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New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
3, 500 NeW Shirts,
Special, 81. rs

Spring styles with soft
cuffs-S1.25 for new Spring
shirts will sound good to the
man who has been searching
Broadway windows for some
thing less than So. The
printed madras cloth is a
good quality. The patterns
are clean cut, neat and de-
sirable. And the sizes range
from IA to II. We are fea-
turing this group of $500
shirts because they came
to US in a special purchase
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
antique ToIe

Small black tole urns with
pineapple foliage traced in gilt in
fine design; $10O a pair.
Oval baskets, decorated in
color on an old blue background
are very lovely when filled with
ferns; 500 a pair.
"A pair of very simple Direc-
tolre tole vases, suitable for
mantel ornaments, are particu-
larly good in line; $1OO the pair.
Small empire urn shaped
lamps of black toIe, have charac-
terlstlc trimmings of brass
Wired for electricity; S175 a
pair.
A beautiful bit of English tole.
a black basket-shaped piece, with
motif in gay fruit against a
black ground, is $75.
Old gold colored baskets dec
grated with roses, $50 a pair.
An egg-box on mustard color
DECORATED with flowers; $125.
Black tole baskets decorated
with Chlnoiserie in gold; 5000 a
pair.
Vial ming opeH-WOrk basket ::
Lacquer colored shallow COM
potes on stems are perforated
and ana traced with gold design:
$500 a pair.
Old red stands, painted with
gold Chinoiserie; $35 a pair.
Modern Tole
Tole pineapple in black urns.
$50 each.
A large basket for flowers;
a basket with figures in Pom
pge,an red on a black ground;
Fourth floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27

Colonel William Harvard of III. .eo.,, r..
lantiy' mas been appointed by Supreme Court
Justice Edward X. Finch referee in suit to
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27

Lcnzy Williams wss found criltv :, A..
hudson County court Of tho murder of David
ppresSiy in Jersey City on August 10
fressiys throat was cut with a razor.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27

On Friday evening at 8
o'clock the February Sale
ends and all prices go up to
normal.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27

=, f1re which started in discarded bedding in
sne easement of Polytechnic Hospital was dis
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27

nj ne New York Credit Mems Association
will discuss the income and ercess ,,rres,,l
taxes at its monthly meeting in the Hotel
The sun., 1919-04-04
STEAMSHIP LINE
BUYS OIL FIELD
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies
Will Produce Fuel for
Its Ships.

The Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies
Steamship Line. holding organization OF
the Mallory. Clyde. New York and Porto
Rico. Ward and other steamship COM
panies. has acquired controlling interest
in a large Tampico oil field. which is to
be utilised for providing fuel for ships
Of these lines and bulk cargo for trans
port This was announced here to-day
by an Official of the company.
The property will be operated, It was
said. by company capitalized at $780,
900, 900. to be known as the Atlantic Gulf
Oil Corporation. financed ~ the Atlantic,
Gulf and West Indies Line, for which
purpose a portion of its present cash
surplus will be utilized.
A feet of steel tankers. having q
carrying capacity OF 100000 barrels q
year, is to be provided to convey the oil
to American and foreign ports,
After an investigation OF the oil
situation covering a period Of two year,
the Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies
Steamship Line has acquired a control
ling interest in the very valuable prop.
erty of Gibson, Zahniser & Vincent ir
the southern Tampico oil fields. on which
are two flowing wells with a minimum
estimated daily production OF more thar
100000 barrels OF 20 beaume OIL" said
an official OF the company. This prop
erty includes an exclusive pipe line con
cession to the Gulf coast, where a 60t
acre terminal Is located"
The sun., 1919-04-04
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Selling in heavy volume In the final
hour OF trading on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange yesterday caused sharp
reaction in values throughout the active
list except in the coppers. The confused
situation IN regard to steel product
prices. with contradictory reports from
Washington relative to the matter, re-
suited in bear drive against steel
stocks. especially Steel common. with
their declines the whole market broke.
Previous gains were eliminated and final
prices showed net losses from one to
more than two points.
Coppers held firm. steel common closed
at 97%. the low for the session and loss
OF Is. Minor steels and kindred shares
declined fractionally to more than a
point. OIL and shipping shares, which
had displayed strength. were affected
by the selling and closed with losses
In the specially group Kelly-Springheld
was the one stock to show net gains
Railroad shares were sluggish and closed
fairly steady. but substantially below
previous high levels. Trading in Liber-
ties was in fair volume. with prices firm
The sun., 1919-04-04
FINANCIAL NOTES.

