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New-York tribune., 1920-04-14

Sugar and Coffee
current Y.sr
Sugar. granulated. per lb .lsGiss
cores. coye. Eio No !. per b.. ~ ls's
sugar-There were sales yesterday OF
$4,000 bags Cubas at ls%c ana 10 900
bags at lsIc. both I. o. b., May loading
to operators Refners also bought 10000
no offerings below 17hc. c. T.. with pos
n rsnss at sugar there wa. r., cns,,
IN list prices and it was reported ths'
no no allotments were being made. Receipts
were 1890 tons. against l4ii7s she
previous week. Exports increased. hofng
ll2.sa3 tons. compared with los. 24s 4sns
were destined to United States Atlaptic
ports Heavy rains were reported in some
parts of the island.
Coffee Futures-The market opened
points higher to points lower. There was
a cortinuattor of buying May contracts by
by outside longs and Wall Street supplying
the demand. prominent importing Arm
also was an early seller. Around midday
prices started to work upward, rumors
OF hrmer Santos market. which was
helped along by special Santos cfRie
reporting futures unchanged to an al
vances OF $50 rejs and cost and freight
offers from Santos said to b.
slightly higher The advance carried afay
20 d1.S-c' Juiy 70 Ia.efc. september to
80 points net higher. A little scattered re-
alizing just before the close sent values
down 10 to IL points. fnal quotations shct-
ing net gains for the day of TO IL pSaf,s
AS an explanation Of the recent weak
ness in the Rio market letter frorA a
prominent Rio house said that the avail
able coffee for next year would be about
100000 bags of Santos Rio, Victoria Shd
Bahia, and that owing to the differences
betweer Rio and Santos coffee much OF the
Rio coffee had been held back in the in
terror. but that the poor demand was
causing this coffee to be sent to the ports
The local spot market was easy at il&c
to I5c for Rio 7s
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
Belgian Bond Deliveries Slow

Question-About two months ago l bought
some Belgian bonds. internal loan. Have
not received them yet. The broker. through
whom bought them. says they are slow.
II seen,e two months should be sufficient
time. don't you7 have some French and
British bonds l have been told the coupons
may be KEEP for five years until more
favorable exchange. l know that applies to
the French COUPONS. hut would like to
held for better exchange IL. c. II.
Answer-If you have confidence in
your broker you should not be dis
turbed about the delay in the delivery
of the Belgian bonds. 1t is very prob
able that they are slow in arriving.
But be sure of your broker. The cou-
pons on French bonds may be outlawed
after five years. We have not heard
of any such provision regarding the
British bonds,
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
MistoOk the Name

Question: incose circular of the Texas
Oil Underwriters. At first glance l thought
Texas Oil" After reading circular would
you advise me to nvest?-J. z. s.
Answer-Keep your money out Of
any proposition the promoters of which
tell you in offering security that it
will positively advance at specified
time. While these generous hearted
people may not mean that the shares
will advance in the open market so
bought, yet that is what the average
reader of the glowing circular will
infer. The proposition to return your
money if you do not want the stock
after purchasing it is most ambiguous.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
range OF prices follows:
Butter. Cheese and Epv,

Creamery. higher than extras. ID. 75z q
7Se: extras; % score. 7sc; nrsts. 30 to Fl
seors seo ssasDa. o@a.e; sT''s ss to 81 score SO
lower grades: IS q soc; held extras. $50
CSC; frsts, soGsshc; seconds. 5s05sc:
unsalted, higher than extras, 7s@ 7fAc:
good to prime. sa&ssc: common TO fair.
47gs2c: renovated. extras. 57G tsc: fifsss.
soc: ladies. current make. frsts. 4T94 94sc:
seconds. +a@%sc: ioYcr grades. 81 d3sc.
packing stock. current make. No. !. 4sn
Chsese-Receipts were ia2 boxes. State.
whole milk. fresh nats. colored or white.
10. s7c: average run. 2sc; lower grades.
average aver run, ss0asc; lower grades: sssss
ssnc; coior.a, ,ss 3oc; ..v.rsss run. xSss.
&C. sGsass ffs.s =. s'Sasss g sss:y esss .S S
:'as.. daisies. t held issi.e; ss '.SsSs Sessi.
twins. held. specials. is@ sici fresh. sps- e
cials, 17@isc; prime TO choice: iA0asc:
EsTs-Rsceipts wefe 1917 cssea. Tesh
gathered. extras. dozen. Ssc: storage
packed. ss;l. cra, s,s's' .sg.se; regular p.cksd:
seconds: 42GHbc: dirties. No j. N0
.snc; .ss No; ,,:, : and poorer 40 4oc: checks.
Western and prime Southern. esq 6Sc:
state, Pennsyivansa and nearby Western.
hennery whites. extras ssc; firsts to extra
extra frsts. 6c05tc. Pacific Coast, whites.
extras. Sic; extra frsts. SAG sac: frsta 80
9osc; other Western and Southern. gsth-
and nearby. hennery browns. extra. ".
gathered brown and mtxAd color. sttss.'
Ssc; arsss to extra hrsss. ts0 Asc. ~.~
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
Each a Speculative Choice

