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New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Rush for Rubber Footwear
Bad v Gather Enables Reta;ler.
to Clean Out Stocks

Old-fashioned winters had nothing
on the present season and New Yor.
in keeping with other cities IN -.
East, IS blanketed under foot a,s
one-l1alf OF snow. Never in tho To-.
twenty years has the condition Of -.
streets in the city been worse. wiz
snow heaped in the cutters and spread
six or seven inches deep on the cross.
walks. As consequence, shoe re.
tailers who even last week had hnt
little rubber footwear in stock foi
lowing the first real storm are cor
pletely cleaned out Of rub0ers snd
arctics. Prices on these goods renal
steady. despite this enormous deman5
An unexpected feature in the trade !.
the demand for ice-creepers. This is -
device that can be attached 10 the
heel of asshoe. swung out in position
when not needed and 6ack when Tho
pavements are slippery. Only one or
TWO Of the local dealers carry the de-.
vices and their stocks are nearly do.
pleted
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Directors of General Electric
Company to Vote on Bond Issue

Directors Of the General Electric
Company are scheduled to meet in Bos-
ton to-day, and it Is expected they will
authorize an issue Of $4,000 900 de
benture per cent twenty-year bonds
1t Is understood that j p. Morgan &
Co. are forming d syndicate to under
write the issue and have sent out tele-
grams TO prospectiSe participants.
General Electric has an issue of Sl5,-
nou'o0o three year per cent notes
falling due July next. 1t is under
stood that the funds to he derived from
the new issue viii be used TO retire
the notes.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Financial Items

Zee. HEginson * Go. are ofYerinr
81 600 Worumbo Manufacturing Com
pany per cent cumulative preferred
dend, The company has manufactured
wooiens since 1864 and its sales at presen,
are at the rate OF So soc 600 ii year. The
present financing will add about 80 per
cent to the com pany's manufacturing
capacity
New York Trust Company has been APP
xsSinted registrar OF the capital stock Of
The Century Oil Com pany.
Freeman X Go. Offering at 100 and
interest TO yield per cent. $685.. 600
Marine Equipment Trust per cent gold
bonds OF the International Products
Steafashp Company. dated January j..
1t2n, and maturing s52 600 semi annually
ssNh January aud July. from 1921 to 1926.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Double Liability Factor

0uestion-For some time past | have been
reading the questions and answers in the
Investment information columns of The
Tribune and notice that you never recon-
mend for investment the stocks of banks
ana trust companies. hold three shares
of Guaranty Trust Company of New York
stock purchased at s400 a share This pays
20 per cent the par value or 5 per cent
on my Investment. IL it not considered US
safe an investment the preferred stocks
frequently recommended by you? The price
paid for this amounts to one-half of all
possess and will appreciate your reply
+. f.. l..
Answer-Bank and trust company
stocks no doubt offer. at times, con-
siderable in the way of investment op-
portunities. We have not suggested
them for many reasons. In the first
place, they do not, as a rule, yield a
very good income. Most inquiries re-
ceivcd by US ask for at laest 6 per
cent per annum. In the second place,
the market IN these issues is not broad
the demand and supply being fur
nishcd generally by one class of in
vestor. the well-to-do man. And last.
but by no means least, there is a dou-
pie liability attached to the owner
ship of such securities. In the event
OF " failure the stockholder is liable
ior an assessment equal to the
Ps'i value Vi MS StOck. TO be sure
there are fewer bank failures than
ever, yet this feature must be con-
sldered. Most inquiries come from
people of small means Under those
circumstances We do not think it ad-
vls"ble to suggest such investments
to them. We might add that there are
but two banks in this city wher.
there is no double liability the Ma
Nonul Bank Of Commerce. and the
American Exchange National Bank.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
anadian and British Bonds

