davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-14

ma acu e tre copii 81 cind sal nascd pc al pat
ruea, murit din facere. La moartea mamei cram de
zece AMI 81 pcstc sase luni tata sa nsurat alba
cine SD ngrijeasci de copii, u1nd ruteanca tinlr
douazeci de ami mai mica ell Cum VENT in casa
inceput sa-m amireasca slifetul Era femeie inal-
ia 81 bine facuta aproape ASA de frumoasa ca mama
dar 81 cicalitoare Pentru or ce ucru de mimic ii
sara andara 81 ma tragca de par 81 busca in pumn
Am crescut numai in batai La anul n;iscut un CO.
pill 81 nu ma lasat sa mai merg la scoala. Trebuea sa
ngriesc de copil, sal tiu toata zua in brae 81 cind
il lua sal alapteze ma puea 81; spa vasele 81 sd dere
tee prn casa Gu copii tati purta bine, dar pc mi
ne avea ochi sd ma vaza Peste dol AMI alt copil 81
la anul 81 opt lun atul 81 pesc dol AMI altul 81
pc citesi patru lam dadacit 81 mia 81 vorba buna
n am avut della Ma facusem fata mare 81 tot ma
batca 81 ma tlrnua de par clnd il draci. Pc
tata Pau incurcat niste jidan acea negot 81
l'au saracit prin nselaciune judecat Era sal
dea afara 81 din dugheana, dac unu din eli, de care
sa rugat mama, Far fl ingadut 81 nu lar Fl iertat
datorc de vrc-o doua suite de gabcn Din ziua acea
fost stapina in duglleana 81 tata facea pc arr
gatu Jdanu ia iertat datoria vcnea III fe care
luna, chip ca sd vinza MARTA, dar maj multi ca sd Sc
sbegnasca mama, 81 tata avea eel face Jidanul
trecuse averea pc numele mame 81 ca il juca De at,
cum ii placea. 4, 4
Implinisem optsprczece ami, cnd intr q ri lie po.
menim cu jdanul si inca gu TN ncgustor mai tinar,
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{INSULA FfRMfCATA# +
/ Imparatia Amazoanelor !
(Urlnare).
ROMAN DE: G. r. PASCU.

,,ltl multumesc draga ca mai scapat vlata inca
odata s. penru iubrca ia Il griJa cen port Al drep
tate Ma STINT obosita, turburata de aitea sbuciumari
sufetesti, ar in zadar ma culc am Sc pot dormi TIE
rog sta mine s-Ini gonest urltul Ma simt asa de
bine inga tine, draga Vasco!. +" 81 Vasilca fu pr
ma femce Garcia Elena ii destainu cine este 81 cum,
prn imprejurari aiuns pc corabia turceasca, III
nina nelegiuitilor carl voau so duca dar din par
tea unui ticalos, marelui vizir al Portei.
Fara s;i fie lntrebata, Vasca la rindu ci Isl dcs-
chise na 81 povesti Elenei ajuns s;i fie vndu.
ta pentru haremul Sultanului, cum zcea capitanul,
dat optzeci de lire ticalosnlu predat-o
pc mInie lui:
,Sunt ruteanca, fiind-ca am trait printre Ruteni,
dar mosul 81 bunica, tata meu 81 fost Modo-
ven Cnd ann fost de trei ami, mama ramas vaduva,
avindu-ina nulnai pc mine Peste nn s'a marital.
Era mai frlmoasa felneie din tinnt 81 luat pc
I'M ncgnstor bogat din Boian, vaduy Gu dol cop Ma
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-14

