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The Washington herald., 1920-02-20
MAP MAKER, 81
.YEARSOLD, D,DIES
Henry Lndenkohl, for Over
Half Century at Geodeic
Survey, Passes Away. I,


Henry Lindsnkohl. q oartograph-
er Of the Coast and Geodetie Sur
vey for hfty-nine years. died yes-
terday morning at his homs. i1as
crittenden street. 81 years old. His
record with the survey is eonsid-
cred remarkable.
As cartographer. engraver and
lithographer his productive capacity
has never been surpassed. nor even
equalled. IL is claimed. by any other
map-producing establishment
Lindenkohi was born at Hesse
casseil. Germany, on January 20.
1899. and was admitted 70 Amer
Jean citizenship In 1861 BE was
educated in Germany and subse-
quently at Rugby Academy. in this
city.
His contributions TO the military
maps OF the Union forces in ehe
civil war gained him early fame.
He was an original member Of the
National Geographic Society, or
CANNED in 1855; a member Of the
American Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science. and many
other organizations.
During q greater part Of his SER
vice with the Geodetic Survey he
was closely associated with his
brother, Adolph Lindenkohl. a scien-
tist who died in June. 1904. after
fifty years of notable service with
the survey.
Lindenkohrs usefulness continued
up to the time Of his brief illness
and the rapidity with which he
worked IL is said. was remarkable.
A kind and smiable disposition en-
deared him to his associates.
Funeral services viii be held to-
morrow at p. m at the home
Burial win be in Glenvood Gene
terry.
Lindenkohl IL survived by three
daughters Mrs Charles A Howland.
of Schenectady. n. Y: Miss Martha
Lindenkohl and Miss Josephine Lin
denkohl. Of this city
DIR. Thomas Alexander Lee, tr.
Of Hibbing. MINI, died yesterday
at the home of his father, Thomas
A Lee, manager of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. at iT2s Q
will be held at the home tomorrow
afternoon at l:30. Interment VIII
be in Arlington DR.. Lee spent most
of his time in Washington. He was
educated at Emerson Institute and
received his medical degree at
George Washington University. He
was at one time resident physician
at the Home OF the Incurables.
7 - ka
the Casualty.
Minnesota During the war he was
a surgeon in the United States Army.
He is survived by his widow. a
daughter, his parents and two sis
tiers, Mrs. Rutherford Craighill and
Mrs. Chauncey Mcneil.
Ira Dawn. 60 years old. an en-
ploye Of the plant industry bureau
of the Agricultural Department. died
wednesday At his home. 174s Clifton
street northwest Funeral services
win be held today at Howadley. Va.
and burial will be in the church
cemetery at Pohick, Va.
Mrs- Maria Brafnard smith. 20
years old. died Wednesday al her
home, 3o4 Takoma avenue. North
Tskoma, Nd. after four weeks III
ness. Funeral services will be held
from her home this afternoon at
O'Clock. Burial will be in Oak Hiil
Cemetery. Mrs. Smith had been
resident of Washington for morc
than fifty years and was a promi-
nent member of the Western Pres
byterian Church. She is survived
by her husband. william II. II.
Smith, chief bookkeeper Of the Bu-
reau OF Supplies and Accounts OF
the Navy Department, a brother and
two children.
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Schools
And
Colleges

sees Ne. a.S we.e. st.ss.ss
AC CCOUNTANCY-
Largest G. p. A. Faeulty.
Largest and oldest scAeoi I'm city.
Degree-Grantfng Powers
rrepares fer Q. p. A. or Busisess-
New eiasses now fornfng.
PREPARATORY-
Accredited Basfs- Day ana Eve
ninE-Grade-High seheol-New
eiasses starting In Pubife Speak
Ing, Business. Enxifsh, spanfsh,
Algebra. Englfsh History, GeeR-
etry and Trigeaonetry.
DRAFTING
Arehiteefural
AecAsnicai-ss.oo per month.
COMMERCIAL
Gregg Shorthand, ss.so per ne,th.
bookkeeping. TypewrftinE. New
eiasses from $3.50 to etlk.
Other Courses Bulletin Free
" \ I7ssGStN.w.
1sW.V.H. Main szso
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Cahill & DUNCAN
co.tiaentai T..st BuiiAisg !.
N. zl2s l4th Z h Sh. N. ".
We want your house to sell.
If you desire a quick sale 6Il
out the coupon and mail to us
at once.
House No. 49,. Prie.
Terms. Trust. -.
Number of rooms. :. Baths. :.
Size of lot -. Alley. -. Kind
of heat. -. Electric light. %.
Colonial porch. -. Garage. -.
Possession. -.
s....ss
Owner.
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LOST.

