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&c Cash a Word

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tons 10 cents q word when cash IL
paid in advance at the Business once,
11th street, and Pennsylvenia avenue
NV:
Wanted Help.
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Wanted Miscellaneous
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lords Or less .,s;.. Rates Il sSre one times:
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tional lines Of words each In Same
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out nrst arranging at The Star ONCE to
open an account.
For the convenience Of patrons cash
Advertisements may BE- left at any one
q the branch omce9 listed pe""'
NORTHWEST
End and Mass. Ave-. Hygeian Ph.rTscy;
3rd and Indiana Ave-, Butler q flelo
III and b., cri,ven Pharmacy;
tn and K sts.. GoldenberE's CRIME
Oh and q st. Moaui..'s Pharmacy.
18th and p sts., Day Pharmacy.
18th and Florida Ave-, Pearson fnsf'
macy.
slst and 9 sts.. ouigley Pharmacy;
2Sth and Pennsylvania Ave. her0s'
Helmead and oas Places. Holnssd
Pharmacy.
1901 I st., Morse Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST
Forth Capitol and Ego sts.. KeneaH
18th and East Capitol sts.. Lincoln
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST
Sth and Eye Sts., weller's Pharmacy.
18th and Pa. Ave. Fealey's Pharmacy.
18th and Pa. Ave-, Smyser's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN
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esth and r sts, Pride's Pharmacy.
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WANTED-HELp.
MATE-C0nfinueA.

ANY young man taking q course in wireless
! should first select the very best radio schooi
| instruction and gives each student individuai
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7514. 10
ARE YOU mechanically inclined? Learn
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plane business. Big pay. Wonderful ornor'u.
mites. Learn by Sweeney system, PRACTICAL
Instruction. in weeks. Army school now open
to you. Same instructors. equipment and
methods used in training 5000 soldier l1cchan-
les for government. Write for big free cars
school department 9e7. Sweeney bldg. Kansas
City. Mo.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICs-six frst-class
men; good wages: good shop: good hours only
first-class men need apply. Mr.. Z. B. Semmes.
Semmes Motor Co. s13 G st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS. two. nrst-class:
steady work good pay: Apply at Service sta
ton Franklin kneip Motor Car Co.. 1924 l4th
NV.
AUTO MECHANICS wanted; do not apply
less you are an Al man. The Luttrell Co.
l214 y. II. ave. NV.
AUTOMOBILE mechanics;
several first class. Apply 1887
18th st. NV
BARRIER at 1902 srd st. Apply after pm.
3D1 = 81. NV u.s.
BLACKSMITH. Apply Mr.. Bayliss. I'd and B
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: permanent posi-
ROY. t. white. for general work around
ROY. white. to work around the store. Apply
to 1l9 H st. NV.
BOY, aged IS. to learn hardware business
bring references. 615 It'll NV. .o'
Roy wanted. IS. to work around grocery.
2OoI list ST. NV
BOY, white; good wages to start. Apply rs
14th st. NV. basement
BOY over 16 in dry goods store;
good pay to start; chance quick
promotion. Burch's Dry Goods
Store. SO6-8OS H st. ne. 2O*
ROY in electrical store: opportunity for ad-
vancement. sos 9th st. NV.
BOYS and young men, with without bicy-
cies. can SIS to S25 weekly; also school
boys. 81 weekly: permanent position. Apply
~ 18th st. NV.
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WANTEO-HEIS.
FEMALE-C0mtaHue1

TEACHER. typewIitine. experienced. Mt once:
night school. Call tonight. Stewards Business
College. 1902 st. NV.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS wanted. Gall IN
person Telephone School, 1913 n. Y. ave.
TEN COLORED GIRLS. to work in paper fac
tory. 4Ss Virginia ave. a.w.
TYPIST-Accuracy preferred to speed: pleas
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tunity to learn business methods and receive
quick promotion: start work $50 mornings:
light duties and OF when you get through
At what salary would you accept this open
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TYPIST-wanted, settled lrst-class
typist for all or part time: good pay
for one who can do good work; per
manent position
Fidelity Storage Company, :
1870 st. NV.
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FOUND.

