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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
WILL A2DN0RE HAVE 4 BOOTLEGGERS PED0LE {
CHANCE OF SECURING HOT STUFF NOW THAT
|IHE METHODIST SCHOOL? BAN IS ON WHISKY


0N'''''o"'' City' Jan. ST. EiNhcp
Edwin ID. Mouzon OF Dallas, chair
|man Of the Education,l Co,,r,i...,,,,.
,,.. t,.y, ,.,l w.. ,,,,.,.
'''''
''''''S o' l'' M' =. 'hurch, south
has called meeting or the commis
sion Tor March 3, to b.. hcld i'm Okla
Iona City 1t is probable that at
mis- needing The commission will se.
l'rt ne town or city i'm or near whica
jo b. established the million and
i-2ii dollar college provided for by
wo conferences In their l1et an
sessions.
I'M commission. of which the Rev.
"a l. Morsan Of Oklahoma rit}
secretary has word that probably
ar i do@en towns and cities Of the
|sUuc VIII be bidders for the instiir-
ION. 1t probably viii be- awarded
F. thal Whlch offers the best induce.
|"'hts'
rye college, IS to he OF the Class
II 'arlt'y' granting y. u. ANA l.. 3.
'stctS, and Is to be affiliated WITH
''''.'.''~ '.'ii' t'lNa vi
'ali'S' Nr. Morgan expects that ass
|nuch as S'oNOoe viii bn ohtaIne
rom The general e'ucl,ion board of
he church and that what is needed
'r' 'n"t amount and that amount 10
pc gwen UN the community that gets
he college VIII he raised from among
n" Co,oeo members Of the NJ. Z.
Churvl, south, in oklahoma.
Aicmbcrahip on the Educational
commission IS held 10y DR.. J.. :. Gar-
go1 OF Iuisi, the Rev. John Aber
naihy Of OImulgec, Judge ORLANDO
F"a1 oI Okmulgee and II. c. Ear
lard' representing the East Oklahoma
conference and the Rev. Il. Il. l..
Morgan Of Oklahoma City the Rev.
T. W sims of ChicEasha, Judge -.
NJ robinson OF Altus and Dr. 4. y.
to"cl Of Davis, representing the
West Oklahoma Conference.
Mr.. Morgan. secretary TO the com
mission, is educational secretary oi
he Two conferences, position he
resigned the passionate of the Broad /
way Methodist church Of Arunorc a .
.ew weeks ago u accept, lie IS de- .
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01

for the sole purpose of ratifying the
federal woman suffrage amendment,
shall request permission to he heard
in opposition" said Mr., Freezing.
The Muskogee convention referred
to is the democratic state convention
to be held at Muskogee February 5.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
DID II EVER HAPPEN TO NOu?
Contrihuted

Last niIh. as V was preparing for
q date with wen-l,nown lady Of
Ardmoro, lc was Interrupted by his
sistc.. who asked the question, "Why
don't You stop going with her and
quiet down? You are not ready to
get married yet"
She lad 40 more than said this
When The phone rams. and
"tlello. 80 he is not here
Ils sister answered that ii was the
wrong party.
Y hoped it was the wrong party.
Thinking no more OF it hc went to
changc his clothes, but his cIothts
were not there, someone had hid them.
G'hs caused a discussion, between
the brother and sister.
Later his sister phoned to his
swcetie's home and had an Interest
inS" conversation with her, which
Y says was a failure, as per usual.
Ardmoreto WANT ADS bring vat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01

