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LEADER OF BOHEMIANS

DR.. Thomas G. Masaryk, presi
dent Of the Czecho-Slovak National
council, which is also a provisional re
publican government for Bohemia
had a conference with President VIII
son recently, and soon thereafter the
administration announced that Amer
lea supported the aspirations of Bo
hemia for independence from Austria
Doctor Masaryk is a Czech, pro.
fessor in the University of Prague anc
deputy for Moravia to the Vienna par
lament. Shortly after the world wal
broke out he fed from Austria and be.
came a leader OF the Czecho-Slovak
revolution against Austria.
Masaryk was born in 1850 In Mo
ravia. in the same district in which SOC
years earlier was born that great
teacher Of naticns, John Amos Co
menus. His father was a coachmaf
and Thomas was destined to become 9
blacksmith. but at the age Of ffteef
he entered the gymnasium Of Brno
y at the University of Vienna. Masaryi
=. -. e. a. a. 49, T. TOTO A.. -
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DAIRY BARN CAN
: Be KEPT CLEAN
Sanitation Depends Upon Proper
Construction Methods.
CONCRETE BEST FOR FLOORS
Plans for Structure Should Be Made
With a View to Providing Plenty
of Sunlight and Air for the
~ Stock.

Mr.. William A. Radford win answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining TO the
subject Of building work on the farm. for
the readers of this paper. On account OF
his wide experience as Editor, Author and
Manufacturer, he is, without doubt. the
highest authority on all these subjects.
Address all inquiries to William A. Rad
ford. No. 1877 Prairie avenue, Chicago.
III. and only inclose three-cent stamp for
Feniv
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SEES TRAGEDY OF FRENCH BABIES

"Can you imagine anything mor
pltiful than the lives of children wh'
have never known anything but war
Is there anywhere on Gods greer
earth a more dreadful tragedy thar
the tragedy Of a blighted childhoodY
asked DR.. Esther Lovejoy on return
Ing from Red Cross work In France
II have spent six months in the
nearest approach to hell that exists,
believe, In or out of the teachings o.
the theologians-the hell where babies
are born to hear the sound of burstinl
shells as their introduction to thii
world of ours, where little ones learI
their mother tongue only furtively ana
In whispers, where children must learE
to wear their little gas masks as sooE
as they learn to walk, where suspicion
and fear rule and love and confidence
are not. And I'm going back again Il
stay until the German army and Ger
man ideas and beliefs are wiped of
the face of the EARTH"
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I'm 1rTHI1 ILINIL[LEEf[fI1E'
CHERADAME'S GREAT IDEA

Andre Cheradame, recognized au-
khority on pan-Germanism, lays before
the allies a daring plan for organizing
scientifically revolution against pam
Germany within its very boundaries.
He Is confident that 60OO0,OO0 German
hating people of Bohemia, Gallcia,
Herzegovina, Pennsylvania, Bukowina
and Poland can be aroused to active
rebellion and that they can be supplied
with arms and ammunition by squad
rons of giant airplanes like the Ca
pronls. This. says NJ. Cheradame, is
the sure way to end the war.
When Andre Cheradame states
facts about middle Europe and the
Balkans he speaks as very high au-
thority on such questions. Also, when
he suggests a practical course Of ac-
ton based on those facts he demands
most serious attention as man whose
previous foreslghts, enunciated In
minute detail through more than two
decades, have been strlkingly and
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-06-21

He filled
company decided to enter the foreign field he offered the
post foreign sales agent
When Steel
he continued the capacity organization
the United States Steel Products
position he jumped the presidency the corporation
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completely
came Cheadm from investigations
dcted Its coming but in his book Europe Question
threshold OF the twentieth Century foretod precisely the which
Germany would pursue bring her to the position she holds with her
prewar aims more than nnenths attained
Russia Chadame from studies
The World and the Hussoapanee War;
least generation military and
both his statements treated with mildly superior
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-06-21