AIREDALE, female. found. Apply Washington
Animal Rescue League. $40 Md. ave. sw
ONE POCKETBOOK containing money and
rosary: one kodak. Apply ready to identity to
Mr.. Kittel, president. Capitol Ta1icab Co.
1928 st. NV North c483.
P. 3. o. STAR PIN-Name on back. Nellie
Amich. Col. $500.
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5O-LABORERS-5O
At Bradley Hills. Md. The Stone-Tex Corpo-
ration 23s
so IAABORERS wanted for street r.; long
job. Apply 81 Mo. NV, c. L. Fowler 1s'
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YOUNG LADY wanted; capa-
Bile of cashiering and who has
knowledge of typewriting; ref
erence required. Apply before
10 am. Bertram Cohn Co., G
at 18th SITS.
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u JANtTRESS. experienced. wishes an apartment
{" care for; assisted by Address Jan
| itresS. osu1 TIA. n
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PLACE for days work ss7 W ST. NV.
PLACE as chanhrrmsid and assist with lauu-
dry: Ia away 1872 Belmont -. NV. car.
iHnitnr,
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DR.. Evans, l347 L NV. FIR. Isl.

SUFFERERS from stomach and nerve troubles VIII
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WANTED-HELp.
SALES MEN.

CAPABLE MEN, with selling ability and fair
education, on our proposition make $40 per
week up: city and to travel; permanent: re-
liable house: experience not essential. Call
Room Ill. McGin bldg. q ST. near 9th NV
lee
CAN OFFER o live real estate salesman
free Office accommodations and 90 per cent Of
the gross proceeds from all Washington bust
ness; confidential. Address Box 2D2-M Star
Office.
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MATTRESSES wanted. experienced and with
good appearance. De Soto Restaurant. 1904 q
At. NV. 49,
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PLACE in small family TO DO homework good
reliable rolored woman, no Sunday work. 1926
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UNIVERSAL press operators,
shirt fnishers, hand ironers and
mangle hands; short hours; best
wages in city. Apply at once,
Arcade Laundry, Arcade bldg,
Idth and Park road.
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YOUNG LADY office assistant: familiar with
/! typewriter; SIS per week; permanent. 1917
Eve at. NV. 19s
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LApf's or rentleman's wash. 1914 y. II.
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sTENOGRAPHER and typist, capable, By large
commercial house. Address Box 64-A, Star
office.
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YOUNG LADY-Food checker: experience not
necessary. American Cafeteria, $40 9th st.
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LN'NpHh Ry the day and 10 take home
Call 1917 Y. Il Az Nv
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MORNING and evening work nv colored WON
an. 1919 Vermont ave. lss
NEAT colored girl wishes half time. from
am. until nm. lll3 BIRD 81 NV
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| YOUNG LADY to sell lunches from to 80.
| Earl Jordan, 314 ne. Call between and
| 4 ~
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MATTRESSES Experienced !;
white. Garden Tea House, o26
Mcpherson place, corner 18th
and K SITS NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DAYS WORN. Ivy neat reliable colored girl: uv
q or . hours day: no Sunday work. so u
st. NV.
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a LAUNDRY 10 take home. by reliable colcrrd
4 woman. 1925 9Th st NV
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. MORNING WORK No Washing 1915 cor.
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GIRL colored. wants place as houseworker p,
| the day. 1915 Soth 81 nv
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LArNpRESS wants work nv day. reference.
Slu NJ 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-22
COURT UPHoLDs N. Y. G. R. R.
Amrms Dismissal of venner suit
Against Road.

The Court of Appeals has handed
down n decision unanimously affirming,
without opinion and with costs. the
Judgment Diminishing the complaint on
the merits in the action brought by Clar-
ence II. Venner against the New York
Central Railroad Company and other
companies constituting the New York
Central lines.
The purpose OF the action was to pre-
vent or undo the consolidation OF the
New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company with the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railway Com
pany. which was accomplished in De-
cember, 1914. The plaintiff Venner also
sought, in case his effort to undo the
consolidation was unsuccessful. to de-
stroy the unity Of control Of all the rail-
roads of the Vanderbilt system and at
tackled not only the Harlem Railroad
lease made In 1879, the West Shore lease
made in 1885. the Michigan Central con-
troll obtained In 1873, the Nickel Plate
control obtained in 1882, but that of the
Big Four. the Lake Erie and' Western,
the Toledo and Ohio Central and other
lines.
His contention briefly stated was that
the unity of control OF those lines VIC
lated the Sherman act and the antitrust
and anti-monopoly statutes of the six
States through which the railroads OF
the New York Central Railroad Com
pany extend
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-22
SYNDICATE BUYS
A NEW YORK BANK
The International, a $1,000
900 Institution, Taken Over
by New Interests.

