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New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
NE>rEE> ELECTRIC COMPANY,
INCORPORATED
iJ5 BROADWAY
! % A'ApHD u " A
-N'W y orE. Fe hrUdry
NE STOCKHOLDERS:

TO THE SroCEHOLDERS
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
% resolution of its board of directors
L special meeting of the stockholders OF
western Electric Company. Incorporated
a New 1erN corporation. viii be held or
Ire 10th day o. March, 1920. at ten O'Clock
a A. a. the principal office OF id corpor-
St'on' No. 49, broadway. Borough OF
Aanhettan, New York City. for the pur-
Jose OF voting upon the following PROPOSE
lions
% 10 amend Article Third of its
certificate OF Incorporation SO as to
provide that the number Of shares of
capital stock that may be issued by
SAID corporation shall be 500 900 shares
al OF which snail have 40 nominal or
par value
uNl To amend and alter Article
fourth OF It's Certificate OF Incorpcra-
toa So %s 10 eliminate therefron the
PROVISIONS reiatia 10 rreferences, right
ol purchase and waiver of voting power
oi tne preferred stock, and the words
ana for such consideration" in the
AS paragraph thereof. and SO as TO
include therein provisions reserving
lie right TO create new or additional
sock either preferred or common. at
any tim
lSl To authorize reduction In the
Number Of shares which the corpora
.on may Issue from 500, 600 shares to
sse,ooo shares by the retirement and
cancellation OF all of The authorized
s'o preferred srock of the company.
CHARLES G.. DUBOIS
President.
GEORGE c. PRATT
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
FURS-Folrerinc and
Fot Adrancc at Auction SnLo

Prices bid by fur dealers for wolver
me at the eli ghth days sale of the New
York Fur Auction Sales Corporation
yesterday sent that article to a record
price OF $46 for the best skins, and a
general advance of 80 per cent over
average prices obtained at the sale last
1all. Gray fox advanced 10 per cent over
last falls figures, while white hare re-
NAMED unchanged. About 400 buyers
were present when the sale opened.
Spirited bidding prevailed in the early
hours. Skunk and nutria, staple furs,
IN which there is widespread interest,
VIII go on the block early to-day, which
VIII mark the close of the sale.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
TO HOLDERS OF
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron Co.
Second Mortgage so Bonds
1'AO' - tS z a. % AbOuNS
SINK NJ, E'I'NIl NOTICE

. IV-E,
Notice is hereby given as provided In
Article of the irdentute dated June IS
sss. securing the above bonds that scaled
oHers VIII he received up to 10 A. NJ. on
Monday. March Is. 1920, by the United
states Mortgage & Trust Co. at its ONCE.
Nc. as Cedar Street. New York. for the
at which such bonds shall be offered not
exceeding lo5% and accrued interest, OF
sufncIent or the above bonds to exhaust
sn ne sum or twenty nine Thousand. Fifty
four Dollars and thirty-one cents (s29.-
Q5S.31).
Offers shall be sealed and endorsed "Or
iers for the sale OF jefferson & Cleartield
Coal & Iron Company so Bonds TO Sink
ing II, Fund. and addressed to the TRUST
J JEFFERSON &, CTEAPE1FrD c,oAY O.
IRON COMPANY
BY GEO. II. CLuNE. Treasurer.
dated, Rochester. n. Y. February g. 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
Navy Orders

From The Tribunes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Gaetani. 1t A. L., to U. S. 8. AIbatro.s.
Harris, 1t. q. g. o. E.. to U. S. S. Fulton
Jukins, 1t. u. CD T. c.. to u. S. 8.
Whipple when commissioned
Kelley, Ems. j. N. to U. S. S. Rainbow.
Sanner, Ems. G. B., to u S. S. Minnesota.
Ihyson 1t l.: G., to navy yard, Norfolk.
Twinng, 1t. r. B.. to u. S. S. Twiags.
Frost, 1t. u. G. l.. G.. TO u. S. Naval
Forces. Eastern Mediterranean.
Herlihy. 1t. q. G) j. E, to T.. S. s. Scor-
pion.
Higgins, 1t. Comdr. NJ. E.. to U. s. s. scor-
plon.
Palmer, LII. c. J.. to Zrinyi
Peterson. 1t. o. G.) w. L., to U. S. 8.
Aroostook.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
= c. VAN CLEET. Secretary.
Dated, February le. 1920.

