'nun Irj pr?
ferred, Virginia-Carolina Chemical pre
I ferred. I have a block of Missouri, Kan?
sas ?t Texas preferred, bought when It
was a dividend payer. Am I likely to be
assessed on t Is, and if so, to what extent?
Do ?? ? i .. ?? is? me to gel rid of it '!?
H. <:. L.
Answer?American Car and Foundry
pieferrcd and Virginia-Carolina Chem?
ical preferred are entitled to good in?
vestment ratings, in our opinion.
! Underwood Typewriter and Southern
Pacilic an; speculative because they
: arc sensitive to earnings and other
dfcvelopmt nts. The latter particularly
is speculative at this time, because
, there is considerable uncertainty as to
1 the ouieome of the oil property setfre
jrotion. We do not imply that these
| two stocks ?.re not uood stocks but
! their positions render them speculative.
? Missouri, Kansas & Texas is expected
j soon to be reorganized. No oian has
j yet been announced. It is probable
I that there will be an assessment for
stockholders, for the road will need
new capital. To what extent this as
sessment will go we cannot attempt tu
say. It may be that the situation has
already been rather well discounted by
the price of the slock.
Iowa Central 4s Not Well Secured
Question How do you rate Iowa Central;
refunding i-.i. 1051; Minneapolis & St. Louis I
i efumling 4*. l H9, ? n : .'._. i lal ed I ry
Uoods preferred as Investments??M, B.
Answer -Iowa < ? ntral refunding 4 j
| per cent bonds and Minneapolis and ;
i St. Louis refunding 4 per cent bonds !
are not well secured. Neither road j
enjoys good cr? dit. But with an im- ;
proved outlook for t'ne railroads gen?
erally these bonds may offer specula?
tive investment opportunities. Ac-|
! cording to last reports Associated Dry i
Goods first preferred stuck showed a
good margin of safety. Earnings were*
arriple to care for dividends and leave]
i an substantial balance.
Bought American International at 120
Question?What Is your opinion of the
American International Corporation com?
mon stock? 1 was foolish enough to be?
lieve it"- stories of lia ?j:.'ut holdings and
possibilities for won a-rful earnings, and I
bought it at 120. Would >ou advise sell
ln? out my few shares, thus saving some
thing???J. K. A.
Answer?Since your letter was writ
ton the directors have passed the divi
dend. The Tribuno has consistently
! maintained that the stock is highly
speculative. The directors have very
wide powers. They may purchase and
sell securities ad libitum. Many of
their pu : cb.;.sos during the war period
| were profitable. Since that time we
! are not so sure that tliey have resulted
i bo advantageously. The company han
much captital tied up in foreign trade
operations. It must be easily seen that
, hcus a security cannot be a sound in?
vestment, Many people went on the
theory that because $100 had been paid
in on the stock it must be a sound
issue. Perhaps they did not stop to
consider how wisely their funds had
been used. We cannot attempt to ad?
vise you upon this matter, because we
have no means of knowing what the
? futur.1 course of prices will be. We do
know that you can place yourself upon
a much firmer invest nient basis if you
purchase instead good bonds and high
grado seasoned preferred stock.
Grand Trunk Western Ah
Qii??lliin -Will yon please give me your
opinion of Grand Trunk Western 4s. 1050,
u.? an Invest mem ?? II. ft. II.
Answer -The Grand Trunk Western
first 4 per cent r.'.?ii arc guaranteed j
as to interest by the Grand Trunk!
Railway. The road has not been n '
very satisfactory earner, but these
bonds are a first lion on 327 miles j
from Port Huron, Mich., to Eldston,
11!., and are therefore well enough se?
en red to entitle them to a very fair
rating.
St. Paul's European Loan
Ion Would j .-a !? Indly give mc In
foi ma tlon about the ? '1 leu go, Milw ?i a ? ?