Question Being somewhat unfamiliar with
iorelfn ;ilalrs. can you inform me why She
n't'd Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland
10 per cent secured loan Of 1921 has not
l." Investment rating Of the Canadian gov
crnn,cnt 81 per cent loan of the same ma
,urity. and could Great Britain suffer d
breakdown in credit without also involving
he Dominion ?-H. I.
Answer-There would appear to be
several reasons for the great differ
cnce between the prices of United
Kingdom bonds and Canadian bonds,
both due in 1921. Canada is nearer to
US. Her exchange in this country has
not fallen nearly so far as that of
Great Britain There are far more
United Kingdom bonds outstanding
can there are Canadian bonds, thus
creating larger market supply. Stcr-
ing exchange has fallen to such low
figure that unless there is a substantial
recovery before the United Kingdom
bonds are due there is the possibility
Of Great Britain being forced to pay
off a large amount Of dollar bonds
while exchange is away below normal.
At present. were these bonds due, it
would cost Great Britain 2S per cent
in excess Of the principal amount In
order TO regulate this Great Brita IN
could. Of course, export gold Should
Great Britain suffer breakdown in
credit it probably would affect Canada.
1t would affect US, too. We believe
Canada is economically an independent
country. She has had her own cur
rcncy systems, her own laws, and does
her own financing, and we doubt that
Canada would also necessarily suffer a
breakdown in credit. She would in all
probability go TO the aid of the mother
country, as she did without hesitation
in 1914
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

NOTICE is HEREBY given that a special
meeting of the stockholders of Nordenholt
and Maria, Inc, will be held at the Office OF
said corporation at No. 81 New Street Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, CITY of New York. on
the 9Th day of February. 1890, at 2 O'Clock
r. NJ, for the purpose of voting upon a prop
osition TO change the name of the corporation
from Nordenholt and Maria inc to Norden-
holt CorpN ION
Dated, New York. January 26th. 1870
FRED q. NORDENHOlT
President.
HERMAN :. NORDENHOLr. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Commodities
Cotton

The market was less active after the big
break OF "Wednesday and an early de-
cline followed by rallies There was hea Wy
selling at the start. mostly overnight
orders probably brouht in ny margin
calls. but the offerings soon t.per-d of.
suggesting that Speculative liquidation had
prettH we'll rum its course the decline
Of the previous day. This lid t. consid-
"rahe covering. while there may hav" been
some fresh buying on the stcadi"r luling
OF sterling exchange rates, or The apparent
absence of selling pressure from the South
MAY advanced from 3l.S5c. the early low
level. 10 32.3Sc and closed at 80 25c with
the general list closing firm at a net ad-
vance of from 10 to 20 points. lriv"ate
ca bies received from Liverpool ,lade denied
" ednesday's rumors that Englalil would
stop me importation OF cotton. t'u said that
Che basis was too high for buying in the
south AZ present. 1t is estimated that the
stock of cotton now held in England or a atlaat
for that country would be sufficient Ia
keep the British mills running for about
thre" months. but nothing more definite
was reported with reference to the rumo re-
of shipment back to this country. and
local trade interests are not Inclined TO look
for such movement on any important
scale.
rho market opened easy at unchanged
prices to a decline Of 10 points and sold
about so 70 s. points net lower during
IN" M start. hu' became an active buyer at
the decline. presumably 10 take profits on
9ld straddle accounts at TN >lier az
f"rences 0etSveen the Two markets. Ac-
cordiug I" local traders. this difference
was not wide enough TO cover the costs OF
laying cotton down in Liverpool at the
preValllng exchange rates. and some
thought the buying here might reflect ex-
pectatons oil a partial recovery in sterling
The Steadier ruling OF the rate reported
nero during the greater part Of he da.
may have encouraged such views. bat the
undertone of the market showed CON
siderable nervousness, particularly during
the mid afternoon, when there were reac-
tons on talk of high call money rates
and an unsettled tone in the stock market
The best prices of the day made III he
late trading. however. with July showing
a recovery of about a cent u pound from
the low level of Wednesday.
The local spot market was quiet and o.
points higher at 27.S0. for mid Hing. No
sales were reported.
The range of nrices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
CIothiers isuv Goods SLOWLY

manufacturers Of men'~ high grade
clothing aye buying their fabrics for
Iall use on a most conservative basis.
Some sellers of these fine fabrics have
been allottng fall goods to their trade
Tor several weeks. The pressure of
demand for such cloths. according TO
some sellers, is less apparently than it
vas year ago. Buyers say they would
rather find themselves short Of ma
terial in The middle OF the manufac-
turing season than overstocked In
most cases, however, sellers say that
Production will be extremely limited
and that the curtailed demand is suffi-
Gent to fill their order books with
contracts tor all the cloth their mills
can produce for the next few months.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Raw Silk Imports Increase

