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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-11-13

Prominent among the "Reds" are
the blushing girls, and it is not all
due to modesty or cold weather eth
er.
No particular sympathy is mani
tested by the public when a United
States senator has to consult a spe-
cialist on account of throat trouble.
And there won't be any great
amount of weeping among the public
when a coal striker mas to call in a
on account of his hard colds.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-11-13
WHO TOLD THE TRUTH?

When the first announcements
were made by the Courier-News that
the Scandinavian American Bank
had been closed they denied the
charges that the Consumers Stores
Co., or the Nonpartisan League had
large loans, in fact they insisted that
the Consumers Stores Co. has a loan
OF only 100000. A few days
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-11-13

Some people kick because the
church services aren't made Of a
more popular character, while others
want the choir to put in jazz in
StrumentS.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-11-13
Cash Basis---:

From November 18th on, we are going to do a strictly
CASH business in all departments, Prescription, Drug, Sundries,
Toilet Articles, Etc.
By so doing we shall be able to sell merchandise for less
money, thereby keeping our stock more complete and living
better service. Credit business is really non-essential.
On parcel post orders, we realize it is not satisfactory to
send articles c. O. D. through the local postof6ce on the R. F. D.
for the reason that the merchandise is held at the office until the
money is sent in. This is done so as not to inconvenience the
mail carriers with the collection of money, etc. This causes a
delay in receiving merchandise. In order to overcome this we
will send the goods out with bill! attached and the money for same
time the account will be closed. Owing to the present difficulty
in merchandising, which is as great, if not more so than during
the world. war, it is absolutely essential to put business on a
strictly cash basis. Chemicals and pharmaceuticals of all kinds
are Auctuating in price and at times are hard to get; as a rule
we pay enormous prices. We get a limited amount of time on
some merchandise, but much of it must be paid for at the time Of
purchase. This ties up a large amount Of money in some mer-
chandise, which is kept in the community just for emergency
cases for the benefit Of the general public We try to turn our
general stock OF sundries over fast enough so as to use the profit
arising therefrom to offset the expense of keeping up the pre-
scriphon department. But in order to receive the greatest
benefit from such a source and in order to give you the best of
service professionally we must have CASH for all goods sold.
Yours for Service
Wambery's Pharmacy
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-04
HAT MANUFACTURER

special price $1.00. Hats to order specially. All kinds. Ladies' and
 mems hats renovated, latest style. Meath's Hat Shop. 109 Bank St..
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-04

PARTY will sell . S5.ooo homo in
 StrAtford for S4.o0o if sold at once. Inquire Arthur Dennison. 67o War Hon 6t. R3s6
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-04

WE HAVE PURCHASED the store known as Coester Bros., at BuI "s Head. We handle one of the finest stocks of hardware. and enamel ware in Bridgeport. Wm. M. Stuart. 1644-l650 Main Street Barnun 3S68-S. S2alt>
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-04
ACCOUNTING-AUDTTTN0
Accounting-Auditing

CERTIFIED Balance Sheets, Profit and Loss Statements. Monthly Aud- its. Special attention given to small concerns. Anthony B. Manning & BuiidingJ. Phone Barnum s7oo.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-04
HOUSES FOR SALE

AVE. near Laurel Nine-room house. Lot 44x110. A fine home at . reasonable price. W. M- Redneld, S8 Cannon St
 '1sR16aIIs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-04

HAIR DRESSIN-Hair goods, Ma rinello Creams and Powders. Sham pooinG, etc. Sarah Raycroft, 8; Fairfield Ave, 206 Warner Bldg
 Phone Bar. s53. Ha0aHs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-04

HOUSESI3. and family housea wanted in all parts of the city. Buy- opment Corp. Real estate. Insurance. Room (. 111e BroaA g.. Bar. Iel1
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-04

FOR SALE-Farms in Stratford and
 Trumbull. Desirable loca tions on
 main roads. Good bargains for quick buyers. TrumhulI will exchange for city property. See A, Goldman, 70
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-04
IS Words c Times. Classified Ads Phone rOS
RUBBER STAMPS

RUBBER STAMPS made by us arc reliable. we carry a complete line fo stamps. supplies. ink pads, oarera. stamp Co.,. 4 Cannon St.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-04

