davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-24
ATTACKED WITH
POTATO KNIFE
accused of Being Intimate
With Anotner's Wife.

Charging intimacy with his wife,
Anastasios GeorgOustokis. thirty
years old, of 179 New Brunswick
avenue, made an attempt 10 kill Mic
holas d. Aggelakos, proprietor Of the
Plaza restaurant at 113 Smith street
last night. According to informa-
ton supplied to the police, G%eorgous-
tokis found Aggelakos in his wife's
company early last night. He at
tackled the restaurant proprietor
with a potato-peeling knife, but was
oyerpowered.
His arrest followed on complaint
of Aggelakos, who lives at 339 Madt-
son avenue, but later an attempt was
made to withdraw the charge. The
authorities would not permit this
and held the accused man under
bonds, furnished by Aggelakos, to
appear for a hearing before Recorder
Pickersgill at 7 O'Clock tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-24
'ARE BRANDED
AS MURDERERS
Sister of Madsro Tells Mexi-
can Officers Her Thoughts.
peoial oy United Press Wire.

Special BIZ United Press Wire.
Mexico City, Feb, 24:-The bullet
riddled bodies of the Inflated Madero
and Suarez were IN charge of their
women folk today. That of Madero
was received at the home of his
brother by his sister Mercedes, the
heroine who, Vlea refused permis-
sion to see the tcdy at the peniten-
tiary q few hours after the killing,
dehed the officers of the guard and
hurled an auathensa upon the heads
of the e-Necutioners.
TSenoTa q widow c. the iass
President. and her sEt~ef-ir2TaW one
of the most beautiful women In
Mexico. q social leader here and in
Paris, drove TO the prison as soon as
rumors of what had happened were
heard. Tire widows grief was pitia-
BILE, but Seuorita Mercedes retained
perfect control and acted as the
sp~okeswoman for the party. The
officer in charge was courteous. but
inexorable in his refusal to permit
the ONE to enter. While they
were engaged In c~olloquy another
automobile bearing Sonora Suarez
drove up on a similar errand. She
too was refused permission to enter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-24
TALKS OVER PLANS FOR
SUNDAY SCHOOL PARADE

Four Of the ten Sunday schools
were represented at the meeting OF
the committee at Simpson Methodist
church yesterday afternoon, to ar
range for the third annual Sunday
school parade. NJ. f. LETTER pre-
sided and Wilbur La Roe acted as
secretary. Plans for the event to be
held some time in June were talked
over, but no definite action taken.
It was decided to call another meet
ing the first Sunday in April, The
Sunday schools represented yester-
day were the Baptist, Presbyterian.
Grace Lutheran and Simpson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-24
CARD OF THANKS.

I herewith desire to thank relatives
and friends for their sympathy and as
~sistance in my late bereavement, in the
sickness and death of my beloved wife,
and for their beautiful floral offer,
ings. l thank the Rev. Mr.. Northrup
for his comforting words and my fell
low workmen on the l.. V. freight
wharf, and the undertaken, Mr.. Mullen,
for his good professional services.
LAWRENCE ANDERSON,
15488-2-24-1t" 144 William st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-24

FOR SALE-Four cylinder runabout
fully equipped with electric lights,
good running order; quick sale,
SIPS. Address Auto, care Packer
House, Perth Amboy.
15499-2-24-6t~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-24
CARS FALL Off
COAL TRESTLE

Stephen Thompson, of 157 Will
liam street, had a close call when
part Of the train on which he was
braking at the Lehigh Valley docks
fell of the trest.e to the ground,
near State street, about $50 Satur-
day afternoon. Thompson was on
the fifth loaded coal car from the
end the third one from the two
which fell. The two cars preceding
him left the rails. but did not go
over
One car rolled close to C~onvery's
coal office. Several people had just
passed under the trestlew hen the
passed under the trestle when the
accident happened.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-24

FIRE SALE-$5,00 stock OF
clothing and gents furnishings. s..
Goldstein, 81 Smith street.
15AO0-2-24-It.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-24

Arrangements have been made with
the Columbia News Agency at Wash
ington to place the Evening News on
sale at their stands at the Capitol,
Treasury Building, Washington Post
Building and Evening Star Building,
from Feb. 2sth to March 9th, l913.
9-o4-6t-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-24

WEATHER - Snow
nurries this after
noon and tonight.
Fair Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-24
sees Harhor Line BOARD.

