davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-01-31

think I would get through, but finally
when I reached what had been thu
communication trench / felt I had
done the worst part of 1t, and I begaI
to wish very hard that 1 would gel
through was not at all crazy aboui
going west.
The mouth of the communication
trench had been battered In and thu
trenches it Joined with were all fillet
up. There were rifles sticking out
of them in several places, and |
thought probably the men had beer
buried alive In them. But it was tot
late then, If they had been caught, *
I climbed over the blocked entrance tt
the communication trench and startei
back along it. 1t led up through a sor
of gully, and thought 1t was a bai
place to dig a communication trenci
in, because 1t gave the Turks SONS
thing like the side Of hill to shoot at
Every once In a while / would have
to climb in and out Of a shell hole
and parts of them were blocked where
shell had caved In the walls. In one
place saw corpses all torn 70 nieces
SO / knew the Turks had found tn
range and had got to this trench II
great shape. At another place / found
lots of blood and equipment but M
bodies. and / figured that REINFORCED
ments had been caught at this spo,
and that they had retired, taking tbeiI
casualties with them.
The Turks still had the range. and
thew were sending a shell into .he
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-01-31

Us, and the howitzers were dropping
their 240-pound bits Of iron In every
vacant space and some that were not
vacant. II was just ono big roar and
screech and growl all at once, like
turning the whole dog pound loose
on piece Of meat.
The conclusions felt like one long
string Of boxes on the ear. and our
threats were 30 dry that It hurt to
swallow. waich always n,akes xour
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-01-31

Electric locomotives are being -,
creasingIy adopted IN South Africa ~
underground haulaga
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-01-31

LESSON TExT-Exodus 16:1-36
GOLDEN TExT-Give us this day our
daily ead-Matthew 6:f1.
ADDITIONAL MATERIALr-Deut. ST.
%; John 629-51
PRIMARY ToPIc-God's gift Of food
Elk 16:11-15.
ert. Memory Verses-Matt. 6:21, 26.
INTERMEDIATE TOPIC-Our daily
dependence upon God.
SENIOR AND ADULT TOPIC-Povertv
and providence In our day.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-09-26
13 South Fourth Street

Is South Fourth Street
Ibis tailoring with high Journey
manshp shows quality determination to last degree
Initial tall exhibits of fine suting overcoangs
priced to insure value which important to YOU
Come and select from largest stock
Of woolens in this city.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-09-26
ROSH HASHONOH IN LITER
AZURE, LIFE AND
LEGEND.
Continued from Page 81

tence of either life or death. A SEN
tence of death or other punishment
may be averted by repentance,
prayer and charity. Hence the ten
days from Rosh Hashonoh to Yom
Kippur are known as the Ten Days
of Penitence.
To enhance the Importance of
Rosh Hahonoh the following
legendary statements were given
currency by the rabbis: "On the
first of Tishri the Universe was
created; on the first of Tishri Adam
was created, and on that day, too,
he ate of the forbidden fruit, hence
the character of the day as day
of Judgment. In Tishri Abraham
and Jacob were born, and on the
first OF Tishri Sarah, Rachel and
Hannah, three barren women, were
blessed with child"
The blowing of the ramshorn on
Rosh Hashonoh is explained by the
rabbis as a reminder to God of the
ram which was sacrificed in place
of Isaac, and thus of the great mer-
it's of the Patriarchs which should
stand us in good stead on the Day of
Judgment. 1t is for this reason that
on New Years Day the Biblical
story of the contemplated sacrifice
of Isaac is recited, and many refer
ences are made to it in the liturgy.
In Kabbalistic thought the sound
ing of the horn is brought into con-
nection with satan and the angels
Satan, the accuser, is COMPOUNDED
by it, while many pleading angels
are born Of the shofar's varied
sounds.
In conclusion we may note
Saadyah's attempt to explain the
sounding of the shofar in a semi
rationalistic way by giving the fol-
lowing ten reasons for it:
First, because this day is the be-
ginning of the creation, when God
began to reign over the world; and
as it is customary to sound the
| trumpets at the coronation of a
king, we should in like manner pro-.
claim by the sound of the cornet
that the Creator is our king.
Secondly, as the New Years Day
is the first of. the ten penitential
days, we sound the cornet as an
admonition to all to return to God
and repent. If they do not SO, they
have at least been informed, and
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Dawson Elected
Head of Central
Union Trust Go.
Had Been Nice-Presidcnt
Since 1912: Caine Il
Prominence in Third Ave.
nuc Ry. Reorganization