cam de douazeci 81 opt de AMI Vladslav Ruins
ky. Zcea cal Rutean dar im pare ca fost 81 e j.
dan, Gu niste basmale de matasc, mai mute probe de
stamba 81 au facut t1rgul Au stat trei zie
Ia moi 81 in fie inchideau 81 Gu
tata in odaia din fata 81 sau pima dupa mczul noptei
de taina treia seara ma cheana tata in iaac imi
spune ca ncgustorul Gel nar ma cerut, s'a indra
gostit de mine 81 sal au cal bogat, prava mari
la Galat 81 sd ajung domana mare. am volt sal
iau. Lam spus ca numi trebue, 81 ma poddt plinsul
Tata plecat 81 ma pomenesc Gu mama, 81 incepe 81
ca sa-mi spuna sal iau, sa flu polasta, ca sa
jung bine Gu e Nj lam spus nic da, nic ba, ca imi
era teana de Nh voiam so supar ca fl fost in
stare sa ma calce in picoare att era de porIta.
,,Dupa &c ma cicali vreo jumatae ceas ma in
treba restta:
Eli &c facig Spune sd stu ce sal zic." 81 fnfri-
cata, de teama sd ma 1ncaibere 81 sa ma pseze,
raspunsei: Tc rog mama, lasa-na pima milne sa mai
ma gindesc."
Stu Ell carc-i gndul tau; Dumitru, dar nu-i du-
pa tine. Tn pirt ala nam sal fac ginerc. Flu iii
spun sal e cal baiat bun 81 dupa tine. Al sa
traiesti ca doamna ell Gindestee bine fac Te
las pima mne cum al zis dar ia tam spus!"
Ii pleca. Asa imbracata fost m am trintt pc
bat 81 am pl1ns pima INSPIRE zua, cnd ma furat
ss
l@ q C1ld m mn sculat mama era in pravali mia
strcat somnn Era aproape Dc prinz II ma hotarfse'n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-14

sd merg sal spui tusei Anasasiei, mamei 81 mu
ma Alexandrc, ca tat 81 mama sa ma marite du
pa negustor din Gaati 81 sal iau, dar de-
abba apucaiu sa ma spal pc ochi 81 ma pomenesc
81 Gu tusa Anastasa ca vim in casa 81 in
cepe Sal spuna fata de mine ca ce dat pestc
mine 81 ell ii dau GU picorul.
De buna seanla ca zapacise pc tusa, ca era mes
terra de vorba stica sa wire sub pelea omului
ca ma pomenii ca tusa pune parte 81 ma indeanna
sal iau 81 Sc multumesc lui Dumnezeu ca dat asa
peste mine.
ASA lam spus 81 cu lelc Anastasio, dar cine
vorbest Nici odata m "a ascultat fata asia. Sa
fost alta i'll locul facea desi ua cimpii dar
am sufert. Citeodata, cilld ma din fire, mai
atins-o 81 eu, mama, ca 81 pc al mel bat cind
ma ascuta 81 ca crede Cd nu-i voesc binele Doanlne
dar care ala sa vrea rau la copul ei, ca de, eu
socotto 81 socotesc ca mea, nu-i asa lce Anasta
so'', zise asa de dulcc de credeai Cd
vorbeste din innla
,Ba asa-i draga. Al dreptatc - Bine zicc mata 81
so ascnlt dTaga, ca iti este mama Baian 81 mie
mi pare cal bum Ianzi, SAT- faca roche de matase
pentru nunta! HIM. Unde-i norocul ala Sc capat 81
un ginere 81 pentru Alexandria zise usa, scotlnd
un suspn din capul peptului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-14
G o N v o G A r E

Socictatca romina de aiutor 81
cultura ..Rominia Noua'' din Cam
bridge, Ohio, convoaca Pc toti
membrii sal din loc lua parte
la Sedinta lunara, care sc va T.
nea in ziua de 16 Maiu 1920, Ia
oreie 1.30 p. M, la locuinta d-lul
George Moloiu din 40 Harris
Avenue. La ollinea zilei sunt ma.
multe chestli inlportante de re-
zolvat in favorul societatii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-14
A N U N T

A N u N T
Direct la Constanta, in 10
Maiu Vaporu] s. s. HENRY
MALLORY.
Clasa ga ....E....... $l4o.W
Plus $500 War Tax.
S. S. DANTE ALIGHER1, la y
Maiu la Tricst 1885. la Con-
stanta $4,000 plus $500 War
Tax.
Bilete de vinzare la Agcnutl
Romln:
P. CHINA,
11G6 So. Main Str, Akron, Ohio.
(10o-1D
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-14
AN ENEMY TO
CONSTIPATION

Constipation and bowel trouble
can I be helped by siren. drugs
The stomach and bowels need q
vegetable remedy like DR.. Edwards
Dandeliom Pills 10 help them produce
a natural, easydmovemcnt.
DR.: Edwards Dandelion Pills con
tain no Calomel or injurious drugs.
They are purely vegetable and teach
the bowels to act witl,ou, physic.
They act on the liver, increase the
flow Of bile; this, in turn, digestinS
the food and moving The bowels IN u
perfectly natural manner.
Get box today, and it S goodbye
constipation, and all stomach and liver
troubles. For sale by all Druggists.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-14
LIBERTY BONDURI
ST MARCI DE CRUTARE