ne +. r Goodrich Company viii be-
held at the office CT the company, 1850
p-oadway Borough of Manhattan Cttv
ard state of New York. on wednesdays s
March 10 1920 al twelve o'clock noon. for
The purpose Il considering and acting
y,on among ether things, the following
n-opos;tions to VT.
To reorsanjze the company under
Section "a of The stock Corporation Law
50 as 10 permit the issuance of common
stock without nominal or par value. and
70 Increase the authorized capital stock Of
the company SO that instead OF its pres
ert authorized capital stock. 1t VIII have
authorized 4s+.l2e shares of the par value
Of sieo each et p-eferred stock With the
rights and preferences now provided BY
IT'S certificate Of Incorporation (of which
the amount presently outstanding will be
A.lsS shares) and 100000 shares of
value; and to approve. authorize and di-
rect the officers OF the company to make
execute. acknowledge and Aie certificate
q reorganization OF the company, pur-
which the outstanding shares are to be
exchanged ter the new shares are to be
as follows: The preferred stock will re-
main unchanged, the present con,non
fer 100000 shares of the new common
stock without nominal or par value.
e To approve the execution and is
suance by The company of 100000. 600
prAeipal amount ot Five Year Seven Per
Cent. Convertible Gold Notes. and TO ap-
prove an agreement under which such
potss are = ne issued and the issuance
herewith OF stock purchase warrants Civ
Ing to the holder Of each such warrant
tue rish. for two years from the date
thereof, - purchase one and one-uuartor
saaFes OF common stock. at the price of
$50 per share tsuhiect to reduction In
secoroaace win the provisions OF such
ag'eemeEt II The company shall issue
coHinon stock under certain conditions
for q consi leration of less than $50 per
thare) "a respect Of each 500 principal
amount OF such notes; and to authorize
the diIectors 10 confer upon the holders
9. such notes ine right to convert the
principal thereof after two years from
he date thereof. and to maturity or
tzTlisr payment. into common stock on
he basis az $50 per share tsubJect to
reduction as afOresaid} under such regu-
zions as she directors may adopt.
To author ze the directors to set
aside for and from time to time issue
TO- employees Of the company shares of
common stock. without no-alna! or par
ss.ue. iot exceeding $4,000 shares for
slah consideration and upon such terms
aat conditions as the board of directors
nay from TINE 10 timo prescribe.
l. To authorize the officers and direc-
tors to do any and all things necessary
q proper IN connection with or Incidental
70 the isfescins matters, or any OF them
Q. 10 transact such other business as
nay coine before the meeting or any ad-
lolFnmeni o. adlournments thereof
by oFder Of Inc Board of Directors
B. G.. WORK. President,
T. c. Van CLEET. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25

