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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-04
COWBOY POET JOINS UNIVERSAL

Wallace David Coburn. the "Cow-
boy Poet" has joined the Universal
forces as am actor. He is the author
of Rhymes Of a Roundup Camp"
and other Western stories in verse
and prose and is most intimately &C
quainted with the life he portrays.
Coburn was born in Helena. Mon
tana, and is of Scotch Irish descent,
being the son of Robert Coburn, one
of the earliest cattle pioneers of Mon
tana and owner of the famous Circle
G. Brand. whose ranches bordered the
Assinaboine Sioux Indian Reservation.
This tribe. due to their friendship for
him, bestowed upon young Coburn the
name of "Pete-coos-h onga," which
means Cowboy chief" He is a crack
rife and pistol shot.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-04
ITS YOUR LIVER!
YOUR'RE BILIOUS,
HEA1ACY, SICK!
Don't Stay Constipated with
bad breath, stomach sour
or a cold.
Enjoy life! Liven your liver
and bowels tonight
feel f11o

Tonight surel Remove the liver aud
bowel poison which is keeping your
head dizzy. your tongue coated. breath
offensive and stomach sour. Don't stay
bilious. sick. headachy. constipated and
fun of cold. Why don't you get box
OF Cascarets from the drug store now?
Eat one or two tonight and enjoy the
incest, gentlest liver and bowel cleans
ing you ever experienced. You VIII
wake up feeling fit and flno. Cascarets
never grippe or bother you all the next
day like calomel. salts aud pills. They
oct gently but thoroughly. Mothers
should give. cross. sick. bilious or fev-
erish children a whole Cascsret any
time They are harmless and children
love thern-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-04
Had a Slim Chance.

Being firm friends, Marie's two Low
ers decided that one must end his
courtship TO help the other. When
Axel suggested "heads or tails" no coin
was at hand. He agreed to the use 90
Sandy's pocketknife, but was III pre-
pared for his friends words as the
knife shot upward: "If the knife stays
UP you win u
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-04

Dust Caps for WON
en-, made of fine ba-
iste, lawn and crepe,
trimmed with good
grade satin ribbon
and pretty lace. Each
at ---------9 Sc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-04
ALL-STAR CAST :

In the cast Of Artcrafts production
IF The Whispering Chorus directed
~ Cecil B. DeMille, are Kathlyn Will
liams. Raymond Hatton, Elliott Dex-
ter, Edythe Chapman, John Burton,
Harkes Jones, TuIly Marshall, Guy
Oliver, ". H. Brown, James Neill,
Noah Berry, Gustav Won Selfferitz.
Walter Lynch, Edna Mae Copper and
others will be seen in important roles
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-04
OLSON GETS
REAL VANTP"

Louise Glaum, TIE first leading
woman in motion pictures to produce
he art Of vampiring before the cam
era, and who about two months ago
withdrew from active work in the
-ilent drama following the expiration
# her contract with lnce-Triangle,
has been engaged by Paralta PLAYS,
Inc, through President Carl Ander-
son, it was announced last week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-04

E. \. CANNES in North Magoun avenue.
Mrs. George W. Lewis announces a
Round Robin at her home for Wednes-
day afternoon
The Indiana Harbor Review. Order of
Macabees, are holding their regular in
sJallation of officers this evening. Mem
4 bers Of the lodge arc earnestly request
\ ed 10 be present
a general invitation is extended b1-
Mrs. 5. T. Johnson. OF 4713 Northcote
avenue for ladies in the community TO
/ meet with her tomorrow afternoon 10
assist in the plain sewing OF the Red
Cross. 1t will be an all-day session and
the workers are asked to bring their
luncheon. The service Of any or all
I ladies viii be gladly welcomed
There is a new arrival at the home of
(. Mr. and Mrs Harry Denton Of 1925
Hemloek street. A boy who made his
appearance on the Sabbath day at 500
o'clock. Mother and babe are doing very
nicely.
The Indiana Harbor Sewing Bee was
entertained at the home of Mrs. Frank
Glass in Michigan avenue Friday even
ing. A Very enjoyable evenig was spent.
Mrs. Robert ouilken will be the next
hostess Friday evening. Feb. sth
The monthly business and social
meeting of the Indiana Jewish Ladies'
Aid viii be held at the home of Mrs,
Rebecca Barker. 3711 Fir street, We'd
nesday afternoon. There will be the
regular annual election of officers and
al members are urged to be in attend
ance.
Gard Of Thanks
For the kind interest manifested dur
ing the last illness and death Of our
beloved father. Fred Peters. who DEPART
ed this life Wednesday. Jan. 2sth. and
whose remains were taken to LaPorte
for military funeral and interment.
We desire to express our heartfelt
gratitude. especially to Father Connolly
and Mr.. and Mrs l.. c. Werlich of this
city and to the Rev. Father Wakefer.
former pastor Of St Pafricks church
and now of LaPorte. who conducted the
funeral Also the G. 4 J. neighbors
and friends.
MRS. JOHANNA PETERS AND
FAMILY Pal
New-York tribune., 1918-03-21
Judge Mayer to Order
Aetna Adjournment