August with idea of remain
She had been pracg medicine her home city of Portland O fol
having held the Of health commissioner
the 1917 annual convention Of the Medical Womns
that organization asked her make the trip
and children and the
could help She went and Joined the Red
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ltt heavy. ts@ii; Tennessee, choice. $3.50
@is; other Southern. te012
Sheep and Lambs-Firm; fair demand.
Sheep, sheared, wetheru. extra. ts.bo@10;
s sSSS TO- 'h $751; .%.s a 'dh ssay
$50; iambs, west Virginia, choice, $50
1925: Pennsylvania, choice, s1b.b041e;
lambs, medium. sli@i5; common. sloQis.
Hogs-stesdy; demand moderate. Best
CINCINNATI. Dec. so.-Hoss-Peoeipts.
$500; strong. Packers and butchers
and lish1, sio016: stagS t1o9i3
SO IS q 1850; heifers. S6.75@isi cows, se,75
q 1000; calves, strong. $50 1850
sheep-Receipts 400; strong; $500 $50
Lambs. strong. S1091o.
PITTsBURG, Dec. 9o.-cattle-Higher;
-Hlgher;. supply IS double decks, Prime
1905: lambs. sioS 1e25; veal calves
Hoss.-stesdy; receipts, oO double decks
Prime heavies and heavy workers., 81 1875;
i fkaC yrolshs. :itSiS 90. ZOO PISS
h Sheep ro and sh.sp top lambs.
Caives-Rsceipts, 400: active. Top $50
EAST BUFFALO, n. ", Dec. 8o.-Cattlo
steers. SIT q $780,; shipping steers, $3.50
i - Sslssss e$x ssis 10 ssl:
fresh cows and sprlngers, se5 So 80.
,Calvss,,aReceigts. 100 75e oh hdIgher,, s5@
Heavy. mixed. workers., light workers. end
pigs. s17.7o; roaghs, s12910so; stays. $40
sheep and Lanss1Reseip.,. 1900;
$40 1850: .wethers. $40 5o@1l; ewes. SAG
$50; mixed sheep, S9.b TO-
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CURB TRADING IS
ACTIVE AT CLOSE
General Tone Heavy Except
in Oils, Some Of Which
Go to New High.

Considerable activity developed yester-
day afternoon in the trading in the Curb
market The general tone was heavy.
with the exception of the Standard Oil
stocks, which continued in demand. Sew
eral of them touched new high levels
for the current year. Among the active
shares to make new records were STAN
dard Oil of New Jersey, Prairie Oil and
Gas and Standard Oil of California, ad-
vancing from 16 to 40 points.
The Independent oil stocks were active.
but irregular International Petroleum
sold early at n new high record. but dis
appointment was shown in declaration of
a dividend of only so cents and In the
afternoon that security declined almost ?
points. Houston Oil sold about points
higher and Sinclair Gulf and Midwest
Refining gained fractions.
The war stocks featured the industrial
section in the late trading. Larger blocks
OF stocls than usual were offered with
the result that Curtiss Aeroplane lost
more than points from the opening
sale and Submarine Boat and Wright
Martin Aircraft declined to new low
levels Motor stocks were active, with
weakness in Smith Motors, which
touched a new low.
Sales and quotations follow:
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1870; packing. sisso@177o; throwouts,
,i5:75 @1s.s5; pigs, good 70 choice, si4bo

1890; packing. slsso@177o; throwouts,
s III g SissSi pigs good to choice. 'i+so
cattle---Receipts. $4,000; good and choice
ers strong. to 25c. higher; medium steers,
light stockers and calves steady. Beef
cattle. good. choice and prime. tls269
IS7Si common , and medium, ,s:7t9iissals,,
1875; Gamers and cutters, H0s25;
stockers and feeders. good, choice and
fancy. tiO.5o@i2;75i Inferior common
good soS asS eRccs ,igssiso Veal calves
light yearlings, aS@5oc. higher sheep
steady to higher. Lambs. choice and
aaSSo,s Spis d, Si HH n% "s es SHs;
$3.50 0S.75; culls. s5075O.
ST: LOUIS, Dec; so-HOEs..Rss.ipts.
pigs, tls@l6; mixed and butchers. 1925
SiJs5; coed heavy. 'l7iSSiI7S; bulk,
cattieIReceipts, 1l,loo; steady. Native
beef steers, t1i.6o9ls.bO; yearling steers
and heifers, .$S.5 9lsi cows, t76OQ12.bo;
stockers and feeders, ss.5o@l2: fair to
.9ws ana Seiisr.. '7tO@I6: native calves,
sSsSep@Receipts, 1900; strong. Lambs,
siA659l7; ewes, $500; Gamers and
choppers, $500.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. so-Beef cattle
higher; better demand; calves firm without
9uotaHle change: Steers, good to choice.
to fair. t12G1i; bulls. fair to good. $40
1850; common to fai-. t799; cows. fat.
good to choice. per ID, s@iOhc.; fair to
good. 1000; bologna kosher cattle, good to
good, IA 96c. calves, extra to choice, $40
q 81 fair to good. slS@l9; common. 81 q
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

