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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-29

needs Of nele UNI 20 she American
people.
The committee has made extensive
arrangements Tor observance ~ the
DAY la nan cities and towns II u
rsrelvlur tho active corporation ~
lsatinE Protestant denominations, by
whom fg.au0.n0n 81 the fund b. eN-
peetcd 20 be- contributed. The re-
naming $500. 600, h is believed. Will
cume from the contributions % IN
dlyiduais.
The lufsr-church committee b. Tho
authorized agency Ion this country of
the official organizations of French
and HelTian protestautH. u h. linked
lr France with the United Protestant
committee whose headquarters are
ln Paris. aud which will distribute
that portion NJ the fund which is 90
ht used in France belgian Protestant
ORGANIZATIONS will distribute the
amount nppurtlunei tn Belgium.
\ statement issued here today by
the committee reads
"t'nlcss help lH forthcoming from
America. We are informed hy d uni
tei Protestant COMMITTEES NJ France
that the closing % hundreds Of
French churches IL threatened. IN nd-
dition 10 the suspension OF religious
work In he formerly invaded feginf,.
where churches have been dcatro"ed
90 go greatly damaged Hs TO he irs-
lees Ht present Some help j. tsirg
o. ceiyed from Great britain aad swift.
Ecriand, but the bulk OF u must come
from America n the refugees whp are
now being established In the dew
usiHtsd districts are TO have an ops
p%urtunity to renew their church life.
"Nv are frequently receiving pa
thetic appeals from the organization,
10 French and iicirIan Protestant
which have made q careful survsy nl
conditions m tho devastated distritfi
aud are Wurklur with great zeal ~
nsslst in the Fridunl c-eHtahlishmcul
~ the conditions which prevailed hf'
fore the WHr Many - the people
Who are nov rrsuminE thrir resi-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-29
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am the worlds greatest power.
am the difference between sue
cess and failure.
am little IN sine.
am little In cost. but
am mighty hir when the time
comes 10 Use me.
am always ready Tor use.
am tho best friend ln need you
can have.
am always worth an That you pay
for mr-and Increase in value every
month you keep me.
/ am the safest Investment you can
make.
am FOR sale every where.
am wisdom, thrift and safety
combined.
I am worth ready money anywhere
az any time. ra
! am issued by the q. :. govern.
ment
! am cashahl. upon ten days no-
ticc al any poatOffice.
IAN 4 WAR SAVINGS STAMP.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-29

Chicago. May g9-sharp declines
In the corn market today resulted
from excellent weather conditions
and from prospects TOT large receipts
during the remainder OF his week
May delivery was especially weak.
Sellers Outnumbercd buyers. Opening
prices. which ranged from hcent 70
a. Ccnt lower, with Juy Si.6f 20
fl.6fA and September fl6bh TO
si.b6 were followed by material fur
thcr aethacks.
oats worked downward with corn.
After opening Ia y OF. including
July at 81 TO GTh, the market con-
tinucd 60 sag,
Provisions averaged higher,
Subsequently, evening up FOR the
holiday tomorrow led 10 rallies, The
market closed nervous az the same
~ yesterdays finish 10 a. cents down
with July n.6th 20 ti.6b and Sep
TENDER ti.56h 70 ti.bshn
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THE


New York. May Son tho stock
market today rai.s Camo buHkly tut.
ward. Their strength fullN offsetung
Intermittent selling and irrcHilarity
ciscN here. southern Pacific recoN-
cred 10 quarterly dividend ana an adj
diiionul "a total OF So points and
AmofiCan smelling also made up its
dividend. Minor metals were
ais active and independent Efcsla
hept pace with United States steel,
Which made a now high TOT The year.
ShippinFs were The only uncertain
features. Marine preferred forcfeit.
INK its gain.
close.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-29

dcnce In those districts are wholly
without funds or the opportunity %
make "a living. somethlds must be
zone to prevent their 40 ial degeq-
Grafton In such surroundings and with
such an outlook.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-29

New NOrk. May B. ecantilc pa
per unchanged, sterling 80 day bills,
t.6OA commercial go day bills on
banks i.GO = commercial 90 day BILLS
idOa demand. i.gais cables, A6fh
Time loans strong; unchanged.
can money firm. high. b. low ~ .
ruling rate, o. closing bad, "a offer
ed at g. EiHt loan, "a.
liar silver, tt.OSh
Mexican dollars. sake.
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Chicau Pruiucc.