vestnset vnestlonIl read from day to day the in
serest- s What do You think of Sonthern ut I'm
way comway conn common stock and willys-overland
as purchase? l understand The nar wsl,s
Nst;ona, ta1n IS slo0. Also what do you think Of
tN~t!onal. Leather common !-R. M. NJ.
wv. Answer-Wc \ regard Southern Rail-
i've. tive Much uncertainty surrounds the
tbeore ~ earnings of the railroads under
Snnth sne new legislation. The par value Of
oHouthern southern Railway is $i00. WHY'S
Overland, par $50. pays 81 year. The
company con- is said to be doing the largest
snsn',fs pus,mess 81; in its history. The stock is
e$So, o,ooo!,ooo) was recently offered to
Swa1t sn g. Co. stockholders at $40 a
hnae,, hhnare, it having been the leather
ness. ne The stock pays s per cent. or
eo cents per annum on $40 par. While
earnings of the company
possibilities. ''"'
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE OF a SPECIAL MEETING
of the
SIOCkHOlDEKS OF MARVIS MACHIN
EkK COAlpA

A. Special Meeting Of the Stockholders
will be held at the office OF Walter Iec'
treys ti,y Carlin. No; Restor street, in the
Cty OF New York, thorough Of Manhattan,
1920, at O'Clock In the afternoon ri "a ii
day. Tor the purpose OF considering and
apc,lng pg upon resolution adopted By the
Special Meeting held on the lath Ia" oe q
April 1920. by which said resolution the
noard OF Directors in their opinion thsv
1ee'h p ~ advisable tina, the corporation be
by ord"r OF the Board of Directors
tSigned) DAVID II. MAHOOD
. r,., 49,. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14

