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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-12
Hermosa fiesta de carload
en- Ia Cd. de Monterrey

MONTERREY, Nuevo Leon, Abrli
S.-Raca mucho tempo que en- eSta
ciudad no Sc registraba una fiesta
tan auimada Y lucida como Ia que Sc
verified, daudo principle Ell sabado,
organizada por un grupo de damas
Gc Ia localiGad a beneficio del HoSpi-
"a! dc San Vicente de Paul.
ConSistio dicha fiesta en- una Ker
nlessc en- la Plaza del Cinco de Ma
20 elegantemente adornada, que do
principle como queda dichO, la tar
de del sabado Gltimo, Y Sc prolong6
hasta Ell luneS.
lIas de trescientas senoritas de
las mas guanas Y distinguidas de Ia
:ocalidad ocuparon los "puestos."
La >rita. Este!a Gonzalez, que fue
prcclamaGa reina de la belleza Y de
IL kermess en- Ia Sultana del Nortc,
anduvo recorrienio todos los depar-
tamentos del amplio jardin, acompa-
NADIA de IN grupo de bellas damitas
que formaron su corte de amor.
En- varios puestos estaban senori-
tas vistisndo :os trajes tip.cos de
.aS pohlanas, de las tehuanas, de las
~yucatccas, etc, y era encantador
CT coujunto Y seductor el aspecto
cue ~presentaba la plaza convertible
en- salon.
Ell pGcsto que mas llam6 la aten-
cion fue uno que remedaba un ia
cal de la terra caliente, en- dondc
hermosas senoritas vendian cnchiIa-
das.
En- Ell Palacio lie Gobierno hubo
Ia nOchc del domingo un suntuoso
bale, durantc ell cual SC corona V
proc!arn6 4 Ia reina de la belleza en-
Monterrey.
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L-C que Sc cOmenta

En- los circulos oficiales de aqul
Sc ha dlcho que el sentiInlento an
ti-americano prevalece V va en- au-
mento en- toda la extension. del esta-
do de Chihuahua a 10 largo del RIO,
con mctivo de los ultimos incideates
ocurridos Y de los soldados meXica-
mes que de ellos han reSultado mucr-
tos, V Sc cree que este resentment
to Sc acentuara en- pocos dias,
do commence a estar en- vigor Ia dis
pcsicion que prohibe la communication
telef0nica de las plaZas fronterizas
meXicanas con las de lado america
no.
Esta medida, que en- realidad solo
ha tendido, como todos les. saben,
a evitar que los alemanes puedan OBJ
tener informacicnes de este pals por
las lineas telef0nicas, ha sido, q 10
QUE Sc We, NAL ~interpretada por al
gunos gruD0s de meXicanos, quienes
ven en- este una manifestation de hos
tilidad que la genie juiciosa no en-
cuentra en- cl fondo de tai MEDIA.
Esta ia de Ia Suppression de las IL
nea te!efonicas a travGs del Bravo
que va csti en- vigor en- muchos pun
tos fronterizos, c~ontandose entire es-
tos Laredo Y Matamoros, u no es.
IN hetho en- esta plaza, pero Sc cree
que sera pucsta en- practica antes de
tres dias.
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Varias casas de esta localidad, que
Sc dedican a vender muebics, Sc han
puesto de acuerdo para cumplir con
ura de las recomendaciones de que
ira que ha hecho ell Gobierno Anne
ricanc, consistente en- que Sc haga to-
10 10 possible para ahorrar combustl-
hle.
Les duenos de las mueblerias men
cionadas ~acordaron en- junta que tn
rieron recientemente, cerrar todas sus
establecimientos a las seis de la tar
dc y no encender luz en- clos despueS
de esa bora, nj en- los escaparates, a
cfecto dc llcvar d cabo Ell ahorro de
combustible de que Sc trata.
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QUIEREN SEGUIR VENDIENDO
LICOR.