George W. Dawson. vice pres ~:
OF the Central Union Trust Company
VAS elected president and chairman
Of the board yesterday to succeed the
late James n. Wallace He has been in
the banking business since 1912, when
he was invited by Mr.. Wallace to be,
vice president of the old Central Trust
Company, which was merged with the
Union Trust Company i'll June. 1918,
by the action of the stockholders of
both institutions. This consolidation
made the present trust company the
third largest in the United States.
Mr.. Iavison's part in the reorgani-
zation Of the Third Avenue Railway
Company first won him attention in
The financial world. Prior to that he
had been a lawyer. He practiced from
1894 to 1912. and during that period
was also engaged in politics, having
been Assistant District Attorney of
Queens County in 1897 and District
member and secretary Of the commit
&c to revise the charter of greater
New York
Shortly after Mr. Dawson Went with
Jhe Central Trust Company he was
placed in full charge of the bank S
affairs by Mr. Wallace, who decided TO
take a three months vacation in Eu-
rope. His election Yesterday to the
presidency was no surprise in the
financial district.
Ny Dawson is forty seven years old.
Aaving been born in Rockville Centre,
l.. l., March 25 1872. In 1892 he was
-raduated from Wesleyan University,
and two years later received the de-
cree of Ii. B. from New York Uni
-oYsity. In 1912 Dickinson University
conferred upon him the degree of LII. d.
n addition to being trustee in the
Central Union he is a director Of the
.ooklyn Rapid Transit Company, the
bird Avenue Railway Company. the
Wabash Railroad the Sloss- Sheffield
eel and Iron Company, the Plntt
ron " orl:s, the American Eagle. Fire
Insurance Company and the Goldwyn
Pictures Corporation
On November 10 the Central Union
Truet Company reported total resources
OF s263 DOE, ,A40. Total deposits on that
date were SOIL 43S 902 TIE company
has capital stock Of Sl2 o0O0 and
surplus and undivided profits of s18,-
21sS32
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
suit for $2.8l8,O0O Lost
Decision Favors Defendants in
Southern Steel Ga.e

Justice NcAvo. made 9 deeis. on yes-
teeday in favor e. Cornelius Wander
bilt. Otto T. Barnard. Hamilton l.
iNean AID other members OF the reos-
eanization committee Of the Southern
stee. Company n an action brought by
Bourke. Schf & Co and Cecil Green
ei. Br!t.sa Ananciers. Tor an account
ius Tor 81 sss,000 Otto NJ. Schif, OF
the plaintiff arn. is a nephew Of Jacob
II. Schifr. rne plaintiffs alleged that
hey were induced by false Representa-
tons Of the hnanc a. and physical cor
dltion Of The defunct steel company 10
invest the money sued for
Justice McAHoy decided that there
vas not even d suggestion Of false ren-
resentat.on. In case Of this char
acter.' sand the justice. 1T seems 70
me that one IS bound 10 impute 70 the
party the knowledge which ne OUGHT to
nave had if he had done his duty OF
Investigation from ,ne position in
Waich he Was pu-. Whatever he might
have discovered the law VIII deem that
lie did discover
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Plan Development Of
Water Power i'm &. s.
Bankers and Business Men 70
Form Association to
This End

Steps for the formation Of an asso-
citation 20 urge the Development Of all
the water power of the United States
which is ettimated at 100, 900, 900 horse
power, with an annual value Of So 000,-
0O,0OO, were taken at luncheon here
Of twelve scientists and leaders in
banking and industry.
The government viii be asked tc
take the initiative and private capita
would be enlisted for development OF
power sites. The promoters of the
association regard the time as oppor-
tune because of the coal strike, the
nigh cost of living and the newsprint
shortage. in connection with which the
last meeting Of the American News
paper Publishers Association urged
that Congress facilitate water power
development
Those at the luncheon included L.
Is. Palmer. manager Of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association;
George Foster Peabody, phlanthropist
and banker; Charles II. Ingersoll, man
uiacturor; L. X Hall, vice president
Of the American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company, and Dr. Edward G
Acheson, scientist.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Short Covering
Purchases Help
Outside Issues
Majority of Curb Stocks Dis.
play Much Firmer Tone
With General Asphal.
Leading