The 100000 capital stocls/of the IN
ternationai Bank. a $1,000. 900 institu-
ton in IL Battery place, changed hands
yesterday and 1t is understood that the
bank will come eventually under tho
sway OF the American 1nternationl Cor
poration. While no immediate alteration.
of the financial structure is expected, II
Is understood that the banks capital will
be increased and one OF more branches
established.
A syndicate, headed by james c. Col
gate and Edward w. Harden Of the firm
of James Il. Colgate & Co., purchased
the capital stock OF the International
Bank from the International Banking
Corporation, a part Of the National City
Bank. As the local bank was formed
TO care for domestic banking needs of
the foreign branches Of the International
Banking Corpor alton, and as its useful
ness ceased when the National City
Bank acquired control OF the corpora
ton. the sale OF the International Bank
stock caused no surprise in banking
circles. In connection with the deal the
following statement was issued yester-
day:
THE capital stock OF the Internat ional
Bank has been sold by the International
Banking Corporation to n syndicate
headed by James C. Colgate and Edward
w. Harden of the firm Of James B. Col
gate Co. Sumner Ballard. president
OF the International Insurance Com
pany David Rumsey OF tbe law firm Of
Rumaey & Morgan. Frederick T. Fisher.
secretary and treasureT of the Corn
Products Refining Company. and John
A. Forster. president OF the North River
Insurance Company. are interested in
this purchase and with friends have
taken over substantial amount of
stock.
"a special meeting OF the stockholders
has been called for April /. at which II
Is expected the number Of directors will
be increased from seven to twelve.
While the new board has not been
definitely decided or 1t Is expected these
will be named as directors James c.
Colgate, Edward w. Harden, John A.
Forster. Frederick #. Fisher George NJ.
Moffett. David Rumsey. Sumner BAL
lard. Isaac f. Chapman, William a.
Kies and Albert Waycott. Mr.. Harden
and Mr.. Kies, vice-president OF the
American International Corporation. who
Is in South America, are the only mem
bers OF the present board to continue
their interest in the bank. James G.
Colgate Will probably be elected presi-
dent to serve temporarily, and William
Reed. who has been the vice-president
in charge Of the bank for the last three
years. will continue IN that capacity.
The International Bank was organ
lied several years ago 20 care for the
local banking needs Of the International
Banking Corporation II has capital
Of 100000 and surplus and undivided
profits OF $225.000. Its deposits are ap-
proximately $1,000, 900. il has paid
dividends on the stock ut the rate Of 6
per cent for several wears"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-22
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market yesterday, opened
irregular, , points higher 20 points
lower with moderate business trans
acted on the call. Later IN the day a
special cable from Santos reported a
decline OF IS 10 1875 reis in futures there,
enc this induced some local hammering
and the market had a quick decline to
1875 for December and 1896 for July,
closing at the low point, or IS to 10
points net lower. Santos 4s and 5s sold
at nc, steamer shipment. London
credits. The local spot market was dull
and prices nominaliy unchanged. but
coffee now afloat TO arrive was being
offered at lower than spot prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-22
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Reduction in prices on steel products
with no reduction in steel wages, and
announcements that Director-Cieneral
Hines would pay Immediately $40 000.-
900 TO the roads, and that the War
Finance Board would issue 5000. 900, 900
In short term notes for funds for the
Use of the roads. gave the bears such
shock that when the Consolidated Stock
Exchange opened all issues were in de-
mand. Steel started Mt sc. advanced TO
sS, sold back below 81 and then moved
up again on trading In enormous vol
ume. The total sales of that stock for
the day were about 40 per cent. OF the
sales OF all other issues. In the last
houi the market had another upward
movement and Steel crossed 90, and some
Issues made new marks for the day,
OILERS for the year and many for all
times. Even fractions were firm. The
close was strong and active. Gains
rahged from ! TO 6 points
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-22
EXCHANGE CLOSED MARCH Is.
New York stock and other Boards
to Honor Soldiers.