The affairs of the Aetna Explosives
Company were once more aired in court
yesterday, when Royal Victor, of the
firm of Sullivan & Cromwell, who rep
resent the advocates of the new reor-
ganization plan, asked Judge julius NJ.
Mayer, of the Federal District Court,
to Nacate the restraining order post
poning the annual meeting of the
stockholders until thirty days after the
receivers have been discharged.
After a debate between Mr.. Victor
and John B. Stanchfeld, representing
the stockholders who are opposed to
reorganization, Judge Mayer suggested
as simple solution Of the trouble that
Mr.. Stanchheld and his group of stock
holders enter into stipulation that
the present board of directors. whom
they favor, will take no action with
out court order. When this assur-
ance was given Judge Mayer said that
on Monday next he would sign an or
der for the adjournment for one weeh
Of the annual meeting, set for next
Tuesday, and that their monthly ad
journments will be taken until the re.
ceivers advise the Judge that their ser.
vices may be terminated. By that time
Judge Mayer said, there would be suf
iicient funds to redeem the bonds, take
up the preferred stock and sufiicenr
cash on hand for the common stocl
holders to operate the corporation Dis
satisfied with Judge Mayors action, Mr.
Victor said he would probably appea
from the order continuing the injunc
ton
New-York tribune., 1918-03-21
~ Commodities

salted, higher than extras, 42la @43c; (;
extras. al l5e 42c; firsts, 4o041c; sec
onds. 3SG 391sc; creamery, held, as to
quality, 35a40i2c; state dairy, tubs,
finest, acc 40}sc; good to prime, $50
50 9'ac; common to fair. 35M37 nc;
renovated extras, 39c; frsts, 37120
3s &c; lower grades, 34@37c; imita-
ton creamery tirsts, $50 36c; ladies'.
current make, tirsts. 32d 33c; seconds,
Bic; lower grades, 291a G3O12c; pack
ing stock, current make, No. l, 3O1a
a31c; No 2, 2ola@ 30c; lower grades,
27@ 29c.
Cheese Receipts were LAS boxes.
State, whole milk, flats, held colored,
specials, lb. 25a 25 &c: white. specials,
25c; colored average run. "a Il q "a lac;
white, average run, 24024 l2c; fair to
good, 23d 23 lec; lower grades. 160 22c !;
twins, held, colored, specials, "a Il a
csc; white, specials, 24i 24Ac c; col
cred, average lun, 24@ 2414c; white
average run, 24c; single daisies, 26@
26Ac; double daisies, 26c. Wisconsin
whole milks, fine to fancy twins, held
colored, 2402Alac; white, 24@24 &c E;
single daisies, 25h M26c; double dali
sizes, 25m26c; Young Americas, held
27i@ q 28c. State, skins. twins and
ld@S, ISiu, SPeCldlS, lSuGoS, llaVs
fresh, specials, 1Sc; twins and ched-
dars, fresh, specials, 1Sc; flats, prime
to choice, 46(a17c; twins and cheddars
prime to choice, 16M17c; fair to good
l1M15c; lower grades, 4@1oc.
Eggs Receipts were 26,s94 cases
Fresh gathered, extras, per dozen, 42c
storage packed. frsts. 41@41 hc; regn
lar packed, extra tirsts, 41c; regula
packed, tirsts, 400401ac; seconds, $50
39c; fresh gathered dirties, No. l, SIC
No 2 and poorer, 35G36c; fresh gath
cred checks, dry, 34036c; state, Penn
sylvania and nearby, Western henner,
whites, fine to fancy, 46047c; ordinar.
to good, 44@46c; gathered whites, ordi
nary to fine, Acc; Pacific Coas
whites, hrsts to finest, Asa 46c; lowe
grades, 4O042c; Western and South
ern, gathered whites, 42@46c; state
Pcnnsy ylvania and nearby henner.
browns, 42M 43c; gathered brown an
mixed colors, 40@41c; duck eggs, Lon
Island, 60o65c; Baltimore, prime t
choice. G0c; ordinary, Southern an
far Southern, 53@ 58c.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-21
EXtras
Regular Declarations