Moderate Improvement in prices took
place on the curb yesterday mainly as
the result of the covering Of short
commitments. New buying for tho
long account was not impressive and
advances were not allowed very far.
II was just such Il trading affair as the
outside market has experienced for
more than week
OH shares were the most prominent
issues in the trading, some substantial
advances being recorded in Simms
Petroleum, Shell Transport & Trading
and White Oil. Reports Of a nav
gusher brought in in the Homer field
IN Louisiana helped the shares Of com
panlcs operating in that district.
General Asphalt was the stronges
spot III the whole market with an adj
'ance of more than 10 points fron.
the closing price of the day bcfol--
raiders IN the outside market wcr,
disposed to look upon the Presidents
message to Congress with its recon
mcndation for ID program Of good roa,
building as a bull argument on asphal.
That company is the manufacturer OF
road building materials OF difercn.
kinds
The feeling among traders on tie
curb Is that the recovery cannot .so
far in the face of the disturbin. un,
settlement of the foreign exchanges
The short interest in outside issues Is
said to be of large propo, tions. hort-
ever, SO that any favorable oevelor
mcn,s might bring about stron. 70
coVcry
Transactions on the curb yesterday
follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
CHASE SECuPITIES COOPERATION

NeN lrk. Novoi.ber 90. l9l9
T TIE s0DrkfiOLDEES:
Notirs Asfeb. given tha. Special
Nee ttas '.r Stockholders OF Chase
s.g- -f.'ies corporation VIII be held a. its
ciiee al II hroadway. Boroaeh II Man
!a'. af. '.. 1T Nefs York, on ia. 2ttA Gav
t.. H. ei4o 1915 At - o'cloc0 noon. to
.f proposals - increase frolM ino. .000
FIJI. the number of saar,s without
ot pa~ Niiae wfich the said COR
iai 'as issue anc iae amount II its
'Nfi ,ai-fal from $500. 600 10 $4,000.
W. and.tiors under which such in
a- become effective. the consic-
af.i t"e terms and conditions
.t1. u authorized. said new or
s'ar~s sna.l /" issued and FIR
a1u of 81 other business -
arly come hefors tAe meeting
l,er II ene BaarJ Of Directors
i II riNhl.N. -Aftsiisui
-.ll..Y. s.e..- -
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Atlanta. Birmingham & Atlantic
Earned S2.o3 a Share in 1918

Corporate income account Of the
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Rail
road Company FOR the year ended
December 81. 1918, shows net income
after fiXed charges Of $l33.l94, equiv
alent to S2.93 4 share earned on the
$4.5l3 sos . per cent income bonds,
compared with $3.50, ,0o7. which. after
allowing for . per cent on income
bonds, was equal to 20 cents share
earned on the common stock in 1917.
After taxes. etc. the company dis
closed a deficit of S529.S56 which com
bined with the guaranteed rental OF
S35S. .05S received under the Federal
control system. caused a sSs791d loss
Tor the government in the wear.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK
OF the CITY Of New York

o. TTIV VITV on NV OrN
Now NorE. November 20. 1919.
TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS
No'ice 5 hereby given. that a Special
Neet.ns q: tn Siockholdirs Of the Bau<
VIE be held al Us Banking Rooms At 81
Hroadway. Borough of Manhattan. City Of
New York en- the .6ih day cf neccnber
1919. III oc.ock j. N.. to consider and
Vote upon tte QuestIonS OF increasing tae
csp.'sl stock Il ,hs Rauk from Sln.000. 600
~ Nla.-ia the A4s.,ieration for and
tie i0rf a;l -ane.'.C IS under which. If
slihor-1aa d. said ns'v er additional shares
Sc. he isslof ara '.i tie transaction e
suen thsr hrsiii IS as may properly come
hefof. I'll. getting
4, a-dcr &C The baa.l Of Directors
y ANDREWS Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Cigar Store Earnings Increase

