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Ml X7 Information for Investors 29 STATE BANKS OPENED IN 1927 CRUDE OIL CUT 20 CENTS A BARREL HAMILTON BANK MERGER APPROVED Coaalact.1 P. M. Baa. FCNNSY SALES INCREASE 31.35 P.C. FOR YEAR sales of the C.

Ptr.nfy for the year of ert to a report given out today Tha an increase of Xi 5a7 SI over ros utes tor 1928 fivirg an increase of 11 S5 percent tor tne months Sa.ri lor De-rrinuer. 1827. were t21.7to 277 ct as compared with sales of tii.9&6.4'.694 for tnr same period in 18i8. the gain being 8C9.860 li. or J6 14 percent for the period General Tank; rarity Bakeries.

WU you kindly tell me sotnrUuns bout General American Tank Car Corporation said aio Purity Btkeiica Corporation? W. A. Tht General American Tank Car Corporation is tlx manufacturer ot tank cars in Uia varld. It also owns 30.000 tank ran hicb It ieaes or long periods to various The Mgnca Petroum a standard Oil subsidiary. 1-aa rut GlavACork County ani Howard crude oil 30 cents, making tie it price 60 cents a barrel.

Ia tne Cna held. Hoarard County, all rrs-ies ate posted at SO cents a barrel ai.d in Uie Iatan distrut 1 rents a barrel Crude in these district previously purchased bv the Mag: "ilia Company on a Kraiv bis a base price of $1 10 a bartel tor crirtr Stockholders of Intrsiat Trust Company and Hamilton National Bank have approved the proposal for the consolidation to go tnta enact immediately. The conaoUdaiad atata- -ment of the Interstate Trust Company, which will include tha Hamilton National Bank resources, is expected to alio total resource, of over to0.000.000, segregate deposit? of approximately t40.000.000 and cap-' ttal surplus and undivided profits of over S7.000.000. The consolidation will rive the Interstate Trust eight offices. The Interstate Trust will offer In ex-change S'a shares of its stock for each six.

shares of Hamilton national Bank stock. Ktw Manhattan Tit'a Csrrpany Cpona Tcmorro Tt MiTiS.e Guarantee) and Corr.pu.y of Nt-w York and t. Sf Yurk Srcuri'y Curpciaujn. an affiliated cuiapaiiy. iU open jr bufii.fss tomorrow in their J.ew bu.ldir-g, at broad ay and Park Mj.hi.an CI a-'ea B.

La. a tru-'tee of the East tHx Yoik Savings Bank, i oth companies. Other ctfi-ters ol u.e title company ate: Louis Margoi.s president of the Dewey S'ate Bank of Frooliljn. ar.d John vire president: Albert L. Carr.

treasurer, and Harold Kovi.er. secretary. O'lie- officers ct the arcurry mpanv ft re Nathan Fudow -kv nd Allrcd V. Nurek. prcsidrrU' Henry Sals-bp tieasurcr, and E.ia I'lea, secretary directors of both cnxpaniej include Harry Berser.

Jolin Cur.m. Irvm A Ldelman, Morns G.ntzler. Saul Greenmsn. Louis J. Gnbetz.

Jacob L. hoitzmann. Laurence S. iard. Samuel KaU.

Char'es K'jibv. Louis Kovner Jacob Krlwl. Samuel Lewis. Harry Licht. A George Luta, Mitchell iiay Jr.

Wrnheld S. I. Jeror-e Riker. Nathai Hadowaky. David bhspiro.

Harrv Silverman. Arthur W. S'ebbins and S. S. Turner.

Iawrir ie4iaia tatvUsweat ia starts and smds sswaM eat 4o latinitti fee latnlars, BrooUja Pally Eagle, Mi Walk-ioftaa at, Braeklya. All iaeairtr ssaa he algae) with the a line aa4 aadrraa af the writer. Nasaaa IU a4 n) ak-liUie. All (jaMtleat will aU ia strict caaRdeaea, aad aaaies ill aet be aUvalgetl la any aae. The tagla aaaaal aaderUkt to giva advice aa aascalatioa ar la-teaded spec wis tire parckaM al se-earitles.

