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hUCTfONS--LEC1LS
Legal Notices.

Az. sEICAN NArloNAL BANK. Rioamond.
holders OF this bark, viii be, held on Tuos-
day, January 49, 1920. at IL O'clock nuua
for tho election or directors and for Ia.
TRANSACTION OF such other business as ma y
properly costo before said meeting, O, g.
Hill. cashier.
ANNUAL MEi:rING- Ola Dc::,in.on .Ftrlst
Company. Tho reEuiAr annual nee,tng
or tho stockholders OF Old Dominion Tfast
Company will be held at the ONCE Of the
company. No. NO East Main Street. Rich
at Il O'Clock nonn,, for tho purpose OF elect.
ing directors of the company and for the
properly como before the meeting W. H.
slaughter, Secretary.
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AUCTIONS-LECAL
Legal Notices.
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haasrs nSp this 1' SINE wifi 81 tho a. t5''s
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msis ,inE GSadsra e es.Sss the said
BR0AD sTREET GANk. Riehmopd. Va
te Rs 1'$pt 81: ss % s. & Seia ssS e.
snfi king, hous 500 Of the H,ssa Street Rsa&
& r fSsa Is JAZZ a il s y;
The ensuing year ana 81 for the ,rans.stion Of
bro hi, meefas nay Soea SasS.S
rlhXinNENP S NoTIGEIrHs Frs. Sa!!apsi
,sTns board 81 de.e;oi. e 81 ms bank
n St'e this cay s Ss,r sS aysns
hsx 3 W ~ 1sla ShaeAs win DO nailed
t:2UiTAH!:E toAN SOCIETY. nc. RIGA
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,Ssr. ana 10y tn, tran.4e,iS. OF any aeSG and
the n pf TS.1 s1ios'
Rifs%';y f. ls t9 aas T'Sq'i H. 9 P.
Ss :iG Iss Of psHE G5 ssmc ss he
iss acts Of td the -, aso.s tYs me aS isesi
the said meSSlnE. WI! be held TUESDAY
S!Tes room %es III The "a ss = .Hs sy asP
cashier.
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sST;sst: Nisn@enI,i Va All nsrtiss haylns
a Seass them Sass ID
GTfsT will come S-TS se ?W"F with HHT ns
! y. MYERS.
! Will no, bs responsibIe tqr any bii,s
W '"f E.rl f RI aoS QUE o'hsr ma" i"ysei
MsncnANSrs ~, SATio% IONA bMSK 1T. s! 7
Of ;Gs s,oeKhoIders The Merch.nas ss:
.Dss qS Ss f'5 hs t Of d s1s
that n y. p Ss s SH5ors so sad
'i 9a'' at N1 ii F' I asn 'i %sr
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f iank Of eS comerce At Will II
Ss 4. &c. Pa rO S.a stss kl Il,
s.n Is s5s ss far the Of sp If .e6s
OF es n s:ns irn sssaao 10 @
shares VIII be sSIh on ipss Drs-
e .hs szls:ss s,SskhsIS$:fs. " 4: HoDsr,
RICHMOND Trust &c CO Richmond n,snd; va. Il
h ss i" s house Main and Seventh
Strccas Tussd f snusrS on Of s-V rse,ors
and FOR the transaction OF any other bn,i
ness that may ur%ncriy come before The he
stock OF the company will lie closed as OF
tho 18th day of January At r. ". ana
will be reopencd on Wednesday. January II,
isao r. +. WilllnEham. Jr. Secretary.
VIRGINTA TnUyr CO. ,.Rishm ,0ns,,, Va =;
tho Stockholders OF the Virginia Trust Com
pany for the election OF directors aud Tor
properiy come before the meeting: 'nclnaiGs
Tho ro tification OF the acts OF the directors
snr Inc past Year. vii, De held at the Office
tho eomp%nr No lss Ess' Ma," syres 81
1890 al IL n. stock transfer hooks wtu
he closed from January = 70 January s0ih
both Inclusive l.. n. Aylct. SecrcLarS..--
VIRGINIA. STATE INSuRANCE Go.-Rich ;
mond. Va. January :: ls2o-Ihs anmG 1s
meeting OF the stockhoiders OF inns com
pany Viii be held IT the off,se OF me WI,
sinla ,rrus,, Ge i1"s East NAN an TnursdaH
January s. reeo. al ic O'Clock noon. VIII
liam II: Miller. Seerctnrxy-. ---.----.---
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Wanted-To Rent.

