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New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
Would Establish u. S. Trade
Chamber in Brazil

A movement to organize a New York
branch of the American Chamber of
Commerce for Brazil. which now oper-
ates in Rio de Janeiro and Sac Paolo,
was launched yesterday at luncheon
held at the Bankers Club Leslie E.
Freeman, representative here OF the
chamber, arranged the meeting.
Mr.. Freeman was authorized, By a
motion passed by those present. to
name committee of five to prepare a
plan for the establishment Of the pro-
posed branch. This committee will re-
port at meeting subsequently to be
held. Mr.. Freeman said he would
be glad to answer inquiries sent to
him to 81 Liberty Street.
Those present at the meeting in
cluded Edwin V. Morgan, the United
States Ambassador to Brazil; John l..
Merrill, president Of the All American
Cable Company; DIR. Garcia Leno, con-
sui general Of Brazil; Julius lay
William P. Hamilton; T. B. McGovern
jr., Frank Garcia and O. X. Davis, sec
retary of the National Council Of For
eign Trade.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
Hard Coal Miners Ask
All-Year-Round Work
Increase of 90 Per Cent in
Wages Included in Mini
mum { 9.OnccssiOn

Representatives of hard coal miners
In their conference at the Union League
Club yesterday with subcommittee of
the operators. demanded all-year-rounC
work as one OF the conditions of the
new wage agreement the conference is
seeking to reach. No decision on this
point had been reached when adjourn
ment was taken until to-day.
An increase OF so per cent in nay and
work throughout the year were de
clared by the miners to be the least
concessions with which they would be
content. The operators insisted that
present conditions in the anthracite
fields offer an opportunity for steady
work, but the miners contended such
conditions are only temporary, due ia
effects Of the war
Family budgets showing increased
costs of living were presented by the
miners in support OF their demand for
more pay.
Phil Murray, international vice-presi
dent Of the United Mine Workers
stated that the work Of the conference
was proceeding satisfactorily. lie said
the operators had offered no countel
proposals.
The existing wage agreement expires
April !, bJ.s it is not anticipated there
viii be L strike called on that date
even if Il new one has not been arrived
at. The miners take the position. how
ever that any wage increase decided or
after April be made retroactive. Tc
this the operators take exception
pointing out that they cannot make
retroactive any increase in the price OF
coal made necessary by higher wages.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
Aliens Attack Army Cuard
One Shot in Das', Cor Freedom
et Eorl Wag1e

DETROIT, March l9-One man was
shot and several others received minor
injuries late to-day when q number Of
aliens held at Fort Wayne Army Post
for deportation hearings attempted to
overpower their guards. The arrival
OF military reinforccments restored
order.
Thomas znba, Russian, was taken
to a hospital with q bullet in his leg
and two others said to have been lead
ers in the break for liberty were
transferred to the county jail Accord
to Sergeant William Mitchell, who was
in charge Of the guard Zuba was fred
upon after he had reached the outer
door and refused to halt when cha,-
lenged. The guard has been doubled.
immigration officers said the at
tempted escape was probably due to
the return to the barracks to-day Of
nine prisoners who were ringleaders
in hunger strike and plans for an
'insurrecton" week age.
Four hundred prisoners are in Gus
tody at the fort
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
Parsons to Retire From
The National Committee
Rumor That He Will Seek
Cak1er's Place in Senate
Denied by Colonel

Colonel Herbert Parsons, Republ;-
can National Committeeman from
New York, said last night that he
had decided to not to be n candidate
to succeed himself on the national
committee and that ne had so in.
formed Samuel S. Koenig, the Repub-
lican county leader, and other per
sonal friends.
The expected retirement of Colonel
Parsons gave rise to all sorts of
political rumors concerning national
and state politics last night. Briefly
they were that Charles D. Hilles, pres
ident of the National Republican Club
and former chairman of the Rcpubli-
can National Committee, would sue
ceed Colonel Parsons on the national
committee; that Colonel Parsons
would be q candidate for the United
States Senate in place of Senator
Calder, the latter retiring to become
a candidate for Governor or Vice
President.
aside from my own retirment from
the national committee [ should saw
that the rumors about Mr.. Hilles and
Senator Calder are political dreams. .
said Colonel Parsons to Tribune
reporter. Il understand that Mr..
HiHes is not a candidate for my place
on the national comlhittee'
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
JEWELRY-Retailers Report
PROSPEROUS Palm Beach Trade

