Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1921, Page 16

S FINANCIAL. - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, EATURDAY, OCTOBEE T, 1921_PART 2. FINANCIAL.” EACHANGEHOLDS | M=% YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. GTRQNETONEI | walBsos . High. Low. Close. . Open. High. Low. Close. .h Adams Express.. . 0 65 80| Lackawanna Steel il% % 4% 41% Liberty Bond Adv Rumley. 16% 6% 6% 4 Mth St. N.W. Ajaz Rubber B9% 61% B9 Allind Chemicai, % 1% 1% e e e R T T Do You Know the Full Earning Power of Your Dollars? ERNST & ERNST AUDITS—SYSTEMS 13% 18% 18% | Lee Tire & Rubber u_ e | Lebigh Valley TAX SERVICE A Chaimers. " 351 §: = oft Tnc, . o o W""'g:_ ,':' ,,:f A Washington Office The Profitable Business of the NATIONAL MORTGAGE Y 5 AmCan.......... #% 7% % 2% Louls & Nash. 109% 109% 109% and INVESTMENT CORPORATION, Which Is Man- First Fall Session Marked by |am Car& #i5. in” no” 129 1 | Manhatian Eiev 4 ‘a” a”|Cuban Cane Sugar Weak at} s he e o7 dodent s o0 L anaged by Conservative and Experienced Wash- i Am Chicle Co. 9 9 9 9 Dullness—Reserve Board |AmExpress... .. 4 3 135 120 | May Dept Stores. % 24 we| Lower Prices—Rails . s of Tecend Oct. 1, 1081 & & & 6 |ManiCopper. ... 2% 2 2% 1 Are Sl imisti Am International. 83% B34% 8% °34% | Midldle StatesOll. 11% 12 L% 12 ow. b Is 0phm|s“c' Am Locomotive. . 1h 90% 9% 9% [Minn&StL (n)-t.- M 9% 9 9% re Rreret e Bt et asitinn wtote. 3 4% |MoKan & Tex pf.. 8% 3% 3K 3% . WEST. BY L A. FLEMING. e A o on o e BY STUART P. T, interest and The Washington Stock Bxchange Montgomery Ward 18% 1% 18 18%| NEW YORK, October 1.—The two|Joseph I Welier Ry Tosumed its Saturday sessions today. —— M4.thedFavw Natl Acme. . - M% % MW W%|incidents of most consequence in to- after three months' adjournment. { Natl Conduit i R T T ’ ot ey day's markets were the raising ington Mer,, Assures Eeyond Any Reasonable Doubt SAFETY OF INVESTMENT F UNDS; WITH FULL EARNING POWER OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS FOR SALE Probably very few people remembered Natl Rys of M 2d.. 4% 4% 4% 4% |crude oil prices in the mid-continent 5 4 that the adjournment resolution fixed | Am Tel & Teleg. .. 108 | Nevada Copper.... 12% 12% 1% 1% |fleld and the resumption of very ac- 2 0 H. Rflflfi!;mgl_lrhn! l‘f-wl“:c- Em-e: s October 1 as the date of resumption of | Am T?bflCCO pf (n) 91 9l 91 ’ N Y Central. 2 1274 2% 2% “.ve buying in the copper and metal , o' ]‘“ Saturday sessions, for there was but :: & ater Wia. gs cie s 1:}; e et B % |#roup generally. The announcements - William D. West L. Kemp Duval oolen. . 4 | A e SF F orth e ; light dlllel;fllnce ulfu brokers and Am Zinc & Lead. 9,; 0% 9% 10% ! }3 "‘Ull.‘klgata:' 5 = ::: :r :llf "lhc ;a;‘::;l‘o:‘:v:l:\;: ‘:.::l ‘Q’:‘lv TA!U.E; C‘ B EELEI'I'ATR.Y B ‘ewer orders for securities. AmZinc&Ldpf.. 0 31 8 81 | Norfol estrn. %7 %% 7 | tions o 8 ] ; = 1 The only transactions in the bond | Anaconda. L@ 4% & 4 INorthAmerica.... 8% 3% 3% 39%|tant, but had not been regarded 0 ?’P‘E}"‘Dn Clark, Jr. fl.“"’ la.n:l 'l'hs ‘aylor Burke w section were in Railway 4s at 61 and | Atchison. 86% 8612 B6Y :%;horl:l\m;{x;gh i':"‘ ;g:: 1-‘*’5: g:;‘ conclusive until the companies in the i i v red T. D bfll_ Prelcfi!H ey H omas Banes Capital Traction 6s at 97%. Atchisonp s i e Noethom = ‘334 | Oklohoma region followed suit. it b b et Harry A. Kite Frank J. Hughes James A. Bailey Atlanta Bir & Atl. 2% 2% 2% 2% |OklahomaProd... 