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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

the Comm onweslth Power Raiiway and
Iisht Company earned "a per cent. on ~
common stock after providing Tor ali ex-
renses. interest charges and preferred diyi-
Ss"ds nHrHH nt the s'" year ended pScemb.r
hose Of the Union Railway. Gas and Flee
trie Company, the Michigan Railways Com
acquired May /, 1918 Of which tirne IN. pre-.
company were largely increased December.
1913, earnings exhibited good increase
;ion and dividends on the cointnon stock for
the month was AT the annual rate OF 10 "a
pSp Ggn' on the iSIO@ ogs Of
cubic feet Of artificial gas were sold. an In
crease yn, o, a., sss17 ober cen, over the previous
current was disposed OF, an Increase OF / ~
per cent and passengers carried by electric
railways increased ''' per cent, over l9l2.
The Grand. Rapids Railway Company, t.
RAILWAY and Light Company In i9ia carried
"6"nOOOO passengers on It's sixty i've miles
OF electric line In Grand Rapids, Mich, Gross
.ei3i7. an expansion Of % per cent For
December, 1913, gross earnings made a gain
net earnings increased ?l.2 per cent and
surplus after charges gained 1915 per cent.
New construction to be undertaken mi.
year by the Pcnnsylvania Water and Power
Nol,phhy inolults the completion OF the
duplicate Transmission line from the gen
Grating plant to Baltimore. Increased de-
manh for current has resulted in over.
loading the existing line ana this has caused
neahy loss Of current In transmission
Duplication Of the line will involve an cN.
penditurc Of 100000 hut the saving in
tran sfnisslon Will more than offset the in
creased hNrd charges, Tn" capacity ~ tho
hydro.olcCtric station VIII also bc Increased
TO lll.0oO horse power by the Installation
OF cigs1n unit OF II 900 horse power
and with an additional transformer unit
Installed in III" snbstation AT Baltimore
rs capacity WIN be Increased to $1,000 horse
power. During six months OF the year
and for ten hours day The company has
available 100, 900 horse power of energy
which II sold at very low rate would
Increase net profits OF the company 25 per
cent, and oNClals OF the cOnpnny are no a
making a study Of this problem and hone
20 lind way By which "a more nyornEe
load for the entire twenty-four hours may
De carried.
Consolidated earnings OF the Wisconsin
Edison COMPANY Inc, for November lNi3
show an Increase OF sb5.t59 In Operating
revenue and ~ $4,000 In not after taxns
Operating rov"nu" for the month amounted
90 37s.T'2. and net earnings were sa2SS39
nSis. gross ,,sanrIninss were .ssOi,1sO, an
was E262t.7lO, gain Of S6G,340 The
surplus after dividends applicable 10 Sc
curiti.s o. the WISCONSIN Edison COMPANY
vas yl'lat,s6s. or tGo,S5s more than for
the preceding year, w.
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The oondholdcrs under this Plaza would
be making u concession in permitting the
stock Of the fund .mcutai property 10 Toe
enlarged. This cannot be done unless CON
scented to by the boriholders. II so per
cent, however. agree IL IL con .idsred that
the plan can De made hiudng.
The advantage to the bondhold,rs would
be that the fundamental railroad property,
the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Rail
way. would be enhanced IN value by the
addition of new capital supplied by the
Rock Island Company stockholders. The
property Is In Meet Of new money for
large betterments and improvements in
shortening its line, cutting off grades and
shortening detours, IN order to compete
with the fast time OF its rivals over large
parts Of It's line. This money, 1t IL said,
would be difficult to raise on the merits of
the property. SO that an assessment upon
the Rock Island stockholders In return for
Junior stock or other security has It's
advantage to the bondho,ders
While an assessment. IL Is believed
would not he popular among the common
and preferred stockhold' ~ IL IL recognized
rs concession that Is likely TO be agreed
uDon by the largest stockholders as a
necessity in order that they should retain
direct interest in the securities of the
recognized property
The reports published yesterday that n
receversnip for the Rock Island will be
avoided in any readjustment caused Il re-
turn OF confidence In the ISSUES that re-
suited in a rise OF 3 points in the col
lateral per cent bonds to isis, a gain
Of ] X in the common ana A., in the
preferred stock.
Three members Of the readJustment
committee viii be out OF town for the
remainder OF this week and further meet
inss viii not be- held untll Monday or
Tuesday
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ROADS OPPOSE TWO CENT RATE
Opposition 20 Maxtmnn, Charge pcy
Mile develops at Albany,