Notice Is hereby given that a dividend
OF hfty cents per share has been declared
by tho Directors OF the international
Petroleum Company. Limited, and that the
same Will be payable on or after the
thirty-frst December, nineteen hundred
and eighteen. in respect of tho shares speci-
fed In any bearer share warrants OF the
company upon presentation and delivery
Of coupons number two attached to the
said bearer share warrants at the follow
ing banks: The Royal Bank of Canada.
GO Church St. Toronto. Canada; The Farm.
ers Loan and Trust Company, IS to ~
William St. New York; The Farmers
Loans and Trust Company, Limited. 20 Old
Broad St., London. England, or at tho
offices of The International Petroleum
Company. Limited, Sc Church St. Toronto,
Canada Payment to shareholders of rec
ord whose shares are fully paid up at the
close of business on the thirtieth December,
nineteen hundred and eighteen and whose
shares are represented by registered GER
tihcates Will be made by check mailed
from the Offices of the company on the
thirty first day of December, nineteen hun
dred and eighteen.
INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM CON-
PANY, LIMITED.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
esssn steS%she oo%eHsey q ssSsSpsl,

Ocean Steamship Company Of Savannah.
SPECIAL MEETING OF sToCKHoLDEfsl
Savannah, Ga, December ~, 1918 n
a Special Meeting Of the stockholders
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF s
"a, xA,NNAM win be held at the office fee.
East. in savannah, Ca. Wednesday, jam
airy s, 1919, atl1:30 o'clock A. NJ, EastcS
Standard s. TimoN FOR the following purpo'I
To authorize, approve and ratify d) II
execution and delivery OF contract
or Jointly with any one or more or all OF
its proprietary or affiliated companies. as
HEf n,sd or sss. OF the o1
party of the second part, relating to the
compensation to be paid for the possession;
use and control Of the railroad and system
OF transportation. and its appurtenancsS
Of this Company and of such Of tts pro-
prletary or affiliated companies. II any, a
shall be parties of such contract, and y
the operation, maintenance and return o.
such properties and to any other matter
ing over OF the said properties BY the
President OF the United States, and Gl
any action of the Board Of Directors OF
in respect thereto; to suthorise the saia
Board or the Executive COMMITTEES tl) &c
alter. amend or add to such contract ~
under such contract. and. u said oontrecs
be Joint to agree with the other companiss
Compensation, and to take ali such othet
and further action as the SAID Board OF
the Executive COMMITTEES shall deem neces'
sary to secure adequate compensation
proper use, operation and msintenanoss
and timely return OF the properties 50
taken over: and generally to consider sna
act upon any and all questions and mat
tiers Incidental to the purposes aforoeaid OF
growing out Of the aforesaid Federal Con.
troll of properties OF this Company and its
proprietary or affiliated companies
= And also to consider and act on suo1
other matters, whether special or general
In their nature. as may be brought betors
the meeting.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
CHAS. F. GROVES, Secretary.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