FROM The 7ribune's washington Burcau
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Army orders
issued to-day follow:
HonorabIy Discharged
Garretson. 1t. W. M. Med C.
G,, aongh III Capt A G.: Med G;
Corwin, I'd 1t. f.. inf.
Govington 1t G. NJ, Med. G.
Ryan, Capt D. R. inf
Rsenwiek' Capt. " R., 9: NJ c.
Doty, I'd 1t. D. E.. Air Svc
Couper, 1t. Col. w. O. NJ c.
Smith 1t. L. A.. Chem. W svc.
Chilcoe. 1t. S. S. C., Air svc
Koesler, Capt A. A. Eng
Kimbal, 1t. 6. P, inf
Price. Capt. w. r., @. M c.
Pernot, Capt r. T., Sig c.
Sweeney. Maj. II. c.. Q. M c.
Van Vie. I'd LIT. II. f., cav.
Guy. 1t. W. s., inf.
lIeddins. Capt. !. +. f.. Med ID. C.
Aleer, Mai. R. W, Q. M. c.
Ives, Maj. r. Eng
Gish. 1t D. B. Air Svc
Smith, 1t C. r., infantry
Davidson. Capt. l.. c.. infantry.
Townsend, Capt. D., Medical Corps.
Dean. I'd Lit. j. w. field artillery.
rartrldge, It. r. T., Quartermaster Corps
Ostrcm, Capt P. ". Quartermaster Corps.
Signal Corps
Iarabee, 1t Col. A. E.. to New York.
Sadtler Capt. o. K, to New York
Flood Capt j. p. to Sal. Lake
Edwards, Capt. p S, to Camp Alfred Vail
Resigned
Franklin, Capt Z. L., infantry.
Saunders. Capt. B. j. ir., air service
McFadden Chaplain E. C.
Ipfartry
O'Donnell, I'd 1t j., to Camp Holabird.
Egan. Capt G., to indianapolis, Detroit,
Cleveland Pittsburgh and Harrisburg
Maxey. I'd 1t D. r. to Takoma Park
Glass, 1t. Col. R: R., to Corvallis.
Franklin, Capt. f. L.. to Fort Sam Houston.
Leishner, Capt W. F.. to Camp Grant
Rothrock, Capt. A. D.. to Camp Funston.
Morrison, 1t. W H. H. to Camp Upton.
Green, Capt. J. O. jr., to Nogales.
Keepers. Capt. G. S, to Nogaes.
Atkins 1t Col. J. A, to Camp Benning
K lrby. I'd 1t j. L., to Camp Jesup.
Richardson. Maj. j. S. s.. to New York.
Newson, Maj H. d.. to New York.
Quartermaster Corps
Price. Capt. ". T., to Fort Logan.
Phipps Col T. II. jr.. to Charleston.
Partridge 1t. H. T., to Governors Island.
Field Artillery
Houston. Capt L. ". to Camp Hoabrd.
"A,
IInper Capt A. to Camp Holabird.
sherman. Capt Z. H., to Fort Smelling.
Carey. Lit. G. j., to Walter Reed Hospital,
Washington.
Medical Corps
Wright. Mai. F. s.. to Oteen.
Bishop. Capt. H. A, to Manila.
McGiil. Mai J. f., to Camp Funston
Harrison. Mai. f., to Fort Sill
Kinsolving. Capt. d. L.. to Oteen.
ReI6ls 1t. j. A, to Little Silver.
Air Service
Potter. I'd 1t. G. NJ, by plane from Langley
to Pope Field
Miller Col. A. to Fort Sam Houston
Miller Mai. H. J. F. to Mitchell Field.
Miscellaneous
TavIor. Cd 1t r. t.. San c.. to Camp Upton
CTouse. Capt. j. w, Vet. c.. to Camp Pike
HinckIey. Capt. X. f., Vet. c.. to Fort Myer.
Mrnson Maj F. G., Judge Advocate Gem
erals Department, TO Washington
Rowe. Capt. J. T.. c. A. c.. to Takoma Park
ives. Maj. R., Eng. TO Governors Island
Sutherland Capt. w. H, Adjutant Generals
Derarfment. to Atlanta.
O,Connel Maj D., Adjutant Generals De-
partment, to Pittsburgh to Fort Myer.
Welch, Maj. W. H.. Cav. h. Fort Riley.
cottrell, Capt J. S., to Governors Island.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
Slump in Gold
Reserves Calls for
Increase i'm Rates
But Local Institution May
Avert Further Advance in
Rediscounts by Borrowing
FromOtherR rReserve Banks

