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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-23
Raek IA AZ RIke

The talk Of further increases al car
fares sooner or later will lead some
long suffering ultimate consumer To
rise and Inquire what has become Of
the old-fashioned bicycle built for
two. " New Orleans Picaynne.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-23
MARYLAND Avenue Services

Having retained from his vacation,
the Rev, Emmette r. Spencer, pastor
III Maryland Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church. will occupy his pulpit
on SUNDAY. morning and evening ~
the morning. the pastor Will preach on
The subject Get Out" and The even
ing on the theme Bricks, WITHOUT
straw. All are Invited.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-23
fRy Tile AaN,s.Iatesf Press

Bertha, JnIy 81 The reason why
the whole world rose up against Prus-
STA and Germany and not against Eng
land IL plain 10 everyone who had OBJ
served the Prussian policy In Poland
and the Prussian administration in Al
SAGE. asserts Professor + w Foers-
ter. Of the University Of Asanich. writ
Ing to the Tageblatt
England practiced much might TO
BE sure. but II has also given the
world much freedom and justice" he
added. '.she succeeded Id reconeiling
the Beers. whereas. We we're unable
lin forty years to regain the synipa-
thies of the Aisatians, who are Ger
man to the core. That speaks vol
umes
..The isolation OF Germany from
Hague conferences Is irrefutable proof
lin dominating circles that Germany
is possessed of different mentality
than the rest Of the world
lie charges Germany with having
erred in the exchange Of the yersail-
lies notes on the question Of guilt and
states that many one-sided accnsa-
lions might have been combated more
effectively ii Germany had not again
EendeaYored ia defend Hntenable posi-
tons with rank sophistries
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-23
Bible Students Services

The usual Sunday afternoon service
of tho Bfble Students Association will
be held at 3 O'clock tomorrow after
noon lii rights Of Fythias Hall On
School street, for the Bible study All
are invited
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-23

=
The children VIII find plenty Of fun
on the merry round, the big ferris
wheel and the whip, which II an en-
tirely new device. never seen in the
State.
The judges. who will award the
premiums In the various departments.
are men chosen for their ability and
strict integrity and the cash awards
Fare unusually large
The cattle will be shown IN the new
exhibition building just completed at
d. cost Of $4,000. This building also
houses the offices and i first-class
restaurant where meals will be served
day and night
To accommodate the great number
.Of automobiles. Ii, which many Of the
people OF the surrounding counties
Will travel to Timonium, the manage
ment has bought five acres adjoining
The fair which Will be used as a park
ing place for cars. In addition to the
usual number OF trains leaving Balti-
more for Timonium. there Will be two
special trains leaving Union Station
#at l0:I4 and 1:34 b m. each day. The
races will start promptly Ut 2 80 p. M,
each day except Tuesday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-23
(lanse and EllectI

Could the vast quantities OF old eggs
being unearthed have anything to do
with the refusal of the actors to act2
New York Evening SUN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-23
At THE CHURCHES
u Anne.s Parish

protestant Episcopal. Pounded 1922
Rev II. 10. johnson p, III, Rector.
Services. ST. Bartholomew Day
100 Holy Communion-
HOO Holy Communion.
90 Evening service.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-23
III. Mary's Church

The usual Masses Will be said AZ ST
aiarys Il. Il Church tomorrow morn
ing. They are as follows
500 Low Mass
zoo Isow Mass
500 Low Mass
1o30--LoW Mass. The Rector, Rev.
Father John Toolley il expected to
preach the sermon at the teIl-thirty
Mass.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-23
Nayal Academy ClIapel

Services ait the Naval Academy
Chapel tomorrow will be as follows
s.45a. M Celebration Of The Holy
Communion
1916 a, I'M Morning Prayer and
Sermon
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-23
III. MARTINS EYang. Lutheran Church
G. f Hahn, Passor.

