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Ps _ vO Max Mo A 4% ‘ wo ANGaWI 0 May Dept 8 600 Aust Nich seth Sua Beane 100 Aus Nich pf 1700 Mex. me 100 Auto Sale pf 400 Miami 98000 Bald Loco.. MOO Md Sts Ol TM 11% 000 Balt & Ohio 9800 Midvale 20% 28% 409 Bal & O pf. 100 *MStV&Ss: 43 63 600 Barns A. 1000 MK & TW 1i% 700 Bato Min .. 800 MK&T pt WI 0% £9009 *Beceh 409 Mo Pacific. 10% 1600 Mo Pac 400 Mont F 200 Mont Ward 100 Mother Lode 700 Moon Mot pf. 800 *Beth Bteel 9500 *Beth St B. ‘800 *Beth St N. 400 Booth Fish 200 Brit & 100 Brit © 200 Bkn Hdison 111% 3C60 Nat Bis WI 1M) Nat Clk & 8 $900 Byn Rp Tr 1 0 Nat Conac, Old arte al SLO Nat En&Sta 65% 65% Pen eet CO *Nat Lead., 12444 12 600 Burns BA 144% 1140 Nev Con Mi 14% ona aye al Paley 10 Nw OT&Mx 87 ST On shape ple hbed oO NY Alrb. 8 7 I 500 ‘Butte Sup 31% 7500 NY Cent 300 Butterick . 18 pp ea 499’ Caddo Ol, 7% woo NY 300 Cal Pet . we 00 NY NH & 200 Cal fe pt oF wo» NYO &W 4 8800 Callahan M.” 945 800 Nort & Wes 11245 400 Cal & Ariz 6% 1400 North Am.. 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Bly 2 2h B00 Mierce-A pf. 4° Sol Graph pt 3600 Pig Wig .. 600 Comp T&R 2% 600 Pivree Ol 600 Consol Cigar 6% 600 Pieree O pt 1200 Con Cig pf. S84 100 Pitts Coul.. 58%, 58s 2100 Consol Gas. 1 900 PILGEW Va 33% 33g 1400 Con Textile. 12% 1200 Fond Creek, 23% 2245 \ 8600 Cont Cun .. 113 OO Postum .... 10916" 100%, { 8300 Corn Prod . 1 8000 Prod & Ref. 44 i 89800 Cosden O11. 51% OO Pub BN J 93 21000 Crucible .... 73% 2900 Pullman... 131 3300 *Cub Am 8. 261%, 1300 Pun Aleg . 48% 47% 100 Cub A 8 pf 102 2400 Pure OU. 800 Cub Cane 8. 14% j 700 Cub C 8 pt 40 100 R Stl Spgs 14 114 9200 Gon G WI 61% 3100 Ray Con .. 1314 2000 CG Wirte 2% 14900 Reading ... 80% 300 Read Ist pf 96S Ser aemes ot are 3200 Dav Chem.. 31% 100 Read 24 po 100 De Beers... 23% 5400 Replogie .. 600 Del & Hud. 120% 110% — 1% | 6200 Aepublte 200 Del Lack W 133% 132% — %| 600 Repubile pt 300 Dome M . rr 8000 Reyn Bp .. 700 Du P Deb. 8% 8% 86 + 14] BOOK Tod pe B $000 9H 8 Pat.. 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Prod 4300 Gen Motors 15% 13% + te] 1900 Btew-W ... 400G M D 6pc 85% 85% + 11100 Strom .. 100 Gildden Oil, 10% 10% + 1} 24600 Stude 1300 Goldwyn... 5% 5% — 2800 Bub Boat 200 Goodrich .. 34% 34% 1200 Sup Ol , 100 Goodrich pf 8314 000 Sup Steel 2000 Granby .... 25% 1900 Gray & D, 15% 10% oh, HF 400 Tenn Cop, 6300 Gr Nor pt. 80% 80% — | 9800 Texas Co. 300 Gr NO cts 30% 20% 0% — 1, | 1100 Tes Gu Bul, ' 100Greene-C .. 26 2% =H +18 00 Texas Pac.. 100 Guan Bug . 10% 10% $500 Tex C & Oil 100GuIrMaN 13. 13 1900 Third Ave., 1500 Gulf 8 Steel 70% 77 1200 Tunken Co, OT St Law 000 Hab Elec. 1% 115 200 T StLaW pt BK MBE 11900 Tob Prod 16100 Tob Prod A § ’ 800 Trans-Cont, ae 1200 Hupp . 100 Un Ba P, ‘f f ms 0 Hydra 8 .. 1000 Union Oi! a. ‘2000 Int RT WI “2 Walon Pee 6 $00 Int C tne $00 Un cs . tC Bn n Y Or 4 400 Inspira'n .. 100 Un 1 © pf 109 PY 1900 Inter Cons . 800 United Aloy Fi OE 1400 Inter C pf . 4800 United Dre * "4 200 Int A © pf. 400 United Prt 15615 © 1300 Inter Her 6700 United AU 71% 70 Net Last. ches. | 115 11% + com + 1% Net High. Shares High, Low. Last. Chgv. STANDARD OILS. 6700 Untd Ret. 71% 70 70% + MP Anglo-Am Ol ....cseeee 18% 100U 8 Exp... 6% 6% 6% %J Atlantic Lobos . oo 6% 188 U 8 Food P 5% 3% BK Buckeye PL 87% 2800 17 8 In Al 67 65% «65% — 14%] Crescent TL oe 46% 1000 U 8 Realty.. 85 85% + 1% | Bureka PL g800 US Rub... 52% 52% — | Iilinois PL. 100 US R Ist pf 1200 U 8 Smelt.. 30% 38% 112000 U 8 Stecl.. 108% 10545 5OOU 8 Steel pf. 121% 121% 4800 Utah Cop .. 