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New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Butter, Cheese and Egps

hutter-Recsipts were s.6lo packages
esssssamery syrhi higher than extras pound IS
81 score. e5ss q SIC: firsts. IS to 50 score.
ssis @ CSC; seconds. s3 to ST score. sac
W 5sc; lover owe, grades S5g 5sG Held. ex-
" fzc' extras 7097lc: frsts. 64G6S SEQ
onds, 500 63c, State dairy tubs finest. IS
@67c: goni TO prime, 5s@64c: common 10
fair, 4sG q 5Sc. Renovated, extras. sac; firsts,
524 54c. Imitation creamery. hrsts, 4GW
&c Ladies. current make, frsts ~ % a5c:
seconds; Tss.a 4%egslc; % lower grades. as Q3sss &c.
NO 2. 40c; lower grades, 36 O. sec.
Cheese-Receiptsw were 1908 boxes State.
wh9ls " ss. milk fresh fats eolored pound *
colored or white. 22W 2Sc; held fats spe,
csiala so@slc: average run. IS q 2sc:
Whites. sss eoarsa awn' ss5a sos
age run. white or colored. s7M92snc:
lower 10 grades. ls@a7c; fresh. as to quality.
wss9nsn single whes daisies. is hsa ns'd sa
81 &c: double daisies held, 2s@slc: yomns
Americas. held. 3a@3shc: fresh. SO a 3aiac.
II O aoc; fresh specials. isGi7c: prime snesA 10
choice. 13015c: fair to good Ioeai,e.
lower grades. 49sc.
arsts. 4sla O bOe; arsts. 47A@4ysc:: Gee: secends sra
ssg47e; eo,,a airass. ~ ~ !. s4a a5e: 10. z
choice. AIRY, sa6 aos; gooss eggs. s'Ia pr,ne 20
$50: duck eggs. Baltimore. 7s@soc:
ssnasry sss1a whyss .s,ra and ssessS
nrsts to extra hrsts. 5ag5sc; western w1
whites. under grades. 5ag5ac: Pacific
$40; small. Pstaiuma. Is a4sc; other west. ~ z
sss sssts ssa xssssss nsaTsy sss ssg
Brown Ds9ans saa or. st9ssa sas,
arsts - extra nrstM AR@ Soc.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
One Man Controls
80 p. C.. of Stock
OF Stutz Motors
Investigation Made by Stock
Exchange Business Con-
duet Committee to Find if
Danger of Corner Exists

AS result of the recent smear
corner" In General Motors and the sem
sational advances scored by other motor
stocks in WHICH the floating supply Is
understood to be small, It was learned
yesterday that the committee on busi-
ness conduct of the Stock Exchange
iss been closely scrutinizing the rea-
points in Stutz Motors since the first
Of the year. This investigation, it was
stated, IS for the purpose of ascertain
ing whether the shares of the Stutz
Company are so closely held as to
constitute a corner. One Of the rules
Of the exchange is that no stock can
be traded in under its auspices unless
|. is distributed to the extent that Il
corner IS impossible.
According TO information obtained in
Wall Street the leading interest in
the Stutz Company, who is a member of
the exchange, was recently hailed be-
fore the business conduct committee
and told that body that he either owned
or controlled approximately 10000
shares of the 100000 shares of stock
outstanding up to yesterday, when the
stockholders authorized an increase to
l20,s00 shares, the additional stock
having been declared in the form OF
stock dividend on April Is.
The leading interest in Stutz, ac-
cording to The Tribune's informant,
also told the business conduct com
mittee that he stood willing to lend
the stock to those wishing to borrow
Nunder short contracts, but that when
the shorts decided to cover "they would
nave to settle on his terms"
The remarkable rise of more than
suO points in Stutz shares since Jan
nary has been attributed for the
most part by brokers to purchases by
nose who had to bid up the stock in
The open market in order to get stock
,0r delivery against their short sales.
10 view Of this condition many firms
nave refused to accept orders from
saeif customers to sell the stock short,
40 matter how large the margin Of
lered. An example Of the dilemma of
'ome Of the shorts was reported yes
!erday in the case of an individual who
sas. short Of the stock at 125 and had
aot yet covered.
The stock continued its sensational
silmo yesterday and sold up to the
aew a high record price of 825 At the
eIoslng sale of 324 there was a net
slSe rs, OF AZ points over Thursdays last
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27