Nindc-le acuma. Platim bani
gata 81 rreturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room ZIG Lennox
Bldg, al dolea Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
clid Avciue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pl-
ma la orele 6 p. m. (lx6(
adv
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-14

APARE in FIECARE II.

pretul pentru publicatti cas ..Caut".
DE Ninzarc", .,Anunt dc cAsitOrie''.
etc. costa pcntru fiecnrc cuvfnt !:
CENT dc . publicatie. Sub 80 dc cent?
MI Sc publica mimic.
rcntru Diri dc scamh. Invitari de-
bOtcz, cununii sau dnnsuri cent? liz
nia. sau $500 1 cOlonnii dc ziar.
Publicntiilc sn fic fnsOtitc de ssiinn
necesari. Credit nu are decit societa-
tile din Uniunen >. H. a.
ManuScripteIe sau rotografii nu &c
inapOinxA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-14
MULTUMITA CATRA FRATII
ROMfNI DONATORI LA SFfN-
IA BIsERICA ,CONSTANTIN
ST ELENA" DIN INDIANAPO-
LIS, INDIANA.

faclndu-Sc MAJ mute lucrurl la
sfinta biserlca, 81 anume } icoa-
he care reprezinta Gina cea de
Taina. Inmormintarea 81 Invlerea.
o Crucc 81 un rimd de haine preo-
tcStl, au donat urmatorii marlll-
mosi donatori:
Nasile 81 Ioana Stan $25; Nj
colae 81 Parasehiva Maur $40;
Isidor 81 Ana Patzlagean $40; A.
vram 81 Victoria Lascu 500; loan
Dorobant $40; loan 81 Maria Ciu-
ruga $40: Rev. Archip Slrbu $40;
Simion 81 Carolina Costea $40;
George Stanciu $40; Irimie 81 f.
lena Pop $40; loan 81 Ana Com
su.a 50; Mihaiu 81 Maria Tintoiu
50; Valerie Lupea $5; Ana 81 l.
lie Mandan So; HE Bratinoiu IS !;
Ravcca Olariu So; loan 81 Elisa
veta Bcu So; Floarea Budoiu So !;
Gligore Muica So; Nicolae 81
Paraschiva Neagu S5; Nicolae Te
culez So; Nasile Hocioaga s; ;
Ana Grecu $40; Nichentia 81 loan
Halmagian $40; Floarea 81 loan
Oltean So; Maria 81 Ak. Toma
So: Ana 81 loan Angeiescu So !;
Nastasia George So; Paraschlva
81 Octavian Posa So; Vita 81 Ste
fan Botos So; Floarea 81 Lazar
Bodoiu So; Vita 81 George Ne
mes $5: susanna 81 Dumitru Jl-
team So: Ana 81 Toma Macsin - !;
Ana 81 ID. Stoica S3: Paraschiva
O. Pop So; Petrache 81 Leonora
Nelescu So; Octavian Pop 81.
Nasi la sfintirea lucrurilor a.
cestca an fost:
Nasi la Cruce: Nicolac 81 Sill
via Palagie. donat suma de $50.
Nasi la Gina cea de Taina Dum!-
tru 81 F'ira Bogdan, donat suma
de $40.
NaSisla Inmolmintare: loan >.
Maria Tatar, donat suma de $33.
NaSi ia inyicrc. Gavrila 81 E
lena Onescu, donat suma de 500.
Nasi la hainelc preotesti: HE
81 Ana Mandan. donat suma de
S22O0.
Tot odata in aceasta publicatie
Sc va cuprinde 81 donatiunile prl-
mite pentrll sfintelc PaSti, dupi
cum ulmeaza:
Della socictatea Ardeleana din
llasco, Mis-. $22; Kokomo, Ind.
$3.50; Anderson, Ind. $11.50;
Dayton, Ohio $500.
Pc aceasta calc aducem since
re multumiri la toti bine facatorii
81 donatorii fratii nostri Rominl.
zicindu-le sa traiasca la multi
ami cu fericire.
Tot pc aceasta Gale ne tmem
de datorlnta a multumi parlntclui
noStru Rev. Archip Sirbu 81 pre-
sedintelui Nalcriu Lupea, care AL
umblat de an colectat bani della
bunii crestini, zicindu-lc Sd tra-
iasca la multi ami fericitl.
Valeriu Lupea, presedlnte.
loan Masariu, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-14