william G. Hamilton. formerly vice. presi.
dent of the sperry Hutchinson Company.
ns Sef coppsS Plate bss S and
state Banking Department gave the
American Trust Company permission to open
branch Office in 29 Montague street,
Bonbright & Co. and II. NJ. Byllesby 4
Co. have purchased new issue ~ s. 500 nOD
year at, per cent. notes, due on April /.
1920 and will make public offering OF Il
A co'partnership under the 1rm name Of
conduct a general brokerage business in
investment securities with Offices in this
city and in Philadelphia. The partners are
Carl M. Bauer. Theodore d. starr and
STANDARD Bank of South Africa. Ltd,
received cable advices from its London ofice
that arrangements have been made for the
establishment of an agency in Amsterdam,
Holland: which will be ready for business
about May Is.
York Stock Exchange to list the following
| securities: Chicago. 81. Paul. Minneapolis
and Omaha Railway Company. se,Olo. 900 ad'
coupon bonds due on June l, 1850; New Yorl
Railways Company, 81, 10000 Bankers Truss
certificates Of deposits for adjustment mort.
sage income ONE per cent bonds due on Jan
New Orleans and New York cotton ex
changes will not be open April IS and 10
open on April 10 to FL "'A "'' "
| International Salt Company and subsidi
aries report total earnings. Tor year endet
sxse!p. war taxss and other charges, o.
William r. Compton Company and K. II
40 per cent a $4,000 issue OF battle Greek
| Mich, per cent. school district bonds du
serialiy from April I, 1870 10 1884
per- cent a go issue s q STAT. q Soul ~
Dakota rural credit per csnt. bonds due o
March Is. ion b ~ n
The sun., 1919-04-04
INCREASES MEMBERSHIP.
Executive Committee OF Accept
ance Council Meets.

The limit Of membership on the exec
utive committee OF the American Accept
ance Council was increased from sixteen
to thirty-six at a meeting of the COM
mittee held yesterday and seventeen
new members were elected. leaving three
vacancies to be fllled David c. Willis.
Cleveland; f. w. Decker, Minneapolis;
Franklin D'Olier. Philadelphia; II. Il.
Choate, Atlanta: Arthur Reynolds. Chi
caso; George Woodruff. Joliet; Festus
]. Wade, ST. Louis; p. w. Goebel, Kan
sas City; A. L. Mills. Portland. Ore ;
John Rosseter. San Francisco, and Fred
i. Kent. =. II. johnson. Albert Breton.
John III. Fulton. Thatcher NJ. Brown,
w. H. Porter. J. e. Rovensky. New York
city, were elected yesterday.
A committee on policy and operations
was formed to take care Of collections,
abuses, legislation. market conditions,
&c. The committee will consist OF the
officers of the council and tho chairmen
OF the committees. Paul NJ. Warburs
will be its chairman.
The chairmen OF the following COM
mittees were selected yesterday: Fred l.
Kent. publicity committee; Percy H.
Johnson. finance committee: H. C. Free
man. auditing committee; James Thrall
organization committee.
1t was reported that district councils
are being formed In Cleveland. Cincin-
natl and Newark.
The sun., 1919-04-04
COFFEE MARKET.

II Ia believed that the advance In
coffee futures yesterday was due to q
more optimistic view Of peace develop
ments abroad and the theory that Europe
would furnish a heavy demand for cof-
fee. At any rate, Wall Street covered
in May. and there was active buying by
a large Baltimore operator as well as
cons siderable support from a leading local
jobber. On the call prices were un-
changed to an advance OF points, and
around o'clock had worked upward.
showing net gains of ID TO % points
Ohicial cables from Brazil showed a
strong Rio spot market. with an advance
OF 200 reis. There was no change in
Santos spots. while futures In Santos
were inactive and unchanged to 100 reis
decline.
In the cost and freight market Arm
offers were unchanged 10 slightly lower.
with Santos As here at 1911 to 1880,
steamship shipment, London credits In
the local spot market there was no
change.
The sun., 1919-04-04
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRE
COMPANY