ANDREW J; MCCORMACK. Auc,icrse~
REGULAR AUCTION sALE
STOCKS AND BONDS ~
BY ADRIAN n. MULLER & SON
OFFICE. 50 NfLI.lAM STREET,
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 18th. 1890.
at 1870 o'clock. at the
EXCHANGE SALESRoOM.
NOS. IA AND Is vEsEv STREET.
For Account of Executors.
xl1,o0o Sioux Falls Traction system lst
Mtg. CO Bonds 1850
For Account of Whom 1t May Concern:
800 shs. brooklyn Union Gas Co.
10000 second Avenue X. u. Sc Receivers
Ctfa tCtfs. OF pep).
$4,000 Estate Of Lore Reach So Rds.
Title Guar, & Trus, Co. CIT NJ Dep.
100 shs- Midvaie Steel and Ordnance Co.
leo shs- International Nickel Co. COM
mon.
$1,000 7. s. "a .s Liberty Loan
$500 Y. S. 18th - Liberty Loan. ,.
sleo L s I'd conyt. -. e Liberty f.ctn.
~ shs. Fidelity Phenix Insurance Co.
All Rights OF ": II. De Fontains against
Edward knauss or assigns for COM
mission or royalties on sale sov-
srnor device.
All Rights of W. II. De Fcn.aine under
contract with Automatic sunny
Co. Inc, dated June lcth. istA'C
20 shs. Autemotise Supply Co. fnG-
900 shs- Choralcelo Company. l.
200 shs Sernice .-nthra,.-e Goal ~c.et
ss-lo shs. stL;s Motor Cas- s,os>at
America. Inc. ex. stock oi,idsnd.
$1,000 Greeley Square Realty Go. lat Ref.
Mtge- Sc Rde. 1927. :.
SO shs Ciaridwc Co. Inc prefa
$4,000 Mexican Coal & Coke CO. 8onds.
March. 1911, Coupons Cerlf of De-
500 shs. Dunn Petroleum rorpn
500 shs Dunn Petroleum Corpn.
900 shs- Dunn Petroleum corpn.
500 shs. Dunn Petroleum corpn. *
~ abs. First National Bank Jcrssv
SS.hhf Riser Land Co. -~
80 shA stuta Motor Car Co of Aw>r-
lea. Inc. ex. stock dividena.
zoo shs. Akron Tire CO.. Inc
100 shs Mais Motor Truck Co preAs
100 shs. Mails Motor Truck Co. common
100 shs. Stutz Motor Car Co. Of AmAr-
ies, Inc. Carries dividend of aFs
Sshs- s'u,z Motor Car Co. OF And
.,oo iSa, Inc Tex stock dividend,.
100000 Financial News. Inc. coil. rr,kt
go Bds.. due June. lasS.
IL shs. Stutz Motor Car Co Of AmA-
lea. Inc. tex. stock dividend)
shs. Stutz Motor Car Co. of And
lea. . Inc. Carries dividend Of 24rs
For Account OF Executors:
Mining Co.
90 sha Newnastic COMPANY
zoe shs. Gold Hin Consolidated Co.
For Account Of Trustees:
$s.oo0 Atlantic & Pacific Il. II Co tcedf.
nvo ,so Income bds. 1922. De4r
$4,000 Detroit Southern r. n. Co tosSo
SO, SO, Div, LIST A. la%l. CIR. Of n&..
100 shA Terry rcnch & Proctor re
neltng Machine Co.
For Account of Executors:
]6 shS. Forest Lake Cemetery
i'o shs Western n. Y. a renna. r.
10 shs. Detroit. Toledo G Iro,,on re. q.
LIST prefd
Sc shs. Detroit. Toledo g. Iron,on nv
I'd Prefd and $40 Scrip.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14

Rye-Market Hrm II
Yesterdays Previous yssr
New York: close close .wc
No. Western. $22TA Se27 sf,a,
Flour and Meal---Quotations wer..
Yesterdays Previous Year I
New York: close close 80
Mimi. pat. sl375 sisTs sii7sN
Cornmeal. 420m42s l20Tie, -.ossasa
Ryenour a.75@lo25 s751lo25 s75G,obo
Bran. ST 0oer5SoO $500 -, e3s
COttonsecd Oil d,
The market was nervous yesterday. on
Ing largely to feeling of unc.rtaint, r.
Earding deliveries because OF the strtk.
Az the open prices were lower in sympathy
with lard and cotton. but when thsss
markets rallied. a steadi.r tone aeyoluJ,t 4
on covering and buying by Cotton Tx
chanEe houscA Final prices ware fQ-I %
points higher and total sales were 26, 700
barrels
The range Of prices follows. Mon
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
FURS-English Sale
Opens ADriI p

The. London fur sales houses, it was
announced yesterday, will follow vir-
tually the same plan in the approaching
auctions as they did last February
when American goods were advanced to
an early position in the sales scheo-
ule. The English auction will start OIL
April % with the offering of Austria
lian furs and salted fur seals and will
last three weeks.
The order of sales, according TO
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14

New York. April IL, 1890.
Notlce Is hereby given that q special
Fire Insurance Company will be held at =
she a., once OF the Company. No. 1913 William
street. New York City. N. Y, on Nav q
pose OF considering and voting upon M a
proposition TO increaxe the capital stocis
o1 TN" Company from the sum Of 81 200 :.
value OF $50 each, to $4,000, 900. connistinr
OF 10000 shares OF the par value Of s5o
sa. sasn. ana the transaction OF such other
in connection Herewith '''~
OTHO p. LANE, presidcnt.
CHARLES A. LUNG, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
WANTED

1NH olo ana Well established
N. Y. Stock Exchange hrm-is
lo~:'ng for an Office manager
and customers man with Wall
Street experience. A good poG-
ton for right man. Give refer
ences and experience. Replies
will be considered confidential.
Address Box 8 ! care Doremus *
Company. Advertising Agents.
44 Broad ST.. New York. +
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
Investment
Information

questions 81 general interest to
.nvestoTs '0ill be ansueyed in this
eoixmn, !,; IN echich case onIv initiols
so'N oe used. Others wiil be- an
swered 6y mol. Address all in-
gu'Ttes, snclosing stamped, 3D.
Greseed encslope, to Financial Editor.
xne 1r1ouns, I54 Nassau Street. Nsv
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
DIVIDEND NOTICES

n. w. Corner Broad and Arch Streets,
Philndclph,s March 10. 1870
The Directors have this day declared n
per share). payable April H. 1920 to
Stockholders OF record at tho close Of
..,sH sss'n:ss March II 1s3S GasSx: WI! b.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
American AGENTS for C. N. Lamnxon 4