Argonaut Consolidated Mining Companv.-
Quarterly dividend of cents per share pay
able Mapch - to stockholders OF recorc
March l8.
Arkansas Light & Power Company
Quarterly dividend of y per cent on tho
preferred stock. payable April / TO stock
holders OF record March 10.
Empire Trust Company Quarterly divi
dend Of . per cent. payable March 80 te
stockholders Of record March 23.
Equitable Trust Company; Quarterly divi
dcnd Of . per cent, payable March 80 tt
stockholders of record March 90
Harrisburg Light & -Quarterl,
dividend Of | X per cont the prefc-rce
stock. payable March 80 to stockholders OF
record March is.
kansas City Southern Railway Quarterly
dividend of per cent on the preferred stock
payable April Is to stockholders OF recor,
March so.
Library Bureau Company Quarterly dvi
dcnds OF . per cent on the Drefcrred and
per cent on the common stocks. both paynbl,
April 70 stockholders of record March 81
Mercantile Trust Company Quarterl,
dividend OF =, per cent. payable March 81.
Rordan Pulp & Paper Company.-Quar
tcrly dividend Of u per cent the pre-
ferred stock. payable March 80 to stoclhold
ers of record March 27.
Title Guarantee & Trust Company.-Quar
terly dividend Of per cent. payable Marci
so 10 stockholders of record March %.
Tonopah Mining Company.--Quar div
idend of ~ per cent. payable April 20 t,
stockholders OF record March so
United Eastcrn.-Dvidend of 5 cents pc
share. payable March Is to stockholders o
record March IL.
Atlantic Coast Company Dividend o
$3.50 per share. payable March 80 to stock
holders OF record March 81.
Crowel & Thurlow Steamship Company
Dividend of $50 per share. payable March 81
to stockholders of record March u.
New York Trust Company.-Qu Quarterly div
idend Of per cent, payable March 30 Il
stockholders of record March 90.
Metropolitan Trust Company.-Dividcnd o
6 per cent. payable March 80 to stakeholder
Of record March -
Reading Company.-Quartcrly dividend o
: per cent on the common stock. payabl
May to stockholders of record April lS.
Cities Service Companv.- Regular month";
dividcnds Of II of per cent in cash on tn
preferred and y. Of ! per cent in cash and 9
OF per cent in stock on The common stock
United States Express Company Dividcn
OF 81 per share. payable April &c to stock
holders Of record March 80.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-21
ared with 1851 per. cent earned il

pared with 1l.61 per cent earned in
1916.
i Meeting in Baltimore yesterday. the
directors declared stock dividend of
IA per cent, payable March so; The
regular quarterly dividend of 1}a per
cent is payable April 90 The directors
also recommended that the authorized
capital be increased from s45, 100000 to
S50,000000.
]. II. Wheelwright, president of the
company, i'll the annual report said the
reduction in output last year was
caused by the failure of the railroads
to furnish necessary transportation.
"The actual amount of coal mined by
the company, exclusive of that mined
be lessees." he stated, was 1888, ,5A3
net tons. compared with 11,197,6S4 tons
for 1916. This is the lowest production
reported by the company since 1911.
Coal mined by lessees amounted to
S35,335 tons, against 52S.S6s tons in the
previous year, and production of coke
was 175,129 tons, all produced by the
West Virginia division of the company
compared with l12,Ol8 tons in 1916"
New-York tribune., 1918-03-21
Increase Capital Stock