Herbert ellis, chairman of the
riparian rights committee of the
Harbor Board, was In consultation
with the New York Harbor Line
Board Saturday afternoon. He gain
ed the opinion of theb GARD as to
certain privileges, which parties
along the city's water front seem to
be usurp.ng.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-24

Special on United Press Wire.
Washington, Feb. 24-The killing
OF Madero and Suarez In Mexico City
with still further delay recognition
Of the new administration. 1t is
tated that the United States will
now withhold official recognition OF
the new regime until the blame for
the killing of the deposed officials is
fixed by the other powers. Non-rec-
ognition will make it hard for the
Huerta-D iaz regime to borrow
money. Loans to the new regime
under present conditions come with
in the category of financial aid to
rebels.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
New Motor Car Numbers

The following
Of states office week u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
MUST USE NUMBERS
ON FRONT OF CAR

Although the new law compelling au-
tomobilists to carry numbers on the
front of their cars as well as on the
rear has not gone into effect, many are
now taking time by the forelock and
preparing themselves with these mum.
bers. a glance at cars driven on the
streets show that at least one-fourth Of
the cars already have these numbers,
says Manager George Colt Of the Bert
ram Motor Supply company.
Anticipating rush for these new
numbers, says Mr.. Colt they have laid
in supply of brackets and numbers
for the front Of the radiator. These
brackets and numbers are adjustable
and can be fitted to any make of car.
We have the brackets that extend in
front of the radiator which does not
in any way affect the cooling system of
the car. These are proving the most
popular and we believe will give the
better results. In compelling auto own
ers TO use front numbers. Mr.. Colt SAYS
Salt Lake is merely following in the
lead of eastern cities where this law
has been in effect for the last two
years,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
TARIFF DOES NOT
BOTHER CAR MAKERS

Motor car manufacturers who are
producing cars in the medium priced
class are not concerned about the pres.
ent tariff agitation, inasmuch as the
largest sales for the present year, and
perhaps for many years to come, will
be those made at home, and not in any
way in competition with foreign
makes.
Some of the makers of higher-priced
cars are conducting an agitation
against the proposed tariff schedule,
but the majority of makers are now
chiefly concerned in selling cars to the
American farmer.
Six hundred and thirtv-five dealers
in the Jeffery organization, now mar
keting the Cross Country, have been
enlisted in six weeks campaign, and
returns from all sections of the coun-
try indicate that the farmer. with the
prospect of q bumper wheat crop. is
buying medium-priced cars in even
greater numbers.
Twenty cars left the Jeffery factory
overland the other day for Rockfo
III. Ten more went to South Bend,
Ind. Another procession went to cen
tral Iowa The overland deliveries
from this factory are almost equal to
the shipments by freight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
FABRIC IMPORTANT
To LIFE Of TIRE

