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The Delta independent., 1919-02-28
PAoNIA BOY WRITES INTEREST
ING LETTER FROM GERMANY
Urbach. Kirchdoef. Germany

Urbach. Kirchdoef. Germany
| January11, 1919.
Dear Uncle and Aunt: l have a
little spare time this morning, SO will
endeavor to give you a little news. I
am located in a little dorf, 10 miles
east of the Rhine river, Just little
northwest of Coblenz. Have been
here since the 14th OF December.
Up until the last couple Of days it
has rained every day. Had a little
snow for Christmas, but only lasted
a couple Of days. The country here is
all hills. and plenty OF forests. The
deer are SO thick that they nearly run
over you.
Because OF my ability to speak Ger
man l am attached to the Battalion
staff. my official duties are: Battalion
BiTleting Officer. Town Major. Public
Utility Officer and Provost court OF
ficer and act as an interpreter. Natur-
ally there are lots Of reports to make
out SO am kept pretty busy Am get
ting pretty fair salary SO am pretty
well satisfied.
Do you realie thnt l have been in
Europe Is months now? Have been in
France. Belgium. Luxemburg and Ger
mary. Hope to visit Switzerland and
| England before We are sent back
I took part in all the big battles
and was only wounded once at Chateau
Thierry on August 3. In the battle OF
the Argonne Forest. in which our div
ision fought for 81 straight days. l
commanded company. and for two
days was in command Of two com.
panies.
My experience will never be forgot
ton. Am certainly thankful that
came through this scrap alive and in
good health.
| Lieut. HARLEY F. SHEAFER,
1 Co. G. l25th Inf. A. r. F.
The Delta independent., 1919-02-28

Have you any alarm clocks7" in.
quired Mr., Cowman. What want
is one that will rouse the girl without
waking the whole family" 81 don't
know OF any such alarm clock as that.
sir" satd the man behind the counter.
I'VE have only the usual kind that
wakes the family without disturbing
the girl
The Delta independent., 1919-02-28

G. w. Arterberry returned Wednes.
day morning from Pueblo where he
spent the past week. He was accom-
panied by his son. Roy Arterberr.
who will visit home folks for few
days. Roy is working on the railroad
out OF Pueblo.-Gunnison News Cham.
pion.
The Delta independent., 1919-02-28
Harness

Our harness department is well sup
piled with heavy team harness and every
thing handled in first class harness
shop. All kinds of repairing promptly
done.
The Delta independent., 1919-02-28
China Department

See our special display of China
at cut prices. You will find great
many bargains on our Zoe, 15c 20c,
25c and soc counters.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-08-01
Seena Owen Has a Wardrobe
That Would Give Any
Husband the Shivers

Seldom has the screen offered
a better dressed" play than
"Martha's Vindieation," featur-
ing Norma Talmadge, tSeena
Owen and Tullg Marshall, to be
presented at the Orpheum
theatre, Saturday August 2.
Miss Talpadge wears several
expensive but simple costumes
required by her pant, and Miss
Owen reveals a wardrobe in this
production that contains at
least fifteen different changes
of COSTUME. T
Miss Owen wears three eve
ing gowns, five afternoon dres-
ses, two outing suits, four
negfgees and one tailor made.
In Addition to this outfit which
was provided especially for
'Marthas Indication" the
young I actress also wears ex-
pensive furS, and reveals numer-
Gus changes of shoes, wells ana
the like.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-08-01

Mr.. Long shocked grain dur
ing the forenoon Tuesday and
attended to his usual chores
that evening and retired in his
usual good health. Mrs. Long,
who is also in her 10th year was
arising at about 4 o'clock yester-
day morning and endeavoring
not to disturb her husband, she
accidentally touched his hand
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-08-01

and noted it was cold. She at
once investigated and found that
he was apparently unconscious,
or dead. DR.. Stockton was called
and upon his arrival found that
Mr.. Long had apparently passed
away between IL and 1 o'clock.
Mr.. Long leaves to mourn his
taking away, his aged life-part-
ner and 10 children. five boys
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-08-01
FOUND DEAD IN BED.

Another Shock was visited
upon the family and the entire
community when it was learned
that H. w. Long, a pioneer of
the county, aged 70 years, had
been found dead in his bed early
Wednesday morning at his
ranch home northwest from the
city.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-08-01

Mrs. A. B. Rookie and Mrs. Joe
Kincaid visited at the home of,
Mrs. E. Rhoades Thursday.
"Tip Top" makes more loaves
of better bread 4hap>other flour
on the market. 24-tf
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-08-01
CARD OF, THANKS.