The state of reserves at the Federal
Reserve Bank of New York, as revealed
ny last Saturdays statement of condi-
ton, will not automatically bring an in
crease IN discount rates, it was said at
tne pank yesterday. According to the
normal way of calculating gold reserve
mat against outstanding notes was re-
the requirement. Although the re-
serve act provides that when such q
decline below the required reserve
takes, place discount rates must be
raised automatically, it was pointed
out that this provision would apply in
practice only when the reserves of the
whole system got down below the re-
qulred minimum. The reserve of the
system against deposits and outstanding
notes is now some per cent above the
minimum, and it was said at the Re
serve Bank here that its reserves can
De Immediately brought up to the
standard by means of rediscounting
bills at the other Reserve banks.
Regarding the proposal of the Fed
erai Reserve Board to change the re-
serve act to authorize the Reserve
banks to charge sliding scale for ad
Vances and rediscounts according to
1he extent of the borrowings of mem
per banks, it would be pointed out that
this. was designed to give the Reserve
banks another check on the credit sit
uation. They are already authorized
to refuse to discount bills of an insti-
tuition considered up to the de-
slrable limit as borrower. 1t was
pointed out in some quarters that this
rule might work hardship on the
banks which arc the largest borrowers.
NO announcement was made of an in
crease IN discount rates at the Reserve
Bank, but one is considered likely in
brokerage circles.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.ATwo amend
ments, to the Federal Reserve act de-
signed to carry out recommendation
made by the Federal Reserve Board in
IT'S annual report urging higher rates
ior excess loans as a means Of check
ing speculation were introduced to-day
by Chairman Mclean Of the Senate
Banking Committee. They were pre-
pared at the request of Governor Hard
ing of the board
One amendment would permit eouali
eaton of rediscount rates charged ma
tlonal banks and state banks or trust
companies, while the other would au-
thorize the board to establish graduated
rates OF discount ION the basis of the
amount of the rediscount accommoda-
tons by the Federal Reserve Bank to
the borrowing bank"
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
1E r. r. GOODRICH COMpINY,

rae annual meeting OF the Stockholders
Ehe B. r. Goodrich Company win ns
Pa e At the Office OF the company. i7so
Iproadwsy. Is soroush OF Manhattan. city
smS state of New York. on Wednesday.
snu ssi'r.h 10. 1890, at 1890 o'clock A Al
~ NJ the following purposes: U) eiectinx
a. q, the common stockholdcre) ak dtrec.
!s.s g. 70 hold office for the term OF three
or: so. q, amending Section l OF Article I
y The bylaws OF the company to read
"The annual meeting OF the stockho,d-
an shall be held at its ot'1ce in New
ynrk City at 80 O'Clock A. NJ. on the
,Sird Wednesday OF April In each ana
every year. hesinning in the year 1891.
K said day is not legal holiday. and
y a legal holiday then on the dsv fotS
iewing. for the election Of directors and
the transaction of such other business n
NAV properly come before the nestine "
~ transacting such other business as
NAV properly come before the meeting or
nv adjournment or adfournnents thereof
az order of the Board OF Directors
Is. g. WORK, President.
+ {. VAN CLEEF. Secretary
rsted February is. 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25