RARE OPPORTUNITY to purchase splendid lot near St. V1ocent's Hos- pital, one minute from Main St Good view of Long Island Sound. For quick sale will take $500. Tel ephone Barnum 60S4-3. Room 1O5, Meigs Building R14aS$
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-04

property. high class building iors in desirable locations in Bridgeport. Fairfield and Stratford- Liberal terma. 3te Aason S. EeIe. Bef-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-04
HEAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE each buyers for all kinds of real estate in all parts of city. Six say. 83 Reilley Gt U12alIs
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Provided the necessary funds are re-.
ceiysA a - before that data
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIL
SWEETS COMPANY OF AMERICA, INC. =

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
SWEETS COMPANY OF AMERICA, INC. -
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders Of the said
corporation will be held at No. West 4Sth
Street, Borough Of Manhattan, City of New
York. on the ard day of April. 1919. at
twelve o'clock noon. TO act upon propo-
siticn to alter it's certificate of incorpora-
ton so as TO include other purposes, powers
and provisions, to witt
Sections Tenth. Eleventh and Twelfth OF
said certificate of Incorporation shall be
amended SO as to read as follows:
''Tenth:-The holders OF the preferred
meeting of the stockholders except as
otherwise expressly required BY statute.
and shall not be entitled to participate In
the management of the corporation. Such
right to vote at any meeting OF stock
holders concerning the management of the
corporation. except as otherwise expressly
provided by statute shall be exercised ex-
stock.
'Eleventh:-The Bylaws OF this cor
poration may be amended by the holders
OF the majority of the common stock OF
this company.
Twelfth The directors of thi. corpora.
ton must be stockholder. Of said corpora
ton. and their number shall not be
holders OF sixty 660Tel per cent. OF the
common stock OF this corporation; and at
the annual or any meeting OF the stock
holders held for the election OF Directors
II shall require the votes OF sixty t60Se)
per cent. of the common stock OF this cor
poration to elect Directors
18th. 1919
JACOB SAALBERG. President.
NATHAN STERN. Secretary.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS

early and goes fishing IL In better shape 20
handle the problems than the fellow who
does not go lshing.''
In commenting on the sportsmanship
and the pleasures of light tackle, he said
that AUGUSTUS Pitou had taken 1900 bissk
returned them all to tho waters unin1ursd
The moving pictures shown portrayed
nnd ehn ihs sino lss Atn ns Ms
for trout. and pictured tho sport OF turf
casting: the movies showing In action "a =
former champions, and when the picture Of
j. Charles Eltngshausen was thrown on III p
screen the lecturer said he believed &
would be a fine thing II some man who
had the good of the cause of angling -
heart to send the young champion. who
had cast the lead 4s5 feet 10 inches - q
tour across the country in an exhibitiaa OF
skill to gain recruits for angling and cast
ing:
search OF rainbow trout through the 6sult
Ste. Marie rapids, which Emerson Hough
called "the widest angling in the world, p
the Snake R{vsr OF Idaho. closing With a
picture story OF Rudolph. the Rip Van
Whns. h6m. Is IA t,a 9st of ITEM al
picture, when thrown upon the screen
looks as big as shark.
coin is one OF Newark's priced .possessions,
tslked OF the Joy OF fishing rss trout n
a ba1bIess hook that permits one to have
itv OF inJurinG the fish. He also discussed
world problems and the menace of tAs
Boishevilt movement, which he said mar ..
aeed the civiliaatio of the world.
The director OF the American Museum
/ OF Natural History, DR.. r. y LucaA dis
played lantern slides illustrating whai.
hshing from the early modern days and
taxed taxed eptertaininsIy of the pursuit o.
whales. the. various implements employs 4
and how used and remarked that II "a.
auate protection regulating the whale in e
dustry is not put into operation soon. ear
I tam species OF whales will be Literally 4,
not CONNIE REALLY eNterminated. He StntAd
mat he believed the rice riots of Japsn
are que In measure to the partial sI
termination OF the whale
re called the attention OF the an1fsr&
present to the need % watchfufneGs In
.egislauon affecting nsh and cited the cass
OF 'he Ne" York Legislature last year do
Ins away With tho salary of the Sta I.
flsh Culturist, John W, Titcome, and tni.
year aooiishtng the offics Itself.
Kenneth F. Lockwood. present pr>s4dsn
OF the club was not present due to iIinss,
ana his pleasing personality was missad
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Louis Rhead to Talk to Anglers Tonight