American agents for C. N. Lampson &
Co., Frederick Huth & Co. and
A. & W. Nesbitt, Limited, follow: Aprit
%, Australian furs and salted fur seals;
April &c, assorted furs; April q and
following days, silver fox. cross fox.
blue fox, red fox and white fox. Beaver,
otter. fisher, marten, stone marten,
baum: marten, Russian sable. erminc,
skunk. civet cat, muskrat, mink, rae
coon, squirrel, kolinsky. gray fox and
badger also will be offered in large
quantities.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
FEDERAL SUGAR REFINING co.

Tbs regular quarterly dividends Of ono
and Three Quarters Psr Cent. uN%) on tho
Common Shs res and Ono and ON. Half Per
csnt. tlh%, on tbs Preferred Shares Of this
Company wlii bs paid May !. 1890. 70 stock
hofdsrt 81 record At tbs close Of business
April 1l, 1870. Tt1nsfvr hooks viii not close
x4NRha1. 8 AAiITxkt Xss21 -. -.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
usiness News

commercial
railroad
- 80 - "~ '~"'~-~
Open market aunces slight decline
in
american Council follows:
Non-m memh banks
oo GAYS 5&@6S
~ days ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ass 6h66
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
DIVIDEND NOTICES
CARTIER co.

DIVIDEND NO. 2.
At meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors. held in the Offices of the Cor
poration. at 653 Fifth Avenue. New
York City. on March 9TH. 1920. the
regular quarterly dividend Of l}4ec
on the par value Of the Preferred
Stock was declared payable on April
18th. 1920. to shareholders on rec
ord April 18th. 1920. Checks will be
nailed.
PAUL A. ROSTER;
" Escretary
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14

C~nanaeS stock Dividend No. 3.
- e;y1AenA Of TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
~ sHAhE upon the Common Capital
Ssssa. ~ This company has been duly de-
Esseg. psysbls My l. 1920, To eli Common
S~sSsno!aArs Of record n the close Of busi-
- April ~. 1870.
SssssssS books will not b. closed.
1OBKHH I. DEAN. xssasussr.
oo1D%IGk Anvlk A-4a1A
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
DIVIDEND NOTICES
OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
LOCKWOOD, GREENE I CO.. Manaxers.
BOSTON, MASS.
COMMON. STOCK
The quarterly dividend OF DOR cent ,,non
tho common stock Of W1NNssORO MILLS
has been declared payable April /, 1920. at
me once OF the Company. 30 Federal Street.
Boston. Mass. to all stockholders OF record
at the close Of business March 26, 1920
W1NESBORO MILLS
Henry c. Everett jr., Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
Cereals

Wheat-The market was hrm yesterday
owing to continued efforts on the part Of
exporters to make purchases here. Buyers
seemed willing to pay firm prices. but
offers were limited and tho volume OF
business consequently was small. Reports
o Fbanee sqd bst that .s supplies
for wheat -four would probably be resort ed
to at least until larger. arrivals from
points were Of small volume and while
the domestic demand was only fair on
account acc. arof. Of the smaller production Of
thought that any material Improvement
in the domestic -four trade which would
cause miller: TO make large purchases OF
ence on values. Fears arc entertained
lest the acreage Of Spring wheat be seri-
ously reduced eby weather conditions nd
a scarcity OF labor.
Corn-The market was feverish during
the day and after showing early losses os
over 2 cents bushei prices rallied and
advance. Bullish features seeme6 to have
lost much OF their force ana sentimen
leaned somewhat more to the bear side.
tors were inclined to be cautious about
taking heavy risks on the short side ON
account OF the continued light receipts
heports iie, from the West said the strike
and the outlet in the East was practi
cally shut of there vas some anticipation
kcts. Several leading traders who had re-
cently been conspicuous on the bull side
were good sellers on every upturn. but on
both buyers and sellers seemed willing to
take small profits.
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close close aro
Corn: No yellow. .}l.s1 sl.9iH $3.50
Chicago:
May ............ 1.ssx 11H ,ss.
July ............ 1.6oh 1897. l5aa
ORts-Th~ market in the West was heavy
at times under Iiauldstion and owing to
hope. OF larger receipts. The local mar
ket. however. was firmly held on account
OF tho strike situation here. and offers were
limited with all grades quoted at tl.26. in
elevator
fesRrdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
No. 2 white. .$i.26 $lao aO.7S
Chicago:
May ......... as .elT say
July ......... .i5x .six .ssH
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
OFFICE OF
GREENE = CO.. MANAGERS
RnaTfSN aa' ~