debtor:
In New York County
Altfeder, Nathan, and Elias CO.
hen (Altfeder & Cohen) M.
RicEman Observation-Disclosures. $61S.45
bernstein, bam-E. Feiner 625.15
Beardslcy Henry S.--B. Albert ct
Basch Tony and Fidelity &
Casualty Co. Of New York-Peo-
:, pie, etc. ...... s.5oo.oo
Co. Inc. ......... 1871
Co, Inc .................... 1885,
Cohen. William-D. d. LIS. 1900
Cassatto, Ralph and Fidelity &
Deposit Co. of Md-People etc 500 90
'Chaudouard Louis-E Rollat.... 422l5
Country Service Corp.-Procter g.
Gamble Distrib. Co. ........ 1864
Doremus. Selma--H. D. Burn
Eedy. Frcd'k G. - Parshelshy ''''i'
Friedman. Norris S. - Harlem -''''
Embroidery Works, Inc .... $3.50
F.. G. X. Waist Co, Inc - Z.
Gottlieb. Jacob A. NJ. Rosen-
berg ... ......,............. 2392o
Gesson, Willian--D. Kahn 49,. 1923
Gasser. Arthur-City of ~ " 160.S5
Henderson. Chas. J.-E. II. B.
Cranwell. ....... ........... 21671
Hubsch, Arthur-B Williger 27s.65
1ntrntl. Chandelier Co.-Hudson
Kd1Is Brass To%a worAs Louis naioe,an,, 1890
and Thanssio Belogianis - T.
Koufas ct Observation-Disclosures. al. 22e40
Kuhlman. Fred W-M Lindsay
5r..... .................. 1908
Kahn. Jesse E.-Remiler Corp . l6l.s4
Lauer Mfg. Co.. lnc.-S. K. Selo-
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Convertible Four Per Cent Gold Bond

Convertible Four Per Cent Gold Bonds
their terms on March /, 1920 at the office
or agency Of the Company In New York
in Boston. will Be paid in New York
by the Bankers Trust Company, ls Wall
Street.
G. D. MILNE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
COUPONS
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

Convertible Four and Ono Halt p. G. Gold Bonds
Coupons from these bonds. payable by
their terms on March l. 1920, at the of1ce
agency of the Company in New York
in Boston, will be paid In New York
by the Bankers Trust Company, Is Wall
Street
G. D. MILNE Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK of the CITY of NEW YORK

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that at a
meeting of the shareholders OF The Nor.
chants National Bank OF the City Of New
YORK, held or January 13. 1920, IL wat
determined TO takl gCch proceedings a.
may be necccsHry or convenient to or.
EaniZc this Banking Association. az an in.
corporated bank of che State of New
YorI, BY the name CT The Merchants Bank
Of the City Of New York: and also that
when this Bank snail have been organized
as an Incorporated bank of the State Of
New York proceedings be taken to merge
1t with ths President qnd Directors Of ths
Manhattan Company.
BY order of the Board OF Directors
o. Il. PAINTER, Ca.hlse.
Dated New York. January 49, 1890
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25


In New York County
Everett. Edward VI. A. Carey;
Dec. u. 1919 ................. s112.o6
Same-Same Dec. 10, 1918. 49,. 263.55
fassholz, Henry A.-B Weles;
April 6, 1918 ................. 1878
Cart Warren LA. B. Crosby;
u,. July g. 1913 ..:..:.., 266.lo
Evans. or Dunraven--Annie-F,
n. Bowling; Dec. 27. 1918. ss4.2O
Erdody. Mabel DC r. Rabell;
=, July l6, 1913. :........ :..... 141.7O
Eagle Pipe supply Co.-Pierce
=, Foundation Co.. Jan. 27. 1920. 965.71
Moses. Annette r. - Common
wealth Hotel Construction Cor
poration; Dec d. 1919. 1o2.57
Parshelsky, Isaac-City OF New
York; Aug. 2s. 1916. ....... 25s.45
De Cordive. E.-A. j. Sanville;
June 20. 1915 (reversedl 49,. 1ls.5t
New York: Aug. IS, 1916. ..... 25a.45
Falkinghan, Percivai E.-ENport
American Products Inc. Jan.
Q. 1920. 275.2o
Co. Inc; Oct. 4, 1918. 114Og.
Falllingham, Percival E.--Export
American Products. Inc. Jan
9. 1920. .,..,.'. ......... 1.o65.2o
poration--A. f. Jacobs Jan G.
1913 (reversed) d)-..,.......-.... s24.1A
In Bronx County
McManus, Marie. whelan; Oct
schwa benberg. Margapet-J. Jor- ''''
dis; March 81, 1857 1887 %
zanelli, Peter Al. Kleiman:
Oct 90. 1916. 6............... s..75
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
b usin ess N VS.