seldom, according to Fifth Avenue
jewelers., has Palm Beach had a season
such as the present for the display Of
jewels. During the war pearls were
about the only gems in evidence But
now not only have all kinds Of jewels
come back, but millions of dollars
worth OF new gems have been shown
IN the famous resort for the first
time. People who made money freely
during the year are adjoining them
selves with priceless jewels.
Dreicer & Co, who report that
they have done their largest business
IN Palm Beach this season, note q
strong demand for unusual and ex-
pensive jewels, and say they have sold
many marquise and square diamonds.
The oblong diamond is favored and
several rings costing $4,000, weighing
t.o6 carats and set in platinum, have
found ready buyers in Palm Beach. A
sautolr of pearls, perfectly matched
with Jade centers. and pearl ornaments
combined with square cut sapphires
and diamonds, also are finding good
demand. A hexagonal emerald. valued
nt $4,000 and weighing 10.42 carats.
with setting Of rose diamonds, is at
tracting much attraction.
Chatc!alnc watches are being shown.
and those who have wearied Of wrist
'ooh "Ath interest toward these
novelties. One, in black onyx sur
rounded with diamonds, has kite
shaped diamond inset in the top of the
ootong watch and pends from a
pearl chain Of four strands, attached to
an onyx pin, encircled with diamonds
and set with two square diamonds.
There is also a strong demand nj
present for gold bags, both jcweled and
PLAIN. The Gothic shape is said to be
IN greatest demand.
Crystal hat pins, retailers assert, are
again in favor with the women at Palm
Beach. The pear-shaped crystal pin
with facets and set in tiny diamonds
IS IN good favor, while the round and
square shapes also are said to be re-
celvlng s. strong call
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
New Counterfeit Federal Note

The secret division Of the Treasury
Department has issued warning to ali
banking institutions advising them to
be watchful Of a new counterfeit $40
Federal Reserve note. The details OF
the new counterfeit note are describe d
as follows: "On the Federal Reserve
Of New York, check letter c, plate No.
40. W. G. McAdoo, Secretary of Treas
ury; John Burke, Treasurer Of the
United States; portrait Of Cleveland
This counterfeit is printed on two
pieces Of paper, of good quality, be-
tween which silk threads have been
distributed. The face Of the bill is a
photograph. The figures Of the Treas
ury number are made by hand and &re
we'll executed. The back of the bill is
printed from an etched plato. This is
dangerous counterfeit, and care
should be exercised in handling bills
Of this description"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
Business Troubles
Petitions I'm Bankruptcy

Pettions IN bankruptcy fled IL the
Zenith CLOAK SUIT coRr;-1n-
roaR sst RTt'99 co-p aSans1 n
c!oaks and suits, l25 West Twenty seventh
Stree Ltabilities and assets not given.
Tor he pet!tion!ng creditors.
=, HYMAS KAPLAN-Voluntary petition
., %: MaaisSa .sss s:rsss s LiaSiiit!ssss $i4os;
s'sssi s%Hpsr Is sstoFney ,: for Kansn IA 7, n.
'ary petition OF Stephen q. Van Derbeck,
81 ., AacHs nsack N J.. rlanufactuIer At 10
Al.52a; assets. P. II. -GoidhauIa. 34s
1'rondway, Is atterney tor the petitioner.
MAX ROSENBAJM-Volunt petition
1isth Street. liabilities. sll77. no assets.
Leo sohsfran. 81 chan.bers Street. is alror-
COHEN. HINDEs 6 JAFFEE-rnvolun-
,sTy petition against Cohen. Hindes &
sl.ndes & laree. at "a Woostsr Street. La =,
allities. s5V,o0o; Assets, $4,000. The peti-
Brill 2ss Broadway. Is attorney for the
setitio0!nG creditors.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following sched ules in bankruptcy
vere filed yesterday IL the United states
District Court;
a: 3 V. LUNCH co-schedules OF A.
And assets OF 22,4oo
ROSE Schedules Of Rose
Warshaw, dealer IN ladies' wearing ap-
pare e. l0i Water Street. Newbureh
~. 7, show liabilities or sss73, with no
assets Archibald Palmer. $40 Broadway
- attorney for the bankrupt
Receivers in bankruptcy
Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yes.
esrdsy in the United States district Court
rerc foliows:
rI9H9 GE9HGE BEE l,s"1 MoGEEsEN e cEnoME s.
~as appointed by Judge Learned Hand 80
receiver for George Mogensen and Ceronte
3. Dumont, Co partners trading az George
tnosensen. importers and exporters 80
Srosd1 street, under a bond OF :l0o. o0o
Liabilities are about 1900, 000.
y & 9. BAKING CO-Marv {; Pot+nr
was appointed by Judge Learned Hand
az receiver Tor the y, 4 S. Baking Co
.roprletors Of a lunch room and bakery AZ
ss5 West Forth Street. under a bond of
I,ooo Liabilities. se,O0o: assets 3 soc
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
Diamonds Appeal
More to Germans
Than Own Currency
Amsterdam Gem Brokers
Too Busy With Teu-
ton Customers to Deal
With American BUYERS