2 2% 2 Stocks were practically mominal. | {HeaR BIr & A0 2 B8 1% 1% | Ontario Silver % 4% 4% 4%| This development came this morn- with bid and asked prices practically| Atlantic Gulf. . 28% 28% 28 287 | Owens Botile. unchanged. Atlantic Petrol 15 1% 16 16% | Pac Gas & Elec Still Have the Millions. Baldwin Loco. 87% 88 8% 67| Pacific Oil... S l A portion of the Stock of the National Mortgage & Investment . 2% 2% 2% 8% ling when the Sinclair Oil made 57% 68 b7% B8 |known that it had raised its selling 7% 8@ LM% 5% | price for crude to correspond to t Balto & Ohio. 38% 88% 8% 8% |Pan-AmPete..... 46% 46% 4 46% |advance in Pennsylvania and Texas T8 18 18 18 [Pan-AmPete (B). 4:%4 48% 4z% 43%|districts. Confidence that the turn in 55% 65 6% 66 |Pennsylvania..... 87% oom 7% 7% |the oil trade had come was theredy Corporation is being offered at the same price pald by the officers and directors. Subscriptions are received by the Hughes Finance Corpora- tion, 1418 Eye 8t. NN'W. Phones, Main 853 and 854. D. H. Roland Drury 204 Woodward B-lldlnf‘m fp el R R X So far the Treasury has permitted. the banks to hold the entire procee g::;g:g ((ié)). T 7 1% 7 T%|PennSeabdSteel.. 10% 10% 104 10% | greatly strengthened, with the result . b1% BlI% 51 bl )of an active demand for the shares of arising from the September 15 sale of . . 'rronngry certificates and notes. Bklyn Rapid Tr -2 2% 20 204 | a1l the leading American producers. 3 0 0 80 Goppers Are Stronger. t the Treasury is in|Bklyn Rap Trctfs. 4% 4% 4% 4% | People'sGas.. su{:lh.;o];\‘l(e;l!;a:)t‘thm there will be no | Bklyn Union Gas.. 66% 6% 68l 65% Pere Marquette. call for funds until near the middle | Burns Bros. . 107 107% | Phila Company. of the month. Butte Copper-. .. 4% 4% | Phillips Jones. 64% 64% 6% | The coppers were even more prom- Reserve Board Comments. Butte & Superior,. 14% 15% 14% 15 | Phillips Petroleum 24%a 25 24% 5 iinent than the oils in point of ad- CaddoOil..... 0% 10% 140 10% | Plerce-Arrow..... W4 1% 1% 1%|vance. With them, too, the move- American business conditions improved decidedly during September in the view { Californla Petrol.. of the Federal Reserve Board, which | Canadian Pacific made public last night a distinctly op- | Central Leather timistic review of conditions fof the | Cerro de Pasc: fhonth. Important changes for the bet- | Chandler Motor. ter were seen in the credit situation, |Ches & Ohio. .. 38w 9% 58% 39% i Plerce-Arrow pf.. 2¢7a 25 2% 25 Iment was an expression of belief that 7 7 7 |trade conditions were on the mend 2% 26% 26% |and that a further recovery in prices 29 0w 9 30 |PullmanCo. . 92 23 92 9| was likely to come at any time. An- ©@% W% 4% 4% PuntuAlegreSug. 21 2. 21 2 |aconda, Yukon, Chino, Chile, Kenne- . 2% 5% 2% B%|cott and Greene Cananea all went up 8 8 |casily, and on a large volume of i 13% 113% 11s% 113% | Pierce Oll. 24w 9% 9% | Pitts& WV 915 F St. N.W. i JoHn JOX EDSON, Fresidess - S6% 56's 06k b6le | Pure Oil... “distinct encouragement” in many basic { Chi Mil & St Paul. z5m 3 5% 26 | Railway StlSpr ‘business lines amf strong liquidation, in- | Chi Mil & St P pf.. 4 W% 40 w%i Kay Con Copper dicating increased ability of business to | Chi & Northwn 70 7 70 70 ! Reading.... settle its accounts. e Chi R1& Pacific.. 33% 3¢ 83% 34 |Reading .lys! P The “wholesome improvement” which | Chi RI& P 6% pf.. 67% 6% 67% 6% | Reading 2d pf. ed higher, with the board's correspondents found in al- | Chile Copper. 128 | Rep Iron & Steel. . the exception of some of the sugar most every section appeared to have Chino Copper % 26 4% 26 | RoyalDutch...... 