It may also transform a beautiful,
sweet.tempercd woman into one who is
cross, nervous and irritable. ! have
strongly emphasized the great necessity
OF physicians making blood examinations
Of their weak, anaemic. rundown pa
tents Thousands Of persons 30 on year
after year suffering from physical weak
ness and highly nervous condition due
TO lack of sufficient iron III their red
blood corpuscles without ever realizing the
real and true cause of their trouble. With
out iron in your blood your food merely
passes through the body something like
corn through an old mill with rollers 60
wide apart tha, the mill can't grind
For Want Of iron you may be an old
man at Thirty, dull OF intellect, poor in
memory nervous irri'ahe ri ld % and a. al ,, run az
iron in your blood you may sill be young
in feeling, full oi life your whole being
brimming over with vim snd energy"
The accompanying article Of DR.. Sui
tiyan shouId be carefully read by every
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01

partly filled with the juice in his
pock,J.
lie stated that he purchased the
same from some bootlegeor whom he
did not know, which is why the chief
and Nj. men arc cnttinG busy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
Practical Advice on How to Help Build Up
Great Strength, Energy and Endurance.

fHHfH'n
use OF NuNated lroi
a tonic. strength
blood builder by {
three million people
nually, DR., ia
lrancis Sullivan,
merly physician
Bellevue Hospital q
door Dept.), New !
and The West.
chester County
Hospital, said:
'Laek Of iron in
the blood not
only makes a 1
man i physical 4
and IN entail E
weakling, ner- VI
vous, irri'aple. D
easily fatigued, (
but Il utterly \
robs him OF that Y
virile force. that
sta m i n a and
strength OF will
which are SO nee
rssary TO success
and power in ev-
cry walk Of life.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01

Ardmoreito WANT ADS bring vat
you want.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Zig sron Market Active
Companies Buy
,t0.O1O Tons at Cleveland

-tc1lVitT n the iron and steel trade
. ''r'Ag the last week has been in pig
on T.ther than in steel. according to
ne Iron Age which states thar in
'te Cleveland district 100000 tons have
tsen sold 70 foundries connected with
.a'omoblle companies. Efforts to in
crease production IL the rolling mills
&te beng seriously retarded by a
EIGHT car shortage.
ne first definite locomotive inquiries
10. the year, according to this rubica-
'.on, include 100 for the Union Pacific.
fo~i y-live for the Great Northern and
forty for the Missouri, Kansas &.
ieNas 1t Is stated that practically all
the steel required for shipbul1irs in
is2O has already beea placed. Among
the spectacular purchases OF the week
'Tas the placing by the Ford Motor
Company Of IN order for $4,000
nuts among a number Of maoufactur-
ers- Cori~cnt;ns OF the Eoncral -
ua'ion IN the industry. The Iron Trade
Review says:
"With no abatement OF the active
huy!ng demand iron and s'oel prices
are responding with nov advances
tivo lnGeHendsHt Mills no" have is
sued rev cards representing an ad-
vance Of s per ton on Tgsc.cnsn, steel
plpc and Sl0 on oil field gods lror
nlpe makers have made similar I'd
vance n latter classification. Makere
continue TO obtain virtually any price
they quote o. steel bars, plates, shoe S
ana certain other lines for definite de
livery"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Would Substitute
Tax ON Sales for
Levy on Profits
Otto ii. Kahn Says the Pres
cnt Surtaxes Are Menace
10 Both the Foreign and
Domestic Trade