AE was fair amount Of bills outside market f ~
' paper Yesterday VIII" 'he better quoted a. huh 90 sa
per cent buvers Ios' as o
ah they of the hcr reau nave
was better Ihee
was understood have been the buver Wv ~ " BANK
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
LEATHER-WhOlesale
Shoe Business FnlDrOreS

Wholesalers in and about New York
reported an improved business yester-
day. The tendency is toward shorter
vamps, but no such models as have re-
Gently been introduced, which were of a
decided foreign adoption, will be car
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
To Stockholders Of
A

To Stockholders Of
CAPITAL POLISHING G. PLATING COM
PANY. INC.
Please take notice that a special meeting
OF stockholders of the Capital Polishing g.
Plating Co Inc. is hereby called and will
he held at the law office of Alexander Slater
277 Broadway. New York, on the 18th day Of
March, 1920 q; 3 p. NJ, for the purpose Of
voting upon the proposition that such cor
poration be forthwith dissolved in the man
ner and form prescribed by Section 221 OF
the General Corporation Law OF the State OF
New York.
New York. n Y. January 31st. 1920.
BY order of the Boa rd OF Directors.
HARRY SCHFEIBMAN, President.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
r z M NI4EEF, Secrctary
rated, February IS. 1920.
speoisl meeting of the stockholder, ot
- !, {, Csondrich Com rnar.x sS Stl l,,a h>i.a

special meeting of the stockholders OF
rhe 3. f. Goodrich Company viii be held
=; the Office OF tbs company. 1850 Broad
Sats az New York. on Monday, March 8.
is.s. a. 1850 o'clock a. AZ. for the pur-
,sss OF voting upon a proposition to re-
insisting OF 1850 shares OF preferred
s,eck OF tho par value OF 500 each ana
ssn 600 shares OF common stock OF the
nsr value Of 500 each. to sIoS.4i2. to
,onsiss OF 4s4 go shares OF preferred stock
a. the par value OF 500 each and 6oo. 900
.hsres Of common stock of the par value
ot 500 each.
Ey order OF the Board OF Directors.
4. c. WORK. President,
= {. VAN CLEEF Secretary.
Dated February le 1890
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
BUYERS COMING

Merchandise Corpora
ton; Charles ID. Daum, dolls. infants
hannelette bathrobes kimonos ivory
goods brassferes. sweaters. silk under
wear, novelties of all kinds: Pennsyi-
vania. Is expected from February 26 to
March g.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
the MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK OF the CITY of NEW YORK

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that at q
meeting OF the shareholders af The Msr.
York. held on January 13, 1870. 1t Was
voted that the aid Bank go into liQuida.
ton and be cio3el and dissolved.
All holders of : otes and other creditors
Of said Esnkins Association hereby
notihed to present seah notes and oths:
claims against the Association for pay
ment at its Banking House. Number -
Wall Street. New Yo-k City. until Tebru-
AIRY IS. 1920. and thereafter to it's l!Qui.
dating agent, the President end Directors
Of the Manhattan Company. at Number ~
Wal! Street. New York city.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
o. e. PAINTER, Cashier.
Dated New York. January 13. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
To Holders OF
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Tom porar5 Three Year 6 Per Cent Gold Notes
Due October |, 1922

On and after February %. 1920 Tenn
porary Notes of the above issue NAV he
presented to the Corporate Trust Depart
Ment OF Bankers Trust Company at Is
w an street, New York City, for the pur-
pose or exchange for Permanent Eugrayed
Notes of this issue. Temporary Notes viii
be received between the hours of 10 and
- = a. ~, and the Permanent Engraved
Tor between the hours Of 10 A. NJ ana
+. NJ OF the day following the presen,a
ton OF the temporary notes
b1NNhEi'S, TRt ST COMPANY. Trustee
~. I. WILSON. JIl. Vice. President
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
NEW YORK TRANSIT COMPANY,
18 Broadway, New York.