4 46'4 4% 4% | iocks and one or two other spe- been based largely on the advance in|co.q cola. 86% 6 85% 85% | St L & San Fran 24 8% 2% | cialties” cotton prices. As a result of the higher [ < it Resrs 6% 60% 60 60 |StL&SanFrpf.. i o 3 cotton values liquidation has taken place | co iR GR35 -+ Ol Ol Ol i St Louls Southwn. 2% 2% = 2 uban Ssgar Weak. and wholesale and retail trade has been [GONTPR LT &2 G QL 05| StLouisSownpf.l sk s sew mw| Cuba Cune Sugar, both common and D e D e T atno credit sit- | Cons Textile...... 1% 1k Ii 1k |Sears L B LG B PrThe weakness in these stocks and Marl o opper.... 19} uation was cited by the review as the ComtOmm ciacoe i B M W Giitick arisaha o 7 1% 2 in the convertible 7 per cent bonds Yoteworthy feature of business during | Corn Eroducts. . 106% | Shell Trad & Tran. Procaton’ of mikaiving Gvac. the outs i a1, from & Anancial stand- | Cosden & Co. gy Sinclatr Ol . . .., . look for the mew financial plan or it p;‘ll:gnnfllnamfl has been in the main a | Crucible Steel. 64 | Southern Paciflc... may have been an attempt to foster period of distinct encouragement.” Cuban-Am Sugar.. 13 18 lI2% 13 |Southern Railway. sentiment among the bondholders in The board noted only a slight in-|Cuba CaneSugar.. 7% Stand Oil of Cal favor of the plan by holding before crotse N employment in the thirty days, | Cuba Gane Su pf.. 17 | Stand Ol N J pt them the threat of a receivership. B edned that while tho end of the|Davidson Chem. .. 40 v Tubent .o ok (eUA ETa | THC Weakncss i) the sumsr sIoup S EiaubalaE. oy e o d no influe arke - harvesting and_crop movement season | Del Lack & Watn | Submarine Boat.., s e ‘w4 leral which was taking 1te cue rather Superior Ofl., . 5 5. 5. ' [from the active buying of the metal issues and the buoyancy In the olls, transactions. 224 72| In other directions the market was dull. The great strength in the cop- pers and oils suslu(‘:d the list, how- ever, and prices wol \ a Loss Insure Your Financial Future You-The House-Your Mortgage It is the house which is the connecting link between you and your investment, and a chain is only as strong as its weakest part. Therefore it is important that you consider that connect- ing link. The house which you select should be one which specializes in mortgages, whose past ex- might tend to increase the number of | Doma Mines. unemployed, this was likely to be offset | ppan o (i ts by a growth in demand for labor on the | pric™ o part of manufacturing industries. Exioist ot “Railroads have begun to increase | g (BB "o the number of their employes to some | FAMONS FTEVErs: - o extent, especially in the far west,” the } LAy &’S e review continued, “and the fact’ that | Fed Mines & SpC.. 2 building contracts have reached a{Fisker Body of O pf. 624 record figure for this year promises | Fisk Rubber...... 12% partial employment in that service|Freeport Texas... 1% during the autumn.” {Gen Am Tank Car. 41% There has been a steady and rea-|Gen Asphalt. sonably heavy movement of agricul- | Gen Electric. tural products to distributing and ex- | Gen Motors. port centers, the board reported. |Gen Mot 6% ded Prices of most of these have advanced | Gen Mot 7% deb. to an extent, although the drop in live stock quotations was attributed to local marketing conditions. ‘extile manufacturing has been g, % well sustained during the month, the | Gray Korthorn pt. 1o board's agents sald, adding that the | orcl For O PR o) boot and shoe industry had been | GrieRe-FANCRTN - &, “notably active.” Haskell & Barker. 