want to rent three or tour-.oom
nat. Possession 10 bs effective March
or APRIL All conveniences required.
and must he in good locality en-
Church Hill! For man and wife
with no children References VIZ
be given UPON request Apply g
ics. care Times. D,spatrh
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Situations Misunderstanding. 36

S'rENoGRApI ER--hn experienced stcnoe-
"~phcr well qualified for such work de-
sres position a. private secretary. H.. l.. o.
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WANTED no RENT
" kTEp no RENT

Cuturnlshed house. with AZ least four bed
rooms: city or suburbs. VIII paw good
rental for attractive property; six month g.
year or term. II DSS. car" Times Dispa L b.
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THE QUICK WAY TO get what you want
when YOU want II IL to read and use
TtnIas Dispat"h classified ads
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rIMBER-Ab"ut dirty million feel OF
s'n st,or, t,mhIHc 'Sr s. Sss Mostly lon;
amt runs right nv to railroad. For further
intormation address Abel Gray &. Easor,
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Kenovating and Dyciny.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantctl-Icnlale.

Help Wantctl-Fcnale. 81
biLhiNG cI.Ekk-Wantc a., once c1pe-
flrnc"d ladv billing clerk. nust be able
y obrratc ivucSritCr ana handle :casDn.
ahl" volume of work. App!y IIpS 1872. citY.
200 ". Main
cOUk-Want"d. experienced cook. WIN
ward i.hunc EoUIIcvard s.6O Family OF
tntce. God waSes.
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OTHER peorie are reading these ads now
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Situations Wanfeti--Arnic. ;

EOOEK IsEPER--Young man, 90 years of
age familiar with general Office worse.
hook)Icepcr and typist. desires poSifion
References. Address Z 52t care Times
Dispatch.
SOTtCE that these Want Ada are con.
JltA "
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MERCHANDISE

TIMBEE--For su!c thirty million fool q,
good size long bodied pine timber Starts
at faiiroad near N"tsaw y. C.. and ex-
tends eight miles i'r.Cc. ono hundred ANA
htty thousand dollars. Write U. ;y:rc X e;
Gillett. Smithieid y. G.. OF Horace Eason
Clinton. y. q.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
acknowledgements.

wall papers. More varied IN selection. In
uNiunal III taste. Tn. oldest wall PAPER
NDrth Eighth street
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HAVE this date. December 80. 1918
Street nichmen!; Va All parties having
will please present them At the above ad
dress and All parties owing Harry
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RE-fI ESTATE FOR SAFE

Farms and Land For Sale. 50
FARhi-If YOU want good farm whether
IL b. tobacco. dairy or otherwise. wc have
T. Alfred Mei Co. l0l North Eighth
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK. Ricn-
mond Va.-The regular annual meeting
Of tho stocEhoIders OF the Merehsnts Ma
tors and the transaction OF any other busi.
ness that ,H,ny properly come before said
meeting will be held at its banking houas.
iiNl East Main Street. Tuesday. January
j.. 1920 II \. NJ. John &. White.
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ENEiiGEtlC SALESMAN Of determinat ION
and purpose. we have interesting prop-
csl,i'n II you are alive and looking for
an exceptional opportunity. call TO see u.
mornings Al O'Clock. Safeguard Co. 1I-i3
iuP, y. seventh. Our slltsmcn arc max re
$50 TO f6..l annually
SALESMAN for coffee by long establ!sh I'd
il-known ROSTERS with established
trade. Must headquarters WaRhins 3 ON.
y. g., and he personally acuuainted re-
tail sroccr< Eastern North Carolina On!y
thoroughly experienced road man with size
ce>Siui selling record. need apply. Give par
.!cula-S. past and present POSITIONS age
ana "a AIRY. Answers strictly confidcntiaL
tnusn.l opportunity for right man Lever
lCS Coffee Co.. baltimore.
SALMSM>N for now lin portable electric
tooiS Must Dc experienced and :cu,,.iuted
Hi!h trade in Virginia. Liberal ruinunis-
s.on basis. Arnold. III Liberty street New
SALESMAN WANTED nv old. rciiub,n housc
20 soil our new 90 punch boards to ,nrr-
chants III small towns and country Stores
either regular or side line salesman Te:,
riiory now open Dig commissions Write
Tor salesman ontnt EmDirc Manufacturing
90. 10 Vest Plume Street. Norfolk. VA.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Wnntcti--'lO Rent.