Sales Of the United Cigar Stores
Company Of America in November
amounted to s5.s54Ooo. the argest st
months business in the company 5
history and an increase of sl,l59 900
over the spending period Of 1918.
The November sales were at the rate
of SO 24S,00 year. compared with
business in 1913 of slightly more than
$50, 100000
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
The Farmer Market

Statistics gathered by The Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Company show there
are about 100000 farmers in America
and only $4,000 motor trucks on the
farms. o. these figures it is sad thera
are 100000 truck prospects.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
kelLY.SPRINGFlELD TIRE co.

.i,'N cents (Sl.y0) per share On The Six Per
lsss' RI 'ie'rcd S,ock OF this Company
10 So - q Jared payable January =. 1920.
49, soc Nhoidefs OF record at the close OF
S-S'hcss December 10 1919.
T. v.. +. y. SEAMAN. Secretary.
''ew YORK. pecewber :. 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
orelgn Govt. and Municipai Bonds
tlntercst to be Added

A,. Bid ASKED
Argentine Intern Us, 1a45. l45s e.,
Canada, Dom Of, IS 192l.. 9Sls asl.
Canada, Dom Of 1920. ... e3 ysi
Canada, Dom Of 1881 9Y5s oSl
Chinese Gov II X Ry 5s, 1851. 62aa 81
Cuba Extern Us, 1914 A........ 9Ol,, ool.
do Extern 5s. Ser A, 1919 Ss7s SAL
do Extern 4lss, l949. 16i, II
Cuba Extern 5s, Series A. '49. So
Dominican Rep IS 1858 ....... s.
City OF Lyons 15-yr Gs 1884 o22s 92ls
lty Of Marsci.ies lo-yr Us 1884 e29s VIZ
City of Bordeaux. l1-yr Gs. 1894 92ss g2l-
City Of Paris 6s, 1871 ..|........ "A 9ii1
Japan Gov q IS. Sterl in. 1928. 7e7s 50
do i12s, ID series. le25.... S.
do As, sterling Joan, 193l... &c 6a
City of Toxic os 1862 6Ilo
Z Ct BIT 4 | 5yr 5s, 1921 96ia 81
do 3-year 5lgs, 1872 977s oS
G 40 iU-year . '4s l929 9...... 9Gls 96l4
\, w w car rs j"5'..,,.. 5 s. =.
Mex Extern strI IS of 94, 1915 80 i3
DO gold Is OF "a. 1854. l..... ~
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
-RallWaA Steel snlink Comuanx

~ IlllT y Nf1eeII Nv Nork CIV
NoAtuner 10Th iria
~ A4-l dividend III TWO PER CENT.
cn,',,'."s '"S i'is asS been declared on the
D. 80 eiy, i OF 1Als Company payable
be- ltl5 to stockholders Of record
rs rhs 'iaHs er booas Viii NOT be closed
T,.e, Niil he Ha.uel by the rankers
H. $ rANGnARr. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
CHANGE OF NAME
TEOM.S MEADOWS & 90 MY Nop.

THOMAS MEADOWS & 90. NEW YORK
AZ Special N-etir- ~ fae so. khoit.-,
o. Thomas Mssloss Co.,. N~. Yoi< auie
a. -c and hei- p-rSaart fo section IS O.,
ile teliefai Corporation La ~ h- $ a. ~
~ fogt. on ihe 4lIn lsy * >a.-islse-
ls's. the following resolution w. duly
alcpfe8.
RESOLVED Thar, fa. corporate ,.,roo =,
iata corporation - eaank-i from the presene
name . Iioiras Meadows & co N.r~
9rt' 80 me name. M.a-oNs. We 4 60
Inc. and 'hsi the President or Nic.-p~es =
len aui Secretary be authorized 10 .sisr.
f-rlfy. aekaa' .efise ari fir .a. nre,.- e-I -
NNc@te Tor ilat purpose and io ca s.. ia.
sane 70 pe published a- required f4. It,>
Dated. Nrs. f"rh Noyemheras IS.
ERNEST + n WYE Prss4.en..
FRANK kiEHl- Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Light Shows Ouakes