Tho board OF governors OF the New
York stock Exchange at a special meet
ing held yesterday afternoon decided to
close the exchange on Tuesday OF next
week. the day on which the city will
extend her official welcome 10 the SOL
diers OF the Twenty seventh Division.
There was considerable discussion
prior to the meeting yesterday as to
Just what action the governors should
take. 1t was pointed out that the banks
would be open for business as usual, ow-
ing to the fact that the day hns not
been declared n legal holiday. and the
Stock Exchange usually In averse to
being closed when tho banks are open.
1t was argued that the present tro-
mendous market in Liberty ponds would
90 inconvenienced seriously by the clos
ing. On the other hand, It was argued
that Tor the, first time n parade OF Amer
lean troops, just returned from foreign
soil. would be held. and in such an ex-
ceptional case the governors decided that
they could scarcely do anything but
order the exchange closed for the day.
The Cotton. Coffee, Consolidated and
Produce exchanges and the curb Market
also will be closed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-22
TO THE HOLDERS OF
AMERICAN TUBE 6 STAMPING COMPANY
First Mortgage $50 sO-Year Gold bond

DATED OCTOBER lgT 1909
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT IN ac-
cordance with the First Mortgage or Deed
OF Trust of THE AMERICAN TUBE
STAMPING COMPANY TO Colonial Trust
Company. now THE EQUITABLE TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK, as Trustee.
dated october LIST. 1909. the following bonds.
Nos. !. -. 1Si. 22S. @s5, $40 534, b8b, 10.
773. have this day. February 25th, 1919. at
Company OF New York, been designated
for redemption ut 1880 and accrued inter
est on the first day Of April, 1919, upon
presentation and the surrender thereof,
with al unpaid coupons, to said Trustee.
Interest on the above bonds Will cease on
April LIST. 1919
THE EQTITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Trustee,
BY J Y ROBBlSS. Assistant secretary,
COMPANY.
ny J. V. " DENSpERS. President
JOSEPH +. SAVAGE
I hereby certify thai the above bonds
were drawn az stated
WITNESS my hand and sea! this 2bth
day Of February, 1919.
CHARLES u HOWARD
Notary public New York County No etA.
Registers Ofico No, 1926. Term
expires March 90, 1870
In accordance with the above certificate,
the UndersiRred vii. redeem tho abova
numbered bonds At i0I and accrued inter-
ost 10 April LIST 1913, ul and after that
hafN when presented with all unpaid cOu-.
pors a. IT, ONCE. 40. o. Wall Street, New
MI: EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
nv LYMAN NHOAuES, Vice President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-22
INDEPENDENT oils
FEATURE THE CURB
Activity in Industrial Trading
Increases as Session
Nears Close.

Strength and renewed activity In the
Independent oils featured the curb mar
ket yesterday. Two stocks IN particu-
lar stood out prominently, both selling
several points higher. Merritt OIL sold
for more than 30, the highest In more
than year, and Sinclair Gulf crossed
30. a new high, each stock SHOWING
gain OF more than two points compared
with the previous closing. Rights to
subscribe to the new Merritt stock were
dealt in on a large scale and advanced
more than q point.
Standard Oil OF California was strong
and Midwest Refining advanced three
points. Among the lower priced shares
Rangeburnett and Omar were firm. The
latter was in good demand. There were
some inquiries for Southwestern Pro
ducing and Refining. which will be In
troduced to the list to-day.
Industrial trading took on more
activity as the session drew toward the
close. General Asphalt was in active
demand in the afternoon. rising more
than two points, and Swift International
closed with II gain of more than one
point. The rubber stocks were firm
with an improvement of about point
in Intercontinental Rubber. Pearson
Coal sold to new high.
There were several issues In the min
Ing list which displayed renewed
activity. all the Tonopah issues showing
strength. Mcnamara sold near its
recent high level In the afternoon on a
large turnover. Golden Gate was
steady.
1nterboro Rapid Transit Is fell to
new low on small transactions and
Italian Government Ave year notes fell
about IL points in the late trading be-
cause of the announcement Withdrawing
support OF the market for lire.
Total sale and range of prices follows!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-22
PRODUCE MARKET.