ALBANY, Feb i6.---The Assembly Ran.
road Committee gave hearing to-day on
tho bin of Assemblyman John Leo Sulli-
van. Republican, ot ChaltadQus, provid-
ing n maximum charge OF two cents =
mile by railroads in this state for carry
ing passengers,
Representatives OF the larger railroads
IN the State appeared in opposition to the
hin. They included \. 4. Heard aud
Lewis /. Carr, Tor the Delaware ana Hud.
son F. Il. Hammond for tho Lehigh Val
ley; r. II. Wallace OF the Erie =. /.
Hunter, chairman Of the Trunk Limo As
sociation. and H. Leroy Austin FOR tho
New York Central
Mr. Austin declared that y the bill wen.
through the New York Central would loso
100000 "A year
William G. Whish, representing the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers, OPP
posed the bill, declaring that II tne reve-
nues OF the railroads decreased there would
be corresponding decrease In. wages "
employees
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FORUCLOsURE SAIvs.


NEW YORK SUPREME cDritr r,,.,.'-
OF NEW YORk-THE new NOE,. NM
COMPANY and ~. ANMAB SANr4 'HCN'
tees, etc, PLAINTIFF against FIRED. ut,. u.
MEYER eli at, Defendant. a.
In pursuance Of u JudEm.uf ,l .rt..t.....
ana sale. duly made ana eut"soa q, ~
18TH day OF January, 1911 T. IN w
signed, the referee IN said judgm.1. ,.HdS'
VII sell at public AUCTION At ~ EsooSa,"r..
Borough OF Manhattan City of N.o u
on tho 10th day OF February. 1sIt ,,'y
o'clock noon on that day by i}-yar E. a,
nelly, Auctioncer, the premises di-.,'tt.SN 'h
said judgment to be sold. aud fna-.t.u o
scribed az follows: -
land, with the building and i,vu-D,.,,.
thereon erected, situate. lying u.H s.,',
bounded 1ud described 90 follow. 's
BEGlNNlNG at a point ir fhu ,..,,.-
line OF i33rd street distant thr.. 4.
and seventy four (37b feet ter, .,,l ,,. 'i
formed by the lnters actlou o. the .,..I,
line of 1S3rd street Win the easter. iG'
parallel with seventh Avenue ans D.. 4,
the distance Through a party vuI. rn.."
centre line Of the block; thru.U ... :
casterly along said centre line cot ,f.
Twenty-Five t2tl feet; thence rurn.I. ....i
eriy. parable with Seventh A.,ul. .
sUutheriy line uf t23rd street 4.. ~
running westerly along said .olu .-.
Known as Suinber ifis IVES, Ps5a.t' ..,... I,
the Borough OF Manhattan, C.,y -
Dated. New York. January e.n.. t.+,
wrnn1rroS Js9sE hpH, + hn}AN Hsf.e.
OF Manhattan. New YORK * '''''
The followinG Is DIAGRAM " the rr-e....
to he sold; It's street number 8. t'' We,
i3ard street
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FOREcLosURE sALKs.