With Amsterdam diamond cuttuts
keenly competing with each other for
rough stones and tho Germans buying
immense quantities of polished diamonds
at almost any price asked, there is little
hope of the shortage Of these gems
in this country being relieved for some
time. in the opinion of large importer
who has just returned from two
f., months buying trip to London and
Amsterdam.
diamond prices are still going UP
and they will not stop soaring in the
near future" this importer said yes
'.erday. From the first of the current
year they have advanced about 20 per
iceat, and to-day l received a cable ad-
Using me that n further increase Of
10 per cent has been made since / left
Amsterdam That means in three
las'A' leas' diamonds nave advanced 80 per
"There are three factors that have
brought this about. The first is that
An epidemic of influenza has greatly
reduced the working force at the Al
-ican mines. The second is the keen
competition among the diamond cut
ters Of Amsterdam to get rough stones
80 that their working organizations
may pS ASpL INTACT, ana Tue iH!IQ -
the heavy purchases of diamonds made
by Germans. There are certain classes
Of Germans who, with the serious revo-
luton now taking place, are desirous
Of converting their marks into more
tangible assets. These people always
have had Il great faith in the future
value OF diamonds and they are now
buying all they can get.
I'm normal times there were from
forty to fifty brokers at the American
buyers Offices in Amsterdam who were
always anxious TO take care of the re-
quirements OF buyers from this coun-
try. Now these brokers are so busy
with their German customers that
there are only two or three who pay
any attention to Americans. There is
nothing fictitious about the present
price Of diamonds. The supply is short
and the demand is heavy. Also do
not believe that production will ever
reach the stage that il was when the
war broke out
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
Nl1-ll- Il = Z U I-,I,I y
Is6 Broadway. New York, y. Y.


1865 Broadway. New York, N Y.
January :, 1920.
The Annual Meeting. Of the Stockholders
OK the Southern Pacific Company Will be
held At the office ot this Company in An
chorage. Jefferson County. Kentucky. or
Wednesday, April 7. 1a2o, at twelve
O'Clock noon, standard time. Ior the fol-
lowing PURPOSES. viz.
!. TO elect fifteen Directors.
z. To consider and act upon all 1ues-
Jons and matters which they LEGALLY come
before the meeting relating 10 Federal con
trol OF the tompanys 9 properties under the
act of Congress OF March - Ie1S. or ang
agreement or settlement with the Govern
ment In respect thereto or relating TO tho
termination OF such Federal control by the
return Of the properties or otherwise anat
or relating TO conditions resulting from. or
succeeding such Federal control and gen
orally all questions and matters growing
out Of CT incident to such control ter
1n.ration thereof or following conditions
2. To transact all such other business as
may legally cone before the meeting IN
Guiding the approval and ratification CT all
action Of the Board # Directors and of tho
Executive Committee since the last annus,
meeting OF tAe Stockholders OF this Com
Iany.
Feg ,he purpose Of The ,nesting, the
books Cor the transfer of stock Will be
closed at O'Clock =. n. Tuesday, March
y. l720. and VII ne reopened Sl 10 o'clock
A NJ, Thursday, April s. 1929.
~ order 81 the Board Of Dire tors
HUGH NELL Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
Ballot Fraud Probe Planned