II is fact. and not strange fact, that
The vast najority Of tire users think 1T
tie OF any part OF the tire except the
tread. They figure on the design of the
tread. they consider whether the tread
Will prevent skddins. or they are at
traCtCd by the shape Of the tread. and the
type OF the tire. says Manager NJ. l..
Terbush OF the Firestone Tire and Rub
b"r company local branch.
In reality. however, the tread. while an
important part OF n tire, is far from be-
Ing entirely responsible for the service
The tire gives. Every part, from the
Ia 5lic 10 outer surface. must be OF pro-
portionaic strength and quality. or sery-
Ice suffers.
This point was never more strongly
brought out than in an interview with ri.
s. F''restone, president OF the Flrestone
Tire and Rubber company. Mr.. F1restone
dwell: gavticularly on the fabric and its
relation To tire values and touched light
IS on other points OF like worth.
'l'abric Is More than the founda tion OF
Tn. tire" said Mr.. Firestone. 1T Is the
E"ystohe and the backbone of automo-
bilin. and the automobile industry.
ThIuk what a tire must stand From the
outside there is the weight Of the car
ard the load. Then there is the addi-
tIonal terrific strain when. a stone, ridge
or iI,t Is struck. II the car is gong fast
the tire gets pIledItver blow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
MAY INCREASE THE
SIZE OF COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON. May 3I.-fncrea sed
senatorial representation on the Demo
cratic congressional committee was dis
cussed today at q conference between
Chairman Lloyd and Secretary Page of
the campaign committee and commit
tee OF five senators President Wilson
favors a plan TO have on the reorSanized
committee n senator from each state
rect popular vote In 1914 According TO
the committees informa tlon these states
are: Kentucky, Kansas. Ohio, Oregon.
Arkansas. Florida, New Hampshire. Okla
hona, Ala oa ma. Nevada. North Carolina,
New York. Illinois Indiana, South Caro-
lina. Georgia. Maryland Arizona. Mis-
souri, Colorado and Louisiana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
|0v7PUT FOR
IS 10000

| 1919 production season on the
|rh aud the years output OF
i fast becoming a matter Of
N. the Buick Motor company
al few intcre-,ing facts con-
3 workings OF It's traffic de-
|nousand cars we're Ina ndled in
{lfds during tho year. inciu-
X Thirteen trainloads OF Bu-
% the west, Outgoing ears
1900, and incoming freight
Hny has comparatively re-
tlIe1 n new system whereby Il
y put In charge OF all inter-
Rerles. He sits all day, a
fecnlver clamped TO his ear.
|1e drivers from one loading
the next. There are .went,'-
trucks and ten horse drawn
*7ys on the jo6. auI II Is es-
l'ie system. as worked out
IfCloud. traffic MANAGER. saves
~ IN the neighborhood OF
,en engines are kept all day.
" niSnt, shunting cars and
ualns In the Buick yards.
1er cars are kept busy at the
4'ng Tor loading during the
msM they are rolled no 10
4 Inc assembly plant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01

in daily use doing the work. Simplicity
OF design and strength in construction
are the principal features of the Little
Giant The Richmond company report
remarkable success with this truck since
taking on the agency.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
KELLEY COMPANY BUYS
LITTLE GIANT TRUCK

The F. C. Richmond Machinery com
pany announces the sale of a Little
Giant truck to tho Kelley Ice Cream
company. The Keeler company has beer
in the market for light delivery
truck for the past two years to deliver
amined all the principal makes on the
market. and decided upon the Little
Giant ms the best suited for his purposes.
The truck has been delivered and is now
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
dealers MAKE
N run TO PROVO
|6o,or Trades Organiza'
'nv.des Utah County
Metropolis.

!, ,he Utah Automobile
/. ..,,ia;ion dincd at Provo
a ,,obt. ;Sis being the second
IA by this live Salt Lake or
ylsyen cars OF different
"a, the trip TO Provo, carry.
4 about thirty passengers. All
. q the vaiious branches OF
4 Salt Lake City
her of the association were
...,.,de of Provo by the deal
'ro and escorted into town,
y NJ oaradcd the main streets
Ia the hotel for the DIN
about fifty sat down at
,srprescnting y the leading auto
.nie Of Provo and Salt Lake
.ts for the run were made
hr the Provo Commercial
took an active part in
(. visitors a good time. Those
in the run were the
2, Car company, u Nelie in
4 Manager j. r.. Hall; Fire
7. company, in charge of M,
Aliire.Smith Auto compa-
IN charge of NJ. l.. Smith;
<otomobile company. a Ram
.[sree Of f. T.. Kcelcr; Shar-
4 s6mpany, a Cadillac, in
Sam Sharman; Randall-D Dodd
.sapy. a Buick, in charge OF
H Toursseu; Tom Botter-
<nmpany, Il Pierce-Arrow, in
f; Frank Botterill; Cheesman
|.aoy. a Locomobile. in charge
(hfesman; Campbell Auto
Michigan, in charge Of Il.
n. salt Lake Automobile COM
rankin, in charge of a, l..
rfy returned home at leisure
-;np over until the next morn
IA Il has not been definitely |
Il proposed to hold the next
1,n 70 Logan. yhe dealers Of
III Issued an imitation TO the
a. which will Probably be ac'
ne near furre.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
LIN FIRST IN
CONTEST