We wish to thank oV kind
friends who 80 ably assisted us
in the recent illneS6 and death
of our beloved INFANT daughter.
Their Nnd deeds will never be
forgotten. =
John Hoene and family.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

DIutDu nrII H meeting Friday evening
900 Tho IudErH chambers. bod tho lIfHt
National bank building, fOr Che pu"
ruHn Hf ,I,rtIuE uturrf- for toe ,Hm-
lug year County Ascent ~ a. brooks
opened the mrttur With Hu uliTDs
un lls Cruces greatest opportunity
followed IN uu address Dos Mayor a
Z k.lso. president of th, tHN payers
lvuEu' ON Whore in,s uuf tHN mooney
Hu a lars, number uf flv hIsi
utsH mon wen, IU Attendance Hui ima
purtuut matters hrouEuf up
Mark H Thompson wuH % visitor
Iu Santa BE- recently
Miss Elsiu Ault. one Of tho teachers
here HpuOt sunday iu 81 ltsu Win
hen parents.
The Missionary society ct tho Metu-
odIst church held % meeting Monday
afternoon go the home OF Mr. a. 4
hruHdlus. ON the Alameda. a puua
Gram WAS given the topic hD.fF
Japan musical program wHH
Hlsu rendered E-rfrrshWruiH Wyrr
served during the afternoon Do, Mes
DANES william Sutherland and VIII
bruuiius. HttirDl Boo japanese CO.'S.
tumrH Those ln Attendance veto
Nl.. GnsfE, Spears, AiTH LOWS Uru'-
duH. Mrs a. Thompson, Nrr FRANK
Guodiu, Mn ThuH Graham Nrs T.
lrIHtkr, Mrs Troy sexton. NrH Geo
Freeman, MIS- Mm sutherland, Mrs
VIM H%ruudiuH. Mrs a.. d. Gerber and
others The next m,otlnr uf the SOC
uirty viii hr held 100 the church par-
Tors ben two weeks
: dcliEhtnul sociul affair given fri-
d1, afternoon was The card party
given hN Mrs Frank |llnNurf Hi her
home ON las Cruces uN,uu, Vhur.
present wyrr' MIS- 4. g. saunders.
Mrs T. o. Thompson. Mis-. IUmtH
SWuuk. Mrs. VIII Smpllh,rE. Mrs T.
" Twininu Mrs D. a. o. Rice Mrs
c. r Scale, Mrs. John Bingham uud
b hostess MIS- bingham captured
the prize Refreshments were served
The oun child OF Mt and Mrs
John lougbottom H quite 90 with
pneumonia.
pr j. y Minctrcc is 800 ot his home
on Hinton Heights
Mirs Margaret Fouault aud Miss
shirley Thomas were visitors 10 CAM
utillo Friday
Miss Anna Lewis hos resigned hcr
position us teacher ol English in tho
high school here and Mrs a. D. Nutf
has taken hpr position
\ large number Of las cruces
school authorities, parents and pupils
moiurod 10 81 pHsu FRIDAY for the
purpose of Waiting ~ lusn schools
Tor the purpose uf Inspecting the stu
dent arlt guyorumUnt system m opera
ton bee the schools there.
\ meeting of the Easter star was
hold Tuesday evening boz Mcclure hail
\ large number ct ladies were in ut-
tendance. Refreshments were served.
VIII inpoint, editor Of the luH
trucrH iiiiNcu, has purchased tho
residence uf Mrs. ! Fred Lohmnn, on
the northwest corner Of water and
Ice streets.
Charles A Burns. assistant supor-
intendont OF irrigation of tho Rio
1rludo project, WIS az Mesquite on
business the latter part Of the week
frtta Graft aged 90. died at Hotel
breu, in ~ paao, saturday from the
after effects Of influenza, The re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