District Attorney Swami said yester-
day that he would undertake an inquiry
to determine who was responsible for
the defeat OF the official count of So
calist Aldermanic candidates in the sth
and goth Aldermanic Districts.
Morris Hillquit. representing the So
.cialist party, called on the District At
torney and asked that evidence on the
matter be presented to the grand jury
Algernon Lee was Socialist candidate in
the Sth, while Edward Cassidy was that
party's man in the Goth District
A recount by the Board of Elections
sustained the contentious of the Social
lists that they had been elected to Office
on the face of the returns. ard a final
canvass of the vote will be .ugdertaken
SHORTLY by the Board of Al$ra0n.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
chaldren.s furniah,nx raaA.. a.

chsldren's furnishing goods; 81 West
70 wTrwen.y,sIxth vent viI b, Street; Lewis. So
e. nT 'ir1nn, r,,i,sn Me. - Rockwell Bros. &
o.al merchandise: Breslin. 80 90"
VII as,s.h Es1bnRRE lI,,l - Macwilliams; w, II.
Sa.,I SSl,,.n, "ules, ch!ldren'a knit under wen r,
musIsIy, pertun'ea. toilet goods, jcwelry,
Hr,rhnTelias' r,hso parasois; 4ot Fourth Avenue.
"rdLMlNSdTQN, w NJ N. c.--J. H. Rehder g.
millinery; Pennsylvania. ''o''oi9'
"UHCEsrEE, wy, Mass. .---Denholrn- Mckay Co.
i.;.., y; I. Kanerty. upholstery carpets; 2so
"0hCEsTEK; Mass.--Barnarsi. Sumner a.
frao, frutn"m; Charles Heller coats, suits.
YORK, Pap. wiest's Sons. ,r,,. r a,
Cnibertson. dresses: 1o5 Grand street
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
TO HOLDERS OF THE
Four Per Cent. First Mortgag,
Gold Bonds
Duo May /. 1870, of
Central Vermont
Railway Company

In view Of the maturity on May J. ls2o
Of the above mentioned Bonds, the In
dersisned, holding and representing a
large amount of the Bonds and believing
it. of great importance thas the holders
OF tho bonds should be in position for
prompt and concerted action III order
most speedily TO realize thereon have
Gonsented to act, witnonS charge 10 the
crp9sirors for their services as a Com
m!ttee, for the protection Of the interests
of sucn holders.
Tho holders Of said Bonds arc urgently
requested to- deposit their Bonds without
me May l. l920. coupons Under II Deposit
Agreement, dated March 3, 1920. now on
:.ls :, IN the o,liee ef the peposltary, On or
5hiOhG ApHtI ), -age with THE
Fol ilTAIf.M TRUST CO1lpANY of NEW
sDlik. 81 WALL STREET NEW YORK
CITY, the )epoeitary untfe-- said agree
rls nj, winch Will issue its negotiable Ger
utcates OF ct posit {herelor- DEPOSITS may
also be made with AMERICAN TRUSr
COMPANY, % STATE STREET. BOSTON.
the Agent ot the D4posltary Copies OF
ne DEPOSIT Asreement r.ay be obtained
uDon application 10 eltlee 1he DeposStary
or its Agent.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19

amaker. Inspector James r. Bolan, of
tina 8d District, and Captain William A.
Bailey, of the West Thirtieth Street
station, were among the guests. as
were Colonel John J. Byrne, 9th Coast
Artillery. and his staff Frank X. Kane
Is captain of the reserves of the West
Thirtieth Street station.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
THE HOCkING VALLEY RAILWA>


NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING
Columbus. Ohio. February % 1921
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ths
aaruoi Meeting of the Stockholders of THE
HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY
viii fHe hc4G at tnf principal office Of the
Company. Spahr EGNaiog. Columbus, Ohio
on Tuesday. April 8. 1899. At twelve O'Clock
noon. fer the following purposes
ta for the election Of Directors
iHl 10 consider any and all action there
tofore tAitnR or authorized hy he Eoard OF
Directors or ay the Executive Committee OF
the '"nGa ny vHieh may be submitted 10 th4
meeting; ana
tci 10 transact such other business as may
lawfully come before the meeting
The stock transfer books VIII close At the
office of The CorlDeny. No 81 Broadway Ney.
York City, on Friday. March ls 1920. at
three O'Clock 2. m. and viii reopen OF
Wednesday, April 1920. at ten o'clock i. m
t3y order ol the Board of Directors
A. TnEVNETT. Seeretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
West Thirtiesia Street Police
Reserves Give Annual Ball

