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$100,000
Pennsylvania
4%% Coupon Bonds
Due December I, 1951-36
7 ax Exempt in Pennsylvania
Exempt from all Federal Income I axes
Price to Yield 4.10%
Rfmick, Hodges & Co.
Member? New York Stork Fxrlt.tnf?
14 Wnil St. New York
CnrrMponrients R. _. Day Co.. UosWm
Flatbush Water
6s, 1931
Hudson Navigation
6s. 1938
Nassau County Water
5s, 1923
Ward Baking
6s, 1937
TOBEYaKTRVC
j. Member? AV_ Yor\ S'.oclf Exchange
?; 25 Broad St. 208 So. La Salle S?.
New York Chicafo
Burlington,
Cedar Rapids &
Northern Ry.
Consolidated 1st 5s
Due April 1. 1934
Price to yield 5.45%
I
Prinre & IStntelg
Established 187S
[! Members _'en> Yo*k Sloclr Exchange
52 Broadway Tel. Broad 6323
!??_?
Canadian Pacific
i j t
Railway Company
4% Coupon Consolidated
Debenture Stock
The Premier security
of thi? great Company,
which operates the
largest transportation
? j system in the world.
Price yielding about
5.13%
<Xr_?lor upon requeit
\ The National City Company
.' Main Ofll_ National City Bank Building
I Vp;?wa OB_ t:_l _ a Ma?_n At?
k
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Oar December New? Letter
contain? ?_ article of interest
concerning du* company.
Copt
e? on rtque*:
MlLLETT, Roe & hacen
Mteitwr? Nur York M upk r_?ta_J"_
62 WILLIAM STREET
NEW YORK
1\ tv? York Trust Co,
Ci a^e Nati? naS L?_irk
?VcCLUKE JONES _?_CC
_??nb#r? hew York Stock Kxchano*
ill Brou.wuy. _<??_!? 3321 IS??rtor
investment \
information
Qufttiops of general interest f? in?
ventors will he answered m this col?
umn, in which cafe only tmtuil? will
be usrd. Other? will be answered by
mail. Address all inquiries, in<\os
inp n stamped, addressed envelope to
Financial Editor. The Tribune, 154
Nassau Street, Sew York City.
Yielding Over 7 Ver Ont
Quest!' n Please gi'e mc your advice on
th? following Investments I have .lust
sold iny faim ?nil h?v< I 0 000 to Invest
.ni.! must get 7 to 7 '? i mi- .-mi out Of the
m nej to live on. How are the.se for me:
? .'?-i Bush IVrmlnal '. ulldlng preferred t.
i>< i cent; ?6.OO0 Standard ???? and Electric
b ii-i. s per cen? , $3.000 American Tole
i-ii i. and relegraph common. ;) per cent.
s i Union Pacific common 10 per cent.
$5.090 Phi ulelphl? Company oommon, n
-,'er cent J.- 000 Goodyoar l'ire and Rubber
Companj 8 per cent ?? H. A B.
Answer?If you must have 7Vfc per
cent the list of investments that you
< have picked out is good. We would ad?
vise you, however, to try to get along
with a less yield than thir. and to
diversify your investment by ndding to
your list Diamond Match 7V?s, due
1936, recently selling at a price to yield
about 7 per cent; Union Tank Car
equipment trust 7s, due 10,",0. recently
selling .'it a price to yield about G'-i ?
rcer etnt: Rio Grande Western first 4s,
due 1989, recently selling at a price to :
yield about 0'- per cent, and Norfolk ,
Southern first 5s, due 1911, recently ;
selling at a price to yield 7% per cent, j
We Do Not Give Tips
Question?3 an .- dally reader of The
Tribune and quite Interested In your flnan
:.. colu ? is Will you kindly let me know !
what the prospects are for l'en- Marquette
Railroad, which Is selling around* 21^47
Also Cerro de Pasco Copper, selling at ?:B? j
i>n Saturday I ha I :i tif to buy one or
both of these - .. I : ..n Immi Hute ad
vance. Ary Infoi atlon you may give mt
will i>e greatly appreciated by me.?H. R.
Answer?We do not give tips or ad?
vise on speculation, and that is what,
apparently, you are looking for. Pero !
Marquette, is showing a larga increasa i
in earning, and it was recently esti?
mated that it would earn nearly 40 per
cent on th? preferred stock for this
year.