The BOARD Of Directors has this day de-
clared quarterly cash dividend Of One
Dollar 81 0) per share and a quarterly
stock dividend Of three per cent. (3Tsl on
the common stock OF this Company pay
able in common stock Of this Company.
both payable May lst, 1919. to the stock
holders Of record mt tho close OF business
Apru -. 1919. Fractional shares will not
he issued. Negotiable Warrants which may
be exchanged with other warrants aggre-
eating IN face value ono share Of thu
common stock, Will be issued representing
fractional shares
Checks In payment of the cash dividend
and Certificate Of Common Stock or Q
Warrant representing a fractional share OF
common stock. or both. in payment OF the
stock dividend viii he mailed
+ a. SEAMAN. Secretary.
Dated New York April q. 1912
The sun., 1919-04-04
COTTON MARKET
STEADY AT CLOSE
Prices Show Net Advances Of
Is to so Points on New
Style Contracts.

The more optimisto view OF export
prospects based on the strength of Liv-
erpool, the hrmer ruling Of foreign ex-
cnange and the prospects for an early
conclusion OF peace appeared chiefly re-
sponsible for a further advance in the
cotton market during yesterdays early
trading. There was also buying on I'M
favorable weather for farm work In the
South and reports Of increasing New
England mill activity. but, after selling
at rs for new style May. the advance
was checked by realizing and later fiuc-
tuations were irregular. The close was
very steady at 25.s5 for May and new
style months showing net advances OF
Is to 90 points.
The opening was steady at an ad'
vance of 10 to 81 points on the new style
months in response to cables and Liver
pool buying. Houses with Wall Street
and Western connections were good buy
ers early. Trade interests were moderate
sellers OF May against purchases OF July
and October on the advance
Range of prices:
The sun., 1919-04-04
SELL SHOE COMPANY ISSUE.
All Endicott-Johnson Corporation
Offering Taken.

The s15.0Oo.O0O per cent. cumulative
preferred stock OF the Endicott-Johnson
Corporation, successor to Fndicott, John
son a Co, shoe manufacturers. offered
for subscription yesterday by Goldman,
Sachs & Co. and Lehman Brothers. was
all taken within a short time and the
subscription books closed.
The preferred stock was offered at
800 a share. but the common was avail
able for public subscription in a limited
degree only. Subscribers to the pre-
ferred were permitted to subscribe to tho
common stock at $3.50 a share to the
extent OF a share of common for four
shares of preferred. The new company
has an authorized capitalization OF u.s.
100000 per cent preferred stock OF
800 par value and s21 900, 900 common
stock OF $50 par value. Only $4,000, 900
common is to be issued at present.
The sun., 1919-04-04
OLD STYLE.
NEW STYLE
COTTON STATISTICS.
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS. April 3---A further ad-
vance was made by cotton to-day on
buying based on a better Liverpool
ket than was expected and more unfavor-
able weather In the belt, Opening at the
advance. the market improved until II
stood 45 to 80 points UP on the new con-
tracts. The close showed net gains OF
30 to 80 points on the new contract and
IL to IS points on the old. Old---May.
2Ss5c.; July, 22.Ssc, October. 1880.
December, 1850. New--May, 24s3c.
July, 22Ssc.: October. e0S5c, Decem-
Der, 2o.53c. January. 20.20c. Spot cot
ton. quiet and unchanged; mlddling,
h.5Oc.
The sun., 1919-04-04
BRITISH FREE ARTICLES.
War Trade Board Adds to List OF
Free Imports.

WARRINGTON, April 3.-The War
Trade Board last night made public a
list of commodities which. It has been
informed, may be imported freely into
England without special license.
Instruments and machinery on the lis,
include debating machines telephone APP
paratus and watches and dentists aces
sories. Minerals include nickel. oxide
magnesite and anthony ore. Among
foodstuffs wers beans. ham and coffee
Miscellaneous commodities included Gin.
ematosraph Aims. acetic acid. emery and
carborundum stones, medicinal prepare
lions containing sugar. stones and states
tallow. tanning extracts and wood and
timber. planed and dressed, except box
boards and case boards cut to length and
size.
The sun., 1919-04-04
ADvANCE-RUMELY REPORT.
FiGnres show Surplus OF e1.1Ss..
O28 for 1918.