The second annual entertainment and
ball Of the police reserves of the Wesc
Thirtieth Street station was held last
night in the Hotel Pennsylvania. The
ballroom was decorated with posters
urging enlistment in the reserves
Inspector John Il. Dwyer represented
Special Deputy Commissioner r. Wan
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
lEATHER--High Prices
Eurf0ii Fancy Goods Trade

SUIT case, travelling bag and belt
manufacturers are buying fancy cow
hide leather in quantities only large
enough to take care Of immediate re-
quirements. Tanners and jobbcrs in
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL MEETING
OF she
STOCKHOLDERS OF FRED II, ROSE
s-


a special Meeting of the stockholders
Of the Fred h. Rosebrock & Co. Inc, Wi,
be held al the Office of the Company $50
362 Washington Street. IN the Borough Of
Manhattan. city. County and state New
York, Aprii l6tn. 1920. at 800 o'clock in
the afternoon of said day. for the purpose
Of considering and acting upon a resolu-
The Company at. "a Special Meeting hold
ON The sth day or March. 1870. by which
said resolution the Board of Directors in
their opinion deem Il advisable that the
corporation oe forthwith dissolved
by order OF the B0arc OF Directors
OTTO LEMMEAMAN Secretary.
Dated. New York, March 9Th 1870
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
Financial Items

The American Hawaiian Steamship Com
pany has arranged . three-year charter
for the entire fleet Of It's new subsidiary
the Coastwise transportation Company, to
transport coal across the Atlantic to Hol-
land and Italy.
syndicate. headed by Graham. Parsons
h Co. West & Co. and Drvin = CO., IL
Offering 81, ,ooo,o coo Rock tHlin Coal and iron
Company per cent cumulative sinking
fund preferred stock xt % and accrued
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
BANK STATEMENTS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
GRnFsJMKEi. & ThsssTER.

Private Bankers. At the close Of business on the
2sth day Of February, 1920
RESOURCES
Stock and bond Investments viz
Puzzle securities ..-..-.......... ... 800 700 os
Loans and discounts secured by other
collateral f7S
Loans. discounts and bills purchased nc-
secured by collateral. ............. II 24s7s4
Due from customers FOR exchange money
orders and steamship tickets sold ,..... ! SAT i5
o7eFdraf's ............ .-.---.-....-. $50 72
l'ue from foreign banks and
Due from trusi companies. banks
aud bankers not Included il
preceding items -........--.. Is 25s so
ia.224.a ~
companies ......-.,... ................ 2lo %
Other currency authorized by the laws o.
'he United States. =. -. 10. 100 90
Fcreign currency ...,s...-...- 1875 -
Cast terns. viz
Exchanges and cheeks for next
ia. stsy'T go, collections .'-........- $SsI 50
ot.ie. cash ileAlS- .--.-....-.. IS. 10
4oG.go
Furniture and fixtures ss.ss7.oo
Total .........- -,............---..-. S87. .5sa.o7
SiABudTIEs.
Permanent capital -...-...-.. sI5 GEO no
Surplus -..,...~.... .--...... $3.50 IS
Deposits:
Deposits sub.cct to check - $50 2'ss.
Deposits, subject 10 notice.
wlthdrawahle only preset
tatios OF passbooks $685.
Funds held awaiting trausnis-
sion abroad ....,..,-.....- e,5ltss
A. $50 a
Other laDiiiuc VIZ.
Cashier checks ........-..+.,.-.--... l42.5I
Total Observation-Disclosures. ss7 552 o.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
Is II siness News

Dhefi1E the TACT the commercial rorar
% ana per cent for hghga that there b
oeen SUBSTANTIAL reduction ~ cord,.n
IS sentiment In easier before no
s'' oe"no Tor
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19