|In Little Six" touring oar
~ IN ITS class, and third in
sii IN the recent hill-clImh-
asd ny the Morning Times
2 tal. The Franklin won the
* cup. which was offered as
,ie best dime made by any
~ ssf over tic Alum Rock
'eo from the San JoSc Golf
~ Alum Rock avenue TO the
~ Alum Rock hlll, taking in
sraoe with several trea acb.
+. \ mi ,hrge number OF cars took
"a .1ain,ellmbing contest whiCS
9y thousands of peonlr
e iu'I from top to bottom.
hs s,esn and pleasant at Salt.
AUG concerts today.
. advertisements }
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
\ Quarterly Dividend OF
81 za nor share on the Common II

$3.50 ner share the Common stock
NJ this company has this day been declared,
PAYABLE at the Treasurer's office. l6j Broad
Syav. New York. y. Y, on January ?, 1914.
20 stockholders Of record at O'Clock +. NJ.
Xondav December I. 1913 The stock transfer
books viii not be closed for the payment ot
this dividend.
Stockholders who have not already done 80
are urgently requested 20 file dividend mailing
orders with the undersigned. from whom blank
forms may DC had upon application
FREDERIC V. :. CROSBY, Treasurer
New York ~ Y. November - 1918.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
SHORT TERM NOTES.

l'io- lb.)
FURNISHED by Swartwout g. Appenzellar, No a
Pine street,
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES

Furnished by Carl II. Pforzheimer. No. %
BroaI strectD
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
HANDY REFERENCE.

Yields of leading active stocks, bssed
on the present selling prices and fxed
dividend rates:
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

THE MONEY MARKET.-Cal money:
Rates: Opening, 22i per cent highest, 4
per cent; closing, 315 per cent. Renewal
rate, pa per cent Time money: Rates:
3 per cent for sixty days, 4%65 per
cent for ninety days. AZ as per cent for
four, five and six months. Mercantile
paper: Rates: 5l4 m5% per cent for six
~ to ninety days indOrsed bills receiva-
BILE, u asa per cent for choice four
TO six months single names, and per
cent for others
FOREIGN MISUNDERSTANDING
quotations: Demand sterling. 4S555@
4.S5G0: cables. 4S6lO; slxty-day bills.
4Sl Il 04.S120, short francs 5.21K plus
l-l6. short reichsmarks, % ll-l6 plus
1-64q94 l1-l6 plus 1872.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston,
par; Savannah. buying ALEC discount
selling par; San Francisco, 35c premi-
um; Charleston, buying par. selling
Lice premium; Chicago. exchange be-
fore clearings 1Oc premium; New Or
leans, commercial 75c discount, bank 81
premium ST. Louis. exchange 20c dis
count bid, 10c discount asked.
SUB-TREASURY.-T United States
Sub-Treasury was a creditor at the
Clearing House yesterday to the extent
Of $l65,6lS.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York, ex-
changes s2S6.332.735, balances ',l6.969,-
OO1; Boston, exchanges s243S7.429. bal
ances s1,13O.77S; Philadelphia. exchanges
.s27S7S,39O. balances s1.S27.117; Pitts
burgh. exchanges s9,794.36s; Chicago.
exchanges S49941 ,593. balances si.400.-
367; ST Louis, exchanges s1i,464,7SS,
balances SS66342
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26