Cattle Calves sheep Hogs
New York..,. s,7is 2,26j 1905 is,Yof
Central Union 1888 52l 1859 i,G35
BEEVBs-Recelpts, $500 head so cars
on sale. Market active and steers and
good cows. and fat bulls strong 10 25c.
higher: inferior bologna buns SLOW; common
snd medium cows steady. he yards wsr
cleared. Common TO fairly prime steers
lie; a few fancy do; sI27sN'S 20; cows,
Calves 100 lead: 1000
on sale. Market 81 higher Common TO
prime veals sold at sl6G22 per 100 lbs
culls,. usQ15i BARNARD calves, sSaS'So:
yearlings, s71S; little calves. 50; ordinary
Westerns, $ll.5O, Dressed calves active
and higher; city dressed veals, 81 a s?c.
per h., with very little trading in whole
caves: country dressed veals l9a2sc
ssles-Kerns Commission Coz i72 yeals,
1913 lbs, average, ;22; 9, lJo sci; 5 cuis,
70. slI; g.. SO, sl2; 50 little calves. 81, Va;
s barnSard calves az. s. l. G: curtis &
Ils ;2oIC; "a; lO2, 81; z cglis, -, ~;
l7s, $3.50 3 yearllngs Az. 81. S. Sanders:
"a veals. l47, i22; 4. 1870. '2t5O; 80. l26,
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Central of Georgia Railway Company.

SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
A speciai Meeting Of the stockholders
of CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY
COMPANY will be held at the office OF
East, in Savannah, Ga. Wednesday, Janu-
airy g. 1919, at IL 100 O'Clock A. NJ, Eastern
Standard Time, for the following purposes
viz:
To authorize. approve and ratify a. the
execution and delivery of contract OF
contracts between this Company separately
or Jointly with any one more or all
OF its proprietary or affiliated companies,
as party or parties Of the FIRST pare. and
the United States or its representative, as
party OF the second part. relating to the
compensation to be paid for the possession,
use, and control of the railroad and systep,
of transportation. and Its appurtenances'
of this Company and of such Of Its pro-
prietary or affiliated companies, II any. IS
shall be parties Of such contract, and 70
the operation, maintenance and return OF
such properties. and to any other matter
connected with or growing out OF the tak-
PTesiSsnt OF the Tnited FS States aDd Is
any action of the Board of Directors or
the Executive Committee OF this Company
in respect thereto to authorize the said
Board or the Executive Committee % to
alter. amend or add to such contract, t2l
to collect the compensation to be paid
under such contract, and. II said contract
be joint. to agree with the other companies
parties thereto as to the division of said
and further action as the said Board or
the Executive Committee shall deem neces-
sary to secure adequate compensation.
proper use, operation and maintenance.
and a timely return OF the properties so
taken over; and generally to consider ana
act upon any and all questions and mat
tiers incidental to tho purposes aforesaid
or growing out Of the aforesaid Federal
Control of properties OF this Company and
its proprietary or affiliated companies.
And also to consider aud act on such
other matters, whether special or general
in their nature. as may be brought before
the meeting.
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
CHAS. f. GROVES. Secretary,
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80 see: freight. 32c. Fowls, by express.
SO 9s6c.; fowls. Leghorn. by express rs
q Soc; fowls. by freight. 3o9s6c.; old
ESQ: ducks, freight. s3f35c- Geese.
express. rs 92sc.; geese. freight, IS q csc.
SSninsas per pair , freigSat. soT aSe'
4oV45c.: pigeons, young. pair. freight
express, IS Q40c.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 3o.-After an adj
vance of about half a cent a Mound IN
the early trading to-day cotton fpI
sharply. reacting 1870 10 1856 points from
the topmost levels on the British con-
struction placed on Premier Clemen-
ceau's statement regarding his adher.
ence to the old balance OF power system.
At the close the trading months showed
net losses for the day of from &c TO 100
points January. 2S9Oc. March, ease. !.
May, 26.63c,; July, 25sOc October
23.l0c. Spot steady and unchanged /:
middling, sic.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-.
tered into on the LIST day Of August, 1915
by and between JOHN WANAMAKEP
NEW YORK, and EDITH BOOK, / viii
sell on the eth day OF January, 1919 at ten
NO O'Clock In the forenoon, IN the Piann
Department Of John Wanamaker. New
York, 76i BroadNH,, Borough OF Man.
haitian, city County and State OF New
York, one Mahorauy PLAYER Piano sul
bench, as provided b@ sections 60 and 81
Of the Personal Property Law.
DANIEL GREEN VALID. Auctionssr.
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f SIH1 5so fss per Dbl $500
10 lbs. .aSs Ss.ss: Is lbs. sa5O S5,50::
New York. 100 lbs. .s292.22; $50 lbs.
So 90: Jersey. long. No; !. 1875 10. bag;
Norih car9linas Ne. J. Dbl, 'S:5o9+; lSo
Carolina. No. p, Dbl. sl.5oq2.bo: SWEET:
Jersey, No. l. bsk.. s. $50; No. 2. sl.?5
@l.75 Delaware and Maryland. No. /,
bsk.. &l.75 ~: No. 2. bsk.. &l.2s al.sO.
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p; IamIIy, '55W50i short clear. E4Q52.
42: packat. 3s79Ss; extra India mess, $50
9e5. Hogs steady; bacons. 24c.; 40 lbs.
picked clear, 1912 lbs. a6c': dry ' saltsi
clear. 1920 lbs, 3lhc Greases dun: vel
low. lll5 Ql2Isc.; choice house, liz a
l2i4c. Picked hams unsettled: regular,
1912 lbs, S0Ac.; skinned, 1920 lbs, 32iEc'
Tallow dull: city special loose, l4lac Lard
frm; Middle West, s2i5o8 City lard
steady; Continent, s2ST5; South America
$3.50; Brazil. kegs, s29.eO: compound,
city lard stearlne, SIC. oleo, lsc
sUGAR-Cut loaf 1850; crushed. 1925;
Mould a, $50 cubes, 9.75; MINK pow
dered. $40; powdered, ais: fine granu-
A. $50; No. !, SIS.
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The annual meeting of the stocl5ho lders
OF Bankers Trust Company for tho election
OF directors and the transaction of such
other business shall come before thu
meeting will be held at the office OF tho
Company. 16 Wall Street, Borough ot
Manhattan, City of New York. on Thurs
day. January 9. 1919. at IL o'clock noon.
The polls will remain open one hour. Ths
stock transfer books will be closed at IL
o clock noon on December 2sth, 1918, until
the opening OF business on January 10th.
1919.
BY order of a majority of the Board Of
Directors.
B. w. JONES, Secretary.
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IHE BANK lori UNITED STATES