.boSI-STRING OF PEARLS SUNDAY.
feoruary 3 in L.Oew's Palaee Theater;
Performance; liberal reward. Mrs. ID.
ODONNELL. 1871 Columbia road NV.
ofamia $500. Apt. 41s. fee0-st
|LosT-BLACK FUR NECKPIECE WITH
nead and tails attached: dropped between
@ ssu and b SITS. and 1lth and Mass ave. ne.
Luesony afternoon. February II. Reward IL
returned to 622 St ne fe1s-2t
LoST-BIlAcK CROSS. GOLD-TIPs, TUES
Day. 1Ith; reward. Return to INTERNAL
REVENUE OFFICE. I41S II st. NV.
fe19 e0.2a
Los1-BARPIN, GREEN MALACHITE; RE-
ward IL returned to 1906 Conn. ave. NV
Phone franklin $500 fefT-3t
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what we would consider large. even IL Ii
was one suit or shoes that we fail to buy.
but our offers are based on the yalue Of
ladies' and pen's worn clothing and our Of
fers are best Call Main 4145 and we send
our best buyer We have no solicitors.
JUsTHs OLD STAND. 6l9 D. fe2o-1t
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Classified Real Estate Advertising
GOLDEN RULE, Incorporated.

GOLDEN RULE. Incorporated.
Harry !. Chew. President.
q. Elmer Bookhultz. Vice Pres. Treas.
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTs
sl5.o00
]. The best buy In this section. Brick. peb-
ele-dash. detached house containing ten
rooms. bath. hof.water heat. gas and cleo
tric lights. Large lot TO paved alley. Sa-
rsse. Entire house In excellent condition.
Terms OF sale TO be arranged.
MT. PLEASANT
$500
This excellent house Is located on one OF
the best streets In the Mt. Pleasant section.
it contains 8 rooms ana large sleeping porch.
hath. hot-water heat. gas and electric
hsnts. House In Al condition. Room Tor
garage. Terns Of sale TO be arranged.
SOUTHEAST SECTION
$500
A nne rooming house This is brick
mouse containing 10 rooms. bath, steam heat.
-, hrge lot. Convenient to two car lines.
inis Rouse cannot be duplicated for the price.
CHEVY CHASE. d. o.
slp.5o0
A thoroughly modern house In the best
neighborhood in this section. Containing Z
rooms, bath, hot-water heat. gas and elec-
tric lights. lot 25xS5 Colonial front porch
and enclosed back porches. Terms Of sale
to be arranged.
GOLDEN RULE. Incorporated.
coatinentai Trust Building. Main 1e4o-1eli
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STORY TELLING STUDIO
1906 EYE ST NV APT1

Do you realise that q well told story h q
nnanciai and social assetf We viii teach
you to know and tall the best ehildrsp,s
stories along Biblical edoc.tional and social
lines. Trained at Tescher' College. Co
lumhia University, and Library School New
York City. Wednesday and Thursday even
inrs. % 10 .. N, 20 cents per hour; Il
lessons, IS. 4:fs .. n.-S:xs D. m Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday. Flint lesson conpn-
nentary. Complimentary lesson 70 teacher
Nith class
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DIED.

Tuesday. February IL.
1920, at p. m. LEWIS r, be-
loved son Of Lemuei and Mar
garet Oliver (nee Gsrges).
Funeral from his parents resi-
dence, sl2 X street southeast.
Friday. February 20, 1920. at
2 o'clock p. m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment at
Congressional Cemetery.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