Chicago. MAY ss-nutter lower.
creamery. boMtSh cents
EgEs lower =. ccipis 2s.0ib cases;
firsts. nAHt1A cents Ordinary
nrats. toGfis az mark, 49, In
cluded. tfaf3: storage packed nratu
tah Ufah: extra faA mN
Poultry. alive lower: fowls. s3H.
Potatoes. arrivals ~ cars Old.
stronger. northern white. cariots tni.
ted states grade one o. oom 81. 20 cwt
mes. ts1sH 1900. two. mostly. 800
$3.50 cwt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-29

Any skin itching IL a temper tester.
The more you scratch the worse u
ltches. Deans Ointment u for piles.
ecxemA-any skin itohinE. zoe at all
dTu sntoTes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-29

Denver. Colo. MAY 2~s.-Cniile. re-
ceipta 35eo; market weak and some
lower. Reef steers. i2oo MnfIs;
cows and heiferA th.bo0tti.1b;
stockers and feeders. 5000 a. $3.50;
caivcA $4,000 tf7.oo.
HogE. receipts 900: market = 60
10 cents higher. Top. 1000; bulk.
ttaG01ita.so
sheep. receipts o
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Chicago. May 20 a.. = bureau OF
MnrkeiHJ. lion. receipts $4,000.
market active. mostly 20 cents higher
thnn yesterdays average. Top, t10.7J
bulk. f2o.3bm 20.so; heavy wcnEht.
t2O.tb % t2o.sb, medium weight.
$50. 80 r. f2e.fos iirht weight, 5000
nte0 co. light irht. tit.sb f2o.8b;
heavy packinE snwa. smooth. fip.Ib
ut20Ios packing eoua. rouah, ttg.25
utisss. piss tiSoou np0o.
Cattle receipts 10000; beef steers
slow: early SAILS about steady butch
e. stock 20 cents iuWpri veal calves.
tl.0O iuuer3 beef steers. medium and
heayyw EIGHT. choice ana prime. ntto
nfi1aS. butcher tattlri hsiicra fI.I5
ntia.Tts cows. 21bon tlabe; eau
ncrn aud cutters. fsgiutTsoi veal
calves. lcht and handy weight, fit.5o
mftsgt. feeder HiesuA $1,000 "
stt0o: atocksr steers. $500.
sheep. receipts ioo.ooo;f market
mostly 20 TO 90 cents lower than high
time yesterday. inmhA ~ pounds
down. sia5oa ti5to. 70 pounds ur.
tisbOd 1885, ysnrlirr wethers,
81. O0fftiJgt. gWfa, medium, good
and choice. fsI $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-29

receipts 5000. market higher. Heavies
$1,000 t2e.so. lights. ti9.1tW
ttsso. piKs. fito0 ati9.as.
sheep. receipts 1o00; market steady
lambs. siaoo9fifsO ewes tt.to0
tf0.sb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-29

New York. MAY gg-CottOn futures
closed steady July, fal.67, October.
faUsf! peccmhcr. 5000; January.
taO.g2, March. 5000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-29

Yes. Hazel. whenever a riri RiFrlea
10 sVrrt fool remark Il yuunr nian
makes III. b. willing To- be mute than
10 sister TO him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-29

New York. May s9-llherty bond
final prices today were; aihs, fag.5s;
first a., sab.GN. second q. sai.NA;
first ~ 4, ts5 20; second as tgb.iai
third fAA SOS .gDs fourth "a $500
Victory, AS. ts9ss; Victory, 3hs.
300.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-29

Ths poet possesses wonderful pow
cr. The mere sight uf une has beon
known 90 raise the hair on an editor 4
head.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-29

Pork rose 20 $500 per barrel. 4
cost well above the civil war record.
close!
COM july. u.sfHs Sept. Sizes
Oats. Juiy. f7h. sept. esh.
Pork. May. $500. July. sac 90.
lard. July. tagib: sept. tli.4s.
Hiba. July. fs7.7ss sept. se7.to.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-29