Earthquakc records are made on
senstzed film by light raw in what
is considered the most perfect seis-
mograph vet invented. the work Of
TWO scientists in Hawaii
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
railway >teci->pring Company

'----0- Wv -T'| 'ITV-
November e0th 1919
.1ipi-l'. 80 ~. '.,e'\ dividend az ONE AND
bs. r. - AhF FERS PER CENT 40
l;sn,e,.' l';s ,e's day been declared on the pHE-
d. ~ = 20, \ O., this Company. payable
In I'm 70 lsls 20 Stockholders OF record
ca me taas'rf looks VIII na, be closed
trust Company
n IS HANGEART Trsas,,re~
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Dividends
EXTEAS

telulnid (ompanH-An extra dividend
of per cent has been declared in addi-
ton 70 the reeuIar Quarterly dividend o
per cont both pay&b,e December 81 to
s. oc X holders oe record December Is.
Hercules Powder Company Extra d!vi-
,lena of pr cent in addition TO the regu-
lar dividend or per cent. both payable
December & u stockholders of record De
ceiMber 10
Ioew Theuters--An extra dividend OF
per cent has been declared in addition to
the regular quarterly dividend OF per
cent both payable January Il stoclshold- =
l,s Of record peceMher %.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
NeW Issue
Tax Exempt in Ohio
$1,000 Shares
The Hydraulic Steel Company
VALUE)
Common Stock
Common Stock
(NO PAR VALUE

Resisra
F Tut& Saving Company
The Chase N~Yo Company New York. y
IT. '"mm"TT bom A1rr Of
a
ne hydraulic Steel Company being
assets s122215o7 0 stock.
The combined business Clvlanda Canton Ohio
Vh owns 123 Of land
a
o2@5 by
Der 81,
AutonoAie ,ruckr ETC.
mad large and growth
une 3o 1919 Unified
Ne history OF the Company
The proceeds ssOoooo sales
OF ordng be
j o = aaaeemc
The years
ended June 30 1919 after all
and Excess Profits
Company The Goodyear Tire Rubber Company
The B. Goodrich the Republic Company
the Chandler Motor Company
ea Motors Corporation
The principal
corrugated
for consruc steel
nrealea
Steel Company equivalent
offer this stock when and subject prior
$44 per share
ROLAND T. MEACHAM
Member Cleveland Stock Exchange
Guardian Building, Cleveland
from 'n7( syl@l rx M egers @ % ' & @ 9urmz ra<
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

made with coarse gravel witnstanda
neat with less danger of disintegratior
II protected oyis coating % cement
mesh.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

Harry Odams. formerly of tho Globe In
demnity Company and the Fifth Avenue
Bank has become associated with the
National surety CompsnS Underwater.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
American Tee hone & telegram Co.

4 aisiaena Of Two Dollars per shore viii
- pald On Thursday. Jan l5 1920 20 stock
.... ers Hf r.cai a' the clae4 If lusi ness
en Saturday. Doe1 u her -. 1918
q b MILNE Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Concrete Defes Heat

The United States Bureau Of Stand
ads TeSt, haze sho'sn that concrete
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
E0IPONS AND DIVIDENDS
ANercan Telephone & Telegraph Co.
irtY-Aear Five Fer Cent Collateral Tru Il
Cold Bonds

eoupons from these Bonds payable by
eir terms on December I 1919 a; the Office
senes Of the Company in New York. or
a Boston. VIII lie paid in New York Dy the
-aNers Trust Company. Is Wal Street
g.. J.. MILNE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Regular Declarations