F'fty-iive per cent more raw silk
was imported into America from Japan
during the period beginning July l,
1919. and January 81, 1920. than was
imported in the corresponding period
of the previous year.
A cable from Japan received by H
l.. Gwalter & Co., raw silk dealers,
placed the exports of Japanese raw
slh to the United States for the seven
months Just closed at 10000 bales
The amount exported to this country
Tor the seven month period ending
January 81, 1919. totaled only slightly
more than l16 ono bales
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK Of The CITY NEW YORK

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at .
meeting OF the share holders of The Mef-
ehants National Bank of the CITY OF New
YORK held on January I3. 1920. II was
voted that the aid Bank GO into liQuids.
tlon and be closed and dissolved.
All holders OF not-s and other creditors
OF SAID Banking Association are hereby
noti1ed 70 present such notes and Other
claims against the Association for pay
ment at IFS Banking fIouae. Number a..
Wall street. New Yo-k city until Febru
sry p. lS2o. and thereafter 10 its liQu-
eating agent the President and Directors
OF the Manhattan Company. at Number ~
Nal street New York CITY
BY order OF the Board uf Directors.
o. Z. PAINTER, Cashier
Dated New YORK. January 10, 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Cincinnati Bond Offering

\ syndicate composed of Harris,
Forbes X Co. Remick, Hodges & Co..
the National City Company and Easta-
brook 4 Co. of New York, and HAY
den, Miller & Co., of Cleveland, are of
fering S1,250,o00 City of Cincinnati
municipal per cent bonds, due Janu-
AIRY .. 1867. optional January ., l942.
at 1c2.e9 and interest, yielding $50
per cent
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06

W1LHELMINA yITELLI
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Not "Milked" by Stockholders

Queston-A near relative inherited 200
shares of preferred stock in New York State
Railways in 1914, which il approximately
one-hird Of her capital, and was advised at
the time to put them in safe deposit box
AS a permanent investment. She now tells
me that she has not received dividend
since the middle Of 1918 and communica
jion Of any kind from the company. Ny
brokers tell me that though the stock is
listed the New York Stock Exchange they
can get no information bearing on its value
and no price offered. The statistics show
that capital stock outstanding is So S62 800
per cent cumulative preferred, sl9. 952 400
common. and that dividends of from 3 to
per cent were paid on the common stock
each year from 1910 to 1918. furthermore
that an average percentage earned" on
outstanding preferred stock for 'ten years
100" 10 1918 inclusive. was 29.9S per cent
Il appears that the directors showed
small consideration for the obligation 10
preference shareholders. Was the company
'miked" by the common stockholders? How
copy Of the last balance sheet be
cured and when it issued ?-E. NJ. S.
Answer-The New York State Rail
ways Company, of which the New York
Central Railroad Company owns $13,-
604 300 of the $19.O52 400 common
over 1918. For the quarter ended June
30. 1919. there was net income o.
S67, ,456, equal to IA per cent on the
preferred stock, against a deficit of
1893 Tor the corresponding quarter
of 1918. The former is at the annual
rate of per cent The company has
been in the position Of most other
traction companies. Increased oper-
ating costs without corresponding in
crease in rates have caused the situa-
tion. There appears to be no indica-
tion OF the company having been
milked by the common stockholders.
1t simply ceased paying dividends
because it was not earning them. The
last balance sheet was published as of
March 81, 1919. The company should
be glad to send you a copy. Address
267 State Street, Rochester, n. Y.-J
+. Hamilton, president
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
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 Mer-
chants National Bank # the City of New
iork, held on January IS, 1920, II wat
determined u take such proceedings az
may De necessary or convenient to or
ganize this Banking Association as an In
corporated ban OF Che stat OF New
York by the name e The Merchants BanA
OK the City Of New York and also that
"hen this Bank stall have beeu org anzed
as An incorporated bank Of tn. State OF
New York proceedings be taken TO merge
4 with the President and Directors Of the
Manhattan Company
By order Of the Board a. Directors
.. l.. PAINTER, Cashier
Dated New York, January i3. 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Markets in Other Cities
Philadelphia