FOR RENT, large r"om,ng and hoardin
house doing Eouu business: central II
located. T. 50. care Times Disnat ch.
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connie without children
furnished or unfurllishcd apartment liv-
ing room. = bedrooms bath. kitchcncttc;
references exchanged IL. ~ H.. 1871 r..
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Observation-Disclosures.

BUSINESS CARDs--i.oO ;: 90. positively
In t2i"o kind LEAK" Printing Co. tl5
PRINTING. Stationery office supplies. en-
,,sravinE q. w. licrndon Co. 1915 East
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Toronto
General Asphalt Earns
$40 a Share on Common

On a volume of business acgrcrat
ing $Ii,755,6l0, the General Asphajt
Company in 1919 returned d surplus
after all charges and Federal taxes of
81, l,lG6,@lG, equivalent to s3.76 a share
on the common stock. which compares
with $l,163,207, or S3.75 share on
the common stock in the preceding
year.
=, Reviewing 1919 operations, A. w
Sc Wal, president, in his report to
stockholders said: "Sluggish bushes S.
conditions during the first five months
OF the year reduced operations in the
company's manufacturing plants to 80
per cent of capacity. In the late sum
mer and carly fall production and
shipments of paving and sundrv ma
terials assumed proportions more
nearly normal, which afterwa,d be-
came capacity business from tho au
tumn up to the present. The labor
SITUATION showed slight Improvement
over the preceding year. Failure of
plans OF radical leaders restrained. to
some extent, general demands for sub
Stantlal wage increases, but there was
llttle increase in efficiency"
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
EOTTONS-Ensing
Tendency in Gyey Coods

cotton goods prices are less firm than
they were earlier in the week. Second
hand holders of gray or unfinishcd d
goods have shaded prices from quar-
ter to half cent yard. The stand
ard $3.50, 3S1s-inch print cloths. which
carrier in the week were commandinq
2o'2 cents yard for May-June de-
livery, can now be obtained for 25A
and IN some cases 25 cents a yard. One
converter is reported to have operated
heavily at the latter figure.
Large Jobbers of finished cotton
goods arc more worried about deliver
,cs than anything else The head of
the cotton department of one of the
largest dry goods wholesalers in the
market said yesterday that he had So
ooOO00 worth of goods in transit from
mills or converters, with immediate
sales for two-thirds of this amount in
view.
Retailers arc buying only in limited
amounts. The buyers for the retail
cotton goods departments assert that
their merchandise managers have "nl1t
thc nd on" as far as future buying is
concerncd Many of them are asking
sellers to put them down for certain
quantities Of goods, canfrmation 10 be
given when the merchandise managers
case up IN their rrStr:ctione
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
LEATHER-Makers Of High
Cr0fIe Goods Behind on Orders

Manufacturers of higher grade leather
goods report they are from two to three
months behind on delivery of orders
This is due, they say, to the shortage of
iirst grade material and scarcity of la
Dor. In the making Of the better quality
OF shopping bags. travelling bags, bill
folds and pocActbooks the CHIEF mate
rails used include lizard, seal, morocco
and pigskins At present it is almost
impossible to obtain the best grade of
plgskin. which is imported chiefly from
England Before the war Germany pro-
vIded most of the pigskin used here
AS an indication of the conditions thew
are confronted with, manufacturers of
the class Of leather goods usually sold
in lewcry stores say that the 1919
catch Of hair seals off the coast of Lab
rador made in March was below 10000
skins, whereas. normally the catch is
well over the 100000 mark. With the
reduction in supplies of raw material
prices cannot be kept at the present
level. manufacturers say Since 1914
the price Of leather used in making
small leather articles has advanced about
2l0 per cent. Within the last few weeks
leather goods makers have been asked
to pay more for the silk with which
their bags arc lined.
dealers are now in the market plac-
ing orders for fall deliveries, and h il
reported that tho higher prices have not
caused any severe reduction in the VOL
umc OF purchases. Manufactured, de-
clare THAT althonph business ia MOI ao
great IL volume as last year. the in
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
yEWELRI-Manufacturers
Striue to Fill Back Order.