63% 400 Utah S 6 16 © Che VC Ch pf. Vivaudou Wabash Wab pf A Weber & II 0) Welly Far West Mary WM 24 pf W Pac ... West P pt. W Union . W Ale we W Mig Whe ue White Eagle White Mot White Ou Wickwire Wilson Willys Over Willys Ov pf Wis Cent . Woolworth 1800 6 Imperial Ot! Cda sss. Internat! Pet ....+4 New York Trans ..+ Prairie Pipe South PL td OM Cal wt Std Ol Ky . Std Ol Ind Std ONY wh vevee Vacuum Ol Wi veeee “Boston Wyoming « Carlb 8ynd Citles Bervice pf Creole Byn « “Engineers pet “Federal O11 Miland On rock OM julf Ol pa... Hamble Ol *Keystone Ranj Kirby Pete ‘Latin Ama. “Livingston *Lyons Pete Mammoth Maracaibo Oll Margay O11 Marland Mex Merritt Pet Worth P : calvin Mexico Oil: as f{ielal sales, 912 aed € “pag eoth A Mountain Prod aE AGA Ln Mutual Ol X D.. | FOREIGN EXCHANGE. New Eng Fuet Oil... ‘ a n—ende ‘oble Olt s ‘o-day Yea'day Wk.Ago|*Omar ON . 1] Sterling (par 4.86% per noveretgn). Pennock Ol NX Diss ay] Demand 404 4.0454 4.5015 Creek Prod. 0 1 | Cables 4.04% 4.85 4.564 | Sapulpa Tet... 46% %] France (par 19.3 cents per franc). Bhell Union . MZ — %] Cheeks 7.38 % 0814 Lau rm se 1%1 Cables, 788% 721% 7.00 jouthern States Ol.. 3 [italy (par 19.9 cents per tira) sTexan 0 & L. oe. Checks oF 5.008 s.og | Turman Cables 5.02% 5.08 s.02y5 | Wilco Ol veseeesees ‘] Germany (par 23.8 ce per gold mark) ¥ Ol Cables OL O18 01% MINING: ted i (par 19.3 cents per frane) Alas-Br Col + %% 15.00 18.8 18.85 | *Bost Mont Cons = nd (par 40.2 cents per florin), janario Cop Cable 4008: 10k 1) Sores |e Oendalane, Min ‘ Jgium (par 19.3 cents per franc). Sear ees 4 ‘ Cables 6.78 0.06% = 6.58 To rhe ons 1 *] Austeta (decimal of a cent to the crown). | (00re 1ett ; Demand 014 .0014% 001414 | Cortes Ss Greece (par 19.2 cents per drachma). Whee ene. Aird _ ae 119 | polores Exprea .... Norway (par 8 per crown), Uieee aie 3 Ye] Cables .. 19,10 19.08 19.06 |} : 4 | Denmark (ar 20.8 cents per crown). HA eal 14% + %]. Cables ........ 20.88 2000 ao. | canunden - 87 1] Spain (par 10.8 cents per pesata). fe w+ | Cables. 15.71 7.22 18.04 ate 14 | Hungary (decimal of a coat to the crown) *Hard Shel 1m] Demand 04% 4% 204% | Hollinger 34 + % | Czecho-Hlovakia (par 20.3 ce per crown) Howe Sound .. sity a Demand ‘3.08 2.00 8.19 ‘Independent Lead . . M14 + 4] Demand ...... 005% 005% .00G | Maocsn Valley ..... 3% a, | Finland (par 19. conts per mark). at Tin sesee i, | Demand .... 2.51 Nevada Ophir | Jugo-Slavia (deciinal of a cent to the crown). | Nipissing m Demand ....++ 30 30% 83% | °Ohto Cop . +e Roumania (decimal of a cent to the Neuw.| Ray Hercules : % Demand 58 61y Yy *Richmond Cop .. 18 14} Canada (cents per dollar), Sait eae Hae ice NO'5 + 34] Demand 99,62 99.02 99.96 pve ee Dee ee: Husband 557,247 No. apan (par 49.8 cents per yen) Cables 49.10 49.0 Hongkong (par 50.82 cents per dollar). Chili (par 20 cents per paper peso). VALUED AT $2,008, MAKES MANY BE! St. ‘ewa W Operat and ach Get From $40,000 t Tho official appraisal of of the late Mrs. Sara Wyckoff Bent, Avenue, Bronx, who made fortunes by shrewd trading 1778 Washington in Wall Street, *Simon Sil Lead So Am P & G “Teck Hughes 48.80 Cables vise 54.00 50 A. A tes ‘Tonopah Belmont sseeee pale yar 32.44 cents per rupee) che along ime pe *Tonopah Divide s-.ss- Argentina (par 42.45 cents per paper p Reedy EXt seseeeeeee Cables . 38.00 87.05 ES i Brazil (cents per milrels). United Eustern sseseees CUSRUE cS AO 4981 9 18.40 | ae Continental:.cserse United Verde Unity Gold Cables seeeeeee IBIS 12. West End Con ......++ aS as INDUSTRIA MRS. BENT’S ESTATE Acme Coal me Packing . : jorden’s Con Milk pf British Am Tob Coup.. British Am ‘Tob Reg.. Brooklyn City Ry... Buddy Buds ... Campbell's Soup 7% pf Cent Teresa Sug... Cent Teresa Sug pf Cleveland Auto *Columbla Emerald Century Ribbon Mills Cont Can wt Cox's Cash Stores Cuban Dom Sug DL& W Coal. 650; QUESTS jor Leaves Relatives © 190,000, 1 the estate thi her was 12] fied in the Bronx Surrogate's office | )) % urant Mot . 