Stamped eaeeleaei abaald company rasjaeats (ar rr alias ky aulL Ni chary el any kind ts ea-tailed la this aanlcc. Bankers to Help St. Paul Stockholders Kuhn. Lorb 6i Ci and the National Company, reorganization inai.ifert of tne St. Paul, in announcing plans lor payment oi aswsaairi.u by a -or ho.

dm, stale that tprcial arrang-enienu had been made to laciUtata paymrnu of assessments by amail stockholders who were temporarily without lunds lo make the payments. The statement loUovs: "The reorganization manager beheva that beraiue of tha market value of the new bonds and tliares and because of the active market in the new securities, all stockholders who ma desire to borrow funds to pay thtir assessments, should be abie to make the necessary arrangements at their own banlu or other financial institutions If, however, any small stockholders of lorn standing who purchased their stock as an investment should be unable to make such arrangements themselves, they may communicate wuh tha undersigned reorganizations managers, stating their names and addresses, the amount ot stock held, the date when such stock was purchased and the nature of the assistance desired. Tha reorganization managers will endeavor to assist any such stockholder! to finance their participation in the plan." below privity. II li for 28 to jut degrees, and 3 cents additional tnr each degree hirher up lo sbuie users. Since its formation In 1918 the company has operated at a profit In' every year except 1821 and 121.

hen railroads er juat (n.rrsini 1mm Federal control and generally was seriously deprcst d. Net lor the $13,205,005 in Mortgage! At a meeting of Uie executive committee of the Lawyer Mortgage Company they accepted mortgages aggre-rating tl3 205OC5. as fol-lowv 12 384,200: Bronx. 14 211.800: Brook 'Mi. S3.S89.100; leena 3 351 205.

ard Westchester, 818 500. tlj.ll i al II a tan el. 2-CENT GASOLINE CUT The Jenney Manufacturing a Standard Oil cf Sew York subsidiary, has reduced gasoline at filling stations In Greater Boston 2 lirst six months oi lt.T was sl.S'SfxiO, equal to 11 53 per share oil the U3 000 shares of no-par common alter pre-lerred dividends had been paid. In the full year ol 10Jt net equaled a share, compared with II 41 in Common dividends were recently increased from 13 to ft per share. Cah position improved in cash being close to 3 000,000.

compared with No Failures in Ytar. Superintendent' Report Show. Trtit)-ntn new Slats bank war aullioriard In New York during 1927, aocordinf la the annual rr port of Frank H. Warder, aupenntend-ent of banking, uhlrh will be suhmit-trd lo the legislator tonuhl, and author ere issued to two trust compAi.iet Irooi the inversion ot existing conditions. Due to the puiiry of rclming application in cax-s where invalidation disclosed no need of addmuiial banking i.itny ot tne authorizations were declined, Uie rt-port laid.

Combined rckourrra of all State banks, trust companies and private banks, on Not. IV 1927. the latest tall for which Injures wrre available, totaled 17.985 J1I31J. according to the report, repre-ming an increase nf or 10 19 percent ovr" dnle in Deposits an increase oi 9 97 percent. These nains compare with thore of 5.94 percent in resources and percent in' deposits for all national banks during the period of Jan.

1 to Oct. 10. 1W7. The report called attention to th fact that no bank or other institution under the department's supervision failed during the year, which marked the sixth consecutive yeai Without a failure. Several institutions, including the Kensington Bank of Brooklyn and the Broadway Central of Manhattan, suffered embarrassment during the yenr.

but were absorbed by other institutions without loss to cents a gallon to 15 cenu. The tank v.agon price and retail price outside of the metropolitan area are unchanged. The Atlantic Relinms Company made a similar reduction. $1 .892 000 at the end of 1. Puritv Bakeries Cortjorat ion reported net income for 187 of $3,107,000.

equal alter allowing lor particip.uniir provisions of the A stock to (8 1 a share on the Class slock. The I report compares with net Income of $2.433 000, or 5 84 a share, in Speculative Gossip in the Street and Elsewhere. They Say That: but there are outstanding tl.tll.300 bonds of subsidiaries, block consist of M.023 snares of percent cumulative preferred. 104.881 shares of -i par class A stock and 210 aU sliaies of Class no par. Class A has preier-ence over Class stock lo the extent of cumulative dividends ot 13 per share per annum.