Local Jewelry manufacturers, in the
absence Of new business, are MAKING
an effort to catch up with back orders.
Although the full effect of the present
recession in business has not as vet
been felt by the trade, manufacturers
say that no matter how large the re-
ductlon in sales may become during
the next few weeks the change of con-
dltIons VIII work to the benefit of the
industry at large
one prominent manufacturer de-
ciared yesterday that business has
boen so unusual that he felt the in
dustry was in feverish rather than a
healthy condition. lie explained thai
since the signing of the armistice the
demand for jewelry has been twice 40
great as before the war, while because
of strikes and shortage of materials the
manufacturers have been working with
greatly reduced stocks. Labor, in ad :
oltlon to being scarce, has been work
ing on shorter schedule, which has
held down production Two wears apo
the Jcwelry workers operated on tifty-
iour-hour basis. Now forty four hours
a week is the rule. This reduced thu
production of the factories by about 20
per cent
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
SiLhS-Buyers Hesitate;
Rotc Market Continues "hnot;c

,Dietermnation to hold OF ,ying fall
SILK goods as long as poss ol grow
ing among retailers and gar man
ufacturers as result Of the continued
chaotic condition OF the raw silk mar
kets. Cables from Japan within the
last few days carry conflicting report J
concerning the extent of the drop in
thc market 1t appears certain that
the price of raw silk has been peegcd,
also that transactlons are being made
in the open market at prices below
those that have been quoted hereto
fore. Cables to importers here have
been more optimistic in tone, but have
rot been strong enough to encourage
the local sellers to take a strong stand
on prices. few manufacturers Of
broad silks arc reported TO be buying
raw silks in fair quantities at the low
prices now possible, but the majority
are still holding off.
Some manufacturers who have made
lower prices for their fall lines assert
that this action has not resulted in any
stimulation to buying
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
FtRS-Lo,rer Prices
At London Auctiou

Compared with the winter sales
prlccs. OF furs at the spring auction
now IN progress in London have de-
cllned as much as So per cent. At the
G. NJ. Lampson e. Co.'s sale, reported
1hrough Alfred Fraser, American repre-
sentative, the following declines We're
notcd: Beaver, 55 per cent; marten. so
per cent; wolverine, 80 per cent; lvnx,
80 Fer cent; red fox, 45 per cent; white
fox, 80 per cent; cross fox, 20 per cent:
otter, 20 per cent, and fisher, 10 per
cent. Blue and silver foxes brought full
winter prices.
Results of the A. g. W. Nesbitt, Ltd.
sale, cabled to Albert Monjo, American
agent. were: Beaver, 40 per cent lower
than in the winter; otter, 25 per cent:
lynx, rs per cent, and wolverine. 20
per cent lower. Chinchilla was with,
drawn and fisher sold at prices equal
to those of the winter.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Austin, Nichols & Co.
Earned SOIL a Share OH Stock

For the year ended January 81, 1920,
Austin, Nichols & Co. returned net
profits. after Federal taxes, of s1,264 :
lhS, equivalent. after preferred divi-
aens. to $6.7l share earned on the
loo'ooo shares of common stock of no
par value.
In his report to stockholders, C. ".
patterson. president, said: 1--WE are
p'easea 10 say that our expectations,
both as to volume Of sales and net rc.
suits for the year. we're more than
realized; and that for the two months
period OF this year. February and
March. our business shows a substan-
t'nl increase over the samc period last
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Change Seat at $4,000
Decline of $4,000 From Last
Previous Sale Shown