H.; 6s@Ss'ar.; extras, SO score 81. a
@'2e; hrsts IS TO 81 score esG eSc..
extras !!a1lic.; extras, ToG7oHc.;
s hsT,s ,s7hass,,c. sec9Eds eagSsc state
ontsc common 20 fair 4sd5Sc,;
renovated, extras, 6sdEstqc.; Hrsts, SEA
52hc; lower grades. 45af5Oc.: Imitation
make. hrsts, a. gtSc.; seconds, 44's a zoe. ,
lover grades t2piAe packing stock
s ST. I'm MAKE ever no. grades 49, ss tiG No.
CHEEsE-state. Who'll" mix, fresh
sS+c; average run, coiored, 3SnS3tc.;
while' So. aasrc.; lower grades y q
average run, 81. a sac: lower grades 81
dSlnc.; mas. held. 35ds7c.; twins. held,
80 gs7c. Wisconsin. whole milk twins
daisies, held s5dssc.; fresh. s2ussac.;
double daisies, held, asa SIC, fresh 39n
49, s2.:S x y9s9s AmeE Sci; ~ FOAM
good. isai7c,. lower grades, 5digc.
EGGS-F'resh gathered, extras, dozen,
tral and southerly sections, 3ak 4Alc.;
seconds. IS a a 3sNc; dirtles, No. !: asa
good I" choice, dry, 7d3Sc,: under grades,
a5 n $50, state, Pennsylvania and nearby
Western, heunrry whites huc TO fancy,
TI7c.; ordinary to prime, 42T+Sc.;
ga hered whites ordinary to nne, a. d4Sc. /;
paclao coast whites; extras, 47s ordinary
TO nne, AZ n i6c.s Western and Southern,
gathered whites, ~ q i5c.; state, Pennsyl-
vnnia and nearby henrery browns. 45c /;
gathered brown and mixed colors, 81 y IL
sc; duck eggs. nearby Indian runner,
fancy stTsEc.: Baltimore, sc; Western
and prime, Southern, 5SpG2c.; southern.
common to fair. 46f52c.
PROVISIONS Pork Hrm; mess. So;
family. $53m So; short clear, li9n 80, Reef
Arm mess s55d3 &c; family, s4l \ a.
packet S3S 3s; extra India mess, 364a
80 Hogs steady; bacoos use; lio lbs,
20 iIc.; pigs, 2illc. Bellies hrm; picked
clear, 1919 lbs, soc; dry sa!ted, clear
1870 lhs. sic. Gr.as"s steady; yellow,
~, HSc,: house. ~ TSAc, Picked hams
nrm; regular. 1912 lbs, ?9lac; skinned,
10 20 lbs, SOC, Tallow Hrm, city speclsl
loose $40. Lard barely steady; m'tid'e
West $3.50 a $500 city lard quiet;
quoted, 2sHgsLc.! refined lard steady;
continent. $50. South America, $50 -;
Brazil kegs. ,s1l5; compound steady
quoted, 2sH?4hc. stearine steady; city
suGAR--Cut loaf, 1850; crushed
lo,s5c.; mould A. sSoc.; cubes, size;
NNAX powdered, 500; powdered, 9.ISc. (;
fine granulated and diamcnd 4, &C., con-
fsctioners A, $500; No. l. S.S5c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-22
st. Louis San Francisco Railway Company

Under the terms Of Its Adjustment
Mortgage, St L"uis-San Frapcisco Rail
way Company viii, ON April lst, 1919, pay
10 the holders OF It's Adjustment NortgbEc
SIX per cent gold bonds, Seml-GuEusl
!nstallment of interest Of zee being the TIT
terest for the pix months ended December
y, 1918, AT III. maximum ra;e carried by
The Adjustment Bonds
Payment Of such interest will be made
at the office OF the Company. Room
1880, leO broadway, New York. on pre-
scntltinn and surrender OF the proper cou-
pons Tor such interest. aud appropriate
ownership certificate.
Dated, New York. March 22nd, 1919
ST LOCIS-SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
by C. ". HILLARD. Treasurer