A Speculative Rlak
Question?Again I would Ilk? to have
your valued advice. I have six Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul 111? bonds, 4 vis,
19X2, Do you advise keeping them to j
maturity or should 1 t>eli them and invest
in something saier" I tlo not want to
speculate or take very much chance of i
losing by keeping these bonds. Will you !
kindly tell me also what you think of the i
t .j:u ectlcut Light ami Power gold bonds
nd S per cent stock? Are tfiey a good
investment'.?C. W. S.
Answer -If you do not want to run
tiny speculative risk we would advise
you to sell your Chicago, Milwaukee & ;
St. Paul 4Vi per cent bonds and buy in- |
-tend New York Telephone 6 per cent
londs due 1941. We think that Con-1
necticut Light and Power Company 7 '
per cent bond?, due 1951, are a good j
investment, but that the 8 per cent
. tock is somewhat speculative.
Steel and Tube 7a
Questloi Will you kindly give me rour
; Qii ? as to the standing of Steel sad
. panj ol America general ??. due
. hen .< ?? i li it.; '--. est da.t< -m, if vou '
> nsider I ~ good Investment and \f th'.s
is a. first mortgage bond ? Also please.
advise me if you <;?: ? lend ?s a safe !
Investment N?w York Telephone 4s, 1941 ; :
if secured by a mortgage and it the bonds
are reu':y for delivery; a'.eo the interest !
? ates, if a coupon bond? Also klndlj j
late If the brokers advertising in The
Tribune you consider safe to deal with In \
The buying and sel ii nir *.: securities. 1'lesse j
give me your opinion as to the safety of I
;i" ntral Steel firbt sinking fund bonds, lie, |
I T.'ii. and what is it, and If a mortgage :
...upon bond, and wh'in are the Interest
daten mil if a r.ubsldlary of the Unlta? i
States t?teel Corporation? ? D. B. C.
Answer?Steel and Tube Company of
America, Series C, 7 per cent bonds, i
due 1951, are secured by a general
mortgage on the entire property of the
company, junior to $9,679,000 prior
'?ens. Interest is payable January and
?luly. We consider the bonds a good
investment, but not in the seme g:ade!
with the best of railroad tirst mort-i
gage bond? or such bonds as the United
?States Steel sinking fund 5s among
i e, industrials. Your New York Tele- j
?phone 6 per cent bonds, due 1941. are:
| a high grado investment, In our opin?
ion. They are secured by a mortgage
covering all the real estate and tele?
phone plants of the company in New
York, subject to S'.iO,543,000 prior liens.
The amount outstanding of these 6 per
cent bonds is $50,000.000. The teie
; phone business is a particularly stable
; one and the Bell Telephone companies
particularly well managed, in our opin
: ion. The Tribune advertising de?
partment accepts advertising only from
bankers and brokers which it considers
I reliable. Central Steel 8s are a good
i Investment, in our opinion, not, how- ;
1 ever, in the class of such high grade
; bond? at New STork Telephone 0?. The
j bonds are secured by a first mortgage '?
: and come in both coupon and regis
; tered form. The company is not. a sub-:
sidiary of the United States Steel
On a Geographical Basis
Question?1 desire to distribute my tn
. ids among government securities on
geographical basis. My reasons for
adopting tii!? method uro as follows: il)
The safety of : be a\ -rage government se-!
curlty Is i-qusl to the safety of an Indus- I
trial; (2) government securities are mar?
ketable; (3) the average yield is iilghei
I realize the risk lui. ? ? ced In foreign se- '
curlties. Their saf tj d fends upon the ?
stability of their government. At present;
I possess iIit- folie winy: Liberties, govern
? nient certificates, state gov. rnment bonds, i
; Ity i'.'. S.) bonds. South American,
I Trench, ("anadian. Uslnj? the method of
? distribution suggested In the first para- I
1 :iaph, will you be kind enough to outline ?
| in your column a list of bonds for a '
>:.,000 Investment??Jj. H,
Answer?Your idea is original and,
to our mind, hot without merit, and
we aro g!ad to suggest five $1,000 bonds
on the basis you name. We suggest
State of Queensland 7s, 1941; Kingdom
o.' Belgium .s, : . ; United .