The value of Stock Exchange mem
bcrshps showed further decline yes
terday from the recent high levels when
two seats sold for $4,000 each. con-
pared with the last previous sale OF
S9S,0O0. Two other seats brought S95.-
600 each. The purchasers were Theo-
dore J. Knapp, James A. Corcoran, Mar
tin b. Saportas and Frank +. Lapham.
William b. lIoifner and Harry p.
Sackett were elected members of the
exchange
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Bright Colors Popular

Fall apparel, Judging by the seasona!
color card issued yesterday by the Tex
tile Color Card Association of tlc
United States, Will swing to brjcA.
shades. The new card is the largest the
association has ever prepared for III,
tall season. It includes sixty-six color,
Tor silk and twelve for wool. Consider.
able space is given 20 browns, espr.
clally those of the golden hue. Among
the silk colors are ten chosen for use II
footwear, including shoes and hosiery.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
lt.o9@l75o Is.ooQ.o.5o


"enoers Of the board Of directors
oi the United Paperboard Comnapv
nave voted to resume the payment q,
common quarterly dividends which
wAs discontinued in December. 1918
when dividend Of ! per cent was
PAD. Following this action a divi.
1Hnd Of per cent was declared on the
common atock, payable May 27 10
stockholders of record May l2. The
regular quarterly dividend Of ~ uer
eent on the preferred was also DE-.
e'ared, payable July II 10 sbarchoid.
RS Of record Nay (
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Exports of Raw Materials
Cain S125.OOO.OOO i'm NJarcl,

WASHINGTON, April 29.-The value
OF raw materials exported in March
Uno vas $225,oo0,00O, an increase of $125,-
ooO,ooO over the same month last wear.
according to a report issued to-dav bv
the Department Of Commerce. EX
ports Of manufactures amounted to
S3S".ooo, coo, an increase in value Of
. . -! 'ooo'Uoo. while foodstulis, valued at
sio',ooo'ooo, showed a decline of an
1919. '""'e H.
Imports Of raw materials for th,
month were worth S2l6, 900 600, an in
crease of $ll6,000,00O over March
l"l9, while nnnufacturos were valued
at ol,o0O,oOU, against $4,000 900 last
year. Foodstutfs increased from sos
100000 to $1l9 ,OOO,0 900.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Cramp Ship Profits Equal
10 $3l.5I Il Share i'm 1910

me annual report of the William
ramp Sons Ship and Engine Build
ing Company for the year ended De-
c.'nbcl "l, 1919, disclosed II surnlus
.''"'' "hAr"cs and Federal taxes of
S2,l0A,562, equivalent to s345l a share
.A''te" On t-e $o 09S,oo0 capital stock,
against $l,s07,a05, or $29G3 share
IN 1918.
Net income from all departments
.ast year amounted to $2,9b8 1856. or
soo2,SS7 more than in tho preceding
year year From this depreciation OF S654',
w" interest, etc, Of $109,626 vere
deducted. leaving a s2,1o3.582 balance
'oi profit and loss.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
TO Issue New Stock

Stockholders Of the Computing-Tabu-
lating- Recording Company viii be given
the privilege Of subscribing to 26,206
shares OF new common stock at $50 q
share in tho ratio of ono new share cf
each four held. it was announced ycs-
terday. An Increase Of 10000 shares
was recently authorized Proceeds Of
'hc financing w'l be used in, plant ad
ditions
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Commodities
CONTINUED from preceding pag,)

H42hc; dirties 40 /. u942c; no. .
s7N 4oc; checks. good 10 choice. dry. $s
q ~ sc; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
Western. hcnnery whites, extras. 5aS6E4c.
. hrsts 'e extra hrsts. 4s Q52c, gathered
wnit.s' WITS hrsts 70 extra frsts. AZ q SIC; under
sIsofs' 4oy sc: Pacific Coast whites
g a. 'sc extra frsts. 51m52c; arsts
~ ., "pc: other Western and Sonthern
saIhered whites. fs9 SIC: state. PenusyI.
s.pr,,. "he nearby Western. hcnnery
so'n ~ inlAea coiors. eN,rss. 80. q sac; arsts
20 .o. e@,'@ 6, lrsie +s 4,o; goose eggs. prine
s., ,,a ruc| eegs baitimore. o5lt 6sc. west
=. - Gnu prime Egut n-rr
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Business News