Speram ca toti fratii membrli
vor lua parte la aceasta sedlnta.
In nlumele societatii .,Romlnla
Noua" din Cambridge. Ohio:
Prezidiul.
(l1O-11
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-01-29

Congress was asked last week by
Secretary Daniel to prohibit the ex-
port of helium, a non-infammable
gas used for filling military balloons
and dirigibles. Mr.. Daniels proposed
that five years Imprisonment and a
$4,000 fine be imposed for violation
of the export ban. "The demand fol
helium abroad is insistant," said the
Secretary, "and great enough to con-
sumo the available supply in this
country in a short time"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-01-29
Tax Dodgers Paid Large Sum

Approximately s4OO,0O0,00 was col
lected from income taX-dodgers last
year, it is learned at the Treasury
Department in Washington as first
returns began to come in from the
filing of returns on 1919 incomes.
An equal or larger sum will be col
lected this year, Internal Revenue
Bureau officials predicted.
The additional tax" nearly equals
the loss in revenue to the government
from prohibition.
Additional tax" is the phrase used
by Treasury officials to avoid the
term "tax-dodgers." Part of the money
collected came from persons who had
no intention of defrauding the gov
eminent, it was explained. Many COR
porations filed incorrect returns be-
cause they misinterpreted the tax
regulations, officials declared.
An entire section of the Internal
Revenue Bureau was required, how
ever, to discover the mistakes. Sew
eral hundred clerks are employed in
this section here. In addition, large
staff of special investigators is in the
field checking over persons with mem
berships in expensive clubs, owners OF
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-01-29

automobiles, yachts and shooting
boxes and transfers of real estate.
A large appropriation has been
asked by Internal Revenue Commits
sioner Daniel c. Roper to carry on
the investigation work. 1t was begun
about a year ago. The Investigators
worked on returns covering incomes
received in both 1918 and 1917. From
now until July l the Investigators
will work on the 1918 returns. After
that the returns for income received
in 1919 and which are now being filed
will be Investigated.
An additional S2O0,0OO,O0O will be
discovered and assessed during the
next six months, officials expect.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

AcQuirine Ne,c Rn,r Stacks

Buying of new supplies of raw silks
by manufacturers of silk goods and
yarn throwsters has begun. SO far the
new purchasing has not reached large
proportions. but importers and dealers
IN the raw fiber are convinced that the
lnaugura. new buying period is
q. hand Mill owners frankly confess
that their stocks OF raw silks are run
ming low and that they are forced to
buy additional supplies if they wish to
keep their throwing plants and looms
operating. Some of them have taken
orders for goods at prices which will
permit them to buy raw stock at the
present quotations. while others are
taking chance that the silk goods
market will hold firm or advance as the
season progresses, and thus permit
them to show profit on the raw stocks
they are buying now.
In many of the large manufacturing
plants complete sets of cost figures
have been compiled in which raw silk
is figured at various prices, ranging
as high as IS a pound, about $4.35
above present quotations. This will
enable the manufacturers to adjust
the selling prices on goods through
the months to come, to conform to
market prices Of the raw fiber.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
COTTONS-Imports Of
Foreign Goods Increasing

Despite the assertion of many in
the cotton goods trade that the domes-
tic market has little to fear from
foreign competition, import figures
show that British, Belgian, French and
SWISS goods are arriving in constantly
increasing quantities. At present the
volume of imports is proceeding at a
rate far above that of pre-war years.
Congestion at the port of New York
IS partly responsible for the heavy
showing made in January. Goods that
arrived at this port as early as last
December are just now being released
by the custom authorities, who have
been hampered in their work of ap-
praisal by two small stafs.
So far the volume of imports has
had little effect on the domestic mar
ket in the way of prices. Some low
priced English voiles, fos time,
forced slightly lower prices here, lat
in other departments no effeo. has
been noticed. A considerable Quantity
Of English made madrases ana ging-
hams is understood to have Seen
bought by American interests some
months ago at prices below those
being quoted in this market. The
general shortage of American pro-
duction of such fabrics, however, kept
the price up. and despite the imports,
domestic prices are showing indica-
tions of going shade or two higher.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
JEWELRY-Norelfy Styles
Featured by Retailers