'Una gran parte de los propieta-
rios dc cantinas que a a tener que
c'auSurar sus establecimientos Ell
proXino lunes, han solicitado de las
autoridades que sc les permita usar
Il l~icencias para la venta de IL
cores en- otras poblaciones donde no
empezara a regir la prohibition siro
haSta 81 dia ~ del mes de JUNO de
este mismo ano. Los cantineros en-
question han manifestado suS descos
de seguirse dedicando al negocio
hasta Ell ultimo momento.
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Grupos de mexica11os han
pasado Ia Inca divisoria
A te%rritorio de Mexico paso TN grupo
armada de setenta y cinco hombres

para reforzar a los destacamentos
q hay a 10 largo de | Rio Bravo. Que
los vecinos de este lado notando aquel
movimiento militar inusitado, Sc ST.
pusieron que Sc trataba de villistas
cue querian incursionar N territorio
americana, Y de aqui parti0 Ia alar-
ma.
Lo de la partida armada
Por 10 que reSpecta al paso de la
partida de sestenrenETAOINETAOI
partida de setenta Y cinco mexicanos
armados para territorio de Chihua-
hua, todas las informaciones estan
le acuerdo en- que, en- efecto, esos
hombres pasaroa, pues hasta las hue
has que dej6 Ia caballada en- ell rio,
indican que Sc trataba de IN numero
considerable de cabalgsduras v no de
una partida ounce o veinte hombreS
montados.
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Los acontecimientos de la
nneXlco-amerl cana
10 que Sc dice en- FL Paso acerca de los
1ltimos sensacionales successes

La concentration de tropas mexica-
mas en- Ia frontera ha dado lugar a
que los oficiales del ejercito ameri-
cano, segun Sc dijo anoche, pongan
en- practiea una mayor vigilancia.,
La referida movilizacion de fuerzas
mexicanas no Sc esta llevando a efec-
to con direction del punto de donde
Sc sabe que estan los villistas, este
cs. de San Antonio, sino que csc con-
tingente de tropas avanza con direc-
ci6n de la Inca divisoria, Y este ha
dado lugar a que sc crea que vienen
a colocarse cerca del Rio Bravo para
p~revenir cualquier avance de las fuer-
a americans sobre territorio mexi-
cano en- persecution de los que lleven
a cabo cualquier raid como los que
Sc han registrado ultimamente.
Murguia ha p-otestadc
Ell Oral. Jose Murguia, comandan-
tie militar de Ojinaga, ha formulate
varias protestas contra la persecu-
cion de los incursionistas por las tro-
pas americans en- territorio meXl-
cano. La reciente vista que ell refe-
rido general hizo a la poblaci0n de
Ciudad Juarez, ha c%oincidido con ell
envio al norte de los contingencies mi
litares de que Sc da %cuenta, Y esia
circumstance ha hecho que Sc crea
que las fuerzas que vienen en- CANT
no de i f~rontera no vienen destina-
das a batir a los villistas precisamen-
te, sino, como queda dichO, a preve-
mir cua!quier paso de tropas america
mas a te]rritorio meXicano.
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La curacion de los rcgistrados

Segun avisos que Sc han recib;do en-
las juntas Selectivas de esta ciudad,
los individuos registrados que adolez-
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Sc inauguro la Camara Agricola.

Con a%sistencia de trescientos agri-
cultores Sc declare .%antier insta!ada
IA Camara Agricola de Nuevo Leon,
Ell acto solcmne que presidieron Ell
G~cbernador Zambrano V Alfonso ST.
Ter, Alcalde. Municipal.
DcSnues de declarada la inaugu-
rac:0n de IA Camara, el Alcalde Mu-
nicipal Sc dirigi6 a todos los agri-
cultores eXhortandolos a TRAFALGAR
o ahinco por la agricultural, en- Ia
Gi2 dijo cstriba Ia salvation dc la
patr;a.
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Lc que So asegura que hubo

De las averigUaciones que en- Fa-
cc1s y sus cercanias practicaron les
detectives que formaron parte de Ia
21encionada expedition, Sc ~desprende
cue los soldadoS que estaban de guar
Ajci0n CT Guadalupe. Il saber que
una partida armada iba a cruzar la
Inca para unirsc a los villistaS, hicie-
ron una s2lida con rumbo al norte,
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Hay un antecedente