Kansas city. Mo. May 29.-EnES
. TO I ccn higher; firsiS. asN.
Packing butter. Hatb cents.
nroiiera, f0G4s.
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GKansas ca, fAScstoct.
Knnns city. Mo, May .H-Hora
The sun., 1919-07-07

$40 company in Swift Eerland Wishes 70
purchase and secure an agency Ior inc saie
Of coffee and all kinds oil groceries, anu A tSr
raw materials for construction Work ior
SEQ Condensed milk. dried fruit and canned
fruit are required by hrln III Deh hIrh nrss.
Nj The purchase of tubing Tor hlgh pres,
sure turbines and electrical machinery ,i a.
kinds for developing waterman power Is ue
sired by firm in spain ;. q, ,,,,roho "a
machine tools and other equipment ioF ouhu-
ing a shop to make motorcycles. ,..,-.
si3 Government officials In sudan desire
10 receive detailed information ihciuu'is
nIIces and illustrations OF windmills.
SI. A company in England desires 10 pur-
chas., four to six cylinder motor cars hiteeh
horsepower and upward, complete WIN nsn'
ing set electric starter, &c , -, -
Sss shallow water boats and Diesel OH en-
p,nes suitable for river steamer Work up 10
800 horsepower Der anti are desired oy
"a The turchase is desired by man in
Wales Of ounce amber glass bottles tplalIl'
nat; ", l, IL and ounce white glass vas iis
round: g. 4 6 and ounce green, nat aus.
lei sing walls. plain, and y, l. ia, = T. o,
and Il ounce blue, ribbed, fat poison bottles
S6T Drugs, chemicals and KINDRED hhes,
engineering and building materials suSh as
iron, steel met ais, heavy hardware and ma.
chinery: electrical supplies Tor llEht neat
and power service and for telephone ana
telegraph service are required by hrm Ill
SIS x stationer in England wishes 10 pur-
Oh ase children's reading AMI picture books'
$40 A merchant in France desires 10 Sc
cure an agency and to purchase dulomoUies
Of l2 10 &c horsepower, -. au,
S7o The purchase OF cheese from export
houses is desired by firm in denmark; l.
STl Tho purchase OF lcc cream utehHlls 10
REQUIRED by fru, in Wales,
SIP. A firm in Norway desires to purchase
and secure an agency Tor The sale OF ,, once
stocks. paper products and printing supplies
and kindred lines
The sun., 1919-07-07
Inquiries Come From Tunis.

SS7 Jewclry and plate are required by a
vii oesale jewelry firm In Denmark.
SIS. The purchase of all kinds of textile
goods and knit goods is desired by firm
In Sweden.
$50. firm in Tuns desires TO purchase
calculating machines. typcwriters for book
keepers, cash registers, numbering machines
ordinary typewrters, ypewrtters with cal
cllating attachments, machines to stamp
and seal letters and in general all machines
for Office use.
by an tgency firm in British East Africa OF
mems high grade boots and shoes, including
high leg field boots, mostly dark tan snd
chocolate darby and paddock shape uppers;
upper leather, botham leather. cut sOles, and
top pieces; cheap leather belts and wrist
let's. fancy leather and leatherctte bags;
cutlery, including ta,le knives forks. caTvers
scissors and razOrs; cooking stoves for use
by wood fuel or kerosene; laundry appll anCes |:
knockdown furniture. cycles and motorcycles
SOL A firm OF manufacturing chemists in
Australia desires to be placed In communi-
cation with manufacturers of machinery for
making sticky fly paper.
500. The purchase Of chlorate of potassium,
p9raffin rel phosphCrous, bChrumate OF po-
tassium. blue in tablets tpurc ROgnurcl, or.
binary and concentrated rhodamn ne. auramine
sescuisulfure of PHOSPHORUS. glass flour ali
articles used in the manufacture of matches,
and also aspen and wood with bark on. for
matches is desired by a purchasing organi-
cation in Belgium.
SDS. A merchant firm in Belgium desires
10 purchase and secure an agency for the
sale OF wool yarn, spun for the sale IN
packages for the manufacture Of hosiery,
soIks and stockings.
The sun., 1919-07-07
FREEDOM OF CITY
GIVEN TO PRINCE
London BestoUs Ancient
Privilege on Wales.
Special Correspondence 10 The suy