70 lay DO!ders
Rate riod able of rec
Aaeanee Eu,nely pr + q }an Isn Pee Is
Ark Val Ry. 1t &
'rr pr .........t Q Dec 10 Nov 2s
Ateh. TOP. $ Fe PR s.A Feb 20 -
All Sug Ref pr....1s. . Jan ; Dec u
Atl slug Ref pr.....i2. Ac Ian Dec -
Chandler Aiotorss s. Jan Dec 10
IraNer Bd co com 81 --- Dec 20 Dec 10
Beaver sd Go pr. !. g Dec 20 Dec 10
Continental Can III = g Ian Dec 20
Cont mental Can pr =. = Jan Dec 20
Continental Pass RE.$3 : A Dec 80 Nov 20
Cudahy Packing ...I% g. Jan ; Dec -
kcl- Spring Tire pr .Sl.5o g Jan Dec .
Muskoce- G. q pr. = - Dec IL Nov 20
Oklahoma G d FL 3. @ Dec 10 Noy %
Otis steel pr II q q Jan Dec Is
Owens Bottle ......'5c q Jan ! Dec 81
Owens Bottle pr. Si.75 q Jan Dec 81
Penna Wat & Pr...l y - Jan Dee 10
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
1HEpIERcE.ARaow Mc1oschacn,

fsss,ar fissi,ar Quarterly dividend of Two Per Cent
~, On The preferred stock OF the company.
r. ao'e Jen4.ry +. l920. 10 stockholders Of rec-
, - 'ne close Of business December IS, 1919
l. {. PEARSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
DIVIDEND NOTICES
EAST COAST FISHERIES CO.
Wall street. New YORK.
DIVIDEND NO. s

iAc Board of Directors of his Company
las declared tn. regular quart .rly div
SsAt o' ;. pr ceaf oo 'he l'rvferlea
No.u.ls q r---.. ll.-.--. h.r Il IlLl
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

$40 Mason Na,iey

SAILS open Aieh. Low. Its.
590J Mach Gre NJ Sc
'4oo = MacNa.n Min -
+ul MARSH VI .Mim-. 81
100 7Nck!nies- oS -
sHv Nat lln ~.
80 ) ~ II ne, t..
500 OnonGaea N. ~
..un Opml 5 NJ c. r.,
.l9a ReA Con MIN %
Yfut R0p.r-Cr II CO.
lru0 .,enecn Co. Cp.
200 Seven Met N
lnvp - lV Dollar u
.1eo eTSilVer hin,. ID Ii
}9nn "TSilVer Pick
500 = A Gold a Si. >a.
6l0 Stand Sil Id T..
.7Ao *+succe~s 'iin
ianu sIono belmont
ION -'rono Divide ~, -. - ~
-uo 1ono EX .eu..- =
.nNo 'Iono Min. - IS -, -
-H0 United Eastern So .7
BON 81 ) Cont NJ lo 1a o. 10
eco Unity Gold NJ
5000 'Alclor, u an Il i II 20
.5s9 .Iss M 5%s e.. s"a 4 Seo = - +. Z
71o Wiioes- Min g. g.
Bonds
- *Allie,l Pack g. 81 - s. 81
- Am < 7 les2 e37s e5s -. e54s
10 do legs .... s54, seis 49, %
Anaconda IS ss es 81 s6
Beth Su : i92s.lo0ss 1905 100 100
~swi<s .',s Coz -. IS IS g g S
ls'istcd 7--,b eca.- e-s 'aee
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
MARK W. NORMAN. treasurer
NORTHERN PIPE 1lNn COMPANY.
= TfIT = y \
y .V Y IL NnNa1n nnr oH 10

New YORK. November 26. 1919
r." civlaend q live dollars PEI share has
1..n. ,n declared on 'he capital stock OF This
,,sMpanY payable January md 1900 t.
tss. m 'i4''s ~ teeord az Che close OF busi-
IS December 18Th. 1919.
e. 49, '..iiIAir" "ilous resarding payment
tl..a''s" a. address snouid nc sent 10 the
-is,e s'siisc ro' later thua December 2Gth.
GEORGE cuesEnno Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
AMERICAN CAN co.


a.. quarterly dividend OF enc and three
~ per cent has been declared or the
s.s,er'ed stock OF this Company. payable
rha'y md. 1920. TO Stock holders OF record
3ssa ae close of business Decernber l6th. 1919.
shns.sier Books viii remain open. Checks
II. II. iSMON,
Secretary and Treasurer.