zoo do pf....... 95 y 9542 a5'. 95l4
l1uo REQ Mot car. - - 24's - =.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Crude Oil Again Advanced

= PifTSBURGH Feb. >. Pennsylvania
crude oil was advanced % cents bar
rel to 500 by the principal agencies
before the opening of the market here
to-day. Other grsdes We're unchanged
rms is the third advance within two
months, ana. according to authorities
was due to increased demands upon the
available supply.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Sugar and Coffee
prices ago
Sugar Grarulated per lb lQi6 9

Current Year
prices ago
Sugar. srarulated per lb l5@ls
Coffee. Rio No. :, per ID b....14i. 15iA
Coffee, Santos No 4. per ID 2ls4
Sogar~-rhe raw sugar market yesterday
was more active and sales amounted TO
$4,000 to $4,000 bags of Porto Ricos in
Guiding d limited quantity in port and first
half February shipment. by name and
steamer to the American at 12.75c. C. /.
delivered, basis 96 test. There were in
creased offerings OF cubas estimated at
from 100000 to 10000 bags. first ha II
February shipment. al l2C, cost and
freight, possibly $4,000 bags Cubas,
second half February shipment. at lis.
cost and freight.
Coffee Futures-The market opened atun-
changed prices to advance Of 10 points
There was d good deal of covering after
the big break of the previous day and
some demand from prominent trade houses
as we'll as buying attributed to fresh out
SIDE speculative interests and prices easily
worked upward, at one time March selling
at 1850, May a 14.25c and July at 1A SOC,
or 40 to 40 points above initial figures The
market was sensitive to orders either way
and profit taking occasionally sent prices
downward 10 to 20 points, onl yto advance
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Keystone SOlether COrDoration

Question Kindly advise me at your
earnest convenience as to what you think of
an investment IN the stock OF the Keystone
Soletner Corporation. L. d. +
Answer We do not consider that
stock of the Keystone Solether Corpo-
ration can be regarded as an invest
ment, since the company is still in The
prospective stage, having yet to dem
onstrate that its earning ability JUS
tiiles the amount of issued capital.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest to
investors WiU be ams,Oered IN this
column, in which casc only initials
soill be used. Others wiU be an
sWsred by mail. Addresr all in-
Quiries, tnclosing stdmpod, ad-
dressed envelope to Financial Editor,
The Tribune, I54 Nassau Strest. Ne,u
York Citv.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Notice Of Annual Meeting of
NrrED STATES CREDIT COKPORATJO,

Thc annual meeting OF thu stockholders
or TINS Company viii be held on the 10th
day of February. 1870 at u o'clock noon
AZ the office of the Company, No West.
Tenth Street, Wilmington. Delaware. for
lhe purpose or electng Board OF Direct
ors, and FOR the transaction Of such otbs,
business as may properly come before the
meeting. go
IN accordance WITH the laws Of the State
az loela ware, no stock be voted on
Wnlch has been transferred on the books
the Company within twenty days next
preceding this election
JOHN l. ROBERTSON. Secretary
Dated. January 20, 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Pennsylvania Powers Year

Total revenue of sl.s23 ,O6s was shown
N the Pennsylvania Water and Power
Company's annual report for the year
ended December 81, 1919, which. after
making provision for interest charges
and taxes, leaves net revenue Of
- oo,avo' compared with gross revenue
10. % WIN OF *l,'oo,9oo and net of $751;
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06

net higher for the day. ''h'f
The early official cables from s,..,
were relatively stescy, but a late snaetHi
from Santos reported Decline in SSis'
futures Of - TO 125 reis Ns's
The range Of prices follows.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
TO THE THE, ,sTocKHoLDERs OF vlrELLr &