LONDON, June 30.-The freedom of the
city of London, which has just been pre-
sented to the Prince of Wales, is one OF
the most cherished and ancient OF civic
privileges. Until quite recent times no
person was permitted to trade in the
city Of London unless he possessed the
freedom OF the city, but this has now
given way TO a system which permits
the purchase of the right to trade.
The document given to his Royal
Highness is a small piece of parchment
inscribed with his name and titles, and
guaranteeing to him and his descend
ents many privileges to which he would
not otherwise he entitled. Thus he will
not have to pay a tax on any goods
brought within the city gates. nor will
he have to render any naval or military
service. Should he fall on evil times
the Prince of Wales would be- entitled
to pecuniary aid.
Should be pass away, leaving chill
dren behind, the City Chamberlain
would educate them. and administer
their property until they arrive at
years of maturity. Should his widow
find herself in necesstous crcum-
stances she can claim a pension suffl-
cient to provide for her needs on
reaching their majority the children can
claim their freedom, as sons or daugh-
tiers of Freeman.
The certificate Is usually presented
enclosed In a casket. but the Princes
certificate was presented in a frame,
and the value OF the casket was repre-
sented by silver plate.
The sun., 1919-07-07
TO ALL HOLDERS OF CLAIMS AND
DEMANDS AGAINST NEW YORK
RAIIWAYs COMPANY.


Notice is hereby given that on june 90,
1919. the United States District Court Tor
the Southern District OF New York. made
an order In tho equity suit now pending
by American Brake shoe s. Foundry Com
pany. complainant, against New YORK
Railways company, defendant, extending
the time to and including July 10. lely.
against New York Railways company
(subject TO the provision hereinafter con-
taired) shall he presented TO JOB r.
ways Company, No. i65 Broadway. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. CITY OF New York.
State of New York. provided. however
that all such claims and demands pre-
scented after June Is. 1912. shall he pre-
scnted nunc pro tune as of June is. 1918:
II any pe1sons having Gains ana de-
mands against the said New York Raii-
claims and demands on or before the
said 18th day of July. 1919. each OF them
so failing shall he barred from sharing
In any distribution OF the moneys or as
which now or hereafter shall be In tbs
hands OF the said Receiver and from shar-
ing in any distribution OF any OF the pro-
ceeds arising from the sale OF any of the
properties OF said New York Railways
Company.
Nothing in said order requires contingent
claims and claims secured by mortgage or
other recorded lien t. be presented to the
Receiver as above sted.
All holders OF claims demands
against New York Railways Company are
accordance with said order Forms for
proof OF claims demands may be OBJ
tained at the ONCE of the Receiver.
Dated Ne" York. JOB 5Is' e. 90 4 isis
As Receiver Of New York Railways Com
pany,
le5 Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan,
CITY and State OF New YORK
The sun., 1919-07-07
DORMANT" WEALTH
IS HELD IN BANKS
British Government Takes
Steps to Unearth Fortunes.
Special Correspondence TO TIE suS


LONDON. June 30.-Now that the Gov
eminent has decided to inquire into the
amount of dormant balances held by the
banks OF the country it only means an
other step to force their attention to the
other unclaimed property lying at these
institutions.
In one well known bank there is
enough property TO realize hundreds of
thousands of dollars. Most OF this dates
back to tho French Revolution when
the seigneurs OF France sent all their
family Jewels, pictures, &c. over here
for safe custody.
Most Of the owners lost their heads
and their heirs could not be found. In
this old bank these precious trinkets
were deposited with much other prop
erty. down a deep well. cut right below
the foundations. and across the mouth Of
Il two clerks used to sleep every night.
As the fee for guarding the we'll was
five dollars per night, the bank clerks
did not object TO act as watchmen.,
Most of the propertyAs OF the beauti-
full French workmanship Of two hundred
years ago. and in the opinion OF experts
would bring record prices to-day.
The sun., 1919-07-07