120% + 1m|to-day. It shows a total value of} hurant Mot of Ind : 47% — 1, | $2,008,650.16 on the day of her death, | req Tot & Tel .....s00++ 2s + % | Oct, 2, 1721. The real estate hold-|rittn Ave Bus Crp ..-.- 4 | ings, including a block at Sixth Ave-|Great West Su new X D 13% + ig [nue and 14th Street, amounted to} Hayes Wheel «..-.+0+++ 7s, — % | $880,000. Most of the rest is in the | Heyden Chem - p 130 100 form of first class securities. ‘The will, filed some tim vided for the division of on a percentage basis. Thomas C. 247, Five half-brothers sisters will divide $180,000; will be divided among nephews and nieces; and there is a fun for a niece, Florence Cooper Piersal, who is missing. Many other relatives are remem- bered in bequests ranging 000 to $190,000, will be about $120,000 en a elle LINER MEXICO, DAI IN CRASH, NOW Will Be Drydocked and by Hamilton, Rep The Ward Uner Mexico, which was In collision yesterday afternoon Old Dominion steamer Ham Norfolk, while the in from bucking the flood tide on her way out, to her returned this morning mainly under her own at foot of Wall Street, where gers and freight will be discharged and the steamer put In drydock. Capt. Peter Nelson of the Hamilton ‘ says the Mexico suddenly loomed up| A™ Smelt & Ref bs abead in the snow storm and that he| 4™ Sum Tob Ths sounded three whistle blasts to go to starboard, which were answered by the ‘Then the crash followed, the Mexico. Mexico having a hole put fifteen feet In height and forty feet long above the water line and th Hamilton was badly ripped. te LIBERTY BONE Liberty 81-28, opened 02; 1st 4 1-48, 98.90, off up .06; 3d 98.78, off .10 off .04; Victory 4 3-49 100.36. off .06; Tr. 4 1-48, 99.72, up .04, Her husband, Bent, will receive $567,- The tax deduction Mahanna pf . Hudson Co pt Hudson Man pt Lehigh Power Mercer Mot Mercer Mot V TC Mesab! Iron . © ago, pro- the estate and hal $135,000 New Fletion Pub « New Jersey Zinc . NY Tel pf... Oselda Corp Patten Typewriter «.. Philip Morris Phoenix Hosiery Prima Radio .... Radio Com Radio pf . Repett! Candy «++ *Sou Coal & Iron . Stand Mot . Btutz Motor sseeeee Bwitt & Co ..... Timken eDt Axle wf Todd Bhip tis Unit Profit Shar new Unit Retall Candy . U & Distributing UB Light & H seeeeseee Wayne Coal *West End Chem .... Willy Corp Ist pf . Woaither Mot Yule & Towne Mfg wt.. id of $45,200 from $40,- MAGED AT PIER How, S ired, with the atiton, bound Mexico was pier, eam, at the her passn- BONDS Aluminum 73 83 Am Cotton O11 6s Am Tel 68 Anaconda 68 Anglo Am Ol! Armour & Co Atl Gulf & W Beth Steel 73 Both Steel 73 Can Nat Ry Eq be, Can Pac $9. 8 {nto her bow @ nose of t! Ds. Cent Steel 86 Col Graph 8s ctf....+ 100.80, off | cons Gax Balt 10; 2d 98.28, Ath 98.62, udahy Pack de Deere & Co Te Detroit City Gus 6s Dominion Iron & Stee! 5s AL THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, 108 102% 100%» 85% Dun Ved Gale Gen Gulf OM 6 iap T & Lal Bk Robt na § 0 Asphalt 4 Rr 89. Hood Rubber 7# Inter RT Ks otf Kansas Gas 68 Kennecott © Ta. Laclede Gas 7 Uehigh Power 68. Louls G & B Man Power Nat Acme 73a Nat Cloak & 8 84 105% 105% 1 NY NU GAT. 80% 80% NYNIDG 17s Francs 68% 08% ONlo 5a Bosses Phila Klee 6a. ...4. 