Abolition of the excess profits tax
and substitution therefor OF tax of
per cent on all purchases exceeding
50, to be paid by the purchaser, was
advocated by Otto II. Kahn, of the bank
ing firm of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., in an
address yesterday in Newark before
the Association Of Credit Men. Mr.
Kahn declared that while he had beer
strongly in favor of the war profit
and clumsy hand on all successful
business activity. He blamed its op-
Grafton in large measure for the
high cost Of living, industrial and
economic dislocation and discomfort.
II always favored progressive in
come tax" said Mr.. Kahn, land would
not advocate any scheme of taxation
which would spare wealth. The upper
sc;ls Of our surtaXes is, however, SO
purpose by driving capital into exempt
securities The result is that our IN
Nestment has largel, ceased 10 func-
iion. which fact Is II considerable part
responsible for our present strained
..pney and credit position and is a
menace both to our domestic and for
gn trade
Mr.. Kahn expressed the opinion that
TIE only hope FOR the necessary tinanc-
NAte capital and that unless the present
sultaxes we're removed private capital
e"2id no. provide the funds lie char
.'''er' ed a g delusion the current be-
.ls. that the mere ratification Of the
is.ace trea.v b. the United States
'sculd set in melton free f1ow Of
nlsrlcan credits to Europe.
Discussing his scheme for tax
e.. PURCHASES, the New York banA,r de.
arcd that It had been employed sue
ees fully during the Civil War and es-
t'Mated that such tax voul, nro-
free from $4,000 600 ,0G0 to : 600 900
90 Z year, according to whether it was
ep2liad to Wholesale transactions AS
~eii as retail purchases. In the event
vas applied only to the latter. he
.a'f. graduated scale should be nut
i.lto effect ranging from | per cent or
a-Al' purchases to perhaps 10 per cent
a.. ler~c ones.
sir. Kahn said he believed trat the
soptoN % . tax on al! purchase ahcvs
d yield 20 laroe q revenu, thu
'Foald he found feasible to abolish
+, .r,'9Setler 0ta the ta~ On incomes - to
ZOO simultaneously with drastic
ltUuctlon OF the surraXes
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Urges Invasion
Of Foreign Fields
BY u. S. Industry
Banker Favors Formation of
Subsidiary Companies for
Manufacture Of American
Goods I'm Other Countries

&dontion Of the so-ca!led Storm nian
Ter projecting America into a world
buSlness partnership was urged by B.
IA. Marcus. vice president Of the Banl;
OF the United States, yesterday in :.
letter to the United States Chamber
OF commerce. The pian includes the
formation OF subsidiary companies of
Ar. erican manufacturing concerns for
tho m-'rfacture Of their products in
foreign countries.
in recommending the plan, Mr.. Mar
cue suggested d conference Of banke
to DC held Immediately for the solution
OF tie disorders now affecting the in
tcrnat.onGi exchange of merchandise
He ai5o has suggested tine plan to the
cornnittce on foreign trade of the
American Economic Association es an
alternative to the formation Of invest
nent trusts 20 purchase foreign securi-
ties
A cure must be produced" he said
"for the difficulties that attend Amer
.ccr exporting.
Il. is vital to our own industrial
prosperity that we help reastablish
economic order IN Europe But how :.
Inc problem is Z financial one. The
govcrnmcnt has done al! it can to
fnance foreign trade-it is too big
81 undertaking for the banks alone.
Jp tnelt funds in longtime credits
iot longtime credits must be ex
,enacd.
wonder if your committee on for
e,ea trede is aware of novel plan
".rcady initiated by George l.. Storm
clroc'or Of several large CORPORATIONS.
to tasc nc world into partnership and
thvs assist the war-st ricNen countries?
ms plan is now being followed
cu' IN connection with the sale abroad
o. d"liar safety ra1ors. As / under
stand u, the parent corporation has
organized sn export company in this
country which vii have the use of it's
patents and trademarks throughout the
Norld. Tins American export company
~ forming new subsidiaries in the
urTer countries for the manufacture
ma sale of these products. Each sub
s'clary is managed and partially
haance by men Of it's own country.
l. Europe can 90 to work, the for
o.&n exchange situation VIII gradually
DUE post 'vcly improve. The advantage
- Z, the American manufacturer lies in
t"e elimination of trademark piracy.
removing the uncertainty of in.orn;.,
tlonal tariff rcadjustmcnts and in the
4act That the fore lgner is placed in !;
stronger position to buy from US those
things which he cannot, even with on
help, make himself.
1T occurs to nc that some such
Plan as this is step in the direction
o1 solving our foreign trade problem
In broad sense Of the word, we mus;
take the world into partnership. and
with this object in view suggest that
Your organization appoint committee
or call a conference Of bankers ana
exporters to study this plan LOOKING
toward the general adoption of some
such progress It should properly be
brought before the coming world Grade
conference"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Detroit Edison Earned S9.o3
A Share on G.anitas in 1919