y 9HkMiSfN * <. ssFh@2sT. hp8uSn ;
mAT l. an Nsw wA yh Tb sIf tsApoo
f@d SHdon tnd GSs? iIsSisgcs OK
s3LLA corn, CITY or Nt:W. YORK. SELL
9ohk hk xk1 TMAS z oMHr 3$aY S 6Tfs
ELEVATOR COMPANY. SAMUEL BERG
MAaXN n4vIp TuhKEibbv lS g, L 4, Sc 6,
and HYMAN IL. WEISS co.partners doing
su'lne wE nsaer The n o 6Gm f rGd s dens
FhTER aS9S?Xs ' c99MfpHN% Sia$ %EW S2RK.
MAN, a copsrtner.hip doing business under
ne npt iT =, 99w p a9a yI. Of THE ia E Tnt,
WINDHAM REALIZATION CORPORATION.
Defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered In the
s,bove-eniitled action and dated The Ism
the referee in said Judgment. named, viii
sell a. pun &c auction g re 'T s,rn.t
BOROUGH Of Monhat,an. Gig, County and
state Of New York. on the s4h day OF
ass ST. ldshh H ,?Fh SqHn Sn '9ss
prsnlses, d b,n1 sS mi jS5s%en to he
ALI that Het cerain io piecc or p' PARE. OF
land situate. lying ana being In the Borouth
Sew YORK bounded and described as follows:
BEGiNNlNp at a point on The eas;erly sid:
Of Gram sns fi,sst sl;9' ness
more Or less; northery from the northerl
aide OF West Houston street which point 10
formed by the Intersection OF the said side
of Greene street and the southsrIy side OF
the southerly wall Of tho present house
known ss Number l5s Greene street; run
ming thence easteriv parallel With said West
Houston Street and for part OF the distance
along the southerly side OF said wall and %
and along the northeriv side OF an OLD
retaining wall SEVENTY hve feet four and
three-quarter inches as ~ more or less.
10 the westerly side Of another brick vail:
running thence northeriy parallel, Or nearly
no. with Greene street seventeen feet nine
and three quarter inches or gS"D more
less. as far as said brick wall extends
running thence easterly parallel, or nearly
so. with West Houston Street twenty i've
feet esq more or less to another brick
nearly so. with Greene Street, but along 50 q
wall twen.y-four feet six inches CA 81
more OF less, to point Ia a l!ne In pro
long alton OF the snutlerly wall of the HNe-
story building on the north known as NUM-
her 1862 Greene street; running theme
southerly side OF said wall one hundred feet
six inches tlo0' g. more or less 20 the
casterly side Of Greene street. Running
thence southerly along said oasterly side o.
said Greene street forty one feet four ana
one-half inches ct ~, more o. less 10
being known by the street numbers Log
and $50 Greene street"
Dated. New York January 2sth. 1914.
TOWNSEND MORGAN. Referee
BEEKMAS MESKES & GRIsCoM. Attor-
neys for Pltin,ins. 5?54 William street.
Borough OF Msnhattan. CITY OF Ne"
Tn. following Is diagram % the property
Greene street.
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MAY ASSESS STOCK
OF ROCK ISLAND co.
Ecadiustmcnt Plan Said to In
clmdc Raising About
S15.OOO.OOO.
NEW ISSUE IN EXCHANGE
Announcement Of Full Details
Expected Some Time
Next Week.

A plan OF readiusment of Rock Island
finances has been developed to the point
where an announce mcnt Of progress con
tanning the outlines OF general plan
may be looked for by the middle Of next
week
one Of the prominent features is ex-
pected to be q method of raising new
capital FOR the underlying property An
assessment of from So 70 SIS a share upon
the common and the preferred stock of the
Rock Island Company. an equal ass ess-
ment upon each class Of stock. is being
prominently considered 10y the rcadjust-
ment committee A leading director said
yesterday that il is highly likely that such
an assessment will be incorpora ted in the
mai plan.
This assessment, II made. will produce
between 5000. 600 and SCI 900, 900 OF new
capital 10 be put into the property with
the middle figure about SIS 900 000
The ass ssment feature lends new light
IL the considerations that would lead to a
ieadjustment OF the property without n
receivership. II has been made very
evident in the last several days that the
representatives OF the Phelps Dodge in
dividual holders Of securities and those
OF the Reid Moore group on the roadjust-
ment committee are extremely DESTROYS of
avoiding a receive rship. IL was said by a
high authority in the road that the
essment feature IL n mark OF the
spirit of mutual concession that is being
followed by all the divergent security
interests In order to obtain final plan
outside of court. 1t Is recognized by the
large holders OF securities whose interests
are opposed ia greater or lesser degree
that only by concessions of apparent char
ter and bona indenture rights can a work.
able plan be evolved.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC NOTE PLAN.
May Sell Bonds 10 Meet s2a, 900, 900
Due June I.