1 Phillips Vet 1 Pub Svs NJ Sheffield Farms South Calif Ed Tidul Hensel the sense that he was unaware of the Y on Sth ON Y 7s 2 {t & Co h NY GET 4 38%, 74 10 10 10 MANAGER SLIGHT TERM FR BG THEFTS Stole to Give Wife Luxuries—Strange Men- tal Twist Alleged. ‘The dete quality of he was doi deniably ca ype of compensation for organic in Depoaes made svBos chicompenn of Treasury Notes and Certificates before Jan. 10 feriority. The psychological function « 1 : : aH e was assured to-day as the Treasury will draw in DIVIDENDS ARE DECLARED AND of the uct was to restore the eB! jecan disbursements of a billion dol- from Jon. 1, 1923 CREDITED QUARTERLY which fecis wounded because of sex} jars in redemption of Victory not inferiority : cancellation of maturing certificates CHARLES M. DUTCHER, L. DeG. QUACKENBUSH, Treasurer This extract from a report filed in indebtedness and certain interest FRANCIS M. BACON 4 Secretaries = © B. OGDEN CHISOLM the Court of General Sessions to-day U.S Fi Hi 1 m 8, Fietary Notes and War Savings Stamps cailed for Redempies by Dr, Smith Ely Jelliffe, the eminent $300,000 cdr hres y . alienist, figured with a written memo- | 000 in two and a half year Treasu collected for depostors wwithent charge randum filed by Leslie Lockhardt, 1 | notes, and $409,000,000 in two issues lawyer, of No. 51 Chambers Street, in] of certificates of indebtedness, one the case of Max W. Hensel who, in| maturing in thre montbs and the ' Hiading guilty to the larceny of $51,-fother in ono Year. togctner with ap- || ‘THE BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK Cor fe lish’ with a sentence mo ten an old friend onl by requests for clemency from officers nk and nearly 100 depositor 1 of 13 Ww mo fice rfc 1 ord kn tic kn for Re x of the t in the t bank, Mrs. the court, “The Judge Patrick Street, was to-day awarded the contri Brooklyn ing to the npulsion 1.48 from th rn Excha ed recor to im nth: tid e y by th if bi Strec fen the th Iter ted. Mr of conct him on Nov 8 been He 4,000 to stolen bon me Mr. mi. na der to a compensate ew shi ipate ew nch at Lenox summoned office, congratulated hi mon the suc f his efforts in building up the arlem end of the business and announced defendant fear of losing his wife’ and g endant was not hi sact. He knew what ng but the act was used by an uncons directed by a dise: Har N ange National ds show. Hensel escaped | dollar outgo, which is made up of of term of from six | $700,000,000 in Victory notes, $200,- three ye in the Peni- | 000,000 in maturing certificates of in- posed by Judge Mancuso, | debtedness and $100,000,000 in in- who was influenced not | terest on the public debt » plea in extenuation but} It was said that the subscriptions pm brane many years wa A { ri About a . Preside! him to ow that he was t Lockhart The stolen 0, Sine aiding accou straightening out his books. refunded The balance of has been recovered nsel the bank mone ding company morandum Lockhart said: suffered be the ssure it her for her atify intimately, spe ee $494,538 BID WINS filed insane m Branch of the Bank, vanced the most novel excuse ever of. din a court of law so far as pub: s mang venue month nt of the 1 0 be Hensel immediately went to the of- and confesse that he was more than $50,000 short in mon said, had been expended in antictpat- gave himself up to the District Attor- ney. An indictment was found against that time he ntants The to the court DECEMBER 165, LADY ASTOR STS [THIS $37 000 F UNIONST MEET, FOR GENTLEF NNNEED OF AD Mrs. Adams in Will Creates to Function After Sister’s Death. 