For tAe year ended December 81,
1919, the Detroit Edison Company re-
turned i surplus after charges ard
'axes cf Se.556, 49, equivalent to s9.93
a share earned Oh the S25,7l2.7OO capi-
tai stock. which compares with s2,394.
~s or $s.Sl a share earned in the pre-
cediae yea.
Gross revenue last ycar amounted 70
s45,ies29i, ar Increase Of $a.696. .Ss4
oTer MS After expenses, ETC.. had
nsen taken care o., net was st.e7S.9lS
ba!anoc applicable for dividends was
Sc,7'",'@s. an Increase Of sls2.5i2 over
snc yer before. Holders % the stock
sns'cd Ss'05S.53l in dividend disburso-
me;i's, leaving L Sl9S ,2oi surplus.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Financial Items

The Eanil OF British West Africa ha
opened branch Office ct Rabat, Morocco
r. The United states Mortgage ana Trus
.,'"npaHy Has nean appointed registrar O
me capital stock Of the Indiana ana mn
nois Coal Corporation
The Bank cf Montreal has acquired :us
stantia interest In tho Colonial Ban,
wh'ca Is owned and coutroi.ed by 15ar-
ciay's Bank OF London. and wh!ch opera, :.
extensively throuSncu, the West Ju6,...
according 70 an announcement made ,.e,-
terday. -
Frank NJ. Rohn has been elected assis.
al',. aht hecrctary OF tho Italian Discount ana
I.ust Company.
Gordon Destsr has been elected = direct
CO.. or ot 'hc East Ccaat Fisheries Product.
Robert G. Taylor. formerly associated
"ila talse;, stuart {, Co, has become a
Hliat"d with y. =. Chambers (: CO.
John y. i'ostsr and Frederick r. Fisie-
maNH oecn elected directors of IT, Tidellt,
,ll irusl Company. sndrew II. Mars was
,iected n vice- -Dreaid"nt and seccretarr ane
H. r. MattnN was elected Wee president
Arthur t. flc Kenna was appointed an as
sisfant secretary
n.,,,,,s,. n,e Anglo ,'s south American Bank an
at Bradford. Yorkshire. Easlant
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
ircrre du Pont Elected
Guaranty Trust Director

lranec du Pont, of Wilmington. Del.
was elected a director Oh ;hc Guaranty
irust Company. of New York. at Tho
annnnl meeting of the board OF directors
hrld stcrday. All officers Of the com
phhy were reelected. At the annual
meeting Of the stockholders the retiring
DIRECTORS of the company we're reelected
Inc Italian Discount and Trust Com
pa9y Yesterday announced the appoint
mcnt Of Frank NJ. Rohn a. assistant Soc
rotary Mr.. Rohn was formerly con
mcc'cN with the noreign department Of
The Guaranty Try9 Company.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Toronto
Financial Items