It further shares with Class In any dividends paid on latter In excess of 60 cents quarterly up to an additional 13 annually, making the maximum amount Hint can be paid on the A stock The A stork Is reliable at t6S a share. Dividends of tl a share are being paid on the stock. N. Y. RESERVE BANK While assertive leadership on the Legal for the Investment of Trust Funds We have prepared list cf First Mortgage Real Estate Certificates on eomrleted income producing New York Gty properties, which in the opinion of counsel are legal for the investment of Trust Funds unJer the lai of New York State.

Yielding from 5.50 to 6.15 SEND FOn LIST BE-2 and S3 83 a share in 19JS. The company was lortned in 1924, operates in the Middle West and has recently developed into one of the most profitable producers in its field. It has expanded quite rapidly and now has 35 plants In 13 States. The company has no funded debt constructive side has been absent, buving on reactions has been in au.Tl-cie'nt volume to hold pivotal stocks at their resistance levels and. unless professional selling establishes these PROFITS $3,720,601 issues somewhat below the points ol mnnnFf maria lact Ift'V U' Will nmh- The report of the New York Fed ably find another recovery movement taking place shortly.

c. v. jaeger 01 eral Reserve Bank for 1B27 shows net income of $3,720,601 available for dividends and additions to surplus, against $3,749,748 for 192S. a decline in the flush output of deep wells now furnishing half of the field's production, accounts for the decline. Hornoiower weens.

a A canvass of prominent automobile CALIFORNIA OIL PRODUCTION OFF As regards the market a a whole, wc feel tl at this will continue to be a move ci specialties with probabilities for quick profits on individual signs of activity. We continue to recommend the use of protective stop orders and the taking of profits as soon as there are indications of any resistance in the upward move of any particular stock. Chlsholm tt Chapman. Keep your eye on the money market. If any advance occurs in rate-, it will be followed by a decline of prirri, and the severity of the decline will derwnd largely upon a continuance of dearer money.

P. B. Keech ii by Douglas Sheridan. I We especially recommend the pur- i chase of Delaware Lackawanna, New York Central and New York Air Brake. F.

A. Weismann of Wade I Bros. Co. I Dividends at the rate of 6 percent men at the Motor Show by this service on paid in capital amotintlnR to 337.354 were distributed to memoer banks and $1,393,246 was added to surplus. Gross earnings were 110,773,83.1 against $10,775,333 the year before.

reveals that at least two companies will do a good business this year well in excess of that for 1927. Those companies are the Graham Brothers, Paige Detroit and the Hupmobile. Wall Street Mirror. We feel that the market is going lower this month irrespective of whether it first rallies again or not Jacques Cohen of Barr, Cohen 4c Co. ROBJENT, MAYNARD CO.

1 1 1 Broadway Nw York Telephone Rictor 2361 According to law, any Income alter dividends and additions to surplus is paid to the Government us a fran Northern Pacific Mergor Opposed by St. Paul Washington, Jan. 1 Hearings on the proposed unification of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads were resumed before the Interstate Commerce Commission today. Representatives of the Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Railway testified In opposition to the merger plan.

C. S. ChristotTer, general superintendent of the St. Paul, testified regarding terminal situation at the head of the lakes and stated he was convinced that ecoonmies promised by proposed merger could be as readily etlected without corporate union of the orcat Northern and 'Northern I'aciiic. Seeking Place In U.

S. Raw Film Market German competition in the motion picture film manufacturing industry of the United States is foreshadowed by the reee.it purchase of a large block of the Consolidated Film Industries, by the Berliner Handelsgesell-schaft of Berlin. The American company develops motion picture negatives and prints the positives, and is one of the largest purchasers of raw motion picture film in the world. A substantial infrrest in it is owned by the Eastman Kodak chise tax, but no balance remained for 1927 or 1926. Los Angeles, Jan.

16 California crude oil production in the week ended Jan. 14 decreased 1,750 barrels daily from the preceding week, averaging 620,500 barrels daily in the period. Los Angeles Basin fields averaged 329.000 barrels dally from 2,711 wells. Longer intervals between completions in the deep zone at Lon? Beach and proportionate initial decline as completions increase in number are responsible for the decrease in the Signal Hill area, bringing Long Beach down 116,000 barrels, a decrease of 2,000 barrels. Some old ells in this area have been taken off of steady production to be deepened.