.xnprw J MCCORMACK NAuctioneer.
ASafFs FEGTIAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
Nv ADRIAN. II. MULLER son,
GFFICE. SIS WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1920.
nj so o'clock. at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM.
NOS IL AND Is VESEY STREET.
For Account OF Administrators:
~ shs Chicago s. South Side Rapid
1900 chicago % & South Side Rapid
Transit r r. Bonds
VI, Account OF Whom 1t May Concern:
50 shs Nichols Copper Co. common
ase shs. National CITY Bank
20 shs. Oriental Bank.
90 shs Irving National Bank. with
So shs. Irving Trust Co.
$4,000 St. Paul & Northern Pacific Ry.
Genl now 1st Mtg. & L. G. SC
Bonds. 1929.
1900 Northern Pacific Terminal Co. 1st
Mtg Sc Bonds 1888.
u.beo Chicago & North Western Ry. So
s r. Bond. 1929
N,oeo Chicago & Western Indiana Ry.
Geni Mtg Sc Bonds 1882.
jieoo Chicago & Erie Ry. lst Mtg. So
Bonds. 1882.
$1,000 Missouri Pacific Ry. P. B. & w.
list Mtg Sc Bond 1928
1900 S.. Louis Merchants Bridge Co. LIST
Mtg. &c Bonds. 1929.
$500 Brunswick & Western R. R. 1st
Mtg. 4ss Quar-. Bond. 1888.
100 shs. MONTGOMERY Ward & Co.
Class B
IS sha coney Island & Brooklyn r. r.
tts.o0o Coast & Lakes Contracting Corpn.
sTs Notes
7b shs. Coast & Lakes Contracting
Corpn- common V. 7. c.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Columbia Gas and Electric

Question-From time to time recently
nave noted in financial papers the reported
earnings of Columbia Gas and Electric
company, those for February having just
this company is traded in on the New York
Stock Exchange. The earnings as published
are IN condensed form, and as I am inter-
ested in learning what they consist of and
from what sources they are derived I will
much appreciate it if you can give me this
information. also where the properties Of
this company arc located and what they con-
sist of.-M. H. G.
AnswerThe Columbia Gas and
Electric Company Of West Virginia
was incorporated September II, 1905.
1t is holding corporation, controlling
either directly or indirectly, through
lease or stock ownership the follow
companies: Cincinanti Gas and Elec-
trio Company, Union Gas and Electric
Company (Ohio), Cincinnati Gas Trans
portation Company, South Covington
Cincinnati Street Railroad Company
(kentucky), Cincinnati, Newport &
Covington Railroad Company (Ohio),
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
(Kentucky), Cincinnati, Newport and
Covington LIGHT and Traction Com
pany and the United Fuel Gas Com
pany (West Virginia). On December
81, 1918, the company had S95 gas wells
in operation. There were also in oper-
alton eight gasoline production plants.
which in 1918 produced over 5000 900
gallons. The company has outstanding
S14,141 ,66s of funded debt and $50 ,OOO,-
900 capital stock, par 500. This latter
pays per cent per annum. The COM
pany earned balance equivalent to
6.51 per cent on its capital in 1919.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Many Tips on Candy Stocks

Question--Being a constant reader of your
paper, I wish you would give me some Of
your valuable information in reference to
the following: What do you think of Grape
Ola Products Corporation of which l bought
fifty shares of common stock time ago,
and what do you think Of the United Retail
Candy Stores as buy. which / have been
told Will be a conner shortly 7-P. O.
Answer-Both the stocks you mon
tion are speculative. There have been
no published statements of earnings Of
late, SO it is difficult to form an intelli-
gent opinion regarding these issues.
Numerous tips have recently been cir
culated about various candy stocks
The consumption of candy is said to
have increased materially since prohi-
bition. Until these corporations see
fit to keep stockholders advised re-
garding operations We e<shall have to do
considerable guessing.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
renn Seaboard's Net Sales
Dropped S5.728.328 in 1910