The annual meeting OF tho Stockholders
OF The Bank of United States Will be held
at It's banking house. $50 Fifth Avenue
Borough Of Manhattan, New York City on
January 18Th, 1919, at l. o'clock noon, for
the election Of the Directors and such other
business as may properly come before sali
meeting.
Dated. New York Decemher Goth, 1919
LOUIS X HYDE CashisP
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BONDS.
COFFEE MARKET.

The market for coffee futures yester-
day moved irregularly and after open
ing unchanged there were advances of Is
10 20 points around midday, due to
little outside buying. Late In the after
noon importers sold freely. prices drop
ping Off sharply, with little support in
evidence. Final quotations were to
20 points net lower. or new low prices
for the movement
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THE BANK OF AMERICA.

New YORK., Dec. 2Oth 1918
The Board OF Directors has today De.
elared semi annual dividend OF fifteen
lb) per cent, free of tau, pdyab.a Janu-
airy End, 1919, to stockholders OF record o.
this date.
The transfer books will remain closed
until January 3rd 1919.
w NJ BENNET, Cashier.
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
of the CITY Of New Nnrk

New York. December IL, 1913.
Notice II hereby given that tho annual
meeting 81 the shareholders OF this bank
for the election of Directors to serve dur.
ing the coming year and for the trans
action OF such other business as may come
before the meeting Will be held at the
bank ng house, Nassau and Pine Streets.
Tuesday. January l4th, 1919 between the
hours of IL o'clock A NJ. and IL o'clock Al
WIN. Z. CABLE. JR.. Cashier.
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New York. December II, i0is.
COLOR PROTECTION CONFEDERATION.