Missouri Pacific directors are consider
Ing a plan, IL Is understood. for meetir q
The payment Of s?5 900. 900 notes maturing
June l. by which the s22,OOO.oO0 ST.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern first
and refunding 8 per cent bonds, forming
a part OF the collateral for tho notes, may
be sold
George j. Gould, II Is understood, favors
IN" sale Of the bonds after being under
written by a syndicate The proceeds or
The sale would be devoted toward paving
of the notes.
a plan Ia ofrer the bonds to the note
holders In exchange for the notes on terms
nxed by the directors is also being consid-
cred.
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CANADA TO HAVE NEW ROAD.
Parliament Approves Plan for Line
In the West.

OTTAWA. Feb. lo.-The House OF Com
mons passed n bill to-day incorporating
the Central Western Canaua Railway
Company with a capital OF 100000 The
new road will run from winnipeg TO Ed
monitor, 4 distance OF $50 miles. The
route approved runs through Yorkton.
Saskatoon and Battleford. while the road
will open a large territory.
The new line will be direct com.
petitor OF the Canadian Pacific. Grand
Trunk Pacific and Canadian Northern in
a large part Of the territory. Toronto
and English CAPITALISTS are reported to
be responsible for the enterprise.
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CRY INJECTING COMPANY

10 BrotfNaN. New YORK
Tns annual meeting ~ the -tvckHO.de -
o. "a" ,tty Investing Company isr tie e,,c-
ton % Board Cf Directors AMI .pp0tu.-
ntort OF Inspectors - election and for thu
transaction OF such otn,' business ma,
come b"fOre the meeting viii t- held AZ
the office u the Complain. SO lsj Broad
way. IN the Borough %, Manhattan. cry o..
New York. on Wednesday. February tSth.
1914 a l. o'clock noon l'Ois open from e.
20 1 l. "
GEORGE =. GtSTIiCR. Sectot-ry.
Referring - III" foregoing, notice Is hereby
given that the trarHf"r books ~ the pre-
f.-rel ana common s'u.k = the cry IN
Vcstinr Company Will he '.V.ru ffum the
close ~ bus'n, IS on SATURDAY.. February u.
1917 until thc opening Il uasiUess on Fri
day. February 60. 1914.
GEORGE + Gl'NrHER. Secretary.
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yEeat Houston streci.

We8: Houston Street.
The approximate amount o: the lien o.
charge to satisfy which the above desc De a
property Is TO he Ejli. ~ SlSty-three thou.
sand SIX hundred ana forty Ave Dollars
SG2. 645.OOI. with Interest thereon rom she
e1st day OF November. 1919. together vita
costs and Allowance, amounting TO Three
hundred and sixty 80 IL TOO Dollars
t362.7D, together with the expenses Of the
sac.
The approximate amount OF tho 'Lyes. as
sessments and water charges other .iens
which are to be allowed 20 the plrchsseg oat
81 the pIrchas" money. or paid by the
referee Is 5. 1853 50 Dollars and lnt"-es'.
Dated, New York. January 1sth 1874.
TOWNSEND MORGAN T.fs-as
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Big JUMP IN IMPORTS
OF BEEF AND POTATOES
Agricultural Department shows
Some Effects Of New
Tariff.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lo.-The Depart
msnt OF Agriculture issued statement
to-day on the agricultural outlook"
The statement shows distinct de-
cline IN the number OF beef cattle, a con
siderable decline IN the number OF sheep
and slight increase IN tho number OF
swine and largely Increased prices.
Ii ~ set forth that the potato supply
i, now about normal and that the wheat
crop OF 1913 was considerably In excess
OF the wheat crop of 1912
The statement Is made that the
worlds production Of wheat in 1913
amounted 10 4.l26,00O0Oo bushels.
In regard TO the potato supply AMI
prices IN" statement says:
In consequence OF the firm holding
10y farmers the price early IN the sea-
son has been unusually nigh, being on
December 1 about l7is cents bushel
higher than year ago and 1914 cents
higher than three years ago, but II u
cents 10 NIr than two years ago, when no
tatoes on January | were selling for
~ Y cents It bushel and the supply was
unusually short owing 10 the drought OF
the previous year
THE following figures show that there
has been an enormous Increase IN the
importation OF potatoes since the new
tar.f act went into effect on October { :
july. j,3l0 bushels, August. 10.ill bush
els: september. Sl06 bushels: October.
412,0j2 bushels; November, 16i.S29 bush
els.
Concerning the number of beef cattle
In the United states the report SAYS
that there has been considerable de-
elm" in the number of beef cattle sn1
an Increase in price since 1910.
In 1910 the number Of beef cattle
amounted to +l11S, 900. and on January
/, 1914, the number was BASIS, coo. The
Imports of beef increased from 5000. 735
pounds in october, 1913. TO i1,S20.Ss9 In
November ana 10 16,07i.520 in December,
thus showing that the new tariff has led to
largely increased imports. and this APP
plies as well 10 pork and mutton
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PARTNERS NAME COMMITTEES.
Governors Of Association Meet and
Perfect Organization.