= Net sales Of the Penn Seaboard Steel
s0npany In 1919 declined s5,728, 1898
sa,Ol5,S77, according to the annual
ntsport issued yesterday to stockholders.
Ss's Of sales, however, also decreased
,aslng placed at 1861 ,1o4, or S5,203, ,47G
,sss ssNs than in the preceding year. Gross
ss0n,s aggregated $34s,683, $157,511
~ ssns ~hieh was absorbed by selling and
Ssnsfai expenses, leaving S191,172
;Ss'aahce, - which compares with S651 ,023
~ the year before.
sru.ee income derived from other sources
suting the year totalled $50, ,107, bring
n ~ the gross income to $27I,279, a de-
s.ae OF S540,520 from 1918. After in
s,,o sS,i,soss, =, depreciation and all taxes of
,lo,'e'' balance of s157, ,492 was equiv
is. iIsns nsa TO S1.2e a share earned on the
sta.s ssts,uos shares of outstanding capital
= ',aa, no par, against $457 ,661, or $3.72
Sssa snare on the 122,SOS shares In the
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Tonopah Min. Passes Dividend

The Tonopah Mining Company Of
Nevada, Philadelphia corporation, an
nounced yesterday that directors have
decided to pass the dividend usually
paid at this time. Six months ago the
company paid a dividend Of Is per
cent, or 15 cents share.
In statement to stockholders the d.
rectors stated that the earnings Of the
company in the last five months, due
to labor troubles, were only $10,340
the til &C company has paid $4,000, 600
in dividends on capitalization of
S1OO0,O0O.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
New York City Bonds

Question: am considering buying New
York City Az per cent and New York City
AZ per cent bonds. Do you consider them
in preference to Liberty bonds on account
of their exemption from surfaces. Liberty
bond surtax exemptions holdings over
after peace is declared. as l understand it.
Is there any choice as to which issues to
buy? Why are New York State bonds quot
cd much higher than New York City
desirable and why?- II. l..
Answer-New York City bonds of
all issues are sound investments. Bonds
Of state sell higher than its subdivi-
sions. The more active issues of New
York City bonds are the more desira-
BILE. The Ans and the 47as have this
best market.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
NOTICE OF MEETING.
165 Broadway. New York y. 7.

January 2. 1879.
The Annual Meeting Of the ock hoidees
OF the Southern Pacific compasy will ba
held at the Office OF ,his Company in An
ehorage. Jefferson County. Kentucky. on
Wednesday. April I. 1920. n. twelve
nclock noon. standard time. for rhs fo..
lowing purposes. VIZ:
]. To elect cfteen Directors
2. To consider and act upon all ques
tons and matters which the, legal, cons
before the meeting relating to Federal con-
troll Of the Companys properties under the
act OF Congress Of March 2l 1919 or any
agreement or settlement with the Govern.
ment In respect thereto or relating [. the
termination OF such Federal control oy thu
return of the properties or otherwise and
or relating to conditions resulting from or
succeeding such Federal control. AID gsn-
orally all questions ana matters growing
out or CT incident 10 such contro. fer-
minatton thereof. foiiO wing cond tlnas
3. To transact all suct. otner business e.
may legally cone before the mcetias IN
Guiding the approval and ratification Of ali
action Of the 5oard of Directors and >: the
Executive COMMITTEES since the last annual
meeting OF The Stockholders of th.s Con-
pany.
isor the purpose Of the meeting. thu
books for the transfer OF stock viii be
closed At ooicch 2 Il. Tuesday. Marcn
ss, 1929, and VIII be rcopened Al 10 octock
A. NJ. Thursday. Apri! 8. go
BY order % h Board - Direstorx
HIGH NALL sesyctary.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Speculative Stocks

Question: think of investing in 100
shares shares or United States Steel 100 shares of
Crucible Steel. 100 shares of American Wool
100 shares of American Car and Foundry
20 y you consider these sound investments q
Is. c. j.
Answer-We do not consider any of
the stocks you mention as investments
All are more or less speculative. nuc-
tuatlng widely at times, because they
are great favorites among professional
Leaders. Dividends are subject to
change at any time in conformity with
earnings. For investment purposes you
would do well to choose seasoned pre-
ferred stocks or good bonds.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27

selling at considera bly, below the present
ievel an advance, according to the trade.
Will possibly follow shortly
Coffee Futures-The market opened un-
changed to advance of points on
small volume Of business The decline of
10 reis reported In the Rio market hardly
met expectations based upon private re-
ports received the previous day There
was sharp rally later in the day based
on the strength and advancing tendency
or sterling exchange and rumors that Rio
had advanced, together with gain Of
90 to l25 reis in the Santos futures mar
ket. This rally carried May to 1455c. July
TO l4.s0c and September to 1452c and
closing figures were at about best ooInt
OF the day. or 21 to 81 points net .high her
Inc range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Investment
Information