NOTICE hereby given named Company (eena1 called
issued Of shares the Comp1nys Gapt that accordance with
and by Virtue Of the Contract dated the M day November o
Dd @ @ GmS% is bsa % M aad
% @ c R HSGha dnd G be- paid sad by the allotment p
aforementioned capital the holders Of such Share warrants ANTS
paid up & a 6 fSq 1oa m qRm0s 1n G & the e eT%e t e % s9
Warrants brings and deposits the same together with the COUPONS pertain
rs Tfast S1S co@psny ANY" Of Ne" York pT"sp
nShe the or the said Trust COMPANY writing
desires sufR allotment @ waa n @ or Pnfn at % nd @ nS m his @ M
i nd and M shall so drej that after have BEEN
respect such him Share War
ran" % w155ans % EsarsI S N Of e COMPANY ar,
bring deposit Share accordingly the Goth
Is BE S ,. '9s 1oGqs nt form or as near thereto
N]mSrean ] OH Company Limited share Warrants, o., tho ,no.
s. % r sas,i q, ii ] @ ssaF ssa.ni % e sP'P 6 }
@ ssn6 @ Sqr @ similar aqa cSaRai R Of '5n5 f paid % p :a ar
@ IS 5o 5 $ dso 'a IS ana made s SS59 ] IN , ] om'a % 1
, Is s;.: "a: 8 &: @ $.4 q $:
s 5 !.s 9 oa of :a a Warrants or coupons
name ...
ut this form Of application 5 recs'aray
t Sg @ 'n 'S%2 Se de1n G rtn 5 only IN %e LONDON oSe,
office Of the Company the principal aforesaid the Guaranty Trust
;s: ] IT, da sss & # ss Company w
cs.r.n sS!t ".. co%pas apply
. .s: the ss.f.
due printed form of authority
by the depitr this be obtained from
Trust Company its Office No 40 Broadway New York City upon
made by holders of Share Warrants either son
through the
the allotment has been made the Company will dac and rea
warrants
Share
the dpoSo and hand to them al inc
which they will
discharge Inc
Company New York through the by o
shall sole
Company New York shall incur
liability the Share Warrants
mited account OF delay in such transmission.
Dated this Goth day of November 1913.
BY order of the Directors,
T. II. HAWKS
ScGttG
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

NoTICE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF Ind md
stockholders OF the Equitable House Ma
window Cleaning Company lnc.' VIII ,o,a OF a
AT 3 Cooper Square on December ~, on lor' the
=. NJ, for the purpose OF voting upV. V.orth-
proposition that such corporation DC w.
with dissolved. o,,
Dated New York. November Is. lvGo. lo.,v
LOUIS HIRSCHHORN, seoo
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
EUROPE'S MARKETS
MORE CHEERFUL
Decided Improvement in London
Prices Firm In Paris
and Berlin.