NUMPANT, mo. "
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE tina, mee,inr
=, 5n me 81 stock holders OF Eiteni g. Cosnpanv
ms. m VIII be held at the ONCE Of the corno.
sseon. - On At ~ Nassau Street in the Boroush
o, OK. Manhattan. am City Of New York on ths
~ I'm ,s usS or February, 1920. at + NJ, for
1ne m. asreemcnt entered into bv the Board %,
directors =. OF his Corporation with the RoaS
OF DIRECTORS OF -. Viteli g. Son Inc sor go
.onsolida,ion Of Vitelli & Compan, Inc s'
win M /. Viteili Son Inc, and the terms
anu a, eonolt'ons OF consolida ations and sueh
other business in relation tn. .reto rs n,av
come before said meeting 90 '''@'
DSted New York. January 27th. 1920
pEH ~ OEDER OF THE BOARD OF Dl
WILHELMINA yITELLI.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

.,, I5ld. Aslxe
- .,an.T pos ~! 90. com 30 90
~ - N~ 'i"n.'' '-opoS enl or .....--- ll5 140
Houston OIL Co. Ltd ...... 81 ~
Magnolia Petroleum. Co 4a0 4ao
~, J. ''' ~ NorPoration ls& le
~. 80 il'nS '" .-..-.,. f53 1855
>S"s.Ihal r uei q Gas Co..... lao l55
t,p' ~, "est - N'i 70 '.'.'........ 30 40
nlerce oli .................4... 81 So
Producers Refining Co.... Slt
Sapulpa Refining Co ,l .
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Craze for Mark Still On

Question-Would you please give me your
opinion regarding investing in German
marks? recently purchased some at 2.l2
cents and they have dropped to 1.2 cents.
would like to up by purchasing q
similar amount at this low rate. Do you
look for further decline and advise TO
wait? Also, do you think depositing in
Berlin is safer on short time than long time :?
C. w.
Answer-We have stated in these
columns ever since. the mark sold for
6 and cents that the purchase of
them was a pure gamble. We even
went so far as TO state that it prob
ably would be many a long day be-
fore the mark even approached nor
NAL, if it ever does, which is doubtful.
There are large lndemnities to pay
over q period of years: no foreign
credits; small gold reserve; no serv-
ices in the way of shipping, and, last
but not least, a chance Of a currency
reputation. Some day, possibly, there
will be a turn for the better, but in
the meanwhile the mark is still d pure
gamble. We are not familiar enough
with the internal affairs of Germany
to advise you regarding dispositing Of
your purchases of marks in Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Livestock, Meats, Provision.

aS''tc'C>N' A''.f'S' tOSfsiDHs
Yesterday. Year ar,
Live steers. fair
10 prime. 100
lbs 25al6.25 si3.5oa1sn
sidas. ID. ..-.. .l5W % I'm o.
Live veals. com
mon 10 prime.
100 Ibs..,...... 17-oo0 1900 ls.ooa,,o
Dressed v,Ai. 'Vs
city. ID --.... 2s n 81 n n
Live - -
lbs .......... soa@1l.5o 7ooala,
Dressed rnuttcu. VIZ
city. ID ....... .is0 81 Ia
Dressed LAMBS. 80
city. III. ~ sc I'm
Hogs. 100 lbs. 15.1 ) z, Is 90 !-00t 50
Live lambs. fair ''-
to prime. 100
lbs .-...... -. % l6 = I 90 i 1ns,--
Dressed n z -. 10
bacon. ID ...-.... 21iz - a.a,..
Meas beet. bbl Z. 00 n ! : 90 Is m SS,s1s
Mess PORK .-..... - 90 =a 1a NV
Lard. Ma. West. LOB n 2l.35 4tgoa9...
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
COtt0nseed OH

The market active yesterday and
price changes were feverish. Early in the
day prices eased off % to 80 points ufdsr
continued active selling prompted by
bearish view of the exchange situation
and account of the early decline in
lard. Retners good buyers the
break. however and prices rallied from
the early weakness, closing irregular AT
points advance to IS points net decline.
Total sales for the day We're 42.l00
barrels.
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
TO ,r,1 THE sTocKaoIDERs OF NJ. vi.