G. f Hahn, PasE0F.
Services 1t II o'clock. Sunday
school at 9:45. Mr.. ]. NJ Brown, sup
erintendent Evening service ali f:so
German.
81. s. meets Wednesday night.
Everybody welcome at our SERVICES
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-23
syucopated Dlplonlacy

Al ire senate might say, With sui
iicient reservations We are Tor ehe
league III nations, view lork EVeil-
ing Sun.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-23
THOMAS S. DOVE
Of Anne .trnadeI Coanty

81 the second District
announce my candidacy FOR the office
of sheriff ~ Anne Arundel County sub
Jest 20 the Demoeratie Primary to be
held IN September
viii appreciate anything that my
friends can 10 10 assist nae tn my eHin.8
paign. ~ talking uIl.htv elnaia8tv when
ever the opportunity presents Itself
II nominated and elected sheriff | will
execute the work If the office iii the IN
derest Uf all u the citizens IL tie County
Respectfully,
THOMAS i. DOVE
septs Of the Second District,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-23
STRUCGLE Of LANDLORDS AND TENANTS,
MY GERMANY NET STOUT OPPOSITION

paris Confronted With Former Proposition Result OF War
While Munich Profession Gives Reasons Why World Rose Up
Against PrussanisSays Hun Empire Erred In Exchange
Il Of Versailles Notes On Question Of Guilt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-23

..Ali the tears ST swithin can cry
st. Bartlemy's mantle wipes dry.
The sun., 1919-05-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


MISUNDERSTANDING, 80 head: mainly
consigned direct to slaughterers No trad
Ing OF importance; feeling steady. Dressed
beef in moderate demand at 2lG 2sc. per
ID Sor ordinary to prime native sides.
CALyES-Receipts, $50 head: $40 on
sale Market active and strong TO higher;
prime veals, ,iI0i15O per 100 lbs; cu,ls'
o4lS Dressed calves nrm. city dressed
Tsais isg2Gc. per ID; country dressed
salcs~New,on & Co: So veoI., -, lbs.
average. $3.50; 4 100, SIS. Korus Com.
% cu. os So ,,s 's' rsS sa' i's s15So
ysai.. ioi, $3.50: 2, 50, 81. "s s Jadd 3
TO: 20 Ohio veals' III. ;i6.s7x John
q; PTselan: 6S veals. ia, 1850; 10 culis,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Rsce,pta ,:.o
mead: sh cars on sa,e. Market steady,
f EAT spring lambs sold at s?2 per 100 lbs F;
IS; prime unshorn ewes. sig Dressed
mutton steady at 20 q :6c. per ID: dressed
lambs, aet 3tc. Country dressed hothouse
lambs 'ioais per carcass; Imitation 10,
sales - Kerns Commission Co. q,
'li,5O; Pennsyivania. 50. $3.50; aVf T.nD.
ohio .wsthers. SO. $3.50: ! clipped .wes'
1875, $3.50. s. Judd q Co: rs clipnod
enI! lambs. 4s. so; ~ clipped Ohio sheen.
-. '4|oo; clipped culls. b6. So
HoGS-One car on sale. Market steady
a. t2O's6 a2o.e5 per 100 lbs roughs.
Man, county dressed pork in fair de-
Sales-John T Dreeian: II Stat. hogs
sl775. '0'S"S' -'O'
The sun., 1919-05-02
GENERAL MOTORS
MAY ADD TO STOCK
stockholders Will Vote on
Plan for Increase of Capital
ization to $1,OOO,OOO,O 900.

AT the annual meeting Of the directors
Oh the General Motors Corporation, held
yesterday. w. p. Chrysler was elected
rTst vice-president and II. II. Basset,
was added to the board OF director, and
executive committee and appointed gen
eral manager of the Buick division. Mr.
bassett and F. w. Hohensee. general
manager OF production of the Chevrolet
division, were elected vlce-presidents.
W. c. Durant, president of the corpo-
ration, announced that Its directors
recommended to the stockholders an
amendment to the company's charter in
creasing the authorized issues OF de-
oenturef stock to $4,000 and of COM
mon to s500,000,o00. A special meeting
OF the stockholders Of the company will
be held on June IL to pass on the pro-
posal.
Mr.. Durant stated that the company is
NOT negotiating. has not been in negotia-
ton and does not contemplate negotiat-
ing Tor the acquisition of the Ford, Max
well or other companies.
The purpose OF authorizing the in
creased capital at this time, he said was
to make provision for all future financ-
Ing. While $500. 700, 900 Of both deben-
ture and common stock arc authorized
by the proposed amendment, It Is in
tended that no stock will be issued ex-
cept as in the discretion of the directors
from time to time seems necessary prop
eriy to meet financial requirements of
the company.
The sun., 1919-05-02
FINANCIAL NOTES.