Brazil 8s, 1941; Republic of Cuba 5s,
1931, and Dominion of Canada 5s, 1931.
As you say you realize the risk in?
volved in foreign securities, we suggest
that .-?part from this, the investment
we have submitted contains sonn- at?
tractive features. Por example, Bel?
gian TVjS are callable by lot at 115,
$2,000,000 par value being drawn an?
nually for redemption. The Cuban
government 6s, 1931, are also callable
by lot, at par, $500,000 being so drawn
(annually. As there are omy $?,0d?,000
Ol' til is::-, i l '. : i hail
of having vour bend so drawn are
relatively high.
Not Investment?
Question?Would you please alve me a
little advice? i heve an opportunity to
buy some p.- Georgia i-'ruit Company stock
and al?o Dayton Sewing Machine and
Bicycle stock, being sold by H. W. Dublske
? ompany. Would you consider these stocks
1 a good InvestmentT?F, T. M.
Answer We do not cons der that
any of these stocks arc entitled to an
investment rating. We apply the term
investment tmlj to te stock of such
corporations as have demonstrated
ovei .i Ion;: period of years that their
earning power is Wd\ secured in ^joi
times and bad. Even such stocka as
fall within t; is cia-;? are not the
proper sort of investment, as a gen
ai rule for !>f pie with a 1 ttb
oney, and them we recommend
well-secured bonds.
tour full columns of in*
?estment questions and an- ?.
ers are published in The V
Tribune every Sunday j
Investment
Securities
Our Investment Department will
give impartial advice us to how
your investment needs can beat
be met
We execute orders for the pur
ItHse and sale of all securities
listed on the New York Stock
lixchaneo, of which we arc mem?
bers.
; Adaptability in the selection of
i Investments is most important.
j Let us study your investment
| needs.
Knauth.N_chod & Kuhne
Equitable Building
New York
We specialize in
Public Utility
Stocks
August?, Aiken Ry. _ El. Com _ Pf.
Central States Elec. Com _ Prd.
Commonwealth Ry. Lt. _ Pr. C. _ Pf.
Empire Gat _ Fuel pfd.
Federal Lt _ Trac Coa. _ Pf_
General Gai _ Elec. Com _ P_L
Miuiiiippi River Pr. Cam. & Pfd.
Nertkern Ontario Pr._l_.C_ Pfd.
Nortkera State* Pawer Warrants
Tri-City Railway _ L.<-kt Pfd.
Weiten State* Gas & D. Com _ Pfd.
PYNCHON & CO.
Uembere Hexe York Stock Exchange
111 Broadway New York
Telephone Redor 970
LONDON I.IV ERPOOI? PARIS
PRIVATE WIRES
to principal cili?s of United
States and Canadm
STOCKS BONDS
COTTON GRAIN
Unlisted Securities
Foreign Exchange
Foreign Government,
Municipal and
Industrial Securities
Private Wires to
Principal Cities
Josephthal & Ca
Humbert ?Yew Torfe Stock Exchanye
120 Broadway, New York
Cable Address Telephon?
JOH_ITAI__? KKCTOK 8_?0
J.K.Hice,Jr.&to. Will Sell
?O Int. Citar Machine
100 l.eliigh Valley Coal Sale?
UK" Met nil Corp. common
.M) iler.U & Co. pfd
r>0 National Fuel (ins
50 N. V. .Mutual Gai Light
100 N. Y. State Bye. com _ pfd
,">() 1'ueKle ( toast 2nd pld
200 Penn. Coal _ Coke
SO Fhelps Podge Cory.
200 I'yrene Mfg
100 lt. ?I. Keynolda com "A"
10 H?>Mi.l Ca__lin_ Oil ??y*.
500 Kinger ?fg., I4_
20 Solar ?terming
to? Virginian __llwa_
i ?? Hin Va. i'uip .v Paper
5? Wettchast-r Inanrano?
J.K.kice.jr.&Co.
Phones 40?0 to 401? John. .76 Wall St., N.T.
100 Shares Siock or Less
$1,000 Bonds or Smailer
Margin Accounts Invited
Investments on
Partial Payment Plan
John Muir 3 (ja,
__m__ A'*?? Y?ri ?foc* _*c_ _W
61 Broadway New Ye*.
?*.
S'w'? Penn Pipe Line
CumfcciTd Pipe Line
Bought, Sold and Quoted
? C. C. Kerr Jfc Co.