Eyiste Ell antecedente de que el
viecnes proximo pasado, por la no.
che. tres meXicanos Y IN americana
fueron s~orprendidos en- los momentos
en- que hacian algunas e~yploraciones
en- la orilla del rio, como ratificando
o rectificando ciertas huellas one les
indicaban en- d0nde habia TN vado.
Sc supuso entonces. por los Solda-
dos que los sorpre2dieron. que IN
tentaban paSar, pcro no Sc les apre-
hendi0 Y clios regresaron.
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formation a las nueva ~actividades
de los villistas en- ell Norte de nues-
ira Republica, actividades que habia-
mos anunciado desde hace tempo,
estamos en- actittud de proporcionar
q nuestroS lectores nuevos datos cue
han llegado a nuestro conoeimiento Y
que indican claramente que Ia yer
dad Official del carrancismo, en- 10
que Sc relaciona con la campana pa
cifista emprendida, esta muy lejos
de ser e~fectivamente verdad.
Villa recibe eleuhent0s
information que tenemos q Ia Wis
ia. que hemos recibido de la eiudad
de Ell Paso, Texas, dice 10 siguiente:
El domingo proximo pasado, a las
primeras horas de la m~adrugada, cru
20 la Inca divisoria i~nternandose en-
territorio mexicano, en- un punto IN
mediate a Fabens, n partida de
mexicanos cuyo numero Sc dice era
de sesenta = cinco, todos montados y
armados.
Embellishments Que TAI especie-
que despues fue plenamente confir-
mad por ell dicho de personals que
vieron a los mexicanOs pasar-circui6
en- esta localidad, Sc noto cierta alar-
ma entire algunas personals que tie
aen familiares o intereseS en- la re-
gi6n de Fabens, pues Sc temia que
este punto fuese atacado por Ia gem
te que Sc eStaba reconcentrando fren-
ta d 81 en- te~rritorio mexicano.
FL rumor de IN possible ataque a Ia
repetida ciudad, tomo mayor cuerpo
debido a Ia noticia recibida aqui, de
cue IN grupo de genie armada, vi
ll;sta acknowledgements, tonic Ia ciudad
de Guadalupe. frente a Fabens, sin
diSparar nj IN trio, pues los soldados
que la guarnecian Sc pasaron a. n e
migo.
Orra version sobre este mismo su-
ceSo dice. que los d~efensores de Ia
citada ciudad Sc habian retirado ha-
ella la frontera sin combatir, ante
Ia superioriGac numerical del enemigo.
mas que no Sc habian paSado a sus
filas.
Lo refcrente a Ia toma De Guadalu-
pc, hizo que las autcriGadeS locales
americanaS enviaran a rabens IN
cueypo ccmpetente de detectives. ayu-
danteS del Alguacil Y agentes de po-
;ic;a. en- camioneS automobiles, eH
prevention DC cualquier intento de
ataque SCORE la refcriGa plaza FOR
rarte de los villistaS.
4 la una de Ia manana del luaes
SC recibiercn los primeros informes
d los jefeS de la expedition. sn el
sentido de que toda la region aque-
la Sc encoEtraba tranquila, Y el mis-
mo lunes, antes de medic dia, Sc vol
VIC a irformar oficialmente en- e. mis-
INC sentido.
: - ,rra = ,Cnupr, p,,a h.ihn
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n ESCANDALOSA

Anoche entire diez V once Sc re-
gistro Ina rina escandalosa en- Ia ca
lie de Durango. entire Ia de Flores
Y Laredo. La policia ~intervino Y de-
tuvo 9 los ~rijosos.
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Una opinion Sobre los m~eXicanOS

I'm grupo de mcXicanos radicados
aqui, ha dirigido una ,carta a un dia-
rio De la localidad, en- la que hace
una larga exposition dc hechos Y con
sideracioncs. !legando Il la resolution
final de Que todos los mexicanos ra-
dicados o rcfugiados en- los Estados
Unidos, tienen Ia obligation moral,
por gratitud a este suelo y no por
simpatia o antipatia hacia alguna de
las naciones en- guerra, de comprar
bonos de Ia libertad para ayudar al
gobierno americana 4 sufragar los
gastos de esta gran guerra en- la que
Sc esta jugando la suerte, no de Eu-
ropa, sino quizas del mundo.
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tFe.s q "a on. Col Sal
New-York tribune., 1918-03-22
News Digest
New York