od chairman OF the 4 = department
Of labor, in this county, and viii try
tu nnd positions foe rcturnlfg sol
dicrH.
The Unchildu super and dance given
hy the teurhorH and pupils uf the
lfrtrho school No e. for the benefit
of tho Rod Gross, was Nory aurcssaful.
t12 DO was cleared.
Mu krimor. Of ~ Louis. Mo. will
return Boz u few DAYS tu her home nc.
rumpaufod by the three children %
her sister Mn Hurh Clnry. who died
saturday morning at her homo near
state 'olltgc.
Mrs claude Henry. OF Ynzno, Miss.
iH here the gucst Of nor parents. MI
and Mw, Robert Foster.
lr. A - Grille. president ~ state
College, returned Friday night from
Baltimore. Md. after nm absence ~
two weeks.
Mrs "a wheeler. 81 Mcsilla Park.
Wa IN town saturday
Miss Gertrude Scarrina. who iH
teaching in Anthony. spent tho week
end with rolutiNcs here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

owner Of much real estate aud rental
property which he still holds.
Fred Martin arrived In Murdalena
this week from Rock Island. IN.
where he was DISCHARGED from the n.
> army trainiag camp al tina place.
Mrs Charles n Moore returned
from W Pasp last Friday having ac-
compnniod her son. Manson to that
city for eye treatment Word received
from Manson says he D. improving
rapidly and Will soon be houlo nrHin.
y hastion of Luna drove { o Nag
dalena Tuesday and reports tho roads
ln bad condition, but stock doing fair
~ we'll In his nclghborhood.
Dave farr went to Albuquerque the
frui ~ the week on burincsa
William Andrus n % AraTon's
prominent rtockmon. vas an Albu-
querque visitor this week.
itolllo Russell returned from ~
faso. Tuesday, whore be has been on
Lieut. n q. Hubbeii arrived in
Mardalcna Monday on his way 10 the
A. G. Collins ana W. s. Martin Of
natil were Magdalena business visitors
this week.
John Gaulrnpp and Bliy Wilson
were In from iloaodaie the first ~ tho
week.
Charles curry ana wife from Dona
Ana were MaEdulona visitors Tuesday.
W %. Whcatiey returned Wedncs-
day from "a business trip % Albuqucr-
que.
Malcolm Major and family % puer-
tocitu, were In town several days this
week visiting friends.
Mrs. raul a. Moore viii leave rri-
day FOR Albuquerque 10 meet her
husband. who has been transferred
Ia the reserve officers training corps
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

muina were hrauaUf Co. Ira Cruces
sunday uul services conducted iu thu
pt,sNytcuuu church lN l,Ut o. o.
tlNItt. lftrr which tlu romans worU
Inferred boo the Masonic cemetery.
NI and Mos s. IS ,fuWltr. oi
'~ilmbrruIo. were visitors cot Mr.
oscar Wood geo hrr home uu lar
cruces avenue saturday
ltpN Uuu Nfz Duncan Nutl..uu on.
ipffiiu,i with o. dinner purtE Ut flsu
home Iu MoailIN Park 900 uuu uf
Ma and Mta " D. Patton. whu arU
guests Boo the home Of thtIr dHughfrr.
MIS-. J. o. tUNIft. lnNtTtH were luIi
fur M and Mrs " g. Patton. l,p.
aud Mrs = o. rlNitt. capt and Mrs.
Herbert Voc. aud nr sands
John " ward has boon called 90
Fort Worth T'NHH ON account off tHr
serious illness of hIF mother
M.rs Elizabeth Wlddrl trput SUM
dlN ben 90 tHso tho guest U| relatives
Mt and Mr. Morris NorlhuuH have
returned fu iht.r home m Domino
ltfHr u visit horr Uf several days with
friends.
Mrs D. u Yoast is recovering from
r. spell Of illness
%liegiuuiur SUNDAY 70 a0rioH uf evan.
rpllHtIc services VIII hp conducted m
D lrushk terrain church fUr uUr week.
with communion ana baptism follow
iuE The other local denomination
VIII take part boz th, mc,uuE
Tho following officers were Install.
ci ut the luHt mevtuE of fho AIrFI
HlHpHuo-A Americana: rTsrIiHun Mo-.
reno. president Ramon " Nn,HI.s
Vice president. Jesus g. Ngy,rIa ...
president; = g. Wodrilu,z. secretary
Jose GuuaHl'H. treasurer. trustees.
Isabel Cumnrc. b. y NodrIuuez Wfll
inpoint; warden, Bvruur1u BoW,rH.
usher, lldcl Slnchpl. d~ourkpupUr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24
US 1itlti~ MOTIFS
Ivy Mr.. 4. \. Cardwoll.