68% - Superior StI1stpf. 9% 9 9% 9 Tenn Copper...... § 8% 8 8% e | Texas Company ... a6y 81 6% 7 CURB STOCKS. Texas'& PC&Oil. 20% 2% :0% 23%| Yuolations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. | Third Avenue. | Tobacce Prod. ' {TransContlOfl... & 8% 8% 8% |Aptna Explosives % |Transue & Wilms. %5 8 35 85 | Arieoaed |Union Bag & Papr. 66 65 66 65 Mg Ledee o | Union OIl. To do so you must save and invest in conservative securi- ties. Now that our First Mort- i perience has been thorough, whose record un- / gages can be purchased on the §! sullied, m.:nd_ y«'hose integrity and management Partial Payment Plan, you are beyond criticism. offered an ideal opportunity | If the company you choose meets these requi- for the safe placing of funds sites, you need have no further apprehension , and at the same time receive [| regarding your investment. . % the highest interest return J! . consistent with absolute se- f§| curity of principal. Swartzell Rheem&HenseyCo. Write for Booklet i B. F. SAUL 0. | TET G Saectiny . . Mortgage Loans 5 934 N. Y. Ave. NW. ALL WASHINGTON SHOULD SHARE .15 1B 181 ~12:18 p.m~ [T T 4 5 9 91 6 2 26 28 Boone Ol Boston und’ 3 Boston_and ‘aledonia 2 6 1116 17-16 7! 9 12 14 ’:u i 3 7 & W - 104% United Ry Inv pf.. 18% Inited Retail Strs. U S CastIron P pf. 4i% G USFood Prod.... 13% 13% 13% 18% | Uities Service (old) 5 Cities Service pfid. U SIndus Alcohol. 46% 47 4% €7 | Cglumbinn Emerald Commonwealth Finance . Communwealth Finance pfd dated Copper s} D118 1 1 14! 14! i 45 U S Rubber 1st pt. Some_ hesitancy still was noted on USS te Continental Motors 41 ancy Homestake. 574 7S Smelt & Ref Cresson Gold 1 1 the part of distributers to place large . 00 "oy 5% U S Steel. . fiienean ol " % orders, but, to offset this, large sea- sonal increases in certain lines of | Hupp Motors. wholesale trades were reported, cou- | Indiahoma.... pled with orders for stock replace-|indian Refining. ment. Inspiration. . Improvement also was seen in the | Interboro Metro... 17 amount of cargo offered for shipment | Interboro Met pf.. 5l to foreign ports. The available ton-|Intl Agrl Chem pf. 89% nage was seid to remain, however, | Intl Harvester.... 763 greatly in excess of requirement, with | Intl Mer Marine. the result that ocean freight rates|Intl Nickel... continued substantially unchanged. |Intl Nickel pf infon_Oil Motory U SSteel pt. Ttah Copper. Vanadium Corp. Va-Car Chem pf Va Iron Coal & C.. Wabash pf A.. Federal Fenaland 0il GUliland Ol Gien Alden { Western Md 2d. | Western Pacific | Western Pac pf. Weslern Union. 2% Westhse Air Brke. 8 _———— Intl Paper. . 49% { ::’hl;e ?u-s | Hecla 1 4% . Invincible O 954 | Wickwire $p. ereutes Washington Stock Exchange. | isiana oi1. 2% Willys-Overland.. 6% 6% 6 6 |iotercontinental Rabber ..o 1% 3% Jewel Tea 104 Willys-Ovid pt.... 25 Terome Vende i % 26 2% | Woolworth. .. - 113% 114% 118% 114% | Kay County Ga 40% 4% | Lake Torped SALES. Capital Traction 55—3$500 at 87%, $300 at|Jewel Tea pf.... Fin = Worthington Pmp. 4% 40% Kansas City Sou.. 25% AFTER CALL. Kelly-Spring Tire. &% Worthington (B). 6 6 & % c'.;,‘fl?'&-",';gfi:"':’.f’n?"'m at 61 Kennecott. 20% 2:% | HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS. I“nr tho | % = . . 1 Mason Valley "BONDS Kresge (S8) 157% 120300 12m.... 800.. Merrit Ofl . % Bid and Asked Prices PUBLIC UTILITY. American Tel. and Telga. 