WILMINGTON, Del, March 20
Stockholders of the General Motors
Corporation az a special meeting held
here this afternoon voted TO increase
the capital stock to 5000, 100000 The
new stock will be represented by $50
10000, 900 per cent preferred and
S150,000, 900 common stock.
These directors were elected al the
meeuing: P. d. du Pont, A. g. Bishop
W. P Chryqsler, r. II. Collins, W !
Day, II. +. Du Pont. Irene du Pont, W
C. Durant, j. A. Haskell. l.. G. KauT
man. j. H. McClement, c. S. Mott, ]
j. Raskob, f. W. Warner and Il. B
Linden. Five of the directors repre-
sent the du POnt interests
New-York tribune., 1918-03-21

Of iron. But some cautious notes in
"The Frankfurtcr Zeitung" observe that
the coal tax winch was originally in
troduced as p war measure, is really
ar experiment in this new field. "The
Fra nkfurter Zeitung" further suggests
that the present schemes aim at raising
from S375 900 900 to 100000, coo year
by taxes amounting to one-third of the
value of raw materials which are esti
mated at from S1.250,000,o00 to ST.
500,000000.
The net profit for the half year ended
December 81 last of the Osaka Shosen
Kaisha, the second largest steamship
company in Japan, was l8,347,24s yen
$50, ,l7S6 624), after allocating sso7 500 to
the insurance fund. $4,000 to the re-
pair fund, and S5O5, 900 for depreciation
Of the feet.
Arrangements whereby the need for
rails for renewals on the Canadian gov
ernment railways and the Canadian
Northern system during the present
completed by J. D. Reid. the Canadian
Minister Of Railways and Canals. The
purchase of 355 miles of 67-pound rails,
which were rolled in the United States
under orders placed there by the Rus
sian Purchasing Commission, has been
completed, and some of the steel is now
on it's way to Canada. Negotiations
for an additional $50 miles of rails,
manufactured for Russia, have also
been practically completed. making a
total OF some 500 miles available for
replacement on the lines now owned or
controlled by the Canadian governments.
There is also a possibility that $50
miles of S0-pound rails on. the Hud-
son Bay Railway will be lifted for use
on lines where traffic is more dense and
will be replaced by the lighter rails
being obtained from the United States.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-21
In d u s trial
Cotton

Ihe 'otto2 market was unsettled
again yesterday, but nervousness over
the price-fixing was less in evidence,
and, though rallies were not main
tanned, the undertone was generally
steady Rather larger ginning figures
q renewal of the selling movement on
the early break, but offerings were so
we'll taken by the buying of Liverpool
and domestic trade interests that
prices soon rallied, with May selling
UP from 32.19c to 325Oc, or about II
points net higher. Sharp reactions fol-
lowed. but the close was steadied by
renewal of the demand from trade
sources, with last prices net 4 points
lower to points higher.
The Census report showed a ginning
of 1921 1868 bales for the season, COM
pared with 11,363,915 last year These
figures were slightly over recent pri
vate reports, but not sufficiently so to
make much change in estimates of end
season supplies. Their immediate CT
feet was to promote renewal Of the
selling movement which had been in
progress during the previous day, how
ever, and, after opening 2 to 4 points
higher on the cables, active months
sold about TO "a points net lower. In
the case of May contracts this made :.
reaction Of II points from the hign
record Of the previous day, and th.:
decline seemed sufficient to bring in
trade buying. At any rate, offerings
we're readily absorbed, and the market {
tirmed up on covering by yesterday 5
sellers, who seemed to be impressed
by the continued absence Of rain In
the Southwest, the persistency of trade
demand and the bullish spot advices
II appeared also that there was bet
ter understanding Of Tuesdays reports
concerning the appointment of a price
fixing committee by the Council of Ma
tional Defence, and the feeling around
the ring was certainly less apprehen-
sive in that respect. The advance
however, met considerable realizing
and the market was unsettled during
the later trading.
Reports of large fertilizer sales in
the eastern belt and claims that croT
preparations were unusually thorough
in the Southwest were probably fac
tors in the afternoon reaction, but
new crop positions were relatively firm
at the close. No exports were report
ed for the day. Southern spot mar
kets as officially reported were Il
points lower to 25 points higher.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-21
Active Securities a.
Stocks
nv Tho Associated PrcSsi