Tho Sow and geo ,f,n u.. d,itebt-
ffII, ,rt.rf.Ir,H Tu,sIHy Afternoon
b.. ~. u.rb,rt Nro' LII H,r nom. on
Aiir4uiH .,,uur fIUrr rumNur uI
ladies u,rs pr.sant besides club
u.mbsr. and "a I4.-r 4motIut of wurf
accomplished CON the refuge, rar.
turuts TlnrD Iu vsr..
N,sUtmvs .. isltrls. ucrb,u keli,,.
o. D.. i|UIIunr,. ili.s rr,rmuu 1rhos
Graham. unlph Franrh. i,alir card.
vpII. WII SHAW. o. o. TAYLOR. Goo
gp.. It,I,s ,u.Iu. bHyr NDruu.
b. t.t.Ilt John M|,tIur. tn4H
IurrH Utu WIIUuma isiiurp Husru.
f.IIf. FRANK I.iHH. Narraurtp SUM
m,rfpuI. o.. Patton mud Cstouu Mo-
Woo WIH .ssIst.I BOO .,r,luH iN nor
sister. NIts D. o. tIt.u Two tuur..H
Nut. served The most mratirl lf
iu, ,Iub will b, at thr homo Of NrH
o.. Hines. u,ar ulI Nls.iI. uu F,hrl.
ur, itu.
Nra lrrs.y luH,lH b.. no 200 tno
humr off bon pur.utt. TO- and Ma. o.
% Lame
H,Nmuud TrUnr.r. SON of NJ and
M. Guurru |i...urrr. lr.i Tuusdu,
fog Sew orleans l.',r H ten I1,
uufourh .urut with nfs rtr.utH hrrr.
riam tn,fe b, ulI r,turn to G,r.
many
uI luI NT Dave Amta are tho
rtrrutH OF twins All arrived n th,Ir
nom, Nuuulr.
hlrs Iam,H poe. ct N,slllu. WIS 10
visitor in town ru,sIuN
g. g.. Eok,ft. uI bpmIuE. WAS hcfH
TINS week WIN hIs WIf, be- viii o..
ulru 90 Las DturuH to make tnrtr
HON, within th, most Tow weeks.
Nifs 4. o. UruWuloo avid uttI,
muItHuslt,r golIir HfoNuIpo Irr
saturday fut HOT sprur. whore hps
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

from tho ". ". engineers stationed at
camp A. A. Humphreya, Va.
Cole Railston made a business trio
10 Albuquerque the past week. returu-
INK a. b Dobc ranch Tuesday
Pat LOWS o. M Ocean To Ocean
Earagc. wa a Soccrro visitof sunday.
r. u. Payne OF Puertecitc. spent a
iew days ~ tho New Wllsun this
week.
Dave crannii returned from TcxIco
lnst sunday, whcro he has been Walt
INK his family.
~ W, pearce OF Albuquerque. ana
r. l. Johnston Of NJ. Louis, wera
guests NJ tho New Wilson hotel thla
week, Mr., Pearce cut his foot rather
badly while coming up from socorro
IN a ear. lie received medical attrn-
Ton a. soon a. arriving In MaEdalena
and IL retting along nicely nov.
Hob Carter Of the Datila returencd
from France last Sunday aud tells
many Interesting stories of the hattie
FRONT.
y. u. Annlbai ana n. y. Dunn Of
Albuquerque are In Magdaicna on bus
iness this week.
A regular meeting Of tho Merchants
association Of Magdhiena and Kelly
VIII be neid on Wednesday. January
~, az 4 pm.
Felipe Chavea. sheen inspector Of
THIS district. IL moving Into the Torres
home.
Paul Spence OF the Datia, who has
been In the army for several months
has been discharged aud IL visltinE
relatives IN Texas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