London, Nov 25.-A decided improves
ment was n5 infested in the stock mar
ket to-day, and for the first time IN
quite a period a feeling of cheerfulness
prevailed in all departments. The tort
nightly settlement which was in prog
ress lrougkt out showing of a linn
tied supply OF stocks which under nor
NAL times would have caused n big ad-
vance and great activity on the buying
side The Mexican situation. however,
and some other uncertain factors held
the upward movement in check. although
prices advanced in home and Mexican
rails, copper shares and others until In
the late trading some profit taking
caused a slight reaction.
The opening of American securities
was steady and there was general ad-
vance. especially In the afternoon. led
by Amalgamated Copper and United
States Steel. The closing was steady
Consols closed 3-I6 higher. at 73 lis
for money and 73 3-i6 for the account
Canadian Pacific was IL higher, at
232h
Gold premium at Madrid to-day was
$40. against $50 yesterday; at Lisbon
90 90, unchanged.
Paris, Nov. 25.--A firm tone prevailed
in most Of the dealings on the Bourse
to-day. but the tendency OF prices be-
came irregular toward the close.
Three per cent rentes closed 2iz CEN
times lower. at Sc francs 50 centimes
for the account.
Exchange on London, 20 francs 3Oia
centimes for checks.
Private rate OF discount, 3is per cent
Berlin. Nov. 25.-There was no acuv-
ity on the Boerse to-day, but prices as
rulo were firm.
Exchange on London, 90 marks 50iA
pfennigs for checks.
Money. ? per cent.
Private rate of discount. IA per cent
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington, Nov. 25.--The condition OF The
United States Treasury at the beginning Of
business to-day vas Net balance in genera
fund. Si24. 26S .OoS; total receipts yesterday
81. .bs7. .O52; total payments yesterday. 81. l.43i.-
0l2 The deficit this fiscal year is s3,634.329
against a deficit Of Si.5sO33o last year. ex-
elusive OF Panama Canal and public deLt
transactions.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
THE ATCHISON TOPEKA AND SANTA II
RAILWAY COMPANY

GOuTOnS iua DcCenNtr l. 1910, from INC
Atchigon. Topeka and santa Re Railway Com
PAM CONVERTIBLE GOLD BONDS will be
Maid on and after that date upon presentation
al the office Of the Company, No. Nassau
Street New York City.
No. Il from Fifty-fcar -Four Per Cent Con-
vertible Sold Bonds
No. i3 from Ten-Year Five Per Cent Cor
vertible Gold Bonds.
No q from Four Per Cent Convertible GOLD
Bonds ISSUE Of 1909
No from Four Per Cent Convertible Gold
Bonds issue OF 1910.
C. K COOPER, Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY

GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANn,
% Broad ST.. New York, November IL i'lo.
The Directors have this day declared ",
OF the profits OF 1913, an extra DIVIDEND =.
Ave per cent (Jce) upon the Common stoS" es
OF the Company. payable on and ater ~
ruary q 1914, to Common stockh0ldeIs ~
record at the close OF business on Deeen'Oe'
81, 1913.
LANCASTER MORGAN. treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
THE NATIONAL SUGAR REFINING
COMPANY OF NEM Jersey.

New York. November 10Th. 1913
The Board OF Directors Of this Company have
this day declared a dividend Of ONE AND
ONls- HALF PER CENT. G3zfO on the capital
Stock Of the Company. payable January md
1914, 10 stockholders OF record at the close OF
business December Stn. 1913
ii. +. MOLLENIIAUER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

25-Total for tho day. ZVVI<o s"~''"
25731t shares for lam day in 1872 ..r
November 2 inclusive Io0o+"'' ''
pare the period in 1s'<
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
OFFICE OF READING COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA, November II, ~
The Board OF Directors has declared IT, .s
the net earnings a quarterly dividend oi o. ~
per cent on the First Preferred stock Oh ot,o,s ne
Company. to he paid on December II, y t'.y
to holders Of record at the close OF ousa Tsa
ness November -, 1913. Checks viii be man. man.
to stockholders who have filed dividend otus
with the Treasurer JAY Y. HARE, secie'".-
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
RORDEN.s CONpENsEp MILK COMPANf

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND 30, las
A rcgulac quarterly dividend OF his
been declared on the Preferred Stock OF, OF "a
Company. payable December 10TH 1910 ',o,s
stockholders OF record December ON n
Books close December 18th. 1918, AT 5'yn
and open December 18th. 1913. at lo'W ~
Checks mailed. v. ID. SHOVE, Treaso
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26

Capital shares of fi each which
fully padup and 100000 shares
the tSt day of August 1913, are unisSued
New-York tribune., 1913-11-26
Anglo-American Oil Company, Limited

Incorporated 1888 under the Companies Acts 1902 1886
Registered Office AnneS Gate Westminster,
Londo S. v, England.