4s American Tel, aad Telga, 4 LI T OO T TODAY’S BOND PRICES, ‘i Coruelia Nipissing Minex 'Cq Bid. 8374 Reynolds 6s 1 & LS S [ Closing prices reported to The Star over direct | K. 1 New York-Washington wire by, Redmond & C 2 w100k ! 0% 100 125, g 97T e 0814 | Northwestern Omar Oil (ne Pennak | Perfection Producers and Hefiners. d Potomac d Potomac guar. C. and P. Telephone 5 Capital Traction R. R. Hadio com. Radio_pfd. Ray Hercules Ryan Consolidated Salt Creek Produck i United Kingdom Tnited Kingdom Potomac Elec. Power G. M. 6s. 97 973 | American T Wash., Alex. a F |LIBERTY BOND CLOSING PRICES. |{5ult Creek (new) s & ‘.u's.u.;;;a.xz. B0 An. Se.ov. 88 CH | Atehe Topeks aid Santa ¥ gen. 5. J NEW YORK, October l—Liberty | simms" potrol * o ..... Atlantle’ Const Line 7s. | bonds closed: '3%s, 88.46; first 48, | Skelly Ol 45 .fo H 5 i03i4 | Atiantic Refining Co. 6%s B S ae e [l Ol i 4 $ some extent In the interest which will be credited to those who have Savings Accounts here at ¥ g‘n Atlas Powder Co. T1is 1936, second 4%s, 90.5 Baltimore and Olio conv. tlirdl (g . | Kwests € O Amerie 9 4 Baltimore and Obio 6s. 93.96; fourth 414s, 90.90; victory 3%s, q.‘;“‘g;_lhn';;gf;f’ e the end of the next six months. 21 & Riggs Realty 5s Baltimore and Ohio 8. W. Div. 8% 99.44; victory 4%s, 99.46. Tonopah Exten: 1916 EEriogion Market 3o (i0375... 1o o e Uniged Eastern > 3 - lnil:n Market 58 (1947)... 77 n. Nor. 6%s 1046, NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT. |1 & [yint snd Heat pfd. ] hat/Cold Btorags be.: 70 2040, NEW YORK, October 1.—The actuaj | it Sharing 1511 STOCKS ' condition of clearing house banks andl | Il- & Hir Corpora F PUBLIC_UTILITIES, Chesapeake and Obio c trust companies for the week shows | \pit Sheimn e 2 erican Tel. and Telga...... 10T Cliesapeake and Ohio gen. 415 |a deficit_of $10,898,230 in legal _re- | United Tex 1 Capital Traction - Cliesapeaie and Oblo conv, 5> | Serve. This is & dccrease of $45,557,- | Warren Bros. R : on Gas 5 » Mil. and 8¢ Paul ! o Visoe. Con % © Rortolsad Wash, Steambont il and St. Pau 160 from last week. A inis & « orthwestern 7 £ ] , Cl Kk Tslan FORD HAS TIMBER PLAN. o 9 £ X Delnware and Hudson 75 1 Dupont 7has Erie general lien 4% ectric G, IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich., October 1. —Henry Ford predicted here that in hundred years thero would be more timber on his upper peninsula timber lands than there is now. Mr. Ford DECLINE IN U. S. FAILURES. nd Mrs. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Edsel B.| NEW YORK, October 1.—Busine Ford and C. W. Avery have been in- | failures in the United States in the This is the sum which is being divided among American Security and Trust Savings Depositors now. It is only the interest on money which people found it easy and convenient to save because they had sccounts at one of our four offices. : Ame! specti i i last week, as reported by the Credit T specting the Ford Gmber holdings {1281, o’ docreas A 'fl‘y’.flm" ational Trust. s 5 t, in comparison w 0 . We are going to harve: = (pper. cent; D Northern _Pacific ures for the current week, agalnst “We'll cut no trees that are less than Packard Motor 407 the week before and 322 a fort- We pay 3%, Interest, Compounded Semi-Annually, on Savings % u 155 B 2% |a foot in diameter, and a hundred | 40 % Pennsylvania R. R, 6is 102 {years from now we will have more ;‘;5]“;“'gy‘:n’,nf‘:l'f“fi::r:;?:fia‘l", el 47 Pennsylvania 7s of 1980. timber on our land than we have now. 2 3% g::.