A. to-niShts meeting OF the United
Anglers League In the World Building
paper on the conservation of hsh food in
our inland waters and discuss the breed
!nS and planting OF dish.
Dinner Makes Anglers Keen for Trout.
Tho Newark Bait and Fly Casting club
held their twelfth annual dinner on Tues
day night at Achtelstetter's, Newark, and
the display of big ones which the club
members sent for exhibition and the NOV e
ing pictures showing anglers At their ia %
vorite recreation made the diners feel that
the opening OF the trout season IN New
last week OF our confinement"
At last Years dinner the club rod was
suct.oned off by selling numbers. and A.
II. Broeker, who paid eight cents for a
chance and won at SIS rod exhibited a
5i+ pound small mouth black bass that he
the rod.
Others who placed on tn. walls their
prizes included Harry Il. Westervelt. small
mouth black bass, pounds ounces, from
Lake Como; Kenneth r Lockwood. Ia
pound trout caught under "a barn on a
garden hackie', II; r Herndman. pound
Lake. New York: Arthur ]. Seu, 1 pound
brown trout, from Esopus Creek. New
York, taken on "a, ounce rod; Harry G
ROCK lake New }srs.S Fra 0Sne VS. L sp'
~ pound black bass, Lake Bomoseen
Vermont; P. J. Farrell, pickerel. : pounds
James Donsly was modest that he
did not give the weight OF hts Great Horth.
ern pike.
The plans for the new log cabin 10 be
built on the clubs preserve at split Rock
Lake we're also shown.
Between dinner courses the diners sans
the old time songs that HarriRan and Hart
made famous TO TIM modern popular songs
OF to-day that have such meanignless
words as Good Morning, Mr.. Zip. Zip
Mr.. Northrop. toastma.t.r, rain.d the
approval OF the several hundred diners b,
describing the man he does not like, the
man who meets the angler and asks. Did
you ever figure out how much that fish cost
you In carfare, railroad fare, hotel, guide
and boat hire"
/, Young America's Need for Angling.
James \. Cruikshank, editor of the
American Angler" who showed moving
pictures OF anglers and angling, most OF
them new being displayed for the frst
at the Fulton Theatre last Sunday night
talked on the dignity. sportsmanIhip, re.
spectability and the need for angling, par
ticulsrly among the rising generation OF
Americans.
He in.tsnced the fact that one draft
the consc-ipts deficient In normal eyes and
legs. He attributed this to city life, and
pointed out that the long focus vision IL
found in the eyes OF fishermen. hunters
sailors, timber cruisers and men in like oc-
equations.
now become respectable, remarking that
less than ten years ago Wal, Street men
used TO pull the bllnds OF their ca bs down
so that people would not see them leaving
their business early I'm the afternoon,
NoSadsys the man who leaves his business
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COTTON MEETING ON APRIL 8.
Bsnkers. business Men, Farmers to
Convene at Columbia, 8. G,

\ public meeting of bankers, mer-
chants. farmers and business men of
South Carolina will be held at Columbia
on April 3, according to an announce
ment made by the chairman of the
South Carolina Cotton Association.
we will ISSUE" says the statement,
a detailed report of cotton acreage In
South Carolina for 1917. 1918. 1919; in
addition. report showing the amount
OF cotton acreage in every State in the
cotton belt for the same years We ex-
pect also to issue a statement showing
the amount OF commercial fertilizer
used for cotton this season and also O
report on labor conditions and other I'M
portant matters bearing on the cotton
situation. At a convention to be held
In Now Orleans on May 1. plans for the
establishment of a system of banks in
the South, probably cotton reserve
banks, will be discussed, formulated and
put into operation; also q systsm for q
largo exporting. marketing ana ware
housing corporation"
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MONTREAL CLOSING.
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
United srrN steel Corporation.

Notice Of Annual Meeting OF April 81 1919
Notice hereby is given that the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the United
states steel Corporation will be held at
ne principal once OF tho Corporation, at
the Hudson Trust Company. No. 81 New
ARK street. in the city OF Hoboken County
OF hudson. New Jersey, on Monday the
twenty-frst day Of April. 1919, at IL
0 elocf noon, for the transaction of any
ana all business that may come before the
meeting including considering and voting
upon tho approval and ratification of ali
purchases, contracts contributions com :
pensations, acts, proceedings elections and
appointments by tho Board Of Directors or
me Finance Committee since tho Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders of the Cor
poratlon on April IS, 1878. and all matters
referred 70 In the Annual Report to stock :
holders for the fiscal year ending Decem-
nrr 81, 1918, and IN the proceedings of the
hosrc Of Directors, which untTl the meet .
ING VIII De open to examination by stock
uoIuers or record during business hours al
INC New York oficc of the Corporation II
hroadway; the election Of I'VE Directors
90 hold office for three years: and the
election of independent auditors TO audit
inc books and accounts Of the Corporation
al me close Of the fiscal year
Inc stock transfer books will be closed
~ the close OF business on Friday the IAN
day OF March. 1919. and will be re-opened
al 10 o'clock In the morning of Friday,
April T. 1919.
RICHARD TRIMBLE. Secretary.
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BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION

NOTICE OF FOURTEENTH ANNUAL
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
The Fourteenth Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders OF Bethlehem Steel Corpora
ton, New Jersey corporation. will be
held at its principal once, I'm the Prudential
Life Building. No. 563 Broad street, New
ark, New Jersey. on Tuesday. April I, 1919,
at II O'Clock noon. At said nesting the
following matters will be presented to
stockholders for their action:
a. The election OF four directors to
serve for a term of three years:
81 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
,, 1918:
80 The transaction o. such other busi-
ness as may properly come before SAID
meeting.
The books for tho transfer OF shares OF
the Seven Per Cent. Non-Cumulative Pre-
terred Stock and OF the Common Stock OF
said Corporation tbut not of the Eight
Per Cent Cumulative Convertible Preferred
stock o. Of the Class Common Stock.
which two classes OF stock do not have
voting powers) will be closed at the close
Of business on "wednesday, March II, 1919.
and will be reopened at the opening of
business on Wednesday. April !. 1919.
B. II. JONES, Secretary.
Newark, New Jersey, March 3, 1919.
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nye OF price, for leading mouthst
DIN STvYT.R
COTTON STATISTICS.
New orlean. Cotton Market,

NEW ORLEANS. La, March 26.-The
outstanding feature in the cotton market
to-day was the bearish construction
placed on European political news, and
after the first call was out of the wav
bearish sentiment in this direction
wholly dominated the market Last
prices were 20 to 40 points down net on
the new contracts and a to so points
down net on the old. New May traded
down to 22.ssc and now October down
to ls.15c Middling spots were quoted
at :6.50c. Old: May, 23.o5c. July.
31.60c.: October. 1880. December.
1900 New: May. 23.15o. July, 21.3Sc. !;
october, 1890: December. 1870 |:
January. 1850, Spot cotton quiet, so
points or middling. 20. soc.
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Founded 1903
The Merchants National Bank
Of the City Of New York

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that .
Special Meeting of the Stockholders OF the
above Rank will be held at its offices. -
Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. Nav
York City, March 81, 1919. at 1900 o'clock
Noon. tor tho purpose of acting upos
propositions. 70 alter the par value of the
capital stock from $50 rer share to 500
per share: to Increase the CAPITAL stock
from 100000, represented by 10000
shares, each Of the par Valus - $50. to
100000, to be represented by 10000
shares each OF the par value OF 500. 10
elect three directors to nII vacancies In the
Board; and TO transact such other busi-
ness as may come before the meeting.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors,
.. z. PAINTER. Cashier.
q patsd. Ss%syork. February ?sth. 1919
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JACOB SAALRERG, President
NATHAN STERN, Secretary.

NOTICE OF ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.
No Independent nominations having been
made for one or more vacancies To be hlled
IN the Board OF Directors Of the New York
Life Insurance Company at the 1873 Elec-
ton of Directors, and the Superintendent
OF Insurance having as required by law
prescribed rules and regulations for con
Quoting and holding said election. there
fore, pursuant to sad rules and regulations
notice - hereby given that the 1919 Eiec-
ton OF members OF the Board Of Directors
~ inc New York Life Insurance Company
Conpsu NY No. sass EgoadNay. In the city
Of New Nork, In the state OF New York,
on "Wednesday tn" 9th day o. April, 1919.
forenoon AMI to remain open until four
o'clock IN the afternoon or said day, at
which time they shall be closed.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
by SEYMOUR NJ, BALLARD, Secretary.
Dated March seth, 1919.
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COTTON STEADY AT CLOSE.
Both Ola ana New style contr. cts
show Declines,

The unsettled conditions reported IN
Europe seemed to be responsible for q
renewal Of liquidation and Q further de-
cline In the cotton market yesterday.
There was enough trade buying and COW.
ertng to cause OCCASIONAL rallies, but
there was no aggressive support and the
market was generally weak and unset
tied until May contracts sold at $3.50.
and October at 1880 in the late trad
Ing, or about half a cent below the clos
ing price OF Monday. The market then
steadied and the close showed recoveries
OF some 20 to 2S points from the lowest,
with the tone steady at q net decline of
% to so points on the new style months.
Old style deliveries showed very little
feature. There was some selling by
houses with Southern connections, who
were rebuytng In the new contract, how
ever and after opening UNCHANGED to I5
points lower the old style contracts
closed steady at net decline Of to 50
points.
Range Of prices for leading month";,
OLD STvYT.R
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THt
SWEETS COMPANY OF AMERICA INC. :