This, with CANADIAN LOADINGS UP Car loadings on Canadian railroads for the week ended Jan. 7, were Company, and It was said that the 51,873 against 49.307 in the previous week, and 57.390 for the corresponding week last year. Receipts from connections were 28.758 against 30 539 German interests are not attempting to fight the American film manufacturers, but merely seeking a share of the business here. in the previous week and 30,343 last year. Southern Laundries Merga Announcement is made that 10 of the 12 largest laundries in Atlanta have been consolidated into the Atlanta Laundries, with approximately 90 percent of the laundry business and 75 percent of the dry tleaning business of the city.

BROOKLYN STOCKS cjuotfd by Htnaon Hanaon, 2S Broadway. BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES. Dividend. Bid. Aakad.

215 Atlantic State 200 Bay Parkway National. 175 Bedford National 168 Brooltlvn Trust "i 13t0 IBS 173 1390 libO 235 310 mo 445 205 350 200 210 250 210 370 200 220 345 300 430 412 180 270 172 210 REORGANIZATION OF Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company Under the Plan and Agreement dated June 1, 1925, for the Reorganization of said Railway Company, as modified November 19, 1925 To holder of Certificate of Depoiit for bond and ttock and Receipt for claim iuued under laid Plan and Agreement: Pursuant to the authority of tlie Interstate Commerce Commission and of the courts in charge of the receivership, the properties ot" said Railway Company have been acquired by CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE. ST. PAUL AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, a Wisconsin corporation, organized to be the New Company under said Plan and Agreement Notice will be given by publication when the new securities are ready for delivery under said Flan and Agreement, which, it is expected, will be about the middle of February.

To holder of taid Certificate of Depoait for Stock: NOTICE OF CALL FOR PAYMENT BY STOCKHOLDERS The Plan and Agreement of Reorganization above mentioned having been heretofore declared operative, Notice is Hereby Given that holders of the above mentioned Certificates of Deposit for Stock are required to make tht payments stipulated by said Plan and Agreement, IN THE CASE OF CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT FOR PREFERRED STOCK: (a) to pay, on or before February 16, 1928, $28.05 per share of Preferred Stock represented thereby (being the sum of $28 per share mentioned in said Plan and Agreement, plus accrued interest from February 1, 1928, upon the $24 principal amount of Fifty Year Five Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds issuable against such payment); or, at their option, (b) to pay, on or before February 15, 1928, J14.0S per share (being fifty per cent, of the sum so mentioned, plus such adjustment for accrued interest) and the remaining $14 per share on or before June 1, 1928, with interest on such deferred payment at the rate of 6Cc per annum from February 16, 1928, to the date of payment, IN THE CASE OF CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT FOR COMMON STOCK: (a) to pay, on or before February 16, 1928, $32.06 per share of Common Stock represented thereby (being the sum of $.12 per share mentioned in said Plan and Agreement, plus accrued interest from February 1, 1928, upon the $28 principal amount of Fifty Year Five Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds issuable against such payment); or, at their option, (b) to pay, on or before February 16, 1928, $16.06 per share (being fit'ty per cent, of the sum so mentioned, plus such adjustment for accrued interest) and the remaining $16 per share on or before June 1, 1928, with interest on such deferred payment at the rate of 6 per annum from February 16, 1928, to the date of payment. For muhiplaa oi ona ahara of Common Stock accruad intcteat on bonda ia to ba computad at tha rata af 13 par ahara. The Fifty Year Five Per Cent.

Mortgage Bonds, issuable under said Plan and Agreement in respect of such payments, will bear interest from February 1, 1928. As provided in said Plan and Agreement, the deferred payments due from stockholders who elect to pay their assessments in two instalments will be secured by the stock of the Railway Company deposited and also by all new securities and other benefits to which the holders of such Certificates of Deposit would become entitled upon making their payments in full. All payments must be accompanied by such Certificates of Deposit for notation Of such payments thereon, and must nude at the office of the Depositary or one of the Sub-Depositaries named below for the class of stock represented by such Certificatta of Deposit. All payments must be made in current funds. Checks must be drawn to the order of tht particular Depositary or Sub-Depositary to which payment is made and must be certified, if required.