05% | of a stormy scene at the conference] assistance to gentlemen and gentlo-Janswer the subpoena, disciplinary @ 804 Jot the National Unionist Association,| women who become temporarily em-|{tlon before the bar of the House was oo | this afternoon, before the arrival off barassed,"’ is created in the will of passers by Representative Graham, 03, | Prime Minister Honar Law, when she] Emma J. Adams,“who died Aug. 80,|Penneniania, member of the colmlt” . " 1920. This succor is tg be at rod Hektrnclopetd hod ae bagel: made a speech arousing so much tire ‘a us is tg ate as any euch action tie « day to allow Ne that she was several times howled] the ‘Emma J. Adams Memorial]... sore time to appear. down. Fund," but the papers do not dis- i t t t t t ed: a of t i t in un- ious ad- | ¢ ager and ro the main pro- he ing the wants of his wife—in giving her a Hfe of luxury to compensate her for the realization that, because of deficiency on his part, she could not be the mother of a child. He and his wife lived in « beautiful home in Sound View Boulevard, Larch- mont Gardens On the advice of Mr, Lockhart, Hensel confessed to Mr. Frew and in about with the a morbid affection. In endeavored to distress suffered by an effort to an- every wish." Mancuso was counsel to the bank before he went on the bench and Hensel quaintance made the infliction of sen- tence a painful duty he ac- TUNNEL SHAFT AWARD Richn the vad shaft nond f bid. t ngton a publi k Me) Mc vern iovern, No. King of the of t reight 18 proposed And passe! which was the low abulation 969,000,000 Heights eubwe ‘hearing for Dee. d nger Bt Broo} tt f y plan 28. Gets Brooklyn- ud Construction Job. t 424 et ore ly anne ‘cord was $494,538.17 » board received the Tran Com- Bighth-Avenue- and Told to “Go Back to Amer- Press).—Lady Astor was the centre by another woman member advocat- and Lady when rooms. Socialists. wor: able to hear what I'm si Astor retorted: down After all, —etheir the Bolshevists or the a was down again when Mr. and the pceamees hats TREASURY OFFERINGS subscription of the combined offering fund, will be used to meet the billion were widely distributed, reflecting im- proved business conditions. 1922. D DOWN S HOMLE ica,” Retorts: “Shut Up Memorial So You Can Hear Me. LONDO}D (Associated A fund of $37,000, to be u: sDec. 16 Speaking on a resolution introduced is to be made in the form of ing a campaign of economis among gift he young to refute “the insidious incessant Socialist propaganda, Astor threw the first bomb) in referring to the conserva- ives she said: We haye members living in more han one house, and they don’t realize he conditions of people living in two It is said that teachers are I don’t blame them." Disorder followed these remarks and here were cries of ‘shame’? and withdraw’? while one delegate shout- #0 back to America." Lady Astor shouted back: “You are than the Labor Party. Shut up! ‘ou don’t shut up you won't be aying.’* rd there ¥ hearers and after the death of Mrs. sister, Mra. Mary Adams & of Paterson, N. J., who is income from the residue, w’ $5,000 to Flower Hospital, the Society and $2,000 to the Missionary Society of church. ft of the estate was filed in Su: Court to-day by Mrs. Short! issent after m her further Lady fr Street, executors, preemie Saeed BROOKLYNITE SHOT AND “It is very unfortunate to be howled at your own party meeting. I've never shown any lack f courage in fighting the two forces reac- BOSTON, Dec. 15.—A man jonaries.’* Lady Astor then proceeded to speak tew sentences, when again there disorder, with cries of ‘Sit according to the police. John Bruno, caught chase, was hel when arraigned to-day after The Chairman finally got the meet- ng quieted sufficiently for Lady Astor ‘© proceed, but she had barely started Bonar Law arrived discussion ended. SAVINGS BANKS. OVERSUBSCRIBED AS BILLION IS PAID OUT New Short Loans of $700,000,000 Will Nearly ‘ay Principal and Ne Hafele EA it le Four Per Cent "ur WASHINGTON, Dec 15. Over- to $5,000 on and the purpose of rendering