Resigns Railroad Presidency.-The
resignation of James N. Kurn as presi-
dent of the Detroit Toledo e. Ironton
Railroad was announced here yestcr-
day The directors have left the Sc
lection of his successor to the Director
General Of Railroads. Whoever is
chosen probably will not be designated
as president, it was stated, but will act
as the chief operating executive.
William Church Osborn, one of the
New York directors, was elected a
vice pres dent at yesterdays meeting
and, pending the selection of a perma-
nent chief operating executive, will act
temporarily in that capacity. Mr..
Kurn resigned as president to become
first vice president Of the ST. Louis e.
San Francisco Railroad
A Clean Up Coming?
The farreachng arm of the District
Attorneys Office is soon to reach a
number of self-styled curb brokers
whose activities have been under sur.
veillance for several weeks, according
to rumors in Wall Street yesterday.
The fact that these men are not mem
bers Of the Curb Market Association
may give impetus to the movement to
put that organization under a roof. IN
tercstng developments in the anti
bucket shop crusade Of the new city
administration are looked for in the
near future.
Exchange Memberships Transferred.
Two Stock Exchange memberships
were sold yesterday, one for $4,000
and the other for S56,0OO The last
previous sale was at $4,000. The
buyers were Henry Flather and Rich
ard g. Wagner. William l.. Wilson has
been elected member of the exchange.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-22

common stock holders on April 10 to stock
holders of record April 5.
Midwest Oil Company. Quarterly dividend
Of cents per share on the preferred stock.
payable April 90 to stockholders OF record
April |.
Mortgage Bond Company of New York.
Quarterly dividend of q per cent upon
capital stock. payable March so to stock
holders of record March -.
New York State Railways Company
Quarterly dividend of 4 per cent on the
preferred stock, payable April to stock
holders of record March %.
Proctor & Gamble Company.-Qu Quarterly
stock. payable April Is to stockholders of
record March %.
Scaboard National Bank.-Quartcrly dvi-
dend Of 3 per cent. payable April I TO stock
holders of record March IS.
Fidelity Trust Company Quarterly div
idend of , per cent. payable April l to
stockholders of record March 25.
Arundel Sand and Gravel Company.-Div-
idcnd of >: per cent On the common stock.
payable April ! to stockholders of record
March 81.
Canadian Cement Company. Quarterly
dividend Of T.. per cent on the common
stock. payable April Is to stockholders of
record March 81.
National Bank of Commerce, of New York.
Quarterly dividend of 81. per cent, pay
able April | to stockholders of record
March -.
Steel Company of Canada. Quarterly div
dends of ~ per cent on the common and
IA per cent on the preferred stocks. both
payable May ! to stockholders OF record
April 10.
West Knotenny Power Company. Lid
Quarterly dividends of per cent on the
common and IN per cent on the preferred
atocks payable April to Stockholders OF
record March IS.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-22
Dividends
Extras