BoARD OF EDUcATIoN or THE DIS
trict of columhla. An exanination will Be
held at the Franklin school Buildfng. corner
isth and K SITS, NV. On Tu1sdey. Fsbeaary
"A. 1870. In each Of the following subjects.
to all positions In the Dunbar High School
and the Cardozo Vocational school,; az Type
writing in Dunbar High School. Maximum
salary, s1.s60 per annum. t2) Mechanical
Drawing in the Cardozo Vocational School
The examination will begin at 0 a. m, Tues
day. February "a, 1920. Immediate appoint
ment awaits the successful candidate. Cam
dldates for typewriting must furnish their
own upewriters for use In the examination.
All candidates must file with the secretary ~
the Board OF Examiners for eolored schools,
on or before the day Of examination. apphca-
tons showing that they meet the require-
ments for teaeherships fn the public schsols
Of the District Of Columbia. For part1c1lars,
see General Circular Of Informet tien which
may be obtained upon request from y. ID.
Weatherless, Secretary Of the Board OF Ex-
aminers for Colored schools. FRANKLIN School
Building corner 18th and X SOS, NV. tSign-
ed) ERNEST L. THURsroN. superintendsut
Of Schools. fei9-2t
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Houses for Sale.

si.soo-EYE ST. sE., NEAR mn
Five-roon frame; large lot.
Ss.26o-sth sT. NE, NEAR C-ssv,,
room, bath. frame; $500 cash.
Ss,eoo-2ud ST. NE, NEAR D-six
rooms, 2story brick. bath. Owner wfu
give possession. z
e4.o00-FLA.. AVE. NE. NEAR n.
oAPfToi-six-room brick, hath, Is r..
alley.
e3.0oo-E ST. NE. NEAR UNION STA
TlON-seven-room brick. bath.
ta,o00-MAss. AVE. NE.-six Rooms, {,
bath. brick. fine location.
S7,350-KEARNEY ST. NE,-Nev g.
room bungalow; strictly modern; large
lot.
For Colored.
e3.50o-9th ST. NV. NEAR EUCLID-
six-room brick. furnace; $500 cash.
es.eoo--A ST.. NEAR 5th.--six-rooa
brick. ~
H.2so--LAMoNT ST. NV. NEAR stb-
sfx-rooms. bath. furnace.
H.5oo-rrFTH ST.. NEAR U Nw.-six-
room brick.
For these and other desirable homes
apply 10
National Realty Co.
920 New York Avenue NV.
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Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1884 II street, NV.
Phone Main 102s.


Phone Main 1o2s.
Price. ss.sce. CONVENIENTLY LooAT-
ED in a strictly white section. A six-room
and bath colonial brick having rsrFs front
porch and sieepiag porch. The house Is
heated by hot water. lighted by electricity
and has oak foors. There IL plenty Of room
for garage and the owner will sell on -ea-
sonable terms and give prompt possession.
Pride, $3.50. DOWNTOWN. A little
on 18th st. We have just had listed an ex-
eeptionally well built home in n very good
block. There are nine rooms and bath, q
large back yard with plenty Of room for ga
rage and immediate possession may be mad.
Reasonable terms Of sale.
Price. $500. MT. PLEAsANr. A very
attractive home on kilbourne street which 10
now vacant. There are seven rooms and
bath. hot-water heat. electric lights, hard
wood floors and there Is plenty Of room for
garage. Attractive terms OF sale win .be
made. -
Price, $500. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. A
cheap little home well located rear the Sol
diers' Home. This is a brick house having
front and rear porches and will be put in
fine condition for the purchaser. at no ex-
pense to him. $1,000 cash payment. balance
monthly.
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WASHINGTON
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
faculty Of Arttstz

Formerly 12i2 oonnecticut Ave. Nov i4os
New Hampshire Ave- At pupont oircis.
Scores OF government clerks and others srs
taking advantages Of our special terms Of Z
weeks t1+ lessonsl for so, at convsnient
afternoon and evening hou7.
Special Harp and Cornet DeptA
Steel Guitar, Ukulele Depts, etc.
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DR. RENT-ROOMS AND BOARD
WANTED-ROOMS.

6RNIsHED. By An KLDERLY COUPLE,
room and BATH with kitehsnette. or privi-
re Of l. h T., about March 4: northwest
eetioa preferred. box $40. Hersid oifice.
fels-It
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FREE CLINIC

Washfnston school Of Chfrsprsette
111e r 81. NV. Main 1sos
Mondays. Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Fridays. bet $3.50 and 7:3o D. m
All acute and chronic cases viii BE-
treated free Of charge
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ESTELLE H0wES SMITH.
tsz3-sot
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PAINTING.