Questions OF general interest to
snyestors Vil be ansvered in this
column, IN 1ohich case ontv initials
'oiH be used. Others wifl be- an
s'oered by mail. Address all in
quiries, inclosing slammed. ad-
dressed envelope, to Financial Editor
The Tribune, i54 Nassau Street. New
York City. ~ wv
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
The Thirty ninth Annual General Meet
Ing of the Share holders Of this Company.
for the Election of Directors to take the
place of the retiring Directors and for
transaction OF business generally. will ba
held on Wednesday, the fifth day of May
next at the principal office of the Com
pany. at Montreal. at Twelve O'Clock Noon
The Common Stock Transfer Books will
be closed in Montreal New York and
London at p Tuesday, the thir-
teenth day of April. The Preference Stock
Books will be closed in London at the
same time
All Books will be Reopened on Thursday,
the sixth day of May
BY order OF the Board
ERNEST ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Montreal. March 10Th. 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
To Vote on Capital Increase

The Detroit g. Cleveland Navigation
Company has called a special stock
holders meeting for April 12 to con-
slider increasing the capital stock from
$5,000.000 to S1O,000,000 and to approve
the declaration of rs per cent stock
dividend. Transfer books close from
April to April IL, inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
lockwood & Co. Stock Offer

MA sndicate headed BY Hollister,
f.,iae fSe q Co. Incorporated, is Of
I'm ..ssing $2,ooo,ooo per cent cumula.
~ preferred stock of Rockwood &
shn..mia manufacturers and refners Of
MI cocoa and cocoa butter.
4 H. pants In Brooklyn. The proceeds
H. As :. new financing will provide work
asn.; ;Sapltai and funds for plant ex-
lncrsss; Gross sales Of the company
ta7eea a7es 20 from S2,769,241 in 1915 to
rsr ..'voA .. IN 1919, an increase of 6b0
Tx nt ~ IN nve years. After deducting
Is 1a,o Ior depreciation, net earnings
I aeis were $1,508,655.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
CHICAGO. SAINT PAUl, nNNEAPOIIa
AND OMAHA RAiIXAY COMrANY.

NOTTCE Of ANNUAL MEEFIk3
The Annual Meeting OF the slocxhoidsra
- the Chicago. Saint Paul. A'AnsApoiis
and Omaha Railway Company will .. hsid
~ the of5se of the company, Ia Ins cfsy
OF Hudson. wisconsin on Tsdnssda
April II. 1920, at nsns o clock A h for
action Of ssen .ssssf ssness a. May soms
before said ss%etfaf
Transfer ssoohs Will b. closed on Fri.
day, March a2. 1890. at the close OF puss.
ness on that day. and wiz be reop4nsA on
THURSDAY, a prn IS. 1921.
Dated. February %, 1920
JAMES r CLARK. Prea,asnt
JOHN 4. CALDWELL. secretAry
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Thursday

Z co. 0V.oI III oU. OF 5V.4UVD oV,oU 0V. 4V
Southern Spot Observation-Disclosures steady
unchanged. at 42.75c; sales 1921 bales
New Orleans steady, so points lower. al
4Z2bc; sales ,659 bales. Mobile quiet, un-
changed. at 39.75c; sales. II bales Savan-
nah steady. unchanged, at 40.75c: sales
74s bales. Charleston steady. unchanged.
changed. at soc; sales nil. Norfolk quiet,
unchanged. at 3950c; sales, S37 bales.
Augusta steady. unchanged, at 4oc; sales.
359 bales. Memphis steady. unchanged at
40.5oc; sales, 1000 bales. ST. Ieujs steady
unchanged at 40. soc; ssles, nil. Houston
quiet. unchanged, at 42c; sales, 35s bales.
Little Rock steady. rs points higher, at
41.25c; sales. sos bales. Dallas steady, s
points higher. at 42.7Oc; sales. 33l bales.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27

NOTICE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
the stockholders of the Eastern Grocery
Company. Inc. will be held at II A. NJ.
IN the forenoon of the sth day Of April.
st.. in the City OF New York. State Of
New York W
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27