The annual report Of the Advance
Rumely Company for 1913 shows q sur
plus. after all charges and taxes, OF
H.1Ss,s2s. which is equal to S3.1s a
share on the common after provision for
6 per cent. on the preferred. In the pre-
ceding year the company earned only
$40 a share on the preferred, with
nothing for the common.
The gross profits were s3,o73,s77 in
1918. against 32.101,8S2 in 1917: mis-
cellaneous income OF s319,s26 in 1918,
against $S17.394 IN 1917: total profits.
s3,3s3.7o3 in 1918. against s2.41e.22s in
1917: selling expenses and taxes, $4,000
III in 1918. against S1.703.46s In 1917;
net profits, $1.sSs,5s6 in 1918. against
s715.75s in 1917: interest, s144,657 in
1913. against 3l65.201 in 1917.
The sun., 1919-04-04
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

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 tho New York
Life Insurance Company at the 1919 Elec-
ton OF Directors, and tina Superintendent
OF Insurance having as required by law
Quoting and holding said election, there
fore. pursuant to said rules ana regulations
notice Is hereby given that the 1919 Elee-
OF the New York Life lnaIrance Company
will be held at the Home once Of the
Company, No. SAC Broadway, In the CITY
OF New York in the state Of New York.
on "wednesday, the 9Th day Of April, 1919.
tho polls to be opened at ten o'clock In the
forenoon and to remain open until four
o'clock In tho afternoon OF said day. at
which time they shall bs closed.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
BY SEYMOUR NJ. BALLARD Secretary.
Dated March g6th. 1912
The sun., 1919-04-04

CArtincate of Membership No, e7:6 issued
~, thc New York Produce Exc hange NOV.
H. ls9s, to Harry T.. white, having been
lost or mislAid, Application has been maze
"a The Hoard Of Managers for a new CO.
t!noatr All persons Interested are hereby
notified to show cause within the next SIX
weeks why such new certificate should not
be issued l.. u. NJ" f. SECRETARY
New York. Aprll q 1919.
YOUNG Man Of nigh standing who.
prior to being commissioned in L. :, Army
has had considerab BILE experience IN inc IN
veEtrnent business with largo well known
Arm OF New York bankers, desires to form
good connection with reputable wall street
drm g. box 100 Sun office.
The sun., 1919-04-04
bank OF England Statement.

LONDON, April 3.-The weekly state
ment of the Bank OF England shows the
following changes: Total reserve de-
creased fs3s,000: circulation increased
f1,Bi4,000; bullion increased fs75.732
other securities decreased 1851. 900; pub
lie deposits increased f7167.ooo; other
deposits increased f1.b42.00o; notes re-
serve decreased 100000: Government
securities increased f1c.131.0o0. The
proportion OF the banks reserve to liza
bility this week Ia 1907 per cent. last
week 1t was 1911 per cent; rate OF dis.
count, 5 per cant
The sun., 1919-04-04
Brooklyn Ga. Hearing April o.

The Public Service Commission will
give hearing on April Q at 80 p. NJ.
on an application of the Brooklyn Union
Gas Company for permission to issue
s2,S00,000 in debenture bonds. Between
February. 1914. and January. 1919. the
company used income and moneys In the
treasury for the acquisition of property
and the completion and extension Of It's
plant. 1t is desired now to capitalize
this expenditure.
The sun., 1919-04-04
Bank of France Statement.

PARIS. April S.-The weekly statement
Of the Bank Of Franv- shows the follow
ing changes: Gold in hand increased
l,6S1,02s francs; silver in hand de-
creased 743,342 francs: circulation in
creased 2s4.s18,620 francs treasury de-
posts increa sed 100000 francs; gem
eral deposits decreased lD6.623,8S4
francs; bills discounted increased $685.
AIS francs; advances decreased s.1S3.3l8
francs,
The sun., 1919-04-04
Represent Grand Trunk Owners.