To IT Y SIOCklIOI,DERS 81 OF NJ vi,
TELL d SON, INC: w.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that meeting
2. o. tne a., slockhoiders OF l. Vitelli & SON
nc VIII De hcld at the offlce OF mo CO..
porauon' at No. II Nassau Street. in III.
6oronsh OF Manhattan City OF New York,
On the ilth day Of February 1920 ar ,
r NJ, for the purpoee OF Considering and
passing upon the agreor t entered mo
ny the Doard oi Directors OF this corpora
& Company. Inc. for the oonsol;datian ~
l. NlteIh d Son. Inc. with Vi,.lu q Com
pany, Inc. and ths terms ard rona,,sr
OF consoiidations and such other bustp..
IN relation thereto as may come beyo-s
said meeting. "e'oEs
Dated, New York, January a7th ,a,o
RECTCRS w Oi-
WILHELMINA yITEI1r
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Bonds

Appslach Power LIST bs...... s7. 7oih
Cincinnati Gas & Eec bs S. s5 %
Col Gas & Elcc rs n ~ 81
Col Power 90 b3............ - So
Dallas Elec SIS. '22....... ss&
East Texas Elec 5s 42 - 10 81
=, up - - .................. 90 100
El Paso Elec col 5s.. Sc 20
Great West Power bs As 5. St
Midwest It'll 6s '95. s. el
Miss River Power lst 5s. 7%Ia 76l.
Northern Ont Light & 2 SIS 70 II
Northern States Power Ss '26 Sc "a
P~cilc Gas g. Flee es 81 a. 81
PuRet Sound 'rraC l. & 2 7s 81 81
Twin CITY c < f 6s. ...... I. ~
Un Light r lst 6s '32 Is ~
do deb SIS '2t............... S. So
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
FINANCIAL.

TO THE HOLDERS OF EASTERN Pc
IRoiEt VI COMPANY PAYN ISsIE
ftK~I LIEN COI.IATEKA TRUST
Ten YEAR 20 SINKING I'll Nd GOLD
BONDS DUE SEPTEMBER /. 1928:
Notic" IS hereby given that the under
S'sheu "li receive on February 1ith 1926
at l2 o'ciock noon sealed tenders or pro
PoSaiS or Inc anove bonds 20 he surrend
,@ann @ 1yr r"deiu ption on February 18th.
As-o, AZ pflces not exceeding one hundred
~ Nv" ana one-half per ecnfn,a C02L%1
81 par nus a'' rued Interest Qua OF moneys
~ ~ t.e ~ NlnNinf funt amounting To s37-
sa3. .,ai ! :. ~ '1saf is reserved By the un-
nee @ - reject any or an offers
LUMBlA TRUST COMPANY
Trustee.
By GEORGE f. WARREN.
Dated. Fehruary 2. lgea. =.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Miscellaneous Markets

Kings Co $40 GG5 Wa T&M.ls5
Guaranty .3s5 395
fSce New York Title and Mortgage.
Owns all American Trust Company
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Una LOCOMOTIVES WORKS IN

LIMA lofOMUTiNE WORKS. INC.
20 church Street.
Ne.v 4ork
January g 1920
,s q,',,'teriy dividend Of one and three-quarfeTs
~ = e, per cent upon he preferred stock of
Il.S oiosnpsny sor the three months ended
,ooo 'lst 1919, payable February 11th
iszp, 70 stockholders Of record All me close
Sl business on January 3lsr. Is 4 transfer
l.. a LARSEN,
Secretary < Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
MEETING NOTICE

->IMUAI. HLECTIoN of THE AMERICAN
l,hrs'ndle' t'eh l2. 1929 at % West ssth st
roi-s open 10 a. NJ TO $ = NJ