co,d coin TO the amount Of $4,000 has been
withdrawn from the Sub-rreasury for shipment
r Herbert Ware, Jr.. has been admitted to
the Arm Of Ware 4 LELAND, members Of the
New York Stock Exchange.
Sslonon Bros. 4 Hutzler have for distribution
the ninth edition Of their booklet on short term
securities. ~ ,.- ~,-.,.,-
Ia r. spublioue d Haiti--SatiOnal Bank OF Hayti
has moved to 90 Wall street
The arm Of Potter, Choate Prentice has
been dissolved by mutual consent and new
M rtnsrship under the name OF Potter Bros.
70 has been formed for the transaction Of a
General bond investment and commission bust
Pc,temin II Ettelson and william ]. Lyons
have been admitted TO partnership In the firm
on Thomas McKinnon. =,
Export Finance Corporation announces that
men . branch Of the corporations business in
Ses -Roebuck d. Co.'S sales for April
omo,nted 10 SIS, 1s3, ssi. an increase OF Hs35,
"a Total sales for the four months ended on
April 30 were 81. 5oo,975. an increase Of 1881
'-ifi.skins 4 Sells have opened crices in the
rranklin Bank building, PHILADELPHIA, under
the management Of Edmund G. Cause as resi-
oe ORLANDO H. Hartman. cashier Of the Harrt,
man National Rank. was elected ytcepresident
Of that bank at meeting ~ the directors
yestsrisy. At that meeting william A. Burke,
.ssistsnt cashier, and Hubert Y. Thomas, for
meriy Assistant National Bank Examiner for
tha New York district, were elected vice
nresidents IL. Is. Fonda, assistant cashier.
wss elected cashier, and Morton Waddell; as;
s,si.rt cashier, will assume the additional
duties ana title OF frost ofhoer'
The sun., 1919-05-02
CORN RISES AGAIN.
Closing Is Flurried and Oats and
Provisions Also Gain.

CHICAGO, May 1.-Extraordinary up
ward jumps in the corn market to-day
nearly offset all of the severe price
slashing that has taken place this week
In connection with the Federal official
campaign against the high cost OF -four.
Rural holding back of corn supplies and
complete stoppage OF -four sales by two
large milling companies gave impetus
to the new ascent of the corn market
Trading was on a big scale and there
was a fiurried close at 81 to 7&c. net
higher, with July s1.62K to S1.63k and
September. $3.50 TO s1.59S. Oats rose
l u to 2$c. and provisions Csc to $40.
CORN-The market came back yester-
day with an advance OF ga to shc. and
at the top showed gains OF about l2c.
from the, recen, low point. The local
quoted at sl.s2% and No. . white Sl.s4S,
cost and freight, New York.
OATS-The market yesterday was Arm,
closing with net gains OF y to 2Sc. on
was strong; standard quoted at sic; No,
white at Sic; No. 5 white, 1sls to so y c. (;
No. white, 7sh to 7shc.; fancy clipped
white, 81 to sac: ordinary clipped white,
79a to &c: all elevator ..,.x ", ,
Western, $3.50. cost and freight, New York.
BARLEY-Market hrm yesterday. Feed
ing. s1.2s; mailing. $l.2s, cost and freight.
BUCKWHEAr - Market dull yest.r-
HAY~Xarkst arm yesterday. No. !.
s2I0 to AIS; No. ?. .? TO s2.o6: No. ,,
sTRxw-Marks. steady yesterday. No.
! rye, SIS to 1e q ton.
CHICAGO PRICES.
The sun., 1919-05-02
COTTON STRONG AT CLOSE.
Prices at Finish show Net Gains
of 40 TO 20 Points.

There was further realizing or lqui-
dalton in the cotton market yesterday,
but in slackened volume. Offerings were
absorbed on moderate early setbackS
Rallies followed on covering and trade
buying accompanied BY reports OF an
Increased spot demand. and much OF the
recent loss was recovered. with the mar
ket closing strong at a net advance Of 40
to 10 points July contracts sold up from
26.20c. to 26,9lc and closed at $500.
against 26.25c, at the close OF Wednes-
day and 26.l0c at the low point of
Wednesday afternoon.
The market opened steady at an ad-
vance OF to 2s points In response 10
higher Liverpool cables. but eased off
shortly after the call under renewed
realizing or liquidation.
May sold at 26.65c. and October at
% Csc. with the general List showing
net advances OF 80 10 Sc points in the
late trading.
The sun., 1919-05-02
FIRST PRIVATE LINE TO COAST.
National City Bank Opens Wire to
San Francisco.