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
SWEETS COMPANY OF AMERICA. INC. -:
A special meeting OF the stockholders OF
THE SWEETS COMPANY OF AMERICA,
INC, will be held or the ord day OF April,
1919, at 1880 O'Clock in the forenoon at
the office Of Gaid company at No. West
18th street. Borough OF Manhattan, City
OF New York. for the purpose of voting
upon a proposition 10 Increase it's capital
stock from TWO HUNDRED FORTY-TWO
THOUSAND t742.OoOl DOLLARS. consist
ing OF two thousand four hundred t?+eO
, shares of common stock OF the par value
Of ONE HUNDRED tl0O) DOLLARS
each and four hundred too) shares OF the
preferred stock of the par value OF FIVE
5000 DOLLARS each. TO ONE MILLION
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND 81 500 900 !
DOLLARS to consist of ten thouss nd
100000 shares OF preferred stock OF the
par value Of ONE HUNDRED $1,000 DOL
LARS Zach and 1--WE thousand G5,000l
shares of tho common stock OF the par
value OF ONE HUNDRED $1,000 DOL
LARS csch
Dated, New York city, y. y. March
18th, 1919
JACOB sAALRERG President
NATHAN STERN, Secretary.
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PITTSBURG,
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

i, - -.. New EaAl March i.ssA J.
Ihe Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
or The Western Union Telegraph Company
for the election of Directors and Inspectors
OF ELECTION and for the transaction OF such
other business as may be presented at said
meeting. will be held at the Executive
once OF the Company at No. 1875 Broad
way. in the City OF New York, on wednes-
ANDREM r. RIlRI.EIGH Secrstarr
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Dealers buying prices are as follow.
Paris Market.

PARIS, March 26.-Prices were steady
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes So francs for cash. Exchange on
London 81 francs "a centlmes. Five
per cent loan SO francs 25 centimes The
dollar ranged from francs S7A CEN
times to francs % eentimes
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Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday we're si79,O2656. of
which s105,S64,22 was for mercandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
1878, 162.34 for recent importations
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HOWE SOUND COMPANY.

New York, March -. 1919.
The BOARD % Directors OF tho Howe
Sound Company have declared quarterly
dividend OF Five Cents per share upon the
outstanding capital stock OF the COMPANY
payable April 18th, 1919. 10 stockholders
Of record at the close Of business March 81,
1919. W. J. WALWoRTH, Secretary.
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The Directors Of THIS Company have de-
clsred a dividend OF go on It's Preferres
Stock on account of tho accrued dividends
amounting to l"cc, payable April 10. lAlA,
TO stockholders Of record AS, at close Of
business March 81, 1919. Stock Transfer
Books viii he closed from March 81 to
Anril e. NJ GRANT ITa.-ur.r
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TO THE sTo -KHOLDFRs OF THE
SWEETS COMPANY OF AMERICA nc =.

Notice il hereby giyon that special
meeting OF the stockholders OF TIM
WEEfS COMPANN or AMERICA. INC.
WIZ be held at the oflco OF the cgmrauy
81 No. West +Sth Street. Borough Of
Manhattan, CITY OF New York. On the Grd
Gay OF April 1919, at ten O'clock in tho
forenoon or that day, to determine whether
The number OF its directors shall DO In
creased.
Dated, New York City, y. Y. March
JACOB sAALBERG. President.
NATHAN STERN, Secretary.
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The Home Insurance COMPANY
Sc CEDAR STREET.

New York, March Il. 1919
The Annual Election for Directors Of this
Company viii be held at the office of tho
Company, No. SO Cedar St. on Monday,
April :, 1912 Polls open t-on lo NJ to !
O'Clock 7. NJ
c. L. TYNER. vice-Pres & Secretary
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EARNINGS STATEMENTS,
Railroads.

CANADIAN PACIFIC
Third week March &C.. 81, 3d., 900 Dec. $4,000
january to March l.. 81.525.OCo Inc. 3677O0o
GRAND TRUNK
Third week March =. q, 235. 0ls Inc ts4I 200
January 1 TO March 81 l2,l0s ss5 Inc i,o27,17a