2 Rector St., N. Y. Pitonc 6780 Rector
/?7j^_r;, *,___ __:_v_;_ .?7ti/<-^^7zvx^ '
Province of (. tehee r,*, March, 19*4."?
Province of Ontario 0?, April, 1025
Ohy of Toronto .">k, .lune, 1924
City of Calgary Cs, December, 1S5I
FK.DEtllC H.HATCK fi CO.
74 Bway NY52_____!?___I3?_.B_ Or<-_o
?.'_.r C_H_CT__9 o vl .?.?-v
eOJTON-CHICA&O-PHlLA-MONTRE*. P .TSau*_H
I Merrill, Investment
Lynch Suggestions
& LO. ?fa? *-*?.
I 120 Broadway. N. Y.
j Members Ncu< York Stock Exchar.ee I
Bonds for Investment
Harris, Forbes & Go
riiM Street, Corner William
NEW YORK
Michael Friedsam
President of B. Altman ?Sa. Co.
says:
"Concentrate on finding, jour fotfl?
then concentrate on reaching it."
U. S. Grant do^Hcdly hammering out victory alone his
predetermined line of attack?James J. Hill rallying every
resource to put through his "road of steel" from Mississippi
to Pacific?these were men who set their goal and attained
it by intense, unceasing concentration
Today hack o(our great commercial successes stand men
ofthat saine stump?sturdy-minded men who say, "This
thing I will do," and then drive steadfastly on to achieve?
ment.
Sixty-six years ago, the Importers and Traders National
Bank concentrated on its goal?to achieve honor as a
progressive commercial bank. Naturally enough it Is in?
terested in cooperating with men and businesses who
have set their goal?who are steadfastly marching toward
accomplishment.
THE
IMPORTERS &. TRADERS
NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW YORK
Capital, $1,500,0001 Surplus, $7,000,4*00
Undivided Profits, $1,500,000
Totml Rtsomrcet, ?44,000,00$
_______________?__??
OMrv. _.. faaf
FORD AND FERTILIZER
How much of a Santa Claus doc?
Uncle Sam want to be?
Will the Muscle Shoals proposition
cost the people of the United States
TWO HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS
or
EIGHT HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS
BARRON'S
The National Financial Weekly
At Principal News-Stands
Editorial Office: 44 Broad Street, New Yot_
Chic. go and Indiana Coal Railway Company
First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Bonds,
To Holder? of I ndrpotltcd Bondtt
Tho undersltfneJ committee will accept NOT LATTER THAW ?____._.__
.".0, 1_!1. ?ddlt'.on-W rM'-afco and Indiana Coal Railway Flrwt Motiva?? Viro Tot
Cent. Bonda (or deposit under the Bondholder? Pruteetlr? Agreement of July
20, 1(114, and participation In the iv.ir&nUation of the Chicago _ Kaatern Illinois
Railroad Company. Coplea of the Plan of ?uch reorganisation, dated March
81, 1921, and a ?Fitem?nt of the term? of the participation of thla Committee
therein are on file with tho Depo?ltary of the Committee.
Bond? ?hould 1><> presented to Central Union Tru?t Company of tlerw York,
Depositary of thin Committee, at lt? offPe. 80 Broadway, New York, N. T.,
NOT LATER THAN TILE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 3?, t_!l.
Dated. New York. December IT, l?:i.
BUL1JVAN _ CROMWKLU __(__.
4? Wall Street. New Y?r_, _. T.
CHARIJSS ?. 87. .LOB, Heoretary,
to Broadway, New York. N. T.
?AMES B. MABOH.
.. HIOH C .R__T0_*,
JACOB 8. 1 ARI.KS,
EBB-IN 8. HINT.
oboruk s. BTKvaawwar.
Comx__t?e.
C__TK_I. UNION TRUST COMB ANT, OF NEW TORK. HejKiaUary.
10 Broadwuy, Nsw York. N. T.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
NEW ISSUES
All denomination* and scrip.
liartshome & Battelle
Uetnbtis ?Vete TiorH Pteck Hvchanp*
25 Broad Street New Y?ris
TELEPHONE BKOAD 77??
i _,.? .?... i? .immmii^m.'m.-me -m fi?i ill ill
STANDARD
New Booklet <?j will be
"Independent g sent
Oil * npon
Companies" I request j
CARL H.PFORZHEIMER & CQ
Phone ?SSO-l-?-3-t Broad. IB Broad St.,N.T.