! ?,. n! i i ??: ? ... a I . ? . n bond, ><i<e
v, ha ? does < I i. fi anc pli ??? c? i I
In our n a." " How a. the valu- of (he
ected v. lien d uo If exchange
lally becomes normal? Do you think
, a good return on 'he Investment,
great speculitlve possibilities, de
on n iiimptlon of normal ex
... v ii hin a fe? years? I have ten
, . i .? a a .... Steel S per cent pre
i . , ten !; ill av Steel Spring pre?
ferred ton Virginia-Carolina Chemical
prel rred, ten United States Steel pre?
ferred, and aai contemplating buying
United .- ? ites 1: ibber i ???:'? rred. Am I
<-...? ?-. a. ?? h a- the; for their divi?
dend return with un n ease In the pi n
i gei il . ms becoming nor?
mal? J a r.
Answer The St. Paul European loan
1 per cent bonds, due 1925, are. together
' with other issues, secured by first lien
on 718 miles, second lien on 6,707 miles
and third lien on 2,483 miles. The
European loan is Issued in denomina?
tions of 500 francs. It was placed i
a-, and interest and principal are
payable In francs. A 1 000-franc bond
costs at present prices about S51. In
the even? of a. rise i'h franc exchange
the principal of these bonds would in
rease in value, as would the interest.
. ? regard the bond as a very fair
peculative investment We regard all
our preferred stocks as sound at pres?
ent. United States Rubber preferred is
o entitled to a good ratitifr.
B. & O. Preferred
Kin llj Ktve nie your .
' I'.-iltlm? re & O? i prefi rae,) (47) as an
Can ?? 1 a mend a bettei
111 ? P. 1 '. S
Answer Baltimore & Ohio has not
operated wi foi two years or mine.
With incrensed rates this situa; ion
iut at the present time
the pre n ? tock s not, in our opin
: ion, a good a. e tment, Too much dc
1 ends u* 01 : ic roads ability to --how
a co isid ? -. ? inci ease in earnings,
'? } ou !.. .:.? c nsider \ irginia-Cai0 ina
Chemica ? per cent preferred stock,
> ch 36 to ? 1 er cent. This
stock has a long di idend record, ami
we regard it a~ a good investment.
Four full columns of in
' i
vestment questions and an- :
sirers are published in The \
Tribune every Sunday.
Rhoades & Company
Members
.\V?u; York Stock Exchange
Specialists in
Liberty and Victory
Bonds
Registered and Coupon
30 PSNE STREET
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE JOHN 6400
Vigilance
Changing economic condi?
tions make necessary a
regular survey of one's in?
vestments.
We are prepared to offer
suggestions regarding your
present holdings or pro?
spective purchases.
Inquiries invited
Charles E. Brickley
??.& Co.1-"?^=
Members Nen< Yorf? Shelf Exchange
61 Broadway, New York
Te!. Bowling Green 3707
53 State St. Widener Bldg.
DOSTON PHILADELPHIA
Direct Private Wires
Exempt from all Federal
Income Taxes
Cincinnati, Ohio
5% Bonds
due in 1065
lot subject to prior redemption;
A Lera! Investment for .Savin*:?
Banks and Trust funds in New
York, Connecticut and other !
States.
These bonds are issced in the
interest of the Cincinnati
Southern Railway, which wa*
built and is owned by the City
of Cincinnati. Its property
constitutes the Northtrn sec?
tion of the Queen & Crescent
route.
Price to yield 4.90%
Further de'alls given in our
Circular No. F-1?1
Potter Brothers
&ud cqmp&ky
! Members N. Y. Stock Exchange
Five Nassau Street
New York
Telephone Rector 6540
A Jackling property
? small capitaliza
tion ? should reflect
any improvemcnf in
copper situation.
Special analysis ?
other features in?
Ask tor a MARKET
copv D-73 OPINION
R. H. MacMASTERS & CO.
Members Consolidated Stock Fxch. of N.Y.
82-84 Broad St. New York
['hone. Broad 6380 Entire First Floor
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE NEW HAVEN
GRAIN
Provisions
For the bereut of trione. Interested In corn
modltles wo mulntj.!-. > complot? wir?
service, our offices br'.r.j. furnished ? h
Chicago H ?rrt of Tr,nlo and New York
ITmiIuco l?xchanie Quotations. tnfnnna
tlon at >t.i;ii?r? mav bo bad upo:, rrcjuest..