LONDON, April Q (via Montreal) THE
directors of the Grand Trunk Railway
have arranged that the following d.
rectors shall represent the stockholders
In further negotiations regarding acquisi-
ton OF the railway by the Dominion
Government: Sir Herbert Rambling OF
Barclays Bank, Algernon Mills Of Giyn
Mills Bank, Sir Gerald Ryan or the
Phoenix Assurance Company. Alfred
Bosher Of Sheffield and John Ashley
MuliinA rs
The sun., 1919-04-04
To Investigate Port Charges.

The managers of the New York Coffee
and Sugar Exchange, Inc. yesterday
appointed a committee consisting OF
Max r. Mayer. George w Vanderhoef.
Carl II. Stoffregan. A. c. Israel, William
Aborn and John w. Edmonds to in
vestigate the alleged outrageous port
charges and delays in shipping and I'M
progressive methods of handling coffee
Mt the port OF New York. The committee
will seek evidence Of Irregularities COM
planned OF and act for their abatement
as may be recommended by a majority
OF the committee and approved by the
managers.
The sun., 1919-04-04
United States SmeI ting,
Refining & Mining Co.

Tho Directors Of the United States snsit.
ing, REFINING 4 Mining Company have ds-
ciared i quarterly dividend OF \ per cent.
ts7'a cents per shsre) on the Preferred
Capital stock, ana dividend OF 2n per
cent. cone dollar and twenty-five cents per
share on the Common Capital Stock. pay
able on April IL, 1919, to stockholders OF
record at thr close Of business April 7, 1919
r W. BATCHELDER. Treasurer. FL.
The sun., 1919-04-04
pANN.

Equipment Sinking Fhhu' ,,,,,,-r
THE FARMERS Loan AHp ku'
me Equipment Bonds. Series ~ on tme
MOBILE ASD OHlO RAILROAD, I ~
PANY, dated May !. 1922, at not ehrreu lug
80 and accrued interest to principal
smourt EufAcient TO absorb seventy hHe
'rhousand and 4n.lCO Dollars ltio,VVV io)
OF the sinking fund. ,r,....,,,, Nav
l. 1919. until ~ NJ. ,, rp,-cr
THE FARMERS LOAF ANp AHS"A
COMPANY, as Trustee,
Ry EDWIN : MARSTON, President.
New YORK. AnrIl 2 lhlN.
The sun., 1919-04-04
DIVIDEND NOTICE OF THE
AMERICAN LIGHT 6 TRACTION COMPANY

Tho Hoard q Dlrrctora OF The above.
Company 1T n meeting held April LIST. 1919.
declared a CASH dividend OF ~ Per Cent,
on IN" Preferred stock, CASH dividend
of "a Per Cent. on tho Common Stock, ana
n dividend At the rate of ~ shares OF
Common stock on every one hundred (100J
shares Of Common stock outstanding. all
PAYABLE May ls'. 1913.
Tho Transfer Books viii close at -
o'clock moon on April 18th. 1919. and will
reopen at 10 o'clock 4. NJ on April 2sth,
1AlA
The sun., 1919-04-04
First MortgaEe 81 ThiIty-Year

Gold Bonds.
DUE APRIL lST, 1899.
Notice 10 hereby given, pursua mt to Para
graph ] OF Article Third of the First
Mortgage OF FULTON LIGHT, HEAT a
POWER COMPANY to New York Security
and Trust Company as Trustee. that the
undersigned will receive sealed proposals
up to three p. N. April 18th. 1919. for
the sale TO It Of bonds OF the issue above
described. to be sold TO 1t at price At
which, II held until maturity. such bonds
will yield an interest return of thrse and
one half per cent. 8MSo) per annum, suf-
nctent to use the sum OF t4.els.1i. The
Trustee reserves the right to reject any
or all tenders.
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee. formerly New York Security and
BY 4. O. CURTIS. Secretary.
New York, April and. 1919.
The sun., 1919-04-04

Coffee Cables-Rio was 800 reis higher for Is
ct 1880. Exchange 1-I8d. higher. at l3 lid
Receipts 500 bags. md stock eoi.n0o bags
In Santos spots were unchanged. at $4,000 for
No. 4. Futures were unchanged 10 100 reiA
lower. Receipts ciooo bags. and stock D..
sop, 600 bags. Receipts At the ports were
d 0O0 bags, against 80. 100 lAst year and IA ono
two years AFRO. Sac Paulo had Il. 900. against
Il 900 and 1900 bags, and Jundiahy 1900,
against 1900 and 5000 bags respectively.
Rra milan coffee etatistics
The sun., 1919-04-04
Cu.tom House accepts.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s700,6s7.l0. OF
which $l0T.1S1.ss was for merchandise
Withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
t5ss.5i5.si for Ycsnt importations.
The sun., 1919-04-04