A dividend of four dollars per share has
been declared on the capital stock Of this
company payable April 10th, 1920, TO
stoc fsnoIders of record at the close OF
business March 22nd. 1920
A4 communications regarding payment
or Caange of address should be sent 10
the Undersigned not later than April Sth,
GEORGE cHEsEBRO'. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
OFFICE OF
lockwood, GREENE & CO., MANAGERS

Common Stock
The quarterly dividend Of 2Ts ts1 per
share) upon the common stock or lnterna-
tional Cotton Mills has been declared pay
able March /. 1920, at the offiee of tho
transfer agents. the Old Colony Trust Com.
pany, Boston. Mass. TO all stockholders OF
record at close of business Feb. 16 1920.
INTERNATIONAL COTTON MILLS.
ALLAN Is. GREENOCGH, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
Andrew J. Mccormack, Auctioneer
DUN Petroleum Corpn. Stock
at Auction

ADRIAN n MULLER e. son will sol,
al auction on WEDNESDAY, MARCH Sd.
1S2o' at 1914 O'Clock. at the Exchange
Sa!esroom, Nos Ii and Is Vesey Street
For Account of Whom 1t May Concern.
2,ooo shs. Dun Petroleum CORPORATION.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25

New York. JanuHfy zyth, IS3V.
The Beard of Directors Of this Company
has this day declared Il. dividend of fve
per cent (5sS) on it's preferred stock pay
able one and one quarter per cent UA%)
quarterly, the first quarterly dividend to
be paid March 18th. 1920. To Stockholders
Of record March 1st, 1920
B. F.. HAUGHTON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
yro~. Notice of Annual Meeting of
.VNAkD MILLER COMPANY INC

Irox notice of Annual Meeting of
~ vsNakD MILLER COMPANY, INC.
a,.,ae Annual Meeting Of the Leonard
81 u Company. Inc. will be held on the
,hs uay or March. 1920. at two O'Clock In
dor "'.lernoon. at the office OF the Corpora
Nsr,hNo 40. 10 Whitehall street. Borough OF
.or sa.an, City and State OF New York.
sne purpose OF electing Board OF
sIso,g,tors, two Directors to servo at all
iur us'oas us OF Stockhoid .rs during tho ensu-
the ssear and receiving and acting .pon
me sIport OF the officers, and for transact
srv e.i Al snch other business as may prop
.auihe before tho meeting.
In I've IS also given that at this meet
liz, 'nere VIII be voted upon the PROPOSE
tn,s ~ increasing tho Capital Stock OF
ars company from Fifty Thousand Dol
iars 70 one HUNDRED Fifty thousand Dol
President, LEONARD MILLER.
n. Secretary, OLGA r.. MILLER
February "a, 1920.
asiNE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Tbs aal Meeting of the Stockholders of
elec, american Tobacco Company. and an
al I'm ,hon Tor Directors thereof. viii be held
son,,,se ONCE OF the Company. at No. rs
slsusss omery Street. Jersey City. N. j.. at
dav o clock In the forenoon OF Wednes-
IT, assch 10th, 1920.
ler ~ referred and Common Stock trans
h,h ''vSs US We're closed at noon. February
vtlc.Li is1o. and will be reopened at 10
SA ~ a NJ. March 10th. 1920.
SdARLES r. NEILEy, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
OFFICE OF
LOCKWOOD GREENE s CO, MANAGERS


-PREFERKED STOCK
The quarterly dividend Of X 20 upon the
preferred stock OF the International Cotton
Mills has been declared payable March /.
1890 at the office Of the transfer agents. the
Old Colony Trust Company Boston. Mass. to
all stockholders OF record at the close OF
business Feb. 16, 1920.
INTERNATIONAL COTTON MILLS.
ALLAN y. GREENOUGH. Treasurer.