temporary close whether the financial assistance The fund will not function until timately becomes the memorial fund. Other bequests included legacies of $3,000 to Presbyterian Home Missionary the Application for a judicial settlement Saunders and Edward R. Finch of No. 21 East 84th IN BOSTON STREET. death late yesterday in crowded Han- over Street has been identified by rel: tives as Anabal Tilo of Brooklyn, ¥. Y., on a charge of murder GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK Sixth Avenne and Sixteenth Sereet, New York QUARTERLY INTEREST RATE, JANUARY I, 1923 ‘- $1 Opens an Account KELLER FAILS TO OBEY COMMITTEE SUBPEONA * UND Fails to Appear a Postponeme WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—Represen- tative Oscar Keller, Minnesota, author of the impeachment resolution against Attorney Ggneral Daugherty, to-day de- fled the House Judiciary Committee, He refused to appear before the committee in answer to a sibpoena. Issuance of the subpoena followed an acrimonious wrangle between Keller and the committee last night, during which the Congressman sought to read a state- ment charging that the impeachment inquiry thus far had been “a whit wash” and announcing that he was through with the affair. As the result of Keller's failure ised ‘‘for t Keller's attorney sent a letter to the committee asking postponement until to-morrow. \ The committee yoted unanimously to | go ahead with the impeachment pro. ceedings, despite Keller's refusal to ap pear and further press his charges. “We will sift this matter to the bottom,’ declared Chairman Volstead “If Keller persists in backing down we will call our own witnesses and try the remaining charges as best we cat After members had taken turns ex- ressing their views that Keller was running out, the committee voted to give the Minnesota Congressman until to-morrow morning to answer the sub- poena, loans or Adams's ‘aunders, left the ‘hich ul- Foreign same SAVINGS BANKS. 1 Is the per annum rate of our semi- z annual dividend, payable December 31st, our third distribution at this rate. Victory Notes, payable December 15, 1922, and War Savings Stamps, Series of 1918, due January 1, 1923, may be deposited as cash. meat iver avings , Institution 293-5 Broadway. One Block North of (itv Hall rrogute’s KILLED shot to a long after Jan. 1s, 1925 vroximately 009,000 in taxes due to be paid in to-day and an equal amount from the Treasury general 4 Per SAVINGS BANKS, That First I practically assured. you will have no d financial independence. If you save only soc a day and deposit it weekly in the savings bank, in five years your savings plus the compound interest. will amount to that first $100o—the master key to future thousands—to independence, security, position and happiness. Open an account nearest your home or place of business. THE MUTUAL SAVI Pierrepont and C INTEREST AT THE RATE OF Will be credited to depositors Jan, 1, 1923 (payable on ar on all sums from $5.00 to $5,000 entitled thereto. Deposits made on or before Jan. 12, 1923, will draw interest from Jan. 1 ONE DOLLAR WILL OPEN AN ACCOUNT Bank Open Daily at 9 A. M. (Except Sundays and He And on Monday Evenings, trom 5 to 7 JOIN OUR 1923 CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW! T was a wise man who said that ifa person could save $1000, financial independence would be In other words, after you save $1000 the saving habit will have become so easy and pleasant that GS BANKS OF NEW YORK, BRONX AND WESTCHESTER COUNTIES INCORPORATED 1827 linton treets and 300 Fulton Street Cent. Per Annum d after Jan. 20, iday Clock. $4000 ifficulty going right on to today with the savings bank