The Issue OF $4,000 600 81. pa- cen.
IA N bones. dated February !, recently
au,h9rlIsd ,h 1Ts for fotat!on In this country b.
Will be offered TO The public at $3.50 an;
accrued interest The conversion privilege
"hercin bondholders rlay Is paid. 1T ne
'NT'ty' either In dollars or in lirt. at fhe
rae OF seven to the dollar, at the holders
option, has already occasoned much r. :
S".ahi ,n,1 his comment nmons Italian ana Amer
bonds Will be Issued during thc carly p,rr
Of February. ''' D.
lrenee du Pont has been elected = III.
,retoT OF the Guaranty Trust Company OF
A,P.. ksy Ca. ca,n.nask ana nussell v wOrsthll
OF 1he New York Tcust Colnpany.
:. Il r. Peabody has purchased the Ncw
torN ccnoe ana Sugar Exchange member,
mp OF G, r. clochc,tc for $500. N in
crease or Sl0v over the .'.st prrvious sale
Harold =. Thorna has been e.,.iod =
COMPANY. succrcdirg Horace White. other
retiring OFFICERS wcr" rc-eloctoG
=. Tho Advance candy Manufacturing
.om ''ny Is offering Il $500 Gao Issue Of :
per .snt ., eumuiai've rrcforrcd stock at
par sioo and 80 900 shares OF co,,,r,"n
stoc'' a, no par va!uc.
- hiasei. 5.!nnicutt Il 60. and Cassatt G.
60. announce tnnt the $50 900 shares Of
Lincoln Motor Company stock orarcd ,,.
them Yesterday have been .old anf s,,t
scrpti"n books ciosed Applications vore
oNeriIg w. "'o'>
Tho E1uitable Trust C'onarany .r .lo,v
'orn mas hfcn appointed transfer urnn;
|' 'nc s''oN OF the Southern Pnoaphatn
, s ',r"Ss s"i"s OF the keystone Trio and
-. n"hnrr I'D, Company Tor 1919 amounted To-
1e,,s'''ooo' compared with 96.l7e.o00 In
Lazaid Tr"res ts offering Il; s47 a shcr.
,v'uoo American shares OF The De Bc.rs
,"n S"'nnt"d Minrs, Jtd. Iheao nnarcn
AZ" 20 J." !sAucd under i dcpoalt uur,,
Neh' Win tho Ccr'rnl Onion Trust cam.
r"nS ~ mo rnte or hve for oarh two do
Win the ;rust company ''''''
Major 'harl"r l.. Byron hos ros,o,n.,
from tho government acrsic. /, ,c,s,'' "",
a,'s,, n"s'"'",eh " with A. Hicks Lnvrei,cc 10
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
SvHMANINE noNT NOKrnxArloN

n I"iMl- NhnuaT dIvl7Hnd OF My cents rer
share has thus day bccn declared on the
outstanding CaNitnl stock of Submarine
boat Corporation, payable February 7,h
i'tn. to stool holders Of record at tho close
"' business on January 3lai. 1870
Ns the Voting Trust hns been dl,aolvcd
Nol'"'s of Voting Trust Certificates must
exchange anme for stoci, at Iiaulsers Trust
."m2'ny. ~ W III s'r""t. New York city.
III ORDER To rer"iN" above Dividend
New York. january g. !9an
HENRY Il. CARSD. President.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
More Investment Trusts

Besides the $2O,000,000 investnlco
trust under process of organization
several others are in the maS;ng, ac.
cording to information obtained IL
banking quarters. 1t is understood
that Paul Warburg is active in The
whose capital may run from $50 OOC,-
600 to $50 900 900.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
ELECTIONS,
FULTON TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
149 BROADWAY

At the Annual Meeting of the Stoclhold
ers Of this Company held on the .,st day
of January, 1879 the following gentlemen
were una aimously elected Trustees OF the
Cor pany for the term ending January,
Charles {. Nur : John u. Poabodv.
Henry {. Swords, levis Spencer Morris
Robert toeiet, Arthur l.. Wcol1"s,
tnaIi@i Scribncr, Stanley \ Sweet
and for the torn ending January. 1922:
Archibald l.. T. Isscll,
and the following gentlemen as Inspectors
of Election for 19ci:
:, yboid r. Lawrence Percy r. Ivre
r. Aanton dc Pcystcr.
ARTHUR J MORRIS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
A Correction,

Through crror in the advertiseme ent
OF Funston Bros. & Co., international
Eur Exchange, Inc. Public Auction Tu,
Sales. s., Louis. U. S. A., that k.n in
yesterdays Tribune, there was listed
for sale $1,000 Russian poney. This
should have been listed 5000 Russia,
pOnev
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Business Hens

Upon completion Of the new Textile
@n!l1'ins which will be erected during the
p'"s'nt Year on ine last side of Fifth
Avenue between Ihirtieth and Thirty first
sirests, the Taylor Friedman Company.
manufacturers oF silk ribbons viii oc-
cupy 10000 feet in tho second lott. The
new Quart"rs Will give the company ap-
pioXiinat"ly three times the t'oor space they
occupy at present at 43a Four; h Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK Of 81 : CITY Of NEW YORK