The new board of governors of the As
ISOLATION Of Partners Of Stock Exchange
Firms held their first meeting yesterday
afternoon and organized. Three general
committees were appointed, NJ follows /:
on general policy, G, II. Boynton, chair
man; on good business conduct, Richard
H. swartwout, chairman, nnd on new
projects, Arthur Turnbull. chairman
The chairman OF these committees to-
E"ther with Henry Il. Winthrop, the
president OF the association. and Hartman
y, Evans, the vice president will form the
executive committee, Special commit
tees VIII be appointed when needed, The
executive committee VIII meet every week
and the board of governors once "A month.
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THE COPPER MARKET.

II reports current in the copper trade
yesterday may be given credit there was
some short covering in London early In
the morning on behalf OF Amorico n
spectators who had sold standard war
rants short In anticipation OF a statement
Tor January showing a further Increase I'm
stocks OF copper az of February /. Tho
100000 pound decrease in this item took
AL the attending members of the Copper
PRODUCERS Association by surprise as they
were looking for an Increase
There were sales OF conner nhropd
yesterday up 10 l47s cents a pound ac-
cording to advices received here by pro-
ducers. Domestic consumers, however.
failed to b. Influenced by the preceding
days producers statement and bought
but sparingly.
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$l2.50O,00O ISSUE APPROVED.
Grand Trunk nil IL Accepted by
Parlia n,ent Committee.

OTTAWA. Feb. 10.--The House of Com
mons Railways Committee to-day APP
proved "A bin submitted by the Grand
Trunk Railway Company authorizing the
company to issue n new series of per
cent consolidated deb, nture stock to the
extent of si2,500.0O0
The bin authorizes the company to pay
semi-annual interim dividends. when
earned. before the audit covering the
first half of the year has been made and
TO hold only one general meeting a year.
IN March. instead OF two.
The issue will be ratified at stock
holders meeting IN London next month.
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The American Agricultural
Chemical Company

NOTICE - urREnY GIVES ,hat e. special
Nps'i0g Of the stu. Fhni Hrrs q this COMPANY
Viii re held AZ tnr once 81 tl.o Company.
Garfield bloch ia ihe city ot New London.
1919. At o. O'Clock = ~, for ~. purpose
q taking action on the proposed issue n lie
orufIrr bonds
The Transfer Books ~ roth TIE Preferred
snd common stock Hill close - 3 O'CLOCK
T. n oN II ESpA". FEBRUARY -4TH.
ani remain .gsrI un:A 70 O'CLOCK a VI.
ON THURSDAY. MARCH 5TN ly44
Sew York, February 10Th 1914
HORACE BOWKEF. Secretary.
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co. &C.,
57t i0is

III. approximate amount OF ,l- .,- .
charge. t. satisfy which she abos e-i,. fl ID. b
property IL l. be solo. Is rhi-'..a TI..'..
tsl3,b52 bOl with Interest thereof from t.
9Th day OF January. 1914 toEet.e- viii ~.
costs ana allowance Hmoun'.s go $50
Win interest from JuLudr. ..f1. 1914 .
gether with the expenses ~ tie sal. t.
approximate amount OF the taxes asses,
Ments and water rutop or oths- lea. rt.f
are to be allowed . the purchase . , n,
the purchase money or pHfd by flo nts-..
Is SiS3 % and Interest.
said premises viii De foll t.t.. O..
agreement recorded In Liber -. sep.'.- p
couveyances Page a. covenants a..,...
ruisanccs In deed recorded in Iner Sss. GA
veyauces Page 81, - any state % "a.
which an accurate survey wound shus. a-4
to monthly Lettings h. tho receiver ia y,
above entitled action
Dated. New York January ?ent. 1sit
JOSEPH T. RYAS Hrf.-..
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ROAD INDICTED FOR REBATING
Lehigh and Hudson and Vice-Pr~.i-
dent Rutherford Accused,