HUGHES & D?ER
8T0CKS?BONDS?GRAIN
j ?.".I -ay* Bd tv' Trad?. New Turk
Masat-ora-t Produce ITS ?hani.-o. 1*1 '..v aod
(.PUtaburch Btoc* Bicharnos
42 New St., New York
Telephone Broad 5140
500 Fifth Ave. Tel. Vinderh?t D?31
67 W. 125th St. TeL Hariea 56S1
Philadelphia l'\tt.ib\.rjh Cleveland
'???"-?-?1-?IT-.1
BARR?MAN NATIONAL BANK
Fifth Avenu? & Forty-fourth St
New York ?
Banking Hours from 8 A. M. to 6 P. ill
?&/t Uepotit V&isiU i A. E li Midsigkt
BROWN BROTHERS &> CO.
Established 1818
Philadelphia NEW YORK Boston
Long Term Railroad Bonds
We have prepared a pamphlet which treats of the
long: term railroad bond situation in its relation to
commodity prices; also a list of 50 bonds suitable
for investment. Copy upon request. -
A CENTURY OF SERVICE
r--rr= , - f. ?=^s
BROWN, SHIPLEY 6? COMPANY
Established 1810
Founders Court, Lothbifry Office for Travelers
LONDON, E. C. ia3 Pall Mall, LONDON, S.W.
French American
BANKI1NO CORPORATION
Cedar and William Sts., New York
t
We accept ?subscriptions
tor the French Govern?
ment 6% Loan of 1920
at the official price.
Telephone John 4882.
Statement of Financial Condition of
THE
SEABOARD NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
at close of business, November IS, 1920
RESOCRCE9 *
Lonns and Discounts.$40,005,857.83
Overdrafts . None
Itanklm; House . 1,038.959.?6
V. S. Bonds nnd Certifi?
cates of Indebtedness... 7,61)1 ,Rnj*.R7
Bonds, Securities, etc. 2,848.'M>1.45
Due from Banks (Net)_ 129.304.84
1)iii> from Federal Reserve
Rank of New York. 7,578,735.27
Cash, Fxchanpes anil Pue
from I" S. Treasurer .. 17,384,190.81
Customer*' Liability Ac
loiiiit of A?" -cptances
Executed by This Rank. 1,308,067.18
Customers' Liability I nder
Letters of Credit. 865,613.38
LIABILITIES
Capital .$1,000.000.00
<urplns and Profits (Earned) 4,r>X8,H88.81
??perlai Reserve . 475,000.00
tnearned Discount.... 103,710.00
Circulation . 60,743.00
Reserved for Taxes_..., 832,429.87
Acceptances Executed for
Customer* . 1,863,067.18
Letters of Credit. 665,613.88
U. 8. Bonds Rorrowed. 800,000.00
Bills Payable -with Fed?
eral Reserve Bank. 8,500.000.00
Deposits .65,016.601.98
Total.f79,507.134.84 ! Tot?.1.
OFFICERS
H. O. Hbtth, President
\V. K. Cleverly, VIre-President
lt. L. OUI, Vice-Pr?sident
L. N. DeVausney, ^ Ice-?'resident
C. 11. Marfteld, Cashier
(l. M. Jeffords, Assistant Cashier
?79.507,154.84
0. C. Fisher, Assistant Cashier
?T. I>. Smith, Assistant Cashier
M. I. Hudson, Assistant Cashier
J. E. Orr. Assistant Cashier
VT. A. B. Ditto, Assistant Cashier
E. V. Nelson, Trust Officer
8, O. Barn*
Robert ,7. Caldwell
\V. K. Cleverly
Edward 3. Cornish
DIRECTORS
Henry C. Foljre?
1? L.GUI
Edw. IL R. Oreen
Peter McDonnell
William K. Pain?