Okmulgee Producing and Refining
| The company has declared an extra
dividend of S per cent in addition to
the regular quarterly dividend of 212
per cent, both payable April 10 to
stockholders of record March 80.
Cornell Mills Corporation.--Extra
dividend of s per cent in addition to
the regular quarterly dividend of 2
per cent, both payable April / to stock
holders of record March 19.
Mayor Car Corporation-An extra
dividend of 81 per share on the COM
mon has been declared in addition to
per cent on the preferred "a" stock.
IA per cent on the preferred stock
and 81 per share on the common stock,
all dividends payable March 80 to
stockholders of record March 25.
Tecumseh Cotton Mills Corpora
tion.-Extra dividend of 11s per cent
and regular quarterly dividend of / "
per cent. both payable April 1 to
stockholders of record March 23
Regular Declarations
Quarterly dividend of ~ per cent on the
preferred stock. payable March so to stock
holders of record March 20.
Chicago Railway Equipment Company
quarterly dividend of "A per cent, payable
April to stockholders of record March 2l
Columbia Trust Company.-Qu Quarterly div
idend of ~. per cent, payable March 80 to
stockholders of record March 30
Elyria Iron and Steel Company.-Quar
terry dividend of Ia per cent payable
April |.
Everett. Heaney g. c.. Inc. - Quarterly
dividend of ois per cent. payable April S
to stockholders of record March 2G. ''''' -
Fairbnnks-Morsc Company Quarterly
dividend of per cent en- the common stock.
payable March 80 to stockholders of record
March 10.
CRANKY Consolidated Mining. Smelling and
Power.-Qparterly dividend Of 2ia per cent,
payable May / to stockholders Of record
April 10.
Hendee Manufacturing Company-Q Quar-
terly dividend of IA per cent on the pre-
terred stock, payable April | to stockholders
of record March 20.
Houston Gas & Fuel Company.-Quarterly
dividend of ] y, per cent on the preferred
stock, payable March 80 to stockholders of
record March l6.
Lawyers Mortgage Conpany.-Ouartcrly
dividend OF per cent on the capital stock.
payable April to stockhollcrs OF record
March -.
p. Lorlllarj'uompany. Stock dividend of
~ per cent. 'ayablc in common stock to
New-York tribune., 1918-03-22
Metals

A student Of the copper situation
said yesterday that at 23 cents a
pound, which is the price liked by the
government until June /, copper pro-
duction is Improbable for some of the
smaller mines. Though the larger
mines are making money a. this scale,
he said, some of the others arc merely
breaking even, and still others are run
ming at loss. He indicated that the
producers will make stroas bid for
a higher price to take care Of high
cost producers when the next price fix
ing conference is held.
Requirements for copper continue
large and urgent" says Cooper Cos
sip" which is published by the National
Conduit and Gable Company. From all
indications demand will rule unusually
strong throughout the entire year. War
time needs constitute the greatest fac
tor in the situation. And there is
every reason to conclude that the move
mcnt of copper into the many chan
nels of Government business will be on
an increasingly impressive scale"
Current prices for the principal
metals, compared with those prevailing
a year ago, follow:
Current A year
price. ago.
Pig iron, Bessemer,
Pittsburgh ....... *$37.25 $36.95
Copper, electrolytic,
lb. ............... '.23Ia .3e
Tin, lb. b.............. .85 .53A
Lead, lb.......... .o74 1904
Speltcr, St. Louis, lb. .07 7-20 .1O7a
Government price.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-22
Elections

Samuel McRoberts, vice president of
the National City Bank, has been
elected . director of the Consolidation
Coal Company, of West Virginia, Mary
land and Kentucky, succeeding the late
William +. Griffith.
William Morris lmbric, jr. has been
elected treasurer Of the Savannah &
Atlanta Railway Company.
Bayard Dominck and Martin Jour
dan have been elected directors of the
North American Company.
Clark B. Davis has been appointed
assistant secretary. and Arthur H.
Hacker was elected credit manager of
the Franklin Trust Company.
X Hodges has been elected vice.
president of the Dstllers' Securities
Company, and II. II. Wehrhane was
elected director, succeeding ii. j..
Cnrdezn. resigned.
Walter ii. Lippincott and {. l.. Ting
New-York tribune., 1918-03-22
Stocks

...,ber brisk inquiry for Liberty
!, mas the distinguishing feature
' resterday's session of the Stock
s..s.nse. Dealings in stocks dimin-
'.ssa steadily until the final hour
''' ~. moderate activity set in under
". Wv lead of industrials and oils.
rh.se shares were favored because
=, advance in crude oil prices and
y. '.,;msticns from Washington that the
..w . schedule for steel and iron would
,.u probability eliminate existing
inequalities.
Twas Company was foremost among
a.. oils at an extreme gain of 5 points
va limited States Steel was reused
ont Of its previous lassitude.
o,her Substantial gains were con-
s,sd to such specialties as American
car inactive equipments and Indus
,.;.I Alcohol, Distillers' Securities
ND Mailing preferred at advances of
ito 3 points
Earlv pressure upon rails, motors
md tobsccos was partly overcome in
u. general rally of the close, but
.,ne gains, notably that of Union Pa
.s.. proved only temporary.
All stocks quoted dollars per share.
Nat
New-York tribune., 1918-03-22
CHICAGO. SAINT PAUL. MINNEAPOLrs
AND OMAHA RAIIlAAY CQMPANY