machinery and sewing machines are desired
By a man in France.
$50 Plumbing supplies and tools are re-
oulred by man in Denmark.
$50 A firm In Norway desires to purchase
and secure an agency for charcoal tin plate.
s0NZS inches, IL sheets, 2l6 pounds 20 the
case.
SSi The purchase and agency for wooden
cart and wagon wheels, medium quality. in
quantity OF about 400 wheels Der annum, Is
deslred by a firm in British East Africa.
$50 Typewriter bonds, book cover paper,
gold fois and tin foils vegetable parchment,
glassine paper ledger paper and wax paper
are required 10y wholesale and retail firm
in Spain.
$50 The purchase Of steel, iron. chemicals,
dyes beltugs. upper leather for shoes and
boots metal sheets. black galvanized tin,
leather and baata belunus: foundry, hena-
title End malieable iron, and steel for files
and other tools are required by Arm in
England.
The sun., 1919-07-07
FOREIGNERS SEEK
AMERICAN GOODS
Many Nations Send Inquiries
Covering a Wide Range
of Products.

The weekly LIST of trade chances gath
cred by the United States Department of
Commerce is given below.
Addresses OF persons and Arms men,
toned may be obtained through THE
Sun. Questions regarding published
items should be on separate sheets, a
sheet to each item, and the number of
the item should in all cases be stated
THE Sun does not furnish credit
ratings or assume any responsibility as
to the standing of business men or firms
abroad. The usual precaution should be
taken in all cases. Those desiring
United States goods and what they want
are:
81. A firm in Sweden desires to purchaIs
and secure an agency for the sale OF che5. 1,o
calls, bleaching powder. anhyurous sulpna.e
of soda caus,ic soda soda ash. resin copper
tin lead, pig iron, coal and tin plates,
$50. cooperative associsaoh ia IA
desires to receive quotations on Sas 'oa'
conta aiming 20 per cent yolatile maa sl
Monthly consumption TO be 500 tons pay
ment through bank IN d sew iS hY man in
Belgium on 5000 tons Of steel reeniorcins
bars for concrete work sizes one-duarteF ~
Two inches. commercial lengths -,., -,
A man in India for the sale OF coal tsr
products of all kinds and groups, dlamines
and acids. - TO- ,ha sole
of cigars, cigarettes pipo tooacco' pipei
and cigar and cigarette holders is desired
by a man in sweden. =, i,
500 Confectionery is desired by man III
S7, A firm in England desires TO purchase
for resale all steel stauffer lubrcators win
good bIued or oxydLed finish, sizes 70 .,
nrires 10 be quoted per gross on the pass
Of about ten gross assorted sizes IN one CON
signment .,,. -, r,o co,t
hangers ia desired by a firm IN Wales.
The sun., 1919-07-07
DISSOLUTION NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given that Tho o.,
nership lately existing between CHARra.rS
Pa, and 9, W. POPE OF the Coun,vu rsh;
State OF New York, under the nrm n s rr,a
and sty.e or {. W POPE & CO. fornni
and entered into on the i7th day OF MAJ
1915. has by mutual consent by SAID 'Hash'
Lers been dissolved and terminated 'S snI
thSi FAD {. W. POPE AND J0SEPH
sCHUhAN VIII as partners conduct 49,,
carry on business under said sni
and style OF c. w. POPE & CO ""'n'
CHARLES Z, POPE.
Dated. Ncw York CITY. June i?th. 1912
The sun., 1919-07-07
sURROGATEs' NOTICES.