The quarterly dividend OF Ike upon the
preferred stock OF Lancaster Mills has been
declared payable Hay I. 1920. at the once
OF the transfer agents. tho New England
Trust Company. Boston Msss 10 ali
stoc khoidsrs OF record at tho close OF busi.
ness, April ~. 1920.
LANCASTER MILT.a
J. DEvEHEUx WtNsLOW treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
Aluminium Manufacturers. Inc

=, Question: would be glad to get YOUR
views views or tile recently incorporated Aluminium
manufacturers: Who owns the controlling
Interest IN in this company, what do they they
nnn,, m1mmia acture and. in your opinion. is their
common stock safe investment. and II so
what is the market value of it ?-E B. c.
Answer-The Aluminium Manufact-
urers' ., me- was chartered in Della
ware in November with $4,000 900 of
per cent cumulative preferred stock
and 100000 shares common Of no par
value: The Aluminium Company Of
America controls the former company.
During the latter part of 1919 the pre-
ferred stock was offered by syndicate
at $100 share. Earnings were said
at the time to be five times dividend
requirements. At a somewhat later
date there were offered 10000 shares
of common stock at $35 a share. These
shares now sell for about $28 on the
New York Curb. We do not regard
them as an investment. They may
have speculative possibilities, however.
The company makes up all sorts of
aluminium utensils.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14

SveteSTed Mock Dividend No. I.
,Ia~ regular quarterly dividend Of ONE
AID A. THhyE oitAnTERs PER CENT up
- en,n me Preferred Capital stock OF this
~ !, 1e3A. 70 Preferred 6tocknofdsrn OF
3ssseesd ~ the close Of business April ~.
1rsnsfsr books will not be closed.
xOBERr l.. DEAN. Treasurer.
~sv Ysrk. April .. 1870
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool cablcs-spot cotton dun at 90
points decline on the basis OF 27.64d for
middling. Sales 1000 bales. American
1000 bales. Imports 1900 bales Amer
lean II 900 bales. Futures opened quiet.
at IL to 81 points decline. Closed steady
at l to 25 points advance. May, 25.66d:
July, 2510d; October, 2374d; December
22.s4d; January. 2264d. Manchester:
Yarns dull. but steady; cloths quiet and
arm.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
OF11CE OF
7 nfsK yVnnn f.R rrNu, =. rsr

OFFICE OF
LOCKWOOD. GREENE + CO., Manaxer..
BOSTON. MASS.
PREFERnED STOCK
Tho quarterly dividend Of lK per con.
upon ths preferred stock OF W1NNsBORO
1920. AZ the once Of the transfer agents. the
New England Trust Company. Boston. Mas.
business March "a, 1890 -
WfNNSBORO MILLS
Henry G. Everett jr.. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
The range Of prices follows:

Southern spot markets foNnw:
Galveston steady. unchanged, at 43.5oc;
sales. l,457 bales. New Orleans steady. un-
changed. at 41.5oc; sales. 3.2l6. Mobile
nominal unchanged, at %0.76c: sales nil.
Savannah steady. unchanged. at 41.50c;
sales nil. Charleston steady, unchanged.
al 40. soc: sales nil. Norfolk quiet. un-
changed. at 40c: sales 7Sl. Augusta firm,
unchanged. at Ale; sales, 2s3. Memphis
steady. unchanged. at 4l.5oc: sales 1900.
St. Louis steady, unchanged. at 1:b0c;
sales nil. Houston strady, unchanged, at
4sc: sales. 1905 Little Rock steady. un-
changed, at 43c; sales. "a. Dallas steady,
unchanged. at 43c; sales, 655. Montgomery
firm. unchanged. at 4lc; sales. Sc.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
General Motors Preferred