SAVINGS BANKS
147th SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
Union Square Savings Bank
No. 20 UNION SQLAIIE
A DIVIDEND has been declared for the
ill months ending Dec. 31, 1921. on all
deposits entitled thereto at the. rate of
FOUR PER CENT
per annum on lumi from S5 to S?,050, pay?
able on and after Jan. 18th. Deposit?
ii ad re J i.\. 13'IJU will draw
interest from Jan. 1st.
WILLIAM ii. ROCKWOOD President,
r:. Ki.!?; i:.I( ' C, MILLS, Treasurer,
H IIOCKWOOD BRINCKERHOFF, Sec'v
Il li OARnxEH Cashier.
Open 10 to S ; Mon. 10 to 1 ; Sat. 1? to 12
ACCOUNTS OP SOCIETIES ACCEPTED.
new ycr;? mum bank
N. W. Comer 1 Itli Strut and Rth Avenu?
I> vldend Jan 1st 1 ?2, at '.he rate of
I FOUR PER CENT.
per unnum on .*. n -.i from Si to $5,0u0
rn!l'.;e.l tlieretu under the By laws
DEPOSITS MAKI, os o.'; BEFORE JAN
? Hill WILL DRAW INTEREST FBOu ,
).\N 1ST.
Liberty Bonds accepted f rotn depositors for
*afe keep.vif without charge.
WILLIAM FELS S 1ER, '.'resident
WALTER it BRINCKERHOFF, Sec'y
CLARENCE I. BLAKEI.OCK, Treasurer.
Open Mon lays from i I A M to 7 P M.
Other .i-iys from i'- ?, M. to ?. P. M,
Saturdays from 10 A M to 12 M '
Ilul'.dav? .-? .?? ted
SAVINGS BANKS
282nd Conaeeutive Divides*
The Bank of ?Sew York
NalismeU Banking A*emeis*li*m
A ?rwarterty ?ttrldesMi ei
FIVE Per Cestf (S?|
*n? aa extra divide??] m(
THREE Per Ceat (S%)
have been declared by the Botrtl ?f
Directors, payable on and after Jan?
uary j, 1922, to stockholder? of rec?
ord of December 21, 192L
> 9K EI/K C MXTZ, Jfc? CaaMs*.
December U, ISO!.
Seamen's Bank lor Savings
THS TRUSTEE? HAVE O?D1BRSD
1 THAT AN INTEREST DrVTD?ND
be paid to depositors entitled thereto
for the six months enclin? Oso. list,
1921.
On accounts not exceedlnf fir? thou?
sand dollars at the raU of FOUR P3R
CENT, per annum.
Buyable on and after Monday, Jan.
16th. 1022.
DANIEL BARNES!, President.
WILLISTON II. BENEDICT, Secretary.
New lork, Dec. Sth, 1911.
?NOTICE?
Deposits to draw Interest from Jan.
1st or Apr. 1st or July 1st or Oct. 1st
must be made on or before the last day
nf the previous month.
Union Dime Savings Bank
40th St. and 6th At?.
An Interest Dividend (lSJt* o?n
secutlve) has been declared at the
"four per cent
per annum., credited January let,
IK 2 2, and payable on and after
Thursday, January 19th. 18.1s. ?a
all sums entitled thereto under Om
by-laws from SS to 13,9*0.
Money deposited on or ??fer*
January 10th, 1922, draws Interest
from January 1st, 1922.
ALEX. V. W. KINNAN. Frewidemt.
EDMUND P. LIVINGSTON, Treasurer
FRANK V. HAZARD, Secretary.
Dollar Savings Bank
OF THE CITY OF I?EW YORK
Third Avenue and I47tti at.
Interest credited Jas. 1st, at the rat? ot
Four Per Cent.
perannum, on accounts from $4 t?
So,000. Deposits made on orbefor?
Jan. I ?tli draw interest from Jan. lit.
BRIAN G. HUGHES, Presldemt.
WILLIAM M. KERN, Controller
HOW ELL T. MANSON, Treaanr?
HARRY F. REGAL, Secretary
"harlem savings bank
126TI1 ST. AND LEXINOTON AVS.