The first transcontlnental private wire
system between New York and San
Francisco to be devoted exclusively TO
tho investment banking business was
opened yesterday, the National CITY
Company obtaining wire from Dem
yer through Salt Lake City. Walla
Walla and Seattle TO San Francisco.
The extension had been planned for n
long time, but the company was I'M
able TO obtain release Of the Western
end OF the circuit during the war.
The extension brings the total Of the
company's private wire system TO more
than 10000 miles. The initial message
over tho new coast to coast service was
sent yesterday by Charles f. Mitchell.
pre- sdent OF the company.
The sun., 1919-05-02
WILL MANAGE NEW BANK.
French-Amerfcan Banking CorpO
ration Directors Announced.

The namns OF the directors OF the
French-Ame1can Banking Corporation.
the newly Incorporated alliance between
ne Compton National d'Escompte do
Paris, the National Bank Of Commerce
q. New York and the First National
Bank Of Boston. were announced yester-
cay. James S. Alexander and John II.
boyensky OF tho National Bank OF
Commerce, Harry B. Thayer OF the
Western Electric Company. Owen d.
Young OF the General Electric Company
and Daniel G. Wing and F. Abbott
.ioodhue of the First National Bank OF
Boston will represent the American in
te"ests
Trio French interests will be repre-
'ea;ed by Paul Boyer, president OF the
L'mptoir National; Maurice Sylvester,
American representative Of the Compton
national; Paul Fuller. Jr., OF New
lorN Edgar Llewellyn, manager OF the
''mptolr National. and Stanislas Simon.
managing director OF the Banque de
'INdu-ChDa, OF Paris.
The sun., 1919-05-02
PORCUPINE
MONTREAL CLOSING
CANADIAN WAR LOANS.

orally steady prices on all grades and
classes, Lambs. 50 pounds or les, s1SbS
gl9; So pounds or moro. slsals5o; cuiIs
and common, Sll.2s@ls; ewes, medium "a
OH. "''' Wow
ST. LOUIS. May l-Hog.-Rec.tp,.
1000; steady. Lights. sis.75a 20 10; pigs
tS gag: mixed and butchers 3l50,6' 10:
sS9d heavy 'so.so 1880; bulk. yiss6 a
Cattle-Rece!pts. 1900; steady. Native
beef steers 3il. 5oGls.5O: yearing steers
and heifers. Ss5o6l6; cows 1880 n
1850; stockers and feeders, si6@is; fair
TO prime Southern beef steers. loGIS.
beef cows and helfers, s7.SO1i5; Gamers
S1,T5gl5.
sheep-Receipts. 100: steady to strong
Lambs, S2Oue0 20; ewes, sisdlt5o; can
ners and choppers. 3I5Odil.
The sun., 1919-05-02
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, May IA good de-
mand was felt by cotton to-day. with
the result that the opening was at the
advance and the highest levels were
reached In the last few minutes of the
session. May traded UP TO 2733c. and
July up TO 26.3oc., the narrowest dis
counts between old crop positions in
some time. AT these levels the market
was ~ to SO points above yesterdays
close. Final prices were AZ to 60 up.
May, 27.s3c. July. 2s.2sc.; October,
24.2Sc; December, 2S,e5c.; January,
1850. Spot cotton steady and un-
changed middllng. 27.75c.
The sun., 1919-05-02
NEW JERSEY ZINC REPORT.
Total Income for First Quarter ri
1910 Is s2,s55,427.

VITA total income OF $2.s65,427, or
soou' half that OF the first quarter OF
1919 the New Jersey Zinc Company
t.ports 10! tho first three months of
1919 80 come OF s2.l70,427. or 1920
"a scare on the capital stock. It's NET
earnings were s3,603,7s6. or 5000 a
snare, FOR the first quarter of 1918.
"a the Inst quarter OF 1918 the net
income totalled S2.313.969, or 1851 a
p snare. The balance transferred to profit
ana loss surplus at the close Of March
was i770,427. against S2.2o3,796 at the
en- o! tho corresponding period OF 1918.
The sun., 1919-05-02
Live stock Market. in other Cities.