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that It =
meeting or The shareholders Of The Aeg.
chants National Banh OF the City OF New
York. held ON January is. lys1. II was
determined TO TAX. sum proceedings 40
Naay be necessary or convenient 10 or
Ean;ze MS l.anl.iar Association 4 in
colpOroted ban. OF snc state OF New
oth b. tAe name u. The Merchants Bank
OF the CitS Of New York. and also mat
wher this Banh sAAli have been o,saniacl
ss an Incorporated hank Of the state Of
Ncw York proceedings be taken to merge
K wltn the lresiaent snd Directors OF tns
Nanhattan Company.
BY ordc.' O! the Board u DIRECTORS
u. f. PAYNyEK, Cashier.
Dated New Nrrk January -. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
MEETINGS
THE ATLANTIC COAST STEAMSHIP co
NOTll,E 4Ir Y NJ. Ail,,n.L.I -.

of February 9TH 1890
Notice * hereby giVcn that the Annual
Meeting OF the stockholders OF The Al
iartlc toaat Steamship Company Will be
he'd at the Office OF tn Company IN the
MilI9 building 3N WaN SjreAt New YORK
y Y. ON Thursday. the san day ui Feb
rnnry. lH"o. ut Il O'clock noon for the
election OF Directors. and for the transar-
'ion Of sucil other business az may prun.
orly come before aaid meeting.
+. G.. SIMMONS, secrc;arv
Dated at New York. \. Y. Ianuar.
End, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22

said dehentures VIII he redeemed at the
h'VrVsaii rt'ce. ON presentations and sur
gender thereof with AN unpaid couoons NJ
.ached. Oh n,rl after tn. 1rst ,av OF
February 1920, at the ofiaoo Of J. Spencer
turner Company, h6 Worth Street
borough of Mnnhattan CITY OF New Yorl,
'>"ll cchcni urea Will cease to draw interest
on the hrst day nf February. lrs0
u. Sl ENt ftl TURNER COMPANY
: Il. n. Morris. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
~ }. SPENCER TURNER COMPANY

>.-'''' 90 49, VA CIV i'-VtHtNfS~.
Notice II hereby slvnn tAat sev.nt y-cfs III
.'S) s'N tt) per cent dohsn,urcs o. J.
Nr@rcer Turner Company, bearing the fol -
owing nun'b"rs, h"vc hrcn drawn for re
lelM NtloN AT par md aNcrAnA iui.rea.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Markets i'm Other Cities