The Reorganization Managers believe that, because of the market value of the new bonds and shares, and because of the active market in the new securities, all stockholders who may desire to borrow fundi to pay their assessments, should be able to make the necessary arrangements at their own banks or other financial institutions. If, however, any small stockholders of long standing who purchased their stock as an investment, should be unable to make such arrangements themselves, they may communicate with the undersigned Reorganization Managers, stating their names and addresses, the amount of stock held, the date when such stock was purchased and the nature of the asistance desired. The Reorganization Managers will endeavor to assist any such stockholders to finance their participation in the Plan. Holders of such Certificates of Deposit who shall fail to make prompt payment of said sums, or of any instalment thereof, on or before the respective dates hereinbefore fixed therefor, will cease to be entitled to any rights or benefits under said Plan and Agreement, and will not be entitled to the return of their deposited stock or to a repayment of any cash theretofore paid in respect thereof, or to have any further interest or right in or in respect of the same or under said Pfan and Agreement. Bushwlck -83 Cllliena 215 Coney Island 9 465 JJcwey 295 Erasmus 150 lirst, Brooklyn 13 430 r'-atbush National 1B3 pushing 8 300 Olobe Exchange 6 370 tllondala 105 Guardian National 230 Ctranltc 195 Jamaica National 4 340 Kensington Kings County Trust CO S150 Latayette 210 Long Inland of Astoria.

200 Mechanics Bank. S50 par M2'k 340 Mldwood Trust 6 280 Municipal '8 420 Nassau National 12 400 Prospect 160 Peoples National 12 BOO Queer.sboro National 215 nidgewood 160 Busby 190 Richmond Hill 8 315 Tracers 210 Wjcdtide 170 TITLE COMPANIES. Amer. Title Guaranty Ill Brooklyn. Pire Insurance 104 Brook yn National Lite.

240 1st Mort. L. I. O. 6 120 Home Title 12 300 Long Island Title 10 150 national Title Guar 212 Prudence pt 7 102 MISCELLANEOUS.

lllf'il aTaiaBaaUaa Announcing the Formal Opening for Business of the in 109 260 130 310 174 218 104 Mortgage Guarantee Title Company of new York (open ting under the snperriaion of Uie Insnr anee Department of the State of New York) Ansor.lft Clock Bohack (11. Do pf Bkn. Warehouse Stor. Bkln. Academy of Muslo Bk.

Warehouse As Stor. Coney I. Bkln. R. R.

Eagle Warehouse Ae Stor. Financial Industrial. Do pf Cobel (6 bonds) Great A. As P. Tea Co.

Do pf Intertype 1st pf James Butlor Do pf 30 35 10 238 244 7 109 112 9 90 12 8 SO 70 8 125 .75 11014 111V4 7 102 104 101 102', 3 235 7 118 1110 8 113 14 19 8 63 08 170 175 6 105 107 5 103 112 7 98 5 77 83 6 80 85 80 83 5 91 95 Bt 98 6. 93 95 't 12 7 85 8 70 8 135 13 20 Long laland Light 2.73 2.73 Tuesday, January 1 7, 1928 The Mortgage Guarantee Title Company will specialize in guaranteeing select second mortgages and participating certificates in such guaranteed second mortgages to yield V2. In addition, it will render the usual services of a title insurance and guarantee company OFFICERS CHARLES B. LAW, President JOHN J. GLYNN, Vice Prenident ALBERT L.

CARR, TreasHier LOUIS MARGOLIS, Vice PresicVitt HAROLD KOVNER, Secretary D. ROBERT WHITE, Att't Secretary To holder of Undeposited Bond, Stock and Claim: By order entered January 11, 1928. the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division, has authorized and approved the termination of the right to deposit securities under the Reorganization Plan at any time on or after February IS, 1928, without prejudice, however, to the right of the Reorganization Managers, as provided in the Reorganization Plan, from time to time, in general or in particular instances, and upon such general and special terms and conditions as they may see fit, to consent to the deposit of securities under the Reorganization Plan after such termination of the right to deposit Holder of bonds and stock of, and claims against, tht Railway Company, which have not yet been deposited under said Plan and Agreement, may still participate in the reorganization by depositing their bonds and ttock, or assignments of their claims, with the respective depositaries named below on or before February 16, 1928, after which date the right to deposit may be terminated without notice. rior Do 0-i pf MerRenthaler Miller, Shoe pf National Licorice Do pf New York Dock Do pf Realty Associates 1st pf, Do 2d pf Robert Oair Do pf Bqulbb (E. R.I Do pt.