Joseph Seep
C. C. Thompson
Henry Wlilton
Stone & Webster
147 Milk Street
BOSTON
INCORPORATED
120 Broadway
NEW YORK
33 So. Daarhora St.
CHICAGO
EXAMINATIONS AND STUDIES
of Industrial and Public Service Properties
REPORTS
an Valuation and Operating Efficiency
Allis Chalmers
General Electric
American Woolen
Mexican Petroleqfi
Situations in the above
securities featured in
current issues of our
"Financial Forecast."
.\*k for Copy No. 66
Sent u-it'iout obligation.
H-S-Wo'LVE?Co.
ESTABLISHED 190S
Mimtwrj OmsoiiiLated Slock ExchaiuJ? o! If.'
41 Bt?OAD ST, NEW VOI4K
Phor.? 1 Broad. '.717>
] Scrbell {Brothers
public Utility Sentritwa
i 111 SruautuaH. ?'cui $arfe
Texas Power & Lt. Co.
7% Cum. Pfd. Stock
Utah Power & Lt. Co.
7*4 Cum. Pfd. Stock
Phone Hittor 9980-5, 9723-7. 6922-7!
Private Phonos to Philadelphia & Boston
Send for our List of
Safe 7?/c Securities
Glidden, Davidge & Co.
Uembers New York Stock Exchans?
20 Broad St., New York.
REPORT OF TUB CONDITION
of
M. JOSEPIISOITN, PRIVATE RANKER.
at the close of business on the 16th day
of Novembi r, 7 920.
RESOUP.CES
Stock anil bond invesiments, viz. :
Public securities . $34,690 62
Private securities . 84,617.so.
It-iil esti?t;> owned. 41,000.on
Mortgages'owned . JO,000.O?
Loans and discounts secured by
other collateral . 75.963.8S
Loans and discounts bills pur?
chased not secured bv col?
lateral . 92,884.98
Accounts receivable . 2.150,40
!>u? from customers for ex
change, money orders and
steamship tickets sold. 597.03
, Due from approved reserved de?
positaries . 29,983.92
Specie . 13.36
? lih-T currem y authorized by thv
laws of the United States 13,162.00
Foreign currency and exchange. 14 or: ?r
Cash Items . 422.25
i >t her assets, viz:
Furn 11 ur e and (1 x -
ture.s . $5,96; 16
A ? o r u ed Interest
entered on books
at cl ?se or1 busl
ness Dn a bove
dato'. 97.3
-6, OH 1.21
? Total .J3S5.094.-j
LIABILITIES
I! Permanent capital. $15,000.00
I Surplus . 32,876.84
Deposit?:
D'-mand deposits
wi t h ?1 ra w ab! e
only on pr?s? n - /
talion of pass.
books .$294,687 7
Funds held await ?
lng transmissi? n
id 1.352.1"
Funds awaiting re?
fund . 1.4S7.01
Ext?nd total deposits. :n7 40
Pills payable, In? lud -
i n if ,:i ?' '''' '''"' '?
for mi ney bor?
rowed ri present !
bv II"! - ""'
cates 7 deposit or
otherwise .
M rtgagi-s on r? i
e nata ' -; : i.Oi
- 39 1
Total.13s 5. OS 4.8 5
Mark A. Vobl? Theodor? C. Corwf?
feGBLE & CORWIN
tt> Brt?4 ?<? K?w *?**>
Nat'l Surety Amer. Chicle Pf.
Home InsuranceAtlas Port. Cement
r, ?. olioiie 11 11 ilroad
Subscriptions Close November 30
G?A*A\rrr OmrAWY or Nhw Yo*<
?cttng as Subscription AobmY
for the Frenth Government)
mill receive subieriptivnt f*t
Republic of France
6% National Loan of 1920
i'ayable in Francs, free of all French taxes
A enrodar giving; detailed irtfarmaHcn wiO be sent m reqmat
Subscriptions entered in the United State* will be psymbt?
in full, in dollar?, ?t the time of subscription.
Each day the price in dollars will be based opon the pre?
vailing rate of exchange of the previous daj, as fixed by tb?
French Finance Commission.
Price for November 26
$60.50 per 1,000 Franc Bond
In order to simplify the collection of all payments, arrangements hare heem
ma-ie whereby Bond? may be held in custody at the Paris Office of tb?