Up.Uiulo Houagidcz. aud physician
nr o.. E MonudC.
Mai Eurous l.ohmnu has lort fot
Washington. D. e., after H visit here
with hIH mother. Mrs Fred Lohmun.
Mai tohmun has been transferred
from thr signal CORPS io the rurrhaf"
storage and official division Of the
general staff
a. NJ Scott. Of stophonvillc. Tos
b. here and expects to locate Boz che
,alles uH Houu us 20 suitable location
IH found
Mrs John noWman b. tho guest OF
friends in AllmuEordo
Hillary Bennett has gone to Brriuo
whore be- is IN Tho employ OF tho
reclamation service.
Miss Ethel Summcrford. clork 900
the office uf Supt. q o. Rice spent
tur Werk end iu ~ luso,
Mrs Hugh Clnry. vito 81 " Clary
Iiri az hgr home ut o. 90 saturday
murninr, ufirr AN illness OF only 4.
f,N days With pneumonia funrrli
services were conducted sunday oNe-
ming from tho E-plsropnlinn church.
Geo Mosillu Park, Rev Hunter ivwH
conducting thr services The ROMAN
wore uftprNurd Inferred boz the Ma
sonic cemetery in iMH cruces. Mrs.
DIlrN wlu 60 wears Of aru. She Del
survived hy her husband three chill
ircu. thrt, sisters and nor futhrr
Joe NJ CHrriorc and two little
daughters of u,miuu are hero thiH
week. thp guests of friends
Donald Youur Of Albuquerque.
spent Inc w,,k end h,rv With relatives
and fUruds
scott White. Ir. formerly assistant
postmaster here. has returned from
France uuI Will commence WorkiuE
uf the postufuce the first of February.
FRANK r. French has hoon appoint.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24
MAGDAIENh n
oeeee~%~@>>se@$SeS

~ a meeting ~ the executive COM
mittce OF the Red Gross thu follow
iur officers were elected for the en-
suing year Chairman. Mrs. " ~.
harriss VIE chairman. Mrs. Andrew
caldwell secretary. Mrs g g. KILL
niger, treasurer. AIRS Pat Luna.
Aduliu Torres and familv are leave
iur Tor Alhuqu, que this week whore
they viii mako their future home M
Torres was until recently one OF Mad
dulenn'H progressive merchants and an
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

one trouble with the man who 4.
fond Of hts Jokes Is that he ex-
poets everybody else to be fond OF
them.
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-09-19
Paducah Druggist Tells Why
Mendenhalps Chill Tonic
OutselIs All Others.

"Mr. j. C. Mendenhall, Evansville, Ind,
Dear Sir: You ask us if we are dispos--
ing of the one gross Mendenhall's Chill
and Feven Tonic we have been purchas-
ing from you monthly at retail as this is
an unusual quantity for retail druggist
to buy. For your information, will state
that our best physicians are prescribing
your chill tonic almost daily with better
results than quinine or any medicine used
for malaria, chills and fever. We have a
customer who was all run down and
emaciated and had cough. Some physi-
clans pronounced his case consumption.
One Of the doctors here prescribed
bottle of your chill tonic. he took it
witt. the best results and continued it
for some time and is now entirely we'll.
He had cough and chronic malaria. We
find upon inquiry that the jObbers here
purchase go gross of your chill tonic
year which, with our purchases, amount
to over 5000 bottles year. which are
sold in the city of Paducah." Signed
Lang Bros, Druggists. MeudeAhalPs
Chill Tonic has all the properties Of or
dinary quiuine without the bad effects,
combined with glycerine, licorice and
yerba santa, which makes it at once the
best remedy for coughs, colds and grippe.
Price so cents.
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-09-19
HOME BREVITIES

P. G. Moseley has purchased beauti-
full residence lot in West End from Hon.
A. NJ. Pepper and will erect residence
thereon rs soon as building material re-
turns to a more normal price basis.
Miss Katherine Sample has returned
home from visit to her brother, E. H.
Sample, and family, at Clarksdale.
Mrs, F, Bernheim and three children
returned last week to Donaldsonville, La,
from a visit to Messrs. Sol and Nathan
Applebaum and families.
Sessions Povall and Floyd Bailey went
to Starkville Monday to attend the A. &
NJ. College the ensuing session.
Miss Fannie Eggeston has accepted
position in Sam Herrman's insurance Of
fee
We issue an accident policy
with each Parker Pen---no pre-
mium nor dues to pay either.
Your pen is protected against
accidents and defects for one
year. See our selection. Peo-
pies Drug Store.
M. H. Horton, of Ebenezer, visited Lex
ington friends Sunday.
H. X. Hardy, of jackson, registered at
the Arlington Hotel Sunday.
Dallas Pickens left Sunday for Good
man to attend the Holmes County ARri--
cultural high school.
J. 2. oglesby and c. 7, Donovan, of
Greenwood, were in the city Monday.
DT. and Mrs. W. r. Brady arrived Sum
day evening from their bridal tour and
are costly domieiled in the residence Of
L. d. Pepper
r. P. Ham, Of Dursnt went to Jack.
son Monday on business connected with
the New York Life Insurance Agency.
which he is to assume shortly. Mr.. Ham
is hustler and has studied the insurance
business in all its manifold phases and
is most successful olicitor.
Carload Packers Cans---No.
q, $3.50 per 100; No. Sc, $500
per 100. Barr-Gwin Co.
: A. 6. Nicols, o. L. Carr, J. r. Th6mp-
son and o. L. Carr, Jr., were over from
Durant Sunday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-09-19
NOW RAISES
500 CHICKENS
After Being Relieved of {
ganic Trouble by Lydia :.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Oregon. 1ll.--"I took Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for an or
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-09-19