Union Ferry Dated, New York, January 16. 1928. Kuhn, Loeb Co. The National City Company Reorganization Manager And extras. SEx-dlvldend.

DIRECTORS DEPOSITARIES TRUST COMPANIES. at! For Four Par Cent, Cold Bonds of 192S, due 192S and Four Per Cent. Fiftaan-Yaar Europaan Loan of 1910 Bonda, due 1928 umtStatebI MORTGAGE and trust company, S3 Cedar Straat, York City. For 4 ConrartibU Cold Bonda, due 1932 BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, It Wall Straat, N.w York City. For Twenty-five Year Four ParJCtnt.

JJold Bonda ot 1909, duo 1934 THBFARMKRS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, 21 William Sirett. Naw York City. For Chicago, Milwaukee and Puat Sound Railway Company First Mortgaga Four Par Cent. Cole1 1-onda, duo 949 UNITED STATES TRUST COMPAhv OR NEW YORK. 4S Wall Straat, Naw York City.

For Central and Refunding Mortgaga Gold Bonds, Sanaa A Sanaa duo 2014 GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORa. 140 Broadway, Naw York City. For Prafarrad Stoc Is THI NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY, IN Broadway, Naw York City. For Common Stock CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY OP NEW YORK It Broadway, Naw York City. For Unaocurtd Claima: THE NATIONAL CITY RANK OP NEW YORK 13 Will Stmt, Naw York City, HARRY BERGER ALBERT L.

CARR JOHN J. CURTIN MORRIS GINTZLER JOHN J. GLYNN SAUL GREENMAN JACOB L. H0LTZMANN LAURENCE S. HOWARD SAMUEL KATZ CHARLES H.

KELBY LOUIS KOVNER JACOB KRISEL CHARLES B. LAW SAMUEL LEWIS HARRY LICHT LOUIS MARGOLIS MITCHELL MAY, Jr. ALFRED W. NOREK ELIAS PREISS I. JEROME RIKER REUBEN SADOWSKY NATHAN SADOWSKY HENRY L.

SALSBURY HARRY SILVERMAN ARTHUR W. STEBBINS S. S. TURNER KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY friendly financial cnunaftl Is nlwnya available for the proper guidance of Investors. Interest Allowed on Accounts Subject to Check.

Special Rates on Certificates of Depoait. 342 FULTON ST. CAPITAL $500,000 ft 11.8 AM EAft nfli! I Hon rs 1 II A'! llol DEPOSITARIES IN EUROPE For Fout Par Cent. Fiftaan-Yaar European Loan of 1910 Bonds, duo 192S THE EQUITABLE TRU8TCOMPNY OF NEW YORK Paris, Franca London, England. HANKS.

The Officer and Director inrite inspection of the Company's quarters in the new Mortgage Guarantee Title Building Broadway, corner Park Place NEW YORK Corn Exchange Bank SUB-DEPOSITARIES For Pfferf Stock Hit Plrat National Bank of Boaton Pidality Truat Company Pirat National Bank Continental and Commarelal Truat and Savin (t Bank Marchanta National Bank Northwvattrn National Bank Pirtt Wiaconatn Truat Company Dtatar or ton National Bank For Bonda Tha National Shawmut Bank ol Bo at on Gtrard Truat Company Union Truat Company llllnoia Marchanta Truat Company Pirat Natioaa) Bank Minntaota Loan a Truat Company National Kachanga Bank SaattU National Bank For Common Stock Old Colony Truat Company Bank ol North Amarira antf Truat Cimauf Tht Bank of Pittaburgk National Aooiaua Pirtt Truat and Savinja Bank Northwtattrn Truat Company Mmntapolia Truat Company Sosnd War a vino Bank National Bank ol Commtrco Kniteti, Mm. Philad.lphia, Ptv. Putiburfh. Pa. Chicago, ID.

St. Paul, Minn. MfnnapoUa, Minn. ilw.ua-., Wia, Stattla, Waaha t.atahllmhed tR3 Capital and Surplu $27,000,000 llltOOKLYN nttANrilKA Rr.Kikirn II (ftirtti Nta A Stl Kmu.iif.ri Af H.Mit MMibNttNti At rifttliiiM'i A H'nn. 'rcifi(HMn' MvtMl ftniiih li hii.rVt it I.

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