,;u m the Stock Exchange yes
,.rday, aside from the relatively heavy
- ,,'ngs in Liberty bonds, was dull al
sssss ss~, to the point Of extinction.
"',, ,..,1;sb incentive was again lacking.
- bv reason of the so-called HoI-
- American situation ard the un-
..;, stains Of the iron ard steel in
~ IN connection with the new price
'ssanle to be fixed by the War Indus
tries Beard
~s.se conditions were balanced in
u,osrre by frcer offerings of call
m,,er which fell to 4 per cent after
1,on;ng at 81. and indications are that
,te local barking pool may soon shade
~. ,org prevailing per cent rate for
tine funds.
pepresentative stocks made little or
ro chang, these issues closing at nom-
-, Gains and losses. Some of the
a:rbIv speculative issues reflected the
-,,yed operations of pools, General Mo-
.ors making an extreme decline of
.onts. while Industrial Alcohol gained
slmost as much.
Shippings were again sensitive to
;mnending developments and rails were
Tstlsss until the final hour. when the
pseitic group hardened with Great Nor
,sern and minor coalers. United States
Steel closed at a small fractional ad
,snce. forfciting part Of its gain.
Liberty issues contributed over
shelmingly to the irregular dealings
4 bonds at advances Of y to l per
rsnt United States bonds (o!d issues
rere unchanged on call.
All stocks quoted dollars per share.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-21
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
soUTnEa,s rAcGF,c COMPANY.

NOTICE Ot MEETING.
ie5 Broadway, NV y AorH, y. y an; :. 1918.
Of the Southern Puclf.c Company VIII be
he'd at the Office OF this Company IN An
ohorago. Jefferson County, kentucky. on
"wednesday. hp-ii g. 1913. at twelve O'clock
noon Standard zine. iar the following pur-
uoses viz,
TO elect nftccn Directors
? TO transact all srch other business as
may legally come bcfa.e TIC meeting. IN
ciuJi,.g The Approval and ratification OF all
action OF Tie Bnard oi Directors ard of
the f.A~cuifte Committee since the last
annual meeting or tbe Stockholders of thi-
Company
hooks for the trausarr of sock VIII be
cicsod at o clock =. NJ tuesday. March
ls. 1918. and VIII be reopened at 10 0 clock
4. NJ. yhursoay, Aprn i. 1915.
~ order u Tic Board Of Directors
NCGM MNl!I.. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-21
Dinner to Joseph w. Hartman

Joseph W Hartman, president OF the
Hartman National Bank, was the guest
Of honor last night at a SUI erisc din
rer given to him at the Fillmore by
the board Of directors of the bank in
celebration of the seventh anniversary
of the institution as a national bank
A feature OF the dinner was Il basket
full Of new accounts presented to Mr..
Hartman by the members O. the board,
The deposits of the bank Yesterday
morning totalled S3S 400 900. tie largest
in its history. and represent cd an in
crease of ever 500 per cent since the
date of It's charter MarcA "a. lall
New-York tribune., 1918-03-21
Corporate Returns
Electric Storage Battery Company

Electric Storage Battery Company
The annual report for the year ended
December 81, 1917, shows gross sales of
$3,l4o,560, compared with $2.O69,977 for
the preceding year. Operating ex-
penses were s9l9,946, compared with
SI5l,1 Tor the previous year. Other
income amounted to s257,269, compared
with $263,257 for 1916 Reserve for
Federal tax was $45O,OO0. Dividends
were $G49,967. compared with $649,964
for the year before. Surplus was ST.
81, ,915, compared with $932,O89 for the
previous year.
Consolidation Coal Company.-Re-
port for the year ended December 81,
last, shows total earnings of $26,113,-
2Q4, compared with Sl7,342 1866 for the
year before Operating expense, etc,
amounted to S13,320,S55, compared with
Sll ,210,447 for 1916. Net earnings were
for the preceding year. Federal taxes
were 81, ,491 ,067. Dividends were So
,290, compared with $1,5O0.7S1 for
the previous year. Surplus was $5.-
oS9, ,933, compared with $2,574,774 for
the preceding year.
Jones Brothers Tea Company, Inc
Inc company reports sales for the
month of February of s1,007,31 com
pared with sS23,S90 for the correspond
ing month Of the year before. Sales
for the first two months of 1918 were
S2.043,400, compared with 81 SCI ,254 for
the same period of the preceding year.
McCrory Stores Corporation.-Sales
for the month of February amounted
to s550,596, compared with s477,227 for
same month of the year before. Jan
uary and February combined sales were
$l065,1S2, compared with S999,027 for
the corresponding period of the previ-
Gus year.
Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad
The companys annual report for the
year ended December 81, 1917. shows
gross of $12,372,619, compared with
$11110,6S5 for the previous year. Ex-
penses amounted to $S.e72,234, com
pared with s6,257,619 for the preced-
ing year. Net was s3,700.3S5, COM
pared with s4,S53,0 ,066 for the year be-
faro
New-York tribune., 1918-03-21