FIRsT-CLAss WORK; RIGHT PRICES.
Have your painting done now and rave
money on cash terms. FRANK W. DEEToN.
624 22nd ST. NV. fe10-3t
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
Syndicate Formed to Offer
National Plate Glass Notes

Montgomery Co., Frazier & Co..
OTIS & Co. and the Illinois Trust and
Savings Bank are Offering for subscrip-
tons at prices to yield I per cent for
any maturity S4.00O,O00 National Plate
class Company serial per cent gold
notes, dated January /. 1920, and MA
turing from January /, 1921, to January
J. 1923, inclusive. In addition to this
authorized and outstanding issues of
notes the company has authorized and
outstanding so,00O,O0O 8 per cent cumu-
lative sinking fund preferred stock and
an authorized issue of 100000 shares of
common stock without par value, Of
winch $500 shares are outstanding.
!, Inc company proposes to acquire
paclty of II 100000 square feet Of plate
glass annually. The Fisher Body Cor
poratlon will make cash investment Of
over S4,ooo,0o0 in the preferred and all
OF the common stock of the National
fiate Glass Company and will enter into
ten-year contract to pay the company
enough to provide annually minimum
net earnings to meet maturing note in
staIiments, interest, preferred dividend
ana sinking fund requirements.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
5000 Pgh Brow IS. ~
Toronto
Rid. Ask.
Cop11,1odities
Cotton

The continued weakness Of foreign cx-
change and reports that the declining in
sterling was stopping all imports into
England led to still more active and. ex-
cited liquidation in the market yester
day For time, indeed, 1t seemed on
the verge OF Generalization and May
contracts broke 10 3l.ooc or 1856 points be-
low the closing prices This was within
Is points OF the maximum price move
rnent allowed for any one day. and prices
rallied later on covering. with May clos
ing at 522oc. The general market closed
steady at a net decline OF so points on
February and of 30 to ll0 points on other
months
The greatest activity and excitement of
the day followed the publication of re-
port attributed to one Of the London
papers that England had stopped impor-
tauons OF cotton and that cotton
was being shipped back for resale in this
lng. At first sight this seemed to be
taken as meaning that the government
had taken action of some sort, but there
was nothing to confirm such view, and
the report was later believed TO be ba
upon the operation OF deprecated ex-
changes as Indicated by private cables.
pool connections also We're inclined to be :
lief that the break in sterling would stoo
all importations People here with Liver
pool connections were also inclined to be-
little the talk of cotton returning to This
country, on the ground that it might ap-
BY to a few small lots, but that Man
chester was too far sold ahead at high
prices to part with raw material Stocks
OF cotton at Liverpool and afloat are com
parativsiy large. however. and it Is be-
neved that British importers might post
pohe fresh purchases in the South for
some time should exchange fail TO i'm
me market orened steady at an ad-
vance or points to decline OF points
end quickly weakened under a renewal Of
me .Tecent selling movement Active old
crop months sold 115 TO 1876 points net
.ower on the midday decline. while the
points, with last prices showing rallies Of
some 90 TO 50 points from the lowest
mere We're reports of easier spot bases in
The South, but local brokers said thar
aero mad been no very active selling
here from that quarter
me local spot market was quiet and
10 points lower at 1850 for niddiinu
no sales were reported.
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05