BAKER. FRANCES En- pursuance. =,
Surrogate OF the County of New Yorr
NOTICE II hereby given to all p.rson.
having claims against FRANCES
BAKER. late OF the County OF New WI,
deceased, 10 present the same with vouch,
erS thereof 10 the subscribers a. tbsi.
OF their attorneys. Peck A Haneock M
% Liberty street, In the Borough Of Man.
haitian. City Of NeY York, on or before the
York. the 18th day OF March. 1919. FRAN.
cEs LAKE TEACHER. FRANCIS S.
tHhANER, Exeeutors. PECK a HAN
The sun., 1919-07-07
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
baltimore, Md. June -, 1919
the Board OF Directors this day declared
from the net earnings of the Company Tor
the six months enicd June so 1917 .
dividend OF Two per cent. on Preferred
stock to stockholders of record at close
Of business July ~. 1912. Payment WIN
be made on September .. 1919 proy.dru
mat before that date there shall hsla
been received from the United states ,io,.
eminent on account OF CONFORMATION a
sum sunicient in the opinion az the Pres
n"nt' with other available funds, to pay
the same. and payable at n later dat.
~hen as and IL such sum shall be so
received.
Tho transfer books will not close
Q. W. WOOLFORn Senrntnr-
The sun., 1919-07-07
Call for Opticians Supplies.

SO. LENSES, spectacle glasses, eyeglasses and
other articles handled 10y opticians are re-
Suircd by an optician in Switzerland.
S;4. The municipality of a city IN Greece
desires 10 receive proposals until September
ii, 1879 for the Installation and operation
under contract for a period of years, OF an
electrical plant TO furnish light and power
10 the city and its surroundings.
SIS A firm In Norway desires 90 purchase
and secure an agency for the sale of photo,
graphic chemicals. Photographic goods and
kindred lines, oval picture frames and pie
lures.
stationery Is required by a man In Denmark.
ST. A railway company In CZccho sl0vakia
desires to purchase mineral oils, copper, tin.
rubber sc, The railway is in urgent need
of tnese supplies
SIS The purchase OF machinery for DAIRY
ing IL desired bv a man IN Denmark.
10. Sailed salmon is required by a firm IN
Norway.
$50. A miller IN Palestine wishes TO pur.
chase a complete -four mill plant TO yield
5000 pounds every twenty. four hours. with
latest improvements and Inventions. cylinari-
cal system of Is horsepower. The motdf is
not needed.
ISL. The purchase ana agency for the sale
OF fabrics for industrial purposes dlrinting.
aging, altering oil. &eJ. looms, oil pressing
The sun., 1919-07-07
PROPOSALS.

,,,a,h,,u a -~-'~~~7->o~--~-~-~---.
S'oth,hs q courage Division, Purchs,-
ING ana contracts Section Mrrt,H"s
Buildln washington: ID. Z. Sealed nyn
p0 ,ss NJ Nh DC received here until II AN
Oneers Uniforms. Wool. Bids 20 osVoe
IT ~ tr ivy nsr can ana there must DO sSsranti
tainAble At Zone Supply Onca OBJ
Avenue. New Yord ohee' tSl SA
The sun., 1919-07-07
TO HOLDERS OF
Utah 6 Northern Railway
Company
Consolidated First Mortgage
S Per Cent. Bonds

The American Trust Company formerly
American Loan Trust Company, Bos-
ton, Mass, Trustee. under an indenture OF
trust with the Utah &c Northern Railway
Company, dated July l, 1886, hereby gives
notice that 1t holds the sum Of Seventy
Thousand Four Hundred Fifty-four and
$4,000 Dollars s7O454Ss) for the pur-
chase OF Consolidated First Mortgage g
bonds Of said Utah & Northern Railway
Company and that sealed proposals offer
ing said bonds to the amount OF said
sum or any part thereof Endorsed "Propo-
sails to sell Utah & Northern Railway Com
pany Consolidated First Mortgage Five
Per Cent. tSR) Bonds" will be received
until Monday noon, July 81, 1919, tho
right being reserved by said Trustee to
reject any or all proposals.
Interest on accepted bonds will cease
July 20. 1919.
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE
BY CHARLES II. BOWEN. Nice-Prcsident.
Boston, July :, 1919.
The sun., 1919-07-07
DIVIDEND NO. 80

dividend NO. 10
\ quarterly dividend Of two and ono
half per cent. Uwo and one-haIt dolla-s
per share on the capital stock Of th.a
Company has been declared. PAYABLE on
July Is. 1919. to stockholders OF record A.
tho close OF business June 20. 1919.
JOHN w. DAMON Treasure.