TRENTON, y. j., Feb. l0--The Federal
Grand Jury returned an Indictment to-day
AGAINST the l-"high and Hudson Railroad
and Morris Rutherford. .ts vice-presid,nt
and general manager. for alleged viola
tons OF the Elkns law prohibiting con-
ccsslons and DETERMINATIONS In shipments
II coal.
The Indictment charges that the Lehigh
ana Hudson obtained from the Pennsvi-
Nania Railroad Company a rate OF Sl.7s
"A gross ton from Export, Pa, 10 Phillips
burg. \. j., while the regular published
rate Of the Pennsylvania Is SO n ton.
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BIG DEPARTMENT STORE FAILS
Receiver IL Named for tho Eurst
Company Of Jersey city.

Tho Furst Company OF l21 10 1875
Newark avenue. Jersey city, tho biggest
department store In the town, went into
voluntary recelvershlp yesterday after.
noon upon the application of tho three
stockholders and Bernstein a. Co. one of
the creditors, Vice Chancellor Griffin APP
pointed as receiver Prosecutor Robert s.
Hudspeth,
The assets and liabilities are about
equal There In stock Of $4,000 and
the company owes that much on mer-
chandise. bernstein & Co hold an SiI 900
claim for money loaned and there are
$4,000 worth OF notes held by local
banks. The receiver will sell the stock
and wind w the AFFAIRS OF the corpora
ton.
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newark, y j., Feb. t0.--Mrs. Carolina
Johnson - years old wife of Alfred IT
Johnson " Arlington. drank 4 spoonful
Of Inur'ttlc acid a. her home to-day, mis-
taking II for medicine. When she dts
covered the mistake Nrs. johnson drank
milk as an HntldotP Dr. w. T.. Doremus
SAD this probably saved her lifa.
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THY IMPORTERS ASD TRADERS IA
rIO>h Et>k Ot NEW NORk.
To the >toc khoidcrr ct THE 1mpvrteFs and
Iradcrs NMIlnnMl Nnnt> of NV Nnrk;

Notice is hereby given that. ny orle. Of
the board 90 directors special meeting OF
the Stockholders o. Tho Importers and
Trainers National Hln's Of Sew York has
been called and viii he held at 70 o'clock
noon on FRIDAY. the .Otb day OF February.
1914, ~ It's banking house. No 2t7 Broad
way, Manhattan, New York city. for the
purpose ut ratlfNinr the action of the board
Of directors III resolving TO accept and com.
ply with the terms and provisions OF the
Federal Reserve Act and for any other
purpose that may como before tho meeting
IL II row ELL. Cashier
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NO ! RrouIWny. NOV YORK FEB, ., 10Il
The Hoard Of Directors OF The American
CoM companv Of AliesGnS County tSrw
Jeraeyl have his day declared the Rrgilnr
semi Annual Dividend 81 Three Per Zen,
upon the Capital stock or the Counnny
puyhhl" ~ this Office on Monday, Mar,,h =
lnii 20 stoo kh0lGcrs OF record az /? o'ciocl,
~ February ~, 1919
The TrnuSfer Books viii not b.. closed
GEORGE VI. BOWLBY Treasurer
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STAR SHIRT MANUFACTURING COMPANY

NJ ~ - II NhEbf ~ IN lhAt q nlee Ing
Of she Stockholders Of STAR SHIRT Man
uFACTNRlNG COMPANY win be hela a,
the onicc Of the Company, No. :5l Firth
Avenue Borough ~ Manhattan CIty u %ew
York. on the lNth day Of February, 1914 at
zen o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose OF slsutlnr
Directors for 'he ensuing year and for tho
transaction of such o'hcr business as may
properly come before said meeting
Dated February +th. 1914
.. l.. RAGSli Err. JR, Secretary