shoes lis west thirty g.o'a5dS sss6ad stf:s' 9ss'
SAUNA. Kan,--I1eywood Dry Goods Co
g. g. neywood. dry goods and notions,
SALISBURY. y. C-ReIl-H Harry co..Aw w
second Street: Fant:. ''0 " thirty
san FRANcIsCc-B NJ Harris Co;
NJ. Harris. furs: Pennsylvania l"
san FRANCISCO B. NJ Harris. ,ur,.
SAN FRANCISCO 49, Emporium: Miss
Jackson. jewelry; 225 Fifth Avenue. sth
sAvANNAH-T Karpr Co. p Ksrnt
re rssdy ~ t to 2, wsar ear so3 Firth Agenue ''
cotton and Woolen piece goods, - Leon
sc,HENSEcTADY. y. H s Barney Co.;
" ". herman. muslin underwear in
fants wear, eorsets. chIldren's coats
dresses; 404 Fourth Avenue. Park ave.
SCHENECTADY. y Y.-Boston store. N
,; Harris women's garments. Murray
sEATTLE-Rhodes Co: w F.. Craig ~.
tons, jewelry toilet. leather goods iI5o
Broadway, Room 4Os
sEATTI IE.Central Alabama Dry Goods
Co.. NJ, L. Gusdorf. dry goods notions,
Momen's garments; 4s Leonard Street
SHiPPENSBURG. Pa.-Rummel. Hines &
Co.. George w Hines, mfrs. pants
working coats, oVerals, shirts: Wood
SOUTH BEND, Ind.-Branaou purrell
20 l. kirchmeyer. laces embroideries
notions, etc; e. iagey, representative;
sPAARTANsBuRei. $. c-Parl.s Bell Co;
IL. Yost, ready to wear: ll6 Vest Thirty
second Street; A. Fanti
SPRINGFIELD. Mass.-Forhos & Wallace.
Mr, Wa,sTe g.d &C.. Mrs Jackson. ready to
wear: 80 Fifth Avenue; Syndicate Trad
ST. CLOUD. Minn-wilson &, Co, 7 WI.
Ct; son; ,oS8,e9I wemsns ~ furnishings; Aicazar
Wall: Miss L. Marcel children's wear.
126l Broadway.
ST. JOSEPH Mo.-Tootle. Campbell Dry
Goods Co; c. L. Mailer. lsces einbrof-
deries. domestics waists furs. muslin
CT rnderwear; ry,ss go Worth Street.
> Il, Loo lS-Stewar $: Mr- Weber Jobs
spring dresses; 220 Fifth Avenue. room
ST PAUL-E. Rice, general merchandise.
SUMTER. $. C.-The Misses Wilkes: Miss
y, Beulah Wilkes. millinery: Herald square
TALLAD ADEGA, Ala.-A. G Baker women's
wear: Hermitage.
TOLEDO-Loper Shop: {. II. Ioper. dress
- ss coats and suits. skirts Aberdeen
TFoY; soo,;s Ala Ala,Msa'nuel s;- Mntenthal. dry
UTICA' \ I''' Sh9s eoerdesh
Herald square
WAsHlNGToN Meyers Shop. ]. F Mey-
WAsIINGroN - King Caroline & Sons;
r larry King, ready to wear millinery,
WEBSTER. Mass Merritt, woalen Co.:
T. 81, Merritt mfr. of woolens; Herald
WHEELING. W. Vac. H. Wheeler &
Son G II. Wheeler merchant tsilors;
WILKEs.RARRB Pa.-wilkes-Bsrre Dry
NiLMlNGTON, Del. NJ Martin. mil
l;NerY; Grand.
Goods Co. |. Jones, dress goods silks:
V. - $. Easi Twenty sixth Street.
" "tNSION-SALEAI,. y C.-Mrs L. X.
stanton. millinery Aberdeen
W0hCESFER. Mass.--lsrael Friedman &
prnsker; l,'rIs N. DrucAer- mfrs. cotton
fCCNCSTOWN. Ohio-Strouss Hirshberg
o.; Miss Dorothy McNicholos corssts
and brAssieres; 1850 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
Jewelry Import Co. Formed

me Columbian Import Corporation
Oh New York has received a charter
winch authorizes it to buy and sell i'm
ported merchandise in the way of jew
e,.y' ei.. waeches, clocks, beaded bags. jew
ware. The officers are Henry Nockin,
president; R. +. Wahrman. vice presi-
cent; Henry Nockln ir.. secretary and
treasurer. The new corporation will
sstaDtsh offices in Paris, Munich. Buda-
pest, Geneva and Tunis, Afri,a. The
sap'tai consists of $500 shares with q
par value OF $40 each. Henry Nockin
-; VIII leave shortly for Europe in the
interest Of the business.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
range of prices follows:
Sugar and Coffee
prices ago
sugar, grapuiated per lb Is ole