Current Year
Sugar. granplated. per b...14OIs
Coffee. Rio No. Z, per lb,... 15 7.2S
Coffee. Santos No. 4, per !b.. ala 1915
Sugar-The market for raw sugar was
steadier yesterday. There were buyers Of
Porto Ricos in any position, at 12Mc c.
l. T., with no sellers at that level. The
only actual business reported during the
day was sale to local renner OF 5000
Tt expected advance In the pricc Of re-
Ane4 Fugar has NOT az yet taken place,
xsndsr1 liak pripes baing unchanged, buk
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
special meeting OF the stockholders OF
Commission Corporation, duly called ana
held Oh the 1sth day OF March. 1920. ts1s
following resolution vas adopted by unan-
imous vote OF said Corporations:
RESQLVED, That the name rrs.r
which this CORPORATION was arganixsd. ta
VII pstraneef -Erskine ManufS$SnrtnNs T.
ena Iomsasssao. Corporation, be ana the
Nrskine Corporation >A esaSAust
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27

tut u ,wenstsr has been appointed presi-
B Vsn ne Atlas Powder Company and r.
n iswnw iss was elected a Woe president.
3ssat ana sssa ~ss WAS appointed vice-presi-
~ sazy sesszy ana treasurer. isaac Fogg
- = esesatasx nuA assastAnt
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27

The Bankers Trust Company on April
vtil disburse = dividend OF g per cent on
fhA capital stook nk ~ 2h0entB 1xop-
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
yesterday Year arc

Live steers, fair to
prime. 100 lbA. $1a.36 @1A.6o $1<t0@11.SS
Dressed beef sides.
lh. ............ .1SW .2S .184 .26
1--we veals. common
to prime. lo0lbs 1e.0oW oW2a.oo 1Aoo@1s.SB
Dressed veal. city.
1,Ss ewes: lss ii: .ssSs.,ss ssS IS sss 1855 ss
Dressed m { n.
city, lb. .1s@ "a $50 "a
Live lambs. fair to
prime. 100 lbs. 1s.o0@20bo 1900 10000
h. x; ~: .ss@ .ss ,..s:9 .ss
Dressed hogs. bacon.
Mes. M pork. bbl.. 4a.eo94a.oS ss.oogss.oo
Mess beef, bbl.. 16.00Q1S.00 $3.50
Lard. Middle West
100 lbs. ....... ao.so@ao.so 3s.&oW2s.so
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27
Cotton Statistics

YeSter Last Last
Exports .s::oa IS S51lS 914o s5s5s
Port stocks. l. 25S,2 29l 1,325.250 1888 Il
Interior rcpts,. 1900 1877 1o,2o1
Interior shipmts $4,000 1857 1870
Liverpool Cables-spot cotton: Dull at
20 points advance on the basis Of 28.3sd
for middling; sales 1000 bales. American
futures opened quiet at points decline to
points advance closed quiet 5ut s5ealy
at a net decline of to 10 points; March
&c. sod. May 25.21d July 24.31d. Oct 22.57d.
Dec 21.59d. Manchester: Yarns dull,
cloths quiet.
Wheat-An active demand was reported
said to have been made as high as s277
on track for No 2 red and No. 2 hard
at New York, with fairly good business
the rumors Of German credit for the
purchase OF food products, including
wheat and, rye -four. and the irmness was
In the face Of improved weather condi-
tions. The storm of the past two days
has swept across the country and covered
much of the territory previously COM
planning of drouth.
Corn--The market was active and irreg-
ulav yesterd. but on the whole showed
upward tendency. closing at net advance
Of 15sc to 27sc. The early market was
firr1 owing to active covering by sellers of
yest rday. who were disa ppointed by a
statement that the reimposition of restric-
tions on corn trading would not so into
effect. This advance met realizing Oh re-
ports Of reselling by Eastern houses. but
tho market irmed up again at the close on
the reports of German credit for the
purchase of various food products. In
Guiding wheat and rye -four. and it was
expected that part of the money would
also be used in the purchase of corn goods.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
Chicago:
auiy Nay issa 1ssa 49,: 1sss 1.ssss l.ssss
0ats-The market was active and ir-
regular Yesterday. The opening advance
of a cent a bushel was followed by re-
actions. but prices advanced again at the
close. owing to the strength of corn and
%nl were finally q to lc net higher. Export
strength of sterling exchange is expected
to bring In some foreign business. and a
connection was the report that 1000, ,ooo
IN gold would leave England this week
for America in connection with the re-
tirement of the Anglo-French loan
Yesterdays Previous Year
M Ney York ssst: elGss e, eloss e, =, .sgo
Chicago:
1nIy May .-...::.... - .ss ssis .ssshN ,s2M
Il Kye-Market firm 80 u 'i 70
Yesterdays Previous Year
ANo Nesl-.. 49,. Sl.9o $lSosA Sl.75
Flour and Meal-Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
Minn. patent $1,000 $1,000 sl170
Cornmeal... 4.0594.15 405 gals 40OQoe2 20
Rye -four. S.0000.50 9,00Qle.50 9.05 a s. so
Bran....... $500 $500 4S.00
Cottonseed Oil
An irregular opening was followed by
sharp advances in cottonsaed oil owing to
a moderately active demand from local
and Western shorts. Offerings were re-
stricted, due to the continued Improvement
in sterling exchange, while the market
was also Influenced by the strength OF
other commodity markets and the advance
in cotton. Active months in the futures
market closed at a net advance Of 80 to 80
points Total sales for the day were 49,
500 barrels
The range Of prices follows,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27