é};l‘m;u“.;?v ‘n:on That is the big thing for the people pred St Louts and Ran Francisco 4o, serivs A a3ty | UP here—to watch thelr timber inter- [ @ther Financial News on Page § 200 A Tonis ) Han Frasciceo ta 16 ests, prevent forest fires and see that 4 Y 3 g i ithi = 8t ;:.’-'.:::, }.:.l:'d Ern"l’r;i?;‘ufinlnc, s the Torests are taken care of.” “Will scll $19% first trast mote, If you are a depositor, k’m bflflg n your passbook within . jeaboard Al Line refil. usiness, said Mr. Ford, will get n 1 ) ¢ = Ertord A K R oo WALl Bet) vablo. SIE86 montly, o the next few days, so that your share in these earnings may be i nclair Con ot ordinary price cuts,” he added | bungalow, nearby subdivision, for properly credited. Our branches, in addition to their regular . bamlking Rours, are open Saturday evenings—holidays ezcepted— Jrom 6 to 8. : ] i “but substantial reductions. He said } he was having “a lot of fun” with his | 31550.00. Phone Col. 6388 or Address Detroit, Toledo and Ironton railroad, | Box 104-S, Star office. 2 on which he has reduced rates and raised wages. “It is proving a success,” he said, “but we find more joy in anticipat- ing what the future of the road will be. What we' have done with this road_other raflroa & TITLE INSURANCB. Columbia _Title Real Estats Title. United States Rubbe United States Rubber 73 United States Steel S. F. Jha Ba 8T Vacuum 0il Corporation 7s 1938 YVirginia-Carolina_Chemicsl 7igs 193: Western Union_614s 1036, Wilson & Co. 1st’ 6s. Why 3% when = your money will 0 earn 7% for you E H ,i and you will en- g oy Bank Safety. H £ g = can do.” Capital and Surplus, $5,400,000 . nvest your save We have on hand several h & ings in our very cheice First Mortgage Loans from $3,000 up to $7,500 Earning 7% \ Interest Also smaller amounts. Now is the time to invest and be assured of the maximum rate of return on your savings for 3 years. A courteous service- to our clients, including the managing all -details. Chas. D. Sager Loan Dept. M 38 923 15th SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Redmond & Co.) First ¢ AMERICAN ¢ Mortgage . SECURITY & TRUST:COMPANY" otes -s3th Steest ot Pennsylvania Avenue ln? s:;nre ‘no: con, Fhons | gnly the _satest HOME SAVINGS BRANCHES for Our | ment, but the most 7th Sereet end Massschusetts Avenuie, N.W. Eighah and H Swasts, N.B. 36 Sevench Street, S.W. PLANT REORGANIZES | 45eis &t & 25 ‘Locomobile Company Announces | American Tobacco G ‘Limited Output on New Price Basis | A2ic-America NEW YORK, October 1.—Reorgani- ,sation of the Locomobile Company, au- tomobile manufacturers, with a plant .at_Bridgeport, Conn., is announced ‘hére. Coincident with°the announte- ment that Elmer H. Havens of| iy, s Bridgeport had been elected bresi- | Copper Export - dent, the company declared that it | Copper Fxport “A ad ' terminated its contruct with ‘ Booklet profitable as well. “Owning _ In denominations an Income” | of $100 and up. William S. Phillips First Mortgage Investments 1409 N. Y. Ave, Main 98 3 s Motors, Incorporated, under | S which it has been operating its prop- | (uahy Packing Co. 7s erties for the last eighteen months. | culf ol Corporation 78 i Contlnued operation of the Bridge- | H. J. Heins 19 port plant upon a limited output, to- | Hocking Val gether with the approval of a new | Humble Oil schedule of price for its product, was| Kennecott Conver 7s 103 eo.nnc:med in the company’s announce- | Procter & Gemble 7s 1922 Procter & Gemble 7s 1923, + Member American-Bankers Assoviation 3 12