Sales Of novelty jewelry have been
OF such volume in the last year that
this branch is now considered one of
the most important in the industry.
Although few years ago a merchant
who carried a very high grade stock
OF diamonds and pearls refused to med
die with imitation pearls and other ex-
rensive novelty jewelry, this condition
has changed and many of the large
Fifth Avenue dealers now display
complete line of novelties. One of the
best selling novelties for women being
offered is gold meshbag with a
smaller recepticle on the inside for
powder puff and similar paraphernalia.
Women are buying this article in varl-
Gus sizes and prices. Necklaces of all
sorts also continue to find a good sale.
Strings of pearls connected by small
INK of amethysts and selling as high
as $3.50 are among the popular novel
ties.
Jade or imitation jade jewelry is
having a ready sale. The element of
the antique enters into the pendant
vogue, which is, of course, CLOSELY al
he'd with the necklace. There is a
vigorous call for heavy pendants on
the cameo order, not unlike the decora-
tlons worn by our ancestors. Large
lockets, with room for a small photo
graph, reminds the older folks of the
daguerreotype of fifty years ago.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
Cotton Prices Up
On News of Deal
With Czech Croup

The announcement in The Tribune
that a syndicate Of Czecho-Slovakian
textile manufacturers had made ar
rangements to purchase 100000 bales
of cotton in this country for shipments
extending over an eighteen month
period yesterday, attracted much at
tention at the New York Cotton Ex-
change, where it was the dominant
topic of discussion. Cotton operators
assumed that the transaction would
not involve the purchase of any large
amount of cotton at any particular
time, since the shipments are to be
spread over a year and half, accord
ing to the program, but nevertheless
they regarded the news as favorable to
prices. They took it to mean that the
effort to open up export outlets which
have been closed through lacking of a
mechanism for financing sales was no
longer hopeless.
Observers of the market said that
this development tended to check an
early decline in prices, and induced
moderate advances. After selling at
35.50c, early July advanced to 3573c
and closed at 35.72c, with the general
market closing steady, at levels vary
ing from points lower to 35 points
higher. The active months were 2 to
IA points above last nights closing
figures. July was relativel firm, with
other months closing several points
off from the best as a result of profit
taking.
The local spot market was steady and
unchanged at 41.5oc for middling. No
sales were reported.
Of Foll
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
FURS-Ne,p York AUCTION
Offering Sets Ne1c Record

A new record for the value of furs
offered in an auction by the New York
Fur auction Sales Corporation vii! be
made when the company orens its
spring sale on April 19 with stocks
valued at S12,00O,OO0. The previous
high level was $40 600 900.
The spring sales conducted by sew
eral British commission houses in Lon
don promise to outstrip those of the
last four or five years in the quantity
OF American goods offered. Local
agents for the English firms report that
shipments now going forward are the
largest in years. The American furs
going to Europe, however. consist
largely of the staples for which there
is strong demand in European fur
centers. The fact that many American
Shippers made more profit on their Brit
lsh shipments than they did no ship
ments to the merican auctions in the
January sales has stimulated them to
send more goks4s abroad.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
Warns Against Use
OF British Gold
For Credit Growth

The Mechanics & Metals Bank. of
which Gates w. McGarrah, one of the
principal features in the money mar
ket, is president, warns, in its April
letter. against using gold expected
from London as basis of credit ex-
pansion.
Further credit expansion" the bank
says, (which would lead to another
cycle of rising prices and still further
endanger redeemability in gold, is now
being held in check. If the gold that is
sent here by Great Britain in connec-
ton with the payment of the Anglo
French loan in the fall, added to what
ever gold we may purchase in the Lon
don open market, should result in net
additions to our stock strong efforts
should be made to. use that gold to
support our present credit structure
and not for further rnflation. Wisdom
dictates that hereafter we should be
prepared for Withdrawals by keeping
as great surplus of gold under our
credit structure as we can, so that ex-
ports of the metal will not force dras-
tic credit contraction here, but will al
low that contraction to be gradual"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