CHICAGO. May l.--Hogs-Receipts, ga
wv market opening strong. closed mostly
10 to l6e, lower; estimated to- morrow, IS
600 Bulk OF sales, 100000; heavy
weight $50. rs 92o2o; medium weight, $40
Y g2ab light weight, 1895 q 2O30; light
light ts26a s.S6; sows, sls.259lsS5;
pigs, tli.26glS.5O.
cattle-Receipts. 5000: best beef steers
steady; other beef cattle is to 25c. higher;
Feeders strong; calves 26c. higher. esti-
mated Tomorrow. 5000. Heavy beef
steers, 81 l.6o12o; light beef steers, 1880
ql7S6i butcher cows and heifers, 1850
ID; Gamers and cutters t69lO5O; veal
calves. !i2soqls,5o: stocker and feeder
Sheep--Receipts, $4,000: market steady
to l5c. higher; best dry feeced lambs
STRENGTHENING most; estimated Tomorrow
5000. Lambs, ~ lbs. down. Sl7.76Qi9s5;
50 lbs. up, tl7.Sbd 1895; culls and common
ls@i7; ewes medium and good. sl:g
1886; culis and common, t69l2.
KANSAS CITY. May i.-Hoss-Recelpts
$500; generally steady with yesterdays
ayerssei bulk Of sales. .,1S75asC IS.
,ls.s5 49, si lights ii,sO9ao; light
6.o,i6; pigs. ,i.9is.to.
dull at yesterday close on mos, classes
beef steers. 'io..seii.so; butcher COW.
and heifers sseogib25; Gamers and
cutters, 'Sassoi veal calves. .s,6o@llso;
sheep-Reeeip's. 1900: active at gen
The sun., 1919-05-02
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF Pay
., -, Record. able.
N26 ..nn..;;.,....:.... June 80 July Is
q. - ,,...........M May Z Nav 7
American Radiator Co.. q.
80 ,......,.,.........Ju 81 June an
Continental Paper Bag
Co, q. 1Is 20 ..,......,Nay May IA
Continental Paper Bag
Co., pr, u. iaTs May 8 Nav IA
Crescent Pipe Line Co. q,
7bc, ..,.,...,.........M May 22 luna Is
Detroit United Railways
Co. q, 81 .............Ma May Is June
Pittsburs Steel Co. pr q.
NIB ..n.,..:,..,..., May Is June !
Southern Pipe Line Co.,
q. S. ...,....,........M May IL June .
Deere 6 Co, pf, q, IN %. Mayl5 June 4
Troy Cotton Wool. q,
SO ..........:......A April rs May
Pacific Gas q Elec, LIST
pr q. t,5o..........Aprii 80 Nav IL
Pacific Gas Elec pr q,
S,5o April 80 May Is
The sun., 1919-05-02
EASE SWISS EXPORT BAN.
U. 3. Lifts Ration Limitation Ex
cept on Finished Munitions.

WASHINGTON, May Removal of all
ration limita tons on exports to Switx-
erland, except finished munitions of
war In accordance with similar action
recently taken with respect to exports
to the Scandinavian countries and Hol-
land was announced to-day by the War
Trade Bord.
Licenses for expectations to Switzer-
land will be issued, 1t was said, without
reference to cumulative limitations, on
receipt of application accompanied by
the number OF the import certificate,
which still is required to be issued by
the Swiss official import association.
The sun., 1919-05-02

LONDON, May 1.-The weekly state
ment OF the Bank Of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve de-
creased 100000; circulation increased
1898. 900: bullion increased t56s.435 /;
other securities increased f434 900 pub
lie deposits decreased $50 900; other
deposits increased f7.5l4,00O; notes re-
serve decreased f444,000: Government
securities increased t4,S6S.O00. The pro-
portion OF the banks reserve to liability
The sun., 1919-05-02
Exports From New York,

Wheat, 1887 bu.: barley. l52ssa
bu.; -four. 130l02 sacks -four, 1850
bhls, cornmeal, 1850 sacks; cornmeal
$3.50 bbls. oatmeal, 1894 sacks oat =
meal, $3.50 bbls. alcohol, 1868 bbls :
lard substitute, 7,s44,s22 lbs. lubricat :
ing oil, 22s.500 gals. eggs. 1905 cases !;
Ccttonseed oil, $4,000 lbs
The sun., 1919-05-02
ltNh'AhN sNHNNHss
COTTON STATISTICS.
New Liverpool Cotton Ruies.