SEASONAL
their
in - 'NN"0'A'
limits - ' ~ N'NN N"@eP'
seserday compared the
Member Non-m rbanks
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
American WhoIesaIe's Year

Total net profits Of the American
"holesale Corporation for the year
ended December II. 1919, were s252s..
sl2. equivalent, after $237,b00 in ore :.
TERED diyid<nds, to $2a2a a shnye
earned on the 10000 shares Of comnnn
stock. This amount was arrived ~
after the deduction of Federal taxea
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Farm Loan Bank Conference

SH,NGTON, April Con,mis-
s'oncr Lobdcll OF the Farm Loan Board
Today called tho presidents Of all the
Iarm loan bunks to Washington for il
conference on Monday to discuss the ait
union ., growing out OF the action of the
Supreme Court in ordering "A rebeo ring
OF fhc suit to test tho constitution.l;t~ =
or the farm Joan act.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

VFF FNE OF Kt-N,NV Is.-T'' o.n
Cleveland Ohio. April -ffh. ls-.
DIVIDEND NOTICE Tho regular qua.
terly dividend of Is. e, Oh the Eesuiss;
Guaranteed Stock. and ifc on the S'e.t.,,.
Guaranteed Bettcrment Stock OF =, u =.
Company. payable Juno lat. 1920, WI. "
paid on and after that date at the oinse ono
Of Messrs. Winslow lanier ~ CompsnSs'
80 Cedar Street New York City, TO s,o.s s.s
holders of record at the close OF buS'"'''
May 10th. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
FINANCIAL
TO THE HOLDERS OF FIRST MORT.
GAGE FIVE PER CENT. SINKING
FUND GOLD BONDS or VICTOR
ET-EI COMPANY nI-E- vY-ry tn.o


The undersigned. successor 20 kaicker-
booker Trust Company. Trustee under the
mortgage given to secure the above de-
scribed bonds. desires under the authority
or SAID mortgage to eXpend The sum o.
Seven Thousand Three Hundred Eighty-
tour Dollars and riity-four Cents 81
$500 in the purchase OF bonds of sad
issue, provided such purchase can in its
opinion now be made advanta geously
Sealed offers of said bonds may be sent
TO the Columbia Trust Company Trust
department. 50 broadway, New York
City, not later than May 3rd. 1920. A.
twelve o'clock noon Bonds accepted mus
be delivered on May 4th. 1929. or security
furnished that day, if required that de-
livery VIII be made within ten days The
right is reserved by The undersigned 10
reject any and all offers
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.
SucceS SsOr Trustee.
By GEORGE z. WARREN
Nice- Pre- sident.
Dated. New York. April ~. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Cr\EH>L CurMICAL COMPANY.

Is Broad ST. New York. y y. Mar -, ss..'
An extra dividend Of twenty per va. ve"..
(coG> was this day declared upon tns ~
common stock OF the Company psNanic -
common stoeS at par on and after May a 4
1920. to common stockholders or IeVe'-
March 81. 1870.
LANCASTER MORGAN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
THE BUCKEYE PIPE LINE ooMPANT.

April soth, 1879
dividend Of two dollars per share mas
been declared on the capital stock Of this
company payable June 18th. 1877 !"
stockholders OF record AZ the close OF pus'
hess June LIST. 1890
All communications regarding payrnea.
or change of address should be sen' =
the undersigned not later than June s''
1920.
GEORGE CNEsERRo'. secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
UNITED PAPER BOARD COMPANY. &c

NeW lOrk, Anrt y. ~.
dividend OF ?'s on the common s.o.s
OF this company has to-day been dsciatess
payable May a1th. 1870. 10 stco Aholsa,s'ys
"f record at the cloSr of hnainnSS on va va
18th. t92n. wah'.i We .e}esis- at - s''.s
book, CHARLES Il DANIEL. 9eSsa's4'
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
MAGNETIC CORPORATION

II DFI.N II -NV,
Now York. April 81. ls:s'
A regular quarterly dividend OF ~
per share on the Preferred capital s,o.~
of this Company has been declared pssa
able May I 1890. 10 Stockholders 81 ree''~
at the close OF business. April 20 1917.
T. s. JEROME. Treasurer