500 @Arizona Silver
1000 "America Min.
200 "fAtlanta go.
$500 "fBelcher . (ap)
5000 *Belcher e (ap)
400 Big Ledge -.
2500 *fBooth ......
1900 i'Bost & Mont.
23O0 *fCaledonia :.
100 *CaIumet & Jer
zoo Canada Copper
600 *Candelaria Silv
1900 Carson Hill G
$500 *i-Cashboy ....
ZOO Dolores Esper.
5000 Cons Copperm.
$50 Sons Vir Silver
100 sCortez Silver
600 *De Beer Con NJ
1850 Divide Ext fap)
14S00 Emma Silver.
1000 Eureka CIR M.
$500 sfEureka Holly.
500 FL Salvador Silv
100 'Forty-nine Min
$500 'fGold Zone D
TOO "Golden Gate.
$500 "tGoldfeld Cons
2Too = Goldfield Dew
$500 sfGoldfield Merg
300 *TGreat Bend.
1870 Hecla Mining.
1900 SIrcn Blossom.
$500 3TJim Butler.
200 TJumbo Exten.
5000 *fKewanas
200 'fKnox Divide.
$500 Louisiana Cons
10000 *fMacNam Mng
5000 siMarsh Mng..
GOO ~Motherlode G.
100 Mur-Mg M Ltd
1000 Nipissing NJ Co
500 Ophir Sill M Co
1900 Prince Con -.
1000 Rex Consol 49,.
$500 Roper-Gr N Ca
New-York tribune., 1920-03-27

Question: have purchased small block
of Allied OIL stock and would annrecie+o vo,,r
opinion OF the future of this company and
this stock.--H. l.. r. A''N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-29
BROWN STARS IN
DOBSON VICTORY
Little Outside Wing Big Asset in
Local Teams Win Over
Paterson

The J. & J. DobsOn soccer eleven
ran true to form on Saturday. when 1t
eliminated the Paterson silk socCeritcs
from further competition in the national
cup competition. The Falls aggregation
owes its victory to little Alcck Brown,
outside wing. II was this player who
brought victory to the team last week.
when Disston was defeated in the sec
ond round.
Paterson Outplayed the local boys,
who had been put through n hard test
by the Tacony lads on three successive
occasions before they finally won out.
But the speed Of the Milcrs was greatly
increased near the end Of the battle.
Another player who deserves mention
is Hubert Ehrline, sensational goal
tender for the Dobson squad. Ehrline
in the seven hours time that it took to
play the second and third rounds. had
been scored on but twice. Although
Paterson time and again bOmbardcd him
his wonderful blocking kept the oppos-
ing team from scoring throughout the
last half. until he was charged by Du-
gan, whose shot hit the cr0ssbars and
then dropped back Of Ehrlinc.
The decision handed out by the Ma
tional Commission, when fine was put
on Disston for playing two ineligible
men in the first game against Dobson,
should be n lesson to all clubs who make
n habit Of padding their roster when
playing in cup competition. In addition
to placing a fine against the Tacony
team, both Jimmy and Bart McGhce
were suspended. They will be eligible
to play with the Wolfendcn Shore team
on next Saturday.