Question-Wil you kindly advise me If
General Motors preferred is a good invest
ment? Does this preferred stock rate ahead
the debentures notes or bonds?T. A. P.
Answer-The earnings of the Cen
eral Motors Corporation are such as to
warrant the preferred stock being
given very fair rating as an invest
ment issue. The preferred stock and
the debenture stock rank equally. The
company has no bonded debt, or rather
bonds outstanding.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
Industria1s

Sales.
$500 *Acme Coal. 9.
500 +Aetna Explos.
$50 Air Reduction.
500 *Alurnin Mfg.
15600 Am SAT Razor.
100 Am Writ Pap. i.
900 Austin Nichols.
400 do pf. ......
1000 +Benford A P.
400 "Brit-Am Chem
10000 'Br-Am Tob cp.
5000 BRAN Tob reg.
5000 "Car 1t & Pwr
275 carbon Steel.
$500 Gent Az Sug..
400 *Cleve Auto.
400 *Conley Tin F.
$500 Sou Am Sug wi
$50 @Davison Chem.
700 *FarrelI Coal.
1000 Gen Asphalt.
1900 *Goldwyn Pict.
1000 Grape-Ola.
900 do pf.
500 -Rercules Pap.
20G0 "Heyden Chem.
100 +Hock Val Prod
300 +Hydraulic Stl.
100 +do pf.
700 Indian Pack.
200 +Int Motor rts.
ZOO Inter Rubber.
500 y l Case Plow.
500 *Kay Co Gas.
700 Keystone Sole.
800 +Loccnobile H..
100 +Mercer Motors
400 MAT Fireproof.
1900 +do pf.
100 No Am p e. p.
700 +Orpheum Giro.
100 Patchogue- Ply.
$50 ~Pennsyl c & G
500 Perfection Tire.
500 *Press T & R. -.
1900 *Radio Co wi.
1900 'do pf.
800 *Rcpublic Rub.
200 'Robert REFS.
5000 *Rockaway RIM.
100 sRolls Rovce pf
100 aRoot & Wand. .
. As "Singer Mfg.
900 +Spicer Mfg in>
100 *Stand Gas & f
1000 +do pf.
300 Stewart Mfg.
500 Submarine Boat
100 *Thlinket Pkg.
500 Times S A S vt
500 sdo pf.
1900 triangle Film i.
1900 *Un Pict Prod.
1000 Unit Profit Sh.
700 *U Ret St Can.
100 ~ S H Spd T.
500 u S 1t & Heat
5000 U S Steamship.
500 u S Transport.
1000 Uzold Tire Cp.
500 *World Film.
500 'do 1st pf.
800 +do I'd pf.
100 *Willys Corp.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
Standard Oils
Other Oils

Gales. Open. High. Low Last
800 *Anelo-Am Oil. 25h .26 .251a 2e
100 +Std Oil N Y. As 406 406
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14

unlisted. tsells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
NOtlce OF Special Meeting of Stnckhnida..

Dated New York City. April ~. 1925.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-11
FOR PARK COMMUNITY HOUSES
Highway Boosters Talk Get-Ac.
quainted Plans for Autoists.
BY Associated Pr,sss.

Highway Boosters Talk Get -Ac-
quainted Plans for Autoists.
By Associated Press,
Denver. Colo. Nov. 11.-Develop
ments OF community houses within
tho national parks and moro free
automobile camps outside as ad-
Juncts to motor travel were urged by
Stephen T. Mather, director of the
national park service. speaking be-
fore the National Park to- Park
Highway Association here today.
The automobile plus facilities for
inexpensive comfortable, open IA =
life. will enable the whole United
States to shake hands from their
flivvers," Mr.. Mathers said. "The
beneficial result will be incalculable.
Nothing will do more than acquain-
tance toward unifying our nation and
settling the great agricultural areas
Director Mathers said the recent
trip thru the west Of the house ap-
proprlations committee had opened
the eyes OF the men controlling the
nations finances to what this section
Of the country needed.
The community house idea belongs
to Chairman Good" he continued.
We were camping around a rousing
fire In a drizzling rain under the big
trees OF SeQuoia National Park when
Mr.. Good remarked: we ought to
have community houses here where
the people Of all the United States
could get acquainted
The government must do its part
within the parks. Civic organizations
must do the work outside"