Union Telegraph Co. ......... 22s.ot
vice. Inc. ....'..,...... 25O.ot
Bros cloak & suit Co -. % l7sss.
sparsa iioiel Co., Inc - NJ.
Shield. Ed win ana James O'Dono-
yan-Morris Plan Co. Of y Y. 2is.
Co; OF n. Y. ................. 1127t
seeuia, Jacoh-Morris Plan Co. o.
n Y. ........~...... llI7'
snvernaan, James st Il
schwartz sr Is!dore-w lew. - :. J, y
seitz. simon-M. Burstein. ...... "a ST
sherwood Co.--GriuneA Lltho
silsbe' Dutempie Motors Corp
Huriburt Motors. Inc. ........ 22s &
IlInan, Mulia : lUiman G Coz
w., rW S,.s.', estsrn Union Telegraph Go. 1sao
Bros. Smelling & refining CO. 1880
w. r. Burns Export Corp.-Halle,
,,,I',1., Ferris Trading corp ....,..' asas g
-, Snion Telegraph GO. ........ 22A. 81
wing. Joan Ell. Reinhardt 80 q
Zimmerman, Marry. Araham Zi,n-
'nerFan. Martha Zimmerman
and Morris zimmerman-Morris
Plan Co. Of y. !. '.......,.. III 81
In Brors County
BlaelS, hniiy C.-Thompsan- Star
:. ret CO. ;-.........,. 91os 81
= eilI,tlls ,l.. ma N. hatie-ia Adams 9T2
~ -, $50 t19u entrai Tile 60. 4124
-, i,ypuiv, 4tuS,--7 tAiein et al. I47. Z
hasden, aX-Phenix Cheese Co. 81 g.
halina. Samuel--E Cass!n . a :,
7qndisr Thails. san.uelEI Grreepstein. s19 !:
WIFE,. Viz e.. a.sa.;,5 ;5:.s, Sas@.;. S5s s54
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
DIVIDEND NOTICES
AIR REDUCTION COMPANY, Inc.

TO Broadway. New YORK. Afarch T. l92N.
DIVIDEND NO. ~
Ths Board OF Directors 81 this Company
has declared the reg ular quarterly afvi-
dend of s1.90 per snare en- the Capitai
stock OF the Company, payable April Is,
1879. TO Stockholders ot record March 3l,
1920. 81 w. RANDALL, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting of the stoc k holders OF
ostrander Ersi<ine Manufacturing and
CoIalnhssion Corporation VIII be he'd al
the Office Or the Corporation. Nc. IL
7 hoIAas Street Borough of Manhattan
City os New York. on the iath day o.
March. 1929. at 1870 O'clock P NJ, for
the purpose of voting upon d proposition
u change the name cs sal& Corporation
TO the name pstreader Bra'sine Corporation
as 6. ERSKI%E. President
IA I2Ff II ROCK WELL. Secretary
March i1th. 1See.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
CulCACO. SAINT PAU. ME~NEApoIIs
AND ONA IA kAI.MAY COMPANX

NA-Nb, - - y 10 3Afsi NV tOMfA$1.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meet h.g Of the StockhoIders
of the Chisaso, Saint Paul Minneapolis
and Omaha Railway Company Will pc held
e. The office d the con4pany. IN the city
If Hudson, ~ Wisconsin, on Wednesday,
April II, l92o. al nine O'Clock A NJ. for
the election OF directors and the trans
action of sncn OTHER business may come
before sad frcetfug
Tranafer books viii b. closed on fri.
Gay March z, 1920 al the close OF bus.-
ress on that Gay, and VIII be reopened &C
Thursday, Aprr Is. 1890
Dated. February 2s, 1890.
JAMES It, CLARK President
JOHN z. CALDtN ELL. Secxe.ary
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
United States :.
Trucking Corporation
Cor Canal & Thompson SfA
New York City.
March u. Iazc.

DIVIDEND no. /
The Board OF Directors Of Ghis ccrpo9ss
ton has declared digiaead asaos.,ss ~ IL
one dollar and sixiyzseycn tenss fSkh79
per share, upon the Preferred Stock os- he
Corporation. being dividend, at .,he ra.t.
of 81 per annum FOR The period beQsss fa.5s fss5 /.
January IS. 1920 (ihe date of tie orzsas.
zA,ion of the CorPoratipn) and ending ssf2as,,
81. l920' such Dividend 10 be psgebI7- MAJ!
!. 1920. to stockholders q record at cTt5.s
of business on March 20. ie;I
Iotfs ). nUNxEK. rrensnrss,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19
Satisfied judgments

The hrst name being that Of tho debtor.
the second that of the creditor and date
when judgment was filed:
New-York tribune., 1920-03-19

appointed transfer agent tor tho so per
cent capital stock OF the Thnrhers Earthern
Products Coyupany.