The trustees have declared a semi-annual
dividend at the late of
4% PER ANNUM
en all deposits entitled thereto, according tn
the by-laws, from J5 up to J6,0*#, payable
.Tu and aft. r Monday, Jan. 18th, 1122. Mon
- ? del 'sited on or before Jan. 10th, 1S22.
will draw Interest fr m Jan. 1st, 1922.
WILLIAM E. TROTTER. President.
rilOMAa B, EBiiRT, Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Garneld National Bank
5TH AVE. AND 28BD 8T.
New York., D?c ti, 1111.
The Board of Directors har? this day
declared a quarterly dividend of %%, and
an ex-; i dividend of 3*. upon the capital
stock of this bank, payable free of City
and Htate tax, on and after December 31,
1921. to stockholders of record at th? clos?
of business December 27, 1921.
A. W. SNOW, Casal?.
For Your
Daughter's Future
A ? mis season, your p?mf for. yew chfldrai-**
future have a new significance, It it espe
cially fitting that you should plan ?for the
happiness of your daughter, whose welfare
k so largely in your hand?. What steps cas
you take to safeguard her future, assure hef
education, and provide for her protection?
These are some suggestion?
Aschooi and eoiSay* fam?s)
To assure that your daughter wfll o*
complete her educae?sn, regandk? of whet easy
happen to you, you can establish a trust fin? as>
he devoted to that object?
An income and o?owaneo f_w__
Through a trust fund, you can astoreyov ?tBf_
ter of an income for a period of years, er far
her life, that will always he a protection against
financial want.
insurance in trttsit
Many men plan that life insurance shall replace
their earning power after they are gone. By
making your insurance payable to this Company
as your trustee, and by making a trust arrangement,
you can direct that all or a portion of the insurance
be invested and managed for the benefit of your
daughter. This can be done with policies now
in force or taken out later.
By means of trust funds you ces carry out
many plans for family protection and pro*
vision. We shall be pleased to send you book?
lets on the subject of trusts and to explain
how we can serve you.
Guaranty Trust Company
of New York
ts___ 0___HI
14? Strmmetrwy
F!. J? A __ t__ 44* . S_
M?M__a A ?WVS 0*_HM
M__m_ At?, *_. 6oc_St.
C___n? ?r*_rr <_*_??
**S <#.??? ae_Mt
__?_______?'
Potter & Company
______*__f New Tmri Strndk Esstkemep
?UVE NASSAU STRBSr
Hew Yen
1 HE jmn of P?tttbr Brothers 6PCc______fr haotng
been dissolved, the undersigned have this day formed*
partnership under the name of Pu?ibjl ?? Qo_trawt
/or the tr_-n?actton of d general bond investment and
commission busmess?
____._i_L._Tlt. fforiiut
a. w. ruLLBL Rmm
RARC_-D PTTX C___AU>
SAAPTOM B. PTMI
P. LTKDON OOfX?
We beg to ?rmoimce thtft:
Mr. Bbrkard B. Baix___t
f__s th_? day become associated with our firm.
Mr. Adrian P. Drioos
has this day become manager for our farm*
with full Power of Attorney.
Dicember 04,193s
Potter & Company
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Annual Meeting of Stockholders of the
Normao Corporation for the election of di?
rector? and the transaction of any other
business that may properly corn? before
the meeting will be held at the office of
the Corporation, ?0 Church ?t., New York I
City,, ?a TUE8DA*. January 10. |
V. \, CONKLIN, Secretary. I
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK?
HOLDERS OP THE HAMILTON
PIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
will be held at tts office. 63 John Street, '
m Monday January 9th, l'sZ2. at 3 p. m.,
for t - election of Directors anil tile tran?
saction of such other buslues? us may come
before the meeting.
ARTHUR LENSSEN. JR..
Secretary.
INDCSTBIAJL BAKE OF NEW TOE*
The annual meeting of ?tockJtoiasr* m
th? Industrial Bank of N?w Y?rk. for th*
election of directors and th? tmBsskCU*?
of ?ttch other business a? shall ???? &?*?*?
the meeting, will be held at tt? offlesa
323 Fourth Axronue. New T*rk City. M
Tuesday. January X?, 1??S. at U ?!?*?**
?. m. *. a, c^eam

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