WARRINGTON, April 3.-Withdrawal
OF the Government proposal to purchase
the British owned interest in the Inter-
national Mercantile Marine was con-
firmed tonight at the Shipping Board.
Vice-Cha irman Stevens declined to make
any explanation until the board could
consider the statement issued in New
York by p. A. s. Franklin, president OF
the company.
The sun., 1919-04-04
London Money Market.

Z I.ospoH, April s.---Bar silver. 4sMd.
an ounce: money. an psr cent. dis
count rates--short ana three months
The sun., 1919-04-04
INTERNATIONAL PAPER co.

Vow YORK, March 25th, lslt.
Tho Board Of Directors have declared q
regular quarterly dividend OF ono and one
hair per cent. u i u on the preferred cap
ita, stock Of This company for the quarter
ending March aist. 1918, payable April
18th 1914 20 preferred stoc holders OF
record at tho close % business. April sth.
1919. at which tune the stock transfer
books close for the purpose Of the annusI
meeting Of stockholders to be held April
23rd. 1919, to reopen at 10 o'clock on the
morning Of Apr. 2tth, 1919.
Owen SHEPHERD Trsasurer
The sun., 1919-04-04
To the Members Of the
NaiianaI AAanclnIIon of Clothing nealRners

Please take notice that On April idth,
1918. at Hotel McAlpin, New York city, al
p N. meeting OF the members ot the
National Association OF Clothing Designers
will be held for the purpose OF authorizing
a change In the nRme OF said corporation
10 the INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF CLOTHING DESIGNERS. INC.
IRVING 7. FRANKEI.. President.
n. X. BURNAM. Secretary.
The sun., 1919-04-04
UNITED STATES RUBBER co.

l7ao BToadway, New York, April 3rd. 1tH
The Board Of Directors OF tho tinted
States Rubber Company has this day dat
clsred from It's net profits quart.rly
dividend nj Two per cent. 2-t) on thu
First Preferred stock Of tho Company. I'd
DAY. Arri 18TH. 1919. PAYABLE withou1
closing Of the Transfer Books. April aoth.
1910 " q PARRON9 TrNnaursr
The sun., 1919-04-04
SANTIAGO ELECTRIC LIGHT TRAC-
TON COMPANY.
COMPASIA ELECTRICA DE ALUM
BRADO TRACTION DE SANTIAGO.
First Mortgage Fifty-lear 81 Bonds due

Firvt Mortgage Fifty-Year 80 Bonds due
January 3Ist, 1893.
y,rL Huccessor to the Trust Company ~
America as Trustee under the Compania
Eisetrica de Alumbrado y Traction Ie
"a ntiago Mortgage dated March 27th. 1903.
nd RinplementaI Mortgage dated August
LIST. 1919, hereby Invites offers to the
sinking Fund for the sale OF Bonds issued
- Eixhteen Thousand Four Hundred and
twenty Dollars (sls42o,. Bonds offered
at the lowest p;!ces viii be given prefer
sealed offers will be opened Mt the office
Of the undersigned, No 81 wall street
Ssv York CITY, at twelve o'clock noon,
Inr,l lin. 1919 The right is reserved TO
fe life E6uITABLE Trust COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Successor Trustee.
Ry LYMAN RHOADES,
e-President.
March sAth. 1919.
The sun., 1919-04-04
MAXIM KoCkMELL CoRPORATIoN.

To tho Stockholders OF Marlin Ro ckw ell
Corporation: X
NOTICE is hereby given that the monthly
dividend Of ono Dollar $4,000 psr share
Will be paid on the stock OF the Marlin
Rockwell Corporation on April 18th. 1919.
TO holders o. record at r. NJ. April
An. 19lg.
MARLIN ROCK WELL CORPORATION. .
ALBERT NFWCOMpE Secretary