Sales. Open. ll;yh. Low. Last
,.!: s$1 s':; e s''* 4 4; t. :! ( 4 4 4
"a Monf VA Ward I' . "a g se' H. 4 4 4
1000 Nat Leather... II II 1G% 15-a
500 Orpheu:i, CIR. 81 81 50 3H j..
llo Guak oats pf.. 95 asa 9s 9sis
81 REQ Motor.... 27 27 2S,t 27
,sS ssaw hasS Roc !!54 35S Is sj54
rs stewart Mffx. 50 IS IS 4S 24g a.
1879 stew Warner. 4a,a Is ~ ls
go tS9 SHSi swift & Co.. ...1sott ~ 1901 nj
% IhoMpson 49,. as aSis 4S 4Sig
24S" 90 I, Tn Carbide 74H ~ . =
soc w am .,...... ~ 1895 43 43
.o " ilsoA pf f.... SO aS oS es
=" ~ Mestern .eg.. c3% .37. 23% 23sa
Bonds
iSSs DO = ''ssi!" 1lo 11o 1S 11S 11S 11S
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Soo Pack Mot cr'.. 2s7, 2c1s e. ssa. 50.
Philadelphia
Z Z A4,@gss Al, 3:ss ln' vs. "a s4 -. 81
. h1' N Tys S,2'Ss ps = 's% 4 g g az e e
&c Cambria IRON. sa,s 1913 ss,, So
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i<oystcns vcl.. = y = Z =
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= l"hlEu va. AZ t.y. Aoh
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73ls IN Nat Bk ws.l35 "a 115 l4I
$50 Fhla + r.. 271. ~, .57s ~,
- rhis Traction cos so's coz sSis 60
% % :"i'sa 'sIs 'in % y J.s: ~ "a Is, "a
SO. Tn Gas Imp. 81 s5 81. 5ls.
ses" "a seo '' s. "a "a 50 sss s. g., % so .o .o;
s"SS 5"So Nraniny y, n g as 0n7s SO 195s so
2ao' Tn Ry inN 5s. 74t 74,s 74,a 74ia
Pittsburgh.
Is AN An, Ti Hl'"s s~a g. ''% ~ u !, 4 AZ -,
So Am H-cw q M.I?5 rs d rs las .: =
TSsS 40 na4nsaat na,* Gas ,,~n 5sN .."%,.s 1sa a.
1ss 3, r-.:". :: + 'Sya:'.. 4 !. :: x: &
80 y" l"E .'n'sp - - > *fis .; X
1900 Kay t'ntJ Gas
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$50 .ia.and r.clg ia 80 57@ Il
40 Mira Us I;est 81 :, :. rs
1t, Onto Hucl Sup 20 ID 4az4 aa7a
$50 Nklaho Cas-. 40 - aal aai
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90 90 nl ...... iai. 1S4 15i. IS.
90 Pi,ts ~ 'ilass..fo5 le7 I6o lG7
go r sido East O. e.. Ga o. -.
60 Stdrd San hifg.aoo 200 200 200
Toronto
y Aaanac .... s Nag Cro Cn ~ ~
~ ias = . New"ay II 10 '-l6
ital>ny -. Ftrsn Lake 20 e
t>'r Con &c 50 'Porc C.',rNa2 20
'hb~s Frid..,0 10 Pore Ii.4prl..
rown Esv..Ai 4; Pore Tsfil.
DIN I1xtsa...30 % iprs;r J, r.
I'm !1akc.io 20 lTk hughes %
~ NtnrN .TnalsrlrE 81, %
IA y raves i'rnrm krs;.. 10
ss.o'nnser.. > y Vacuum C.. q !.
Jteo!a Is 20 West DONE %
Mcintyre ia4
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
FINANCIAL
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Three and 0ne-Hail Per Cent
Rcrigags aonds

Notice IS hereby given that. pursuant to
the provision OF Article Nine OF the mort
gage' dated August J, 1899, from this Com
OF New York. Trustee, this Company has
SCI apart out OF tie net income derived by 1t
rom tho lines OF railroad therein mort sa ;,ed
'he sum Of twenty-five ,ho4snnd cellars,
and that boads issued und.r SAID nortga ge
VIII he redeemed ther"'vith Bids are hereby
invited Ter tlr surrender Of such bonds al
prices 10 ha nared hy the bidders t. tho
eIno1At of So. % u in the Si...ing Fund
Srch bids should be prosecuted 20 this Com
rany az its otlee. lo5 Broadway. City ti
Ncw York. or before ;,aich l. 1925. at
i%elNe o'cl~{s noon, and should be endorsed
Bids for Surrender Of Centra, Pacific Kali
Douds.'
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
BY WM. +. HE!RlN, President
Dated January I. 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-01-22
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

Bid. Asked.
Atlantic T.obos Oil Co... COM. Is Sd
Atlantic Lohos Oil p:l ..... 100 14o
EosNen x 60: .........-...... H's
Houston Oil CO, Ltd t........ 1o5 1s,
Hlngnolia Petroleum Co... 4lO 40
Merritt Oil Corpora,ion.... 20 -
Midwest Refining Co. 1s4 1876
National Fue, {. Gas Co... ll5 lI5
Northwest Oil Co........... 35 40
Pierce on .......-...... g.: ps
Producers Refining Co. az a.,
Sapulpa Refining Co.......... So