my health 80 can do all my work and
/ am SO grateful that | am recommend
ing it to my friends. - Mrs. D. M.
ALTERS, r. r. a, Oregon, I'll.
Onlywomen whohave suffered the tor
lures of such troubles and have dragged
along from day to day can realize the
relief which this famous root and herb
remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's s Vegetable
Compound, brought to Mrs. Alters.
Women everywhere in Mrs. Alters
condition should profit by her recon-
mendation, and il there are any COM
plications write Lydia e. Pinkham's
Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass, for advice.
The result of their 40 years experience
is at your service.
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-09-19

! oliiC bKOuUlS v -
| pulled me down :
til / could not put =,
foot &c the floor
could scarcely DO l.
work, and as ]
on a small farm ar
rails e six hundred
chickens every year
IL made it very hard
for me.
IL saw the CON-
pound advertised in
our paper, and tried
IL IT has rAafnrad
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
Bethlehem Steel Corporation

NOTICE OF FOURTEENTH ANNUAL l.
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
The Fourteenth Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders Of Bethlehem Steel Corpora =
tion, New Jersey corporation. viii be
held at its principal office, In the Pruden-
ttal Life Building, No. 1853 Broad Street,
Newark New Jersey on Tuesdsy April l..
1919. at IL o'clock At said meeting
the following matters viii be presented to
stockholders for their action:
% The election of four directors to
serve for term of three years;
(2) The approval and ratification of all
action of the Board of Directors of SAID
Corporation since the Thirteenth Annual
Meeting OF its stockholders held on April
2, 1918;
(3) The transaction of such other bus.-
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
The books fol. the transfer of shares OF
the Seven Per Cent. Non Cumulative Pre-
ferred Stock and OF the Common Stock OF
said Corporation [but not of the Eight Per
Cent Cumulative Convertible Preferred
Stock or of the Glass b Common Stock
which two classes of stock do not have
Voting powers VIII be closed the close
or business on Wednesday, March l2 1919
and win be reopened at the opening OF
business on Wednesday, April 2 1919
B. H. JONES, Secretary.
Newark, New Jersey, March 3. 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-03-25
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
COC hl1f>A~ II atk1 ~ OOMPANY
NOTICE OF MEETING
161 Rrna q Wa No,.. Xnr-l. -

165 Broadway New York N r
Dated January ., 1919.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Southern Pacific Company will h,
held at the office of this Company la An
chorase, Jefferson County, Kcntucky or
Wednesday. April 8, 1919. at twelve o'clock
noon. standard time. for the following
purposes, VIZ:
% To elect fifteen Directors
(2) TO consider and act upon all ou.s
tions and matters which may legally CON.
before the meeting relating to Federal
control Of the Companys pfoperties under
the act OF Congress Of May 81 1918 or
any agreement settlement with tho
Government in respect thereto or rclatins
by the return OF the properties or other
wise, andIor relating TO conditions result
ing from succeeding such Federal con
trcl, and generally all questions and mat
ters growing out OF or incident To such
control termination thereof. or follovips
conditions
60 TO transact all ouch other busin :.
may legally come before the meeting
including the approval and ratification ot
all action of the Board of Directors and
Of the Executive Committee eince the Las.
annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of this
Company.
For the purposes of the meeting IN.
books for the transfer of stock will bs
closed at O'Clock +. NJ. Tuesday. March
25 1919 snd viii he feUpened at 10 o clock
a Nj, Thursday, April 10. 1918.
By order 0f the board Of 1jifeetofs
HUGH NELL secretary