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Chicago, Saint Paul Minnsa polls
and Omaha Railway Company Will be held
al the Office CT the company, in the CITY al
Hudson, Wisconsin. Wednesday. April
10, 1918. at nine o'clock A. NJ, Tor In
election of directors and the transaction of
such other business as may come before
said meeting.
Transfer books will be closed on Satur
day, March ., 1913. at the close OF bus-
ness on that day, and will be reokened ON
Thursday, April IL, 1913.
Dated, March /, 1918.
JAMES T. CLARK President
JOHN y. CALDWELL, secretarv.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-22
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

NOTICE OF MEETING.
1855 Broadway. New York. N, Y, Jan. Q. 1918.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
held at tho Office OF this Company in An
chorage, Jefferson County, Kentucky, on
Wednesday, April 3, 1918, at twelve o'clock
noon, standard time. for the following pur-
poses, VIZ:
/. To elect fifteen Directors.
Q. To transact all such other business a.
may legally come before the meeting. in
cuding the approval and ratification Of ail
action OF the Board Of Directors and OF
the Executive Committee since the last
annual meeting Of the Stockholders of this
Company.
For the purposes OF the meeting tho
books for the transfer Of stock will be
closed at O'Clock p. NJ, tuesday. March
10, 1913. and Will be reopened at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, Thursday. April 4. 1918.
BY order OF the Board of Directors
HUGH NELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-22
INSPIRATION CONSOLIDATED COPPER co.

NOTICE or ANIMAL MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Iu-
spiration Consolidated Copper Company
will be held al the Office OF the COMPANY
242 Water Street. Augusta Maine. on Mon
day, the twenty second day OF April 1918.
at two o'clock T. 81. for the transaction of
any and all business that may come before
the meeting. including the election o1
directors
hut only chose stockholders OF record al
the close of business. viz lLhree o'clock
=. Nj. on Friday. April 5th. 1915 will bs
entitled tosyote at said meeting
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
]. W. ALLEN Secretary
New-York tribune., 1918-03-22
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PNNX
NOTICE. To SlTAgu

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS
The Thirty seventh Annual General Meet
ing or the Shareholders of this Conpanv
for the election Of Directors to take tho
places of the retiring Directors and for the
transaction of business generally. Will be
heId on Wednesday. the first day OF May
next. at the principal office of the Com
pany. at Montreal. at Twelve O'Clock noon
The Common Stock Transfer Books will
ne closed In Montreal New York and Lon
don AT p. m. on Tuesday. the ninth dav
OF April The Preference Stock Books viii
be closed in London at the same time
All books ~Hl be re-opened on Thursday.
the second day of May.
BY order of the Board,
ERNEST ALEXANDER. Secretary.
Montreal, March 1ith. 1918
New-York tribune., 1918-03-22
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Chicago and North Western Railway
Company viii be held at the office of the
company, 226 West Jackson Boulevard In
the City of Chicago. Illinois. on Tuesday.
April Q, 1918, at eleven O'Clock A. M, for
the election of Directors and the transac-
tion Of such other business as may como
before said meeting.
Transfer books Will be closed on Satur-
day March 9, 1913. at the close OF bust
ness ON that day, and Will be reopened on
Wednesday. April 10. 1918.
Dated, March l, 1918.
RICHARD II. ASHTON, President.
JOHN ID. CALDWELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-22
United Dyewood Corporation.

New York. February 28, 1918
Preferred Capital Stock Dividend No e.
Common Capital Stock Dividend No. G.
The following DIVIDENDS on the stocks of
this Corporation have been declared:
dividend Of $1.75 per share tfrom
sum set aside for the payment of 81. 90 per
stock, payable April l, 1918: q dividend Of
81 80 per share on the Common Stock, pay
able April !, 19l8 payable TO stockholders
OF record of preferred and common stocks
st the close of business Thursday, March
ID, 1918.
The Transfer books will not be closed
Checks Will be mailed by The New York
Trust Company of New York.
DE WITT CLINTON JONES, Treasurer