Guaranty Trust Company of New York, and the amounts collected remitted
by check to the holder, in francs or in dollars at the current race of exchange?
or deposited to the account he may have with the Paris O&ce. As aiumal fat
of 30 centime? per 1,000 francs par value will be charg**?! for the custody of
the Bonds, and a collection fee of H of i%of the amount 0/ in?tenmt eothnrted.
Subscriptions rtctsv^d by
Guaranty Company of New York
140 Broadway
P?ith Ave. & 44TH St. Madison Aye.& 6oth St? a68 Ghabtd St.
JfLfiL)JD3?&J3?\\& W ^ Ml **** ? Ui. MisllBZIL 'MMM ^MSUSSLUS3LU
The Chemical,National Bank
OPXEWYORK
Kan-biabe**' itl4
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION
At the close of tmsintss Novembtr 15, 1920
ASSETS
Loans and Discounts
U, S. Bonds and Certificates o? Indebtedness
Oth?r Bonds and ^trw-lr?
Banking H?i?_
Letters of Credit and Arr-ymnfM
Cash, Exchanges, due from Banks and U. S. Treasurer.
Intetest Earned_,_____?_-________?____________.
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock
Surplus -
Undivided
Unearned
Reserved for Interest, Taxes, etc
Circulation Outstanding
Profits.
Interest.
$4.569 00940
13.500,080 46
144021048
Letters of Credit and Acceptances.
Deposit?, vix:?
Individuals. Firms and Corporations_
Banks. Bankers and Trust Companies.
U. S. Government??_
Bills Payable with the Fedejral Reserve Bank
Si 03,74749842
21.976,15044
I. US .?M.00
Bills Payable and Rediscounts with the Federa! Reserve Bank.
(Secured by Govermuent Bonds)
Bonds Rnrwww) _
$110,728405.71
7,027.105.71
4.288,112.16
M0.000 00
17288.93347
38,238.104.57
22 ?'464.08
$185477424:98
184402504?
88143448
1,190,08333
360.81740
17.79442141
126.5 73449 M
1045040040
6488.75833
1400,000.00
$18547742541
officers
HERBERT K. TWITCH ELL, Chainr-an
PERCY H JOHNSTON, Pr-^m EDWIN s. SCHENCK-, ftat W, FtaU?
rl^^H^T'V.J^Jr'1 fS^ *?*"""? ?"??? ?A-m ?raw. ,a. a~ 0-*.
?BA?iClS HALPIN. Ylo? Vrm'X
ISAAC B HOPI-K&. Vlo^-Pra't
iTXJITORD P HUNT. VI.e-lTw't
.'E.-iMK M SMITH. Vlee-PrM'|
W)WAHD U. SMITH. Vlca-Pro*;
M?WIN UlUBS. Truit Off!.-?r
DTUtDERIC W STKVSN8
W. KMLETf BOOSHVKXT
ROBKKT WALTON ?OELSI
OABWIN P. aiNQSLIT
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JAMES L. PARR?N Amt?. Cublar BOKKKT D SCOTT Aim. Cu.J?
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LEGAL NOTICES
? SUPREME COI i: I SEW ?'ORK ?'
Hl'Gll DOUGH ERTY, Plaintiff,
PEDRO DEL YlLI.Al?. JUAN '.'!.'
ETTORE FERRATA, I?
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? answer the coniplainl in >.
to serve a u answer i n the
plaintiff's atl i ney
nftev ! he servii ?? of i his su
elusive of the day of service; and
: of your failure t?) appear ir answer Juils'
?iitnt will be taken against you by de
? fault for th-i relief demanded In tl
j plaint.
Dated N*>w York. October 20th, 1?I0.
J. SIDNEY BERNSTEIN, Attorney tor
Plain! iff. Office and P. O.
Broa Iway, Borough of Manhattan, City
o f N e ?v 1
To the ? int JUAN VENEG
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up? :i you by publication, pursuant to ?- *.
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and filed with the complaint In th
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of Man lattan, City, County and .
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS
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