sugar sugar granulated per lb.... .S@ls 9
SoTee. ~ohee. tso R'o NO. T. per ID; ;.ltzs 15A
Sugar-The trade felt encouraged yoster-
uay over the private advices received re-
portinI an Improvement in labor trouble 3
IN 'uoa 1t WAS said that traffic on the
railroads had been resumed in some sec
tons and that dock hands were going back
to work ~ ~
Receipts at United States Atlantic ports
,or 10. 'hs week were 67,Sla. tons. compared
ol'5S year ago. Meetings. showed fair
increase. being 81 900 tons against IL 600
a a. week ago. Total stock now amounts TO
80 2O3 tons, against 32SS9 tons last wecl
ana 1893 tons last year
ne market for sugar was Quiet and
"'tnout special feature. There were BUYERS
OF Cubas afoat and TO arrive next week
FOR Porto Rico Wv u
Coffee Futures-The bottom dropped out
or or the market yesterday and in one OF
,9r 70, months past prices broke sharply until
March he'd touched 1890 May lS SOC and
July l3.soc. or 50 10 81 points net lower
May at 13.6oc represented decline Of
reached last November. coffee traders
appear TO have been Influenced by the
evident lack of confidence in commodity
values as a general propositions due to
the continued weakness of foreign ex-
change and the unsettled state of export
trade prospects. Just before tho close
shorts covering on tho belief that the
heavy liquidation during the past few
days had practically eliminated the Ions
interest in coffee and that prices should
30 points net lower for tho day.
In the local spot market business was
reported at a standstill, With Rio Is quoted
At 14Ac.
The range or prices follows.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
nn-Seaboard Stockholders
'satiiy Tacony Steel Purchase

stockholders of the Penn-Seaboard
eel Company, at special meeting
terday. ratified the recommends
ms Of directors for the purchase of
entire capital stock of the Tacony
eel Company consisting of 21,2-O
'ares, par value So; the issuance of
000,o00 three-year J per cent sinking
nd convertible gold notes, of which
100000 are to be sold, and the sale
! 1929 shares of additional stock Of
PennSeaboard Steel Corporation.
Out Of possible $4,000 shares of
n-Seaboard Steel stock, 10000 were
presented in person or by proxy at
e meeting. The proposal was unani-
ously approved.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
rHE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
No. III Fifth Ayeuue

NpM Nork, February 4th. 1870.
Notice ie hereby gwen that the transfer
looks OF all issued ana outstanding six per
ent. sbHei dividend certificates OF Tho
American Tobacco Company viii close at
NelNc O'clock noon on the 18th day OF
ebruary, for the purpose OF payment Of
interest thereon due March lst. 1920. and
wiil reopen At 10 O'Clock a. NJ, March End
$50 Checks will bc matted
j. NJ ". HICKS. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05

NuEs-BEMENT-poND COMPANY

,,,,,-,.-.' = - =, ! 7 OdU Wdy, NV OTK.
FREFEERED DIVIDEND NO So
New York, February 4th, 1920
lhe F0ard of Directors of NILES BE-
ilNr-FONp COMPANY has this day de-
N u AUD oNE-IIALF PER CENT upon
e FREFERRED STOCK of the Company.
~ able February Goth, 1920. to stock :
"idders OF record at y. VI. February 5th,
The Transfer Books will not he closed.
JOHN Is. CORNELL Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
NILEs-nEMENr-poND COMPANY
III BfoadwaY. Now York.
COM MON DJlrIDlSNYYN >-n

COMMON DIVIDEND No. II.
New York. February 4th. 1890.
nc Board OF Directors OF NILES BE
'ENT-POND COMPANY has this day de-
AIRED dividend Of TWO PER CENT
pom tho COMMON STOCK of the Com
ny. payable March 20th 1920. to stock
elders OF record at p NJ March 1st,
ihe transfer Books Will not be closed
JONN B. CORNELL. Trea surer
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
p. IORILl.AKD COMPANY

New York. February 1th 1920
Notice is hereby given that ne Transfer
Books OF the Preferred and Common Stock
hf this Company wiil be closed at 3 o'clock
y. M February nth. 1920. for the purpose
of the annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Company. to be held March 9th
1880 and that said books will be reopened
at 10 o'clock \. NJ. March 10th, 1920.
" NJ E HEIEirr Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY

\ nuartesiy dividend OF Two Dollars PEI
share. bein;i a the rate of eight per cent
per aunnia, ON the Capital Stock of tai:
Company, has been declared payable March
LIST, 1aee. TO Stockholders of record Feb
ruary 18th. al IL O'Clock noon.
4. r. PETERS, Secretary,
Detroit. Mich. February 5. 1890,
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
BUYERS Coming

bAi iTlMC Rem Lurie & Co Department
store; Phil Daniels dresses waists; 81
February 10.
MILW ACkEE - Lisberg- Kramer & Co;
larry l-lsberg. fancy knit goods, ladies
pected February 6