whoie milk. fresh fats. colored. lb, 24@
@25c;, whites. 24@2f1ac; average run,
colored or white, 22Qo23c; held flats spe-
Gals 80 Q S1c; average run. % % 2ac;
lower grades, 14@27c. Twins, held, specials
whites. 29029i4c; colored, 29@ 30c aver
age run. white or colored 277a a IS q c;
lower grades, i8@27c: fresh as t. qua ,ity
20Q1 23c: Wisconsin. whole milk held,
twins. 27@ 29i2c single daisies. held 800
81 lac; double daisies, held, 29QD31c; Young
Americas. held. 33 @33l2 nc; fresh. 32i2c;
state. skins, flats and twins. held, specials
I q zoe; fresh specials l6 G917c; prime to
choice 13Q15c; fair to good. 100 12c:
lower grades. 4Gg sc.
Eggs-Receipts were 2o,373 cases. Fresh
gathered. extras. dozen. 52@ SIC; extra
hrsts. 501a q III l2c; firsts, AZ Y d soc; sec
onds, 46i9 47c; dirties, No l. As q acc. No
an dpoorer, AZ g 44c: checks, good to
hoice, dry, $50 Ale; goose eggs prime.
sl.3o; duck eges, Baltimore, so@s5c; West
ern and prime Southern. rs @s0c. State,
Pennsylvania and nearby Western hennery
whites, extras, soc; hrsts to extra frsts5 55
a 58c; gathered whites. frsts to extra
frsts, 55@5Sc: Western whites under
grades. $50 sac; Pacific Coast whites, ex-
ira irsts, Sc 6Gn5Sc frsts, 54055c; small
Petaluma. 4a04sc; other Western and
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
Prices on Curb
Move lrregularly;
Allied Oil Weak
Public Only a Small Factor
in the Outside Stock Trad
ing; Professionally Make
Market

Prices of stocks on the curb yester-
day pursued an irregular course in a
quiet trading session: Fluctuations as
rule were small and unimportant and
represented mainly evening up opera
tions by professional traders. Public
participation was extremely light.
Heavy trading took place in Allied
Oil, on which the dividend has been
passed, the stock breaking from an
opening of AZ to low of 43, closing at
"A. International Petroleum displayed
fair degree of strength, getting up
to AZ after opening at AZ. Invincible
Oil closed 2 points up from the open
ing at AZ. Most of the Homer Field
oils were steady. Texas Company new
stock was higher.
In the industrial department General
Asphalt was active with turnover of
4,5O0 shares at range of 100 to 1929
closing at 1O1. ]. l. Case Plow failed
to respond to statement that net
profits before taxes for the six months
ended December 81 last amounted to
$536,00O. Mining shares were quiet
without important price changes.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

FINANCIAL MEETINGS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CoMrANr.
NOTICE OF MEETING.
165 Broad way. New York. n. 7:

1s5 Broadway. New York. n 7:
January Q, 1920.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stoc kholdera
% the Southern Pacific Company will DO
ne!d at the office OF this Company in An
SSnorase, Jefferson County. Kentucky, on
Wednesday. April Z. 1920, at twelve
owing purposes viz:
!. 10 elect fifteen Directors.
Z. 10 consider and act upon all ques-
hohs and matters which they legally come
,sre .eiore the meeting relating to Federal con-
WI ~ OF the Company's properties under the
~ OF Congress of March 81, 1918 or any
ssleement or settlement with the Govern.
,aht ..eht IN respect thereto or relating to this
,s..inlnation ,s.i OF such Federal control by the
ss'uln OF the properties otherwise, and
y. vi reiatlng to conditions resulting from or
sacSeeolng such Federal control and gem
t"y et all Questions and matters growing
~ ~ Ok or incident TO such control, ter
.sa.ton thereof, or following conditions
W., o.. 10 transact al such other business az
snyy slay legally come before the meeting In
.uuing the approval and ratification Of all
zion OF the Board CT Directors and of tho
rr.scutive Committee since the last annual
pany "a e''s S0A
for the purpose of the meeting, the
s""a. 1or the transfer of stock will be
~ .e.a At o'clock p. NJ, Tuesday, March
~ us1o and will be reopened At 10 o'clock
IN. A. thursday. April 8. 1890.
~ oroer of the Board of Directors
HUGH NELL. Secretary