LIVERPOOL, May I. - Commencing
on Monday. May g. trading will be AL
lowed in American cotton future con-
tracts IN any month 10 April. 1920. MAX
ing twelve months OF delivery instead OF
fve as at present The Cotton Exchange
to-day discontinued official spot cotton
values and made the fully mihdling
grade the basis OF contracts. Hereafter
Quotations will be for American and not
Texas cotton.
The sun., 1919-05-02
Paris Market.

PARIS, May 1.-The Bourse opened at
~ 40 p. II. to-day and closed ten min
utes later. There were no transactions
Three per cent. rentes. So francs 40
centimes for cash; per cent. loan'
SO francs 65 centimes.
The sun., 1919-05-02
Cotton Exchange Closes Tuesday,

The board OF managers OF the New
York Cotton Exchange yesterday voted
not to open on May s. the date of the
parade of the Seventy-seventh Division,
Members OF the New York Coffee ana
Sugar Exchange have petitioned for q
vote to make the day a holiday.
The sun., 1919-05-02
London Money Market.

'oroN, May Holiday on the Stock
lScaango today. Bar silver, 4s1s-l6d.
an ounce money, 3h per cent discount
-ate', short and three months bills. as
'e' eeAt gold premiums az Lisbon. zoe.
The sun., 1919-05-02
Elk DIVIDEND TABLE,
Bank of France Statement.

PARIS. May 1.-The weekly statement
OF the Bank of France shows the follow
ing changes Gold In hand increased
933,33+ francs; silver in hand increased
29.b53 francs notes in circulation IN
creased 21,S6l,770 francs Treasury de-
posits increased l5,2l6,700 francs gem
eral deposits increased 903.762,2S2
francs: bills discounted increased 49,
03s,62t francs; advances increased
6.021,710 francs.
The sun., 1919-05-02
PAYS $4,000 FOR SEAT.

hcnsnse Membership Sells
at New High.
Another high for the present move
Inent In prices Of Stock EXCHANGE seat.
was recorded yesterday when three
uansrers were announced at $4,000
eacn, The last preceding sale was for
The seat OF J. Upshur Moorhead, de-
.esseo, was sold to Henry A. Schatzkin,
that OF Charles A. Burbank 10 Arthur
X. Seligman, and that of John d. Probst
to w. Eldredge Tobias,
The sun., 1919-05-02

this week Is 1888 per cent. last weelS
It was 1892 per cent. Rate OF discount
s per cent.
The sun., 1919-05-02
AM. EXPRESS SELLS
ITS RAIL HOLDINGS
New List Of Owners of Stock
Of New Haven Road Shows
Important Changes.
ADAMS REDUCES BLOCK
Several Insurance Companies
Dispose Of Shares, but One
Buys Back.
Special Despotch to TIE suy.

BOSTON, May 1.-The list of stock
holders OF the New Haven road as OF
April 16 discloses several changes
among the larger shareholders Many
OF the large corporations as we'll as
Individual stockholders Of year ago.
nave liquidated a large part OF their
holdings. New names have taken their
place on the records In many instances.
Among the most important changes
are the sales shown in the statement of
holdings OF the American Express Com
pany and the Adams Express Company.
The former has sold all but e25 shares
or It's New Haven stock. The company
held 2o,S24 in 1913 and 3o.324 in 1917
ana 1916. The Adams Express Company
has reduced its block of New Haven
from 1850, which It held In 1916, 1917
and 1918, by 10000 shares to 1870
shares.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF New York has sold 5000 of It's 35.64O
shares. and the Phoenix Insurance Com
pany of Hartford has disposed of $50
OF Its former block OF 1850 shares. The
Boston Insurance Company, which in
1916 and 1917 owned 1850 shares Of
New Haven and in 1918 owned none, Is
recorded as the owner OF three shares
The State Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, which had sold all of its 1900
shares in 1913. has bought back most OF
them and Is recorded as the owner of
1890 shares.
The following table shows tho more
important holdings of New Haven as of
April IS. and those OF April !, 1918,
1917 and 1916:
The sun., 1919-05-02
CHICAGO.
BONDS.
PHILADELPHIA

5000 chi City & G SIS. ~ gu AZ gu
1000 Chi Ry ser r 5s. 20 - 20 20
1000 Comw Ed LIST IS. ss % as "a
800 Swift list 6s....... s6Ss s6S esS seS
The sun., 1919-05-02
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES.
CONTINUED from Preceding paosJ

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