Notice Of Annual Meeting of Stockholders.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders OF this company will be held on
the 9TH day Of January, 1919, at three
O'clock in the afternoon at the office of
the corporation, Room Ole, Longacre Build
City, New York. for the purpose of elect
Ing a Board OF Directors, two inspectors
to serve at all elections of stockholders
during the ensuing year and receiving and
acting upon the reports of the officers AMI
for the transaction OF such other business
as may properly come before the meeting.
Dated, December 24th. 1918
NJ. T.. FRANKLIN. Secretary
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Liverpool Cotton Statistics.

LIVERPOOL, Dec SO.-Weekly cotton
statistics: Imports, $4,000 bales
American, 90 900; stock, $4,000 Amer
lean, 227.O0O; forwarded, $1,000: Amcri-
can. $4,000; sales, 1000; American.
1000.
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BANK OF THE AMERICAS

New York, December 80, 1915
Tho Board of Directors has this day de-
cared seml-annual Dividend OF four co
per cent. payable January 18Th. 1919 to
stockholders OF record at the close OF busi-
ness January End. 1919
The Transfer Books Will not close
bHANOR ]. EDER S.Cratarv
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December card, 1919.
SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATION

AT the regular meeting of the Directors
OF the Superior Steel Corporation a quar-
terIy dividend OF go was declared on tho
first preferred stock The dividend is pay
able February 18th. 1919 10 stockholders
OF record February LIST. 1919.
g II IORSTEp So,-s,,.,.
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The BOlcery Savings Bank
1is and 1870 BowERY.

NEW YORK, December ., 1914
a semi-snnual dividend at the rate Of
-FOUR PER CENT.
per annum has been declared and win
be credited to depoNitors on all sums Of
$500 and upward and not exceeding
$4,000 which shall have been deposited
at least three months on the FIRST day
OF January next. and will be payable
on and after Monday, January 20. 1919.
Money deposited on or before January 10
will draw interest from January 1, 1919.
HENRY A. SCHENCK. President
e. KNOX. Comptroller.
JOSEPH @. LIDDLE, Secretary.
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL hank
Of the CiIN Of Nn... MI.

New York, Drcember 2Oth, 1918.
The Board OF Directors have this day de.
clared a dividend Of EIGHT PER CENT
payable on and after January End, 1919 The
transfer books Will remain closed from De-
cember 2lst, 1918. until that date.
WM f. CABLE. Jr.. Cashier
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Coffee Cables-Rio spots were not quoted
Exchange lid lower at 10 ?!-3od ReceShs
s,0l0 bags and stock 800 900 bags. In Santos
sputs were not quoted and futures were I'M
changed. Receipts $1,000 bags and stock
100000 bags, Receipts at the ports were
ii 900 bags, against 5000 last year and 10000
two years ago. Sac Paulo had 80 0O0 against
10000 and 5000. and Jundiahy p .O0O against
1900 and 5000 bags respectively. Cleared
from Rio December 2s the SIS. Saga with
400 bags and from Santos the SIS Calcutta
Maru with 5000 bags for the United States
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
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New York Title and MORTGAGE Co.

TN" Annual Meeting OF tho Stockholders
OF NEW YORK TITLE AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY for the election of Directors
and Inspectors Of Election TO serve for the
succeeding year, viii be held at the once
Of the Company. No. 1856 Broadway, New
York city, on Tuesday, January II, 1914
at ] 80 o'Clock in the afternoon.
The stock transfer books OF the Company
Will be closed ON December 81, 1918 at 4
+. ~. and reopenod on January Is. 1918,
at 10 4, NJ.
Dated, New York December H. 1918
GERHARD kUEHNE, Secretary
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EMPIRE TIRE &
RUBBER COMPANY,
TRENTON. NEW Jersey

December %, 1918.
The Board of Directors this day
declared from the surplus earnings
of the Company quarterly dividend
of one and three-quarters ON t)
per cent. on the preferred stock of
this Company. Payment will be
made on January 10th, 1919, to
stockholders of record of January
LIST, 1919.
II. r. MASON, Secretary.
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The Alliance Realty COMPANY

New York, December 80, 1918.
Tho Board OF Directors OF this company
have this day declared a dividend of ia q
on the outstanding capital stock OF the
company. payable January 18th. 1919. to
stocknolders OF record at the close of bust.
ness January 10, 1919.
HOWARD W. SMITH. Secretary.