Southern California Edison.-The
company reports gross earnings for
the year ended December 81, 1917, Of
S6,06So40 compared with s4,901.374
for 1916. Operating expenses amounted
TO S2,45o,955, compared with $2,234.
233 for the preceding year. Net earn
ings were S3, 3,6OS,0S5. compared with
$2,667 ,141 for theprevious year. Total
income was $4 425,194, compared with
$2,S00,016 for the year before. De-
ducticns were 1913, ,253, compared
with S1.004 O15 for the preceding year.
Provision for depreciation was $1,OoO.-
600, an increase of S35O.000 over 1916
Surplus was S1.51l,94l, compared with
$1.l46, ,O01 for the previous year.
Cities Service Company. earn
ings for the month cf February. 1918,
amounted TO $1,84o,610, compared with
1851, ,S6S for the spending month
cf the year before. Net earnings were
S1,s16,089, compared with $3.50, ,O55
for the same period OF the previous
year. Net to common stock and re-
serves was S1,480 ,2S4, compared with
S1.3G0.S27 for the same month OF the
preceding year. Gross earnings for the
twelve months ended February IS, 1918.
werc S19,597.2 .248, compared with $12.-
309.7l0 for the corresponding months
of 1916 and 1917. Dividends on the
preferred stock amounted to S5,SO5, 500,
leaving a total net for these months Of
$15,420.7 compared with S923O.185.
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
Railway. Report for the year ended
December 81. 1917, shows surplus of
S80O,096, after all expenses and
charges, q decrease of $353,77O from
the previous year.
Shannon Copper Company Consol-
dated net profits for the year ended
December 81 last were Sl84967 or 81
cents share, compared with 1921 ,O54
for the year before.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-21
livestock, Meats, Provisions

F0llowing yester(!ay's prices. compared With
those 81 year ago:
New York: Yesterday. year ago.
Live steers. best.
Zoe H. ...... $500 4SlA.o0 So.cO ISt2.50
Dressed beef sides
10 ........... 1870 10 "A q 1874
i6o ''' j6s.'..' ' l7.ao @ 1850 1850 q 1850
''ig''su H. 'ea''' e''.' 2a "a 20 1890 .2sps
live ewes 100 10 $50 q 1880 500 q $50
-'T''ins "rn,s 100 % lb -5o O 1900 800 @ 1850
Dressed muttor.lb .B "a .22 "a z .i8
Dressed lambs ID 2S % "a 1900 .13
Hogs 100 ID 1919 q 1890 1900 @ 1880
con. 10 '.... .251sQ .25is .iopsq 40
Mes, pork bbi. 53n a $3.50 $500 a 1000
Mess beet Dbl. $500 q $500 $500 q 1890
h. ....... 26.65o % 2675o 7o.25c q 35c
New-York tribune., 1918-03-21
CHICAGO ASD NORTH WESTERN
IL =, COW 49,

MOTTO. or AE9SUAG MFKTINC
TIE Annual Neet!us Il the Stockholders
u Tie Chicsgo ana Norlh Western hallway
Company Wii be held at the Office Of tho
company, 42b Nest JACKSON Boulevard. 10.
April g. l9lS. At eleven O'Clock A. NJ. sor
NE election Of Directors and TIE transsc-
ton OF such other business may como
before sad ireefing.
rransfer books VIII be closed on Satur-
ca, March g. l9is' at the close OF brsi-
ST.,ires,lag. hp..l 10. l9lS.
Dated irrch :. l2ts.
.IOH.~. -. tALDW Eli. Secretary