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The Monett times., 1921-05-20
A. H. 7. A. AFTER
LAW BREAKERS

Sub Order No. 1S4 A. H. T. A. at
their recent meeting voted resolution
to prosecute law breakers in their dis
trict. They state that on account of
the cleanup by the Law Enforcement
League at Monett, the violators of
the Volstead Act are transferring
their operations to the country. The
good citizens of Barry county are
determined that the county be made
thoroughly law abiding and all law
enforcement organizations are on the
alert.
The Monett times., 1921-05-20
ROPER ITEMS

The Sunday school convention was
we'll attended at Roper Sunday.
Miss Mabel Wilson, Miss Ida Net
calf, Miss Leila Metcalf, Claude Keets-
lev and Oscar Wilson all attended the
Sunday school convention at Roper
Sunday. All reported fine program.
The Monett times., 1921-05-20
GLOBE METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school 1000 a. m.
Morning Worship 11.0G a. m.
Evening service 1850 p. II.
Gustav e. Malrlquist,
The Monett times., 1921-05-20

GOOD BLACK DIRT for sale.
Brundige JOB wagon. ,Walsh's, Phone
26. Active
Evening star., 1921-01-19
McCULLY SEEKS
LEGAL RIGHT TO
ADOPT RUSSIANS

ANDERSON, s. c.. january 1S.-
The, first step to make, himself
legally the guardian and protector
Of the seven. Russian orphans he
brought from Sehastopol was TAX
en- here yesterday by Rear Ad-
miral McCully, In Ming petition
in common pleas court for permtS.
sion to adopt the children.
Action on the petition is expected
to be taken at the March term OF
court, when the fifty-three-year-
old sailor bachelor will become lie.
gally the father Of the orphans.
Admiral McCully, a native of An
derson, took the children In his
care when he met them at Sebas-
topol. where he served as Ameri-
can high commissioner.
The children are making their
home here for the present with the
admirars mother, Mrs. Carrie
Fretwell McCully, and are In the
best Of health.
Since their welcome here last
week by scores of friends and
relatives of the McCully family,
the stay has been one round OF
festivities for the young Russians
Admiral McCully seems to take
particular delight in having MS
little charges meet the children OF
Anderson, and the meetings al
ready are resulting in the young
strangers picking up another word
or two Of English with the so1e
southern accent.
Evening star., 1921-01-19
BUILT $1,000 TOMB.
Pauper, Once Wealthy Art Dealer,
Had Planned for Burial.

NEWARK. N. J.. January 1s.-The
body Of Samuel Collins. seventy-fve.
who died virtually penniless in hos
pital here last Wednesday, from pneu-
monia. will be placed in a $4,000
mausoleum at Stroudsburg. Pa. which
he built for himself and members of
his family years ago.
Frederick Kerr. a local art dealer.
said that Mr.. Collins formerly was
a leading art dealer and broker. and
at one time had been engaged by
]. P. Morgan to collect works Of art
During his career Mr.. Collins ham
died art transactions involving near
ly $5,Ooo.oo0, Kerr said. In fur
nished room occupied by Collins was
a bank book showing a balance of
81 cents. Collins body remained pn-
claimed at the morgue several days.
Kerr attributed Collins loss of for
tune to speculations in art objects
and to losses in real estate. Collins
father, who died fifteen years ago,
left a $2.OO0.O00 estate. Collins for
mer residence at Stroudsburg was
the show place of the city.
Evening star., 1921-01-19
ESSAYS REVEAL NEED
FOR AMERICAN LANGUAGE
Ohio State Librarian Finds There
Is No Need Of q. S. Gaping
Auy Oue.'

COLUMBUS, Ohio, January ia
new language, more concise and force
ful than any spoken composed Of all
spoken languages and denominated
American should result in this coun-
try says statement issued today by
State Librarian John Henry Newman
The statement announced the names of
prize winners of an essay contest of
more than q years standing on the sub
ject. "Why We Should Have an Ameri-
can Language"
Having wondered for many years
why any red-blooded American should
ape any one IN anything. I determined
to investigate the medium through which
we express our thought-language.
could see no reason for the name-plate
English Language Newman con-
tinued.
II discovered after investigation that
there was not such per cent of real
English in the whole as the prohibition
law permits of alcohol in the beverages
Of today.
Il took my stand one day on a GER
tain street corner in Chicago, where
more people pass in a given time than
any similar point in the world. I asked
as many people as possible their ma
tionality. To my surprise, discovered
there was not one Englishman to a
thousand Of other tongues. This. in a
great part, satisfied me that we should
have a language dignffed with the name
American"
Evening star., 1921-01-19
CALLS
FOR J. S. EXPOSES
Charges Scandal in Depart
ment of Justice and Alien
Property Office.
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, January 19.-An imme-
diate congressional investigation of
the Department Of Justice and the
office of the alien property custodian
was recommended by Samuel Inter
myer in an address at a. testimonial
dinner to Nathan Hirsch, prominently
identified with the campaign against
rent profiteering here. Mr.. Inter
myer, who, as chief counsel in the
joint legislative committees investi-
cation of the alleged building trust,
has obtained numerous indictments,
declared he had no direct legal evil
dence against the two departments.
But" he added. eff a fraction of
what comes to me is true (and I be-
lieve much of it to be true), such an
investigation will disclose to the
world a series Of the most mortifying
scandals that has ever befallen our
Says Honor. Is Involved.
Our national honor is involved here.
The vast powers and patronage of
those great offices are said to have
been used, and it is the general be-
lief that they were incidentally used,
to build up a political machine, which,
however, fortunately failed of its
purpose. But the uses to which they
were none the less sinister because
hey did not succeed"
Mr. Untermyer declared that "for-
nes in patronage are believed to have
N squandered among favoriteS in
form of lawyers and directors
taken out of the pockets of citi-
and aliens whose properties
seized or unfortunately came
the control of the government"
re is just one decent loop
escape for u.s." he added, "and
by merciless exposure Of the
CoporaSc
Evening star., 1921-01-19
BETROTHAL OF RUMANlAM
PRINCESS IS DENIED
Report Of Engagement to King
Boris of Bulgaria Brings Reply
hY Her Brother.

ATHENS, January 1S.-Reports that
Princess Marie Of Rumania was be-
trothed to King Boris of Bulgaria,
and previous rumors that she might
be engaged to Prince Regent Alex
ander Of Serbia, were denied by her
''They are just fantastic newspaper
stories" said the prince, smilingiy.
'-They really are too foolish to war
rant a. denial. Boris is a very. nice
fellow, but his marriage to my sis
ter is impossible"
Prince Carol objected to newspaper
renorts describing his own marriage
to Princess Helene of Greece, and
that of his sister Elizabeth to Prince
George of Greece as political" and
he declared them love matches. pure
and simple"
Evening star., 1921-01-19

-. o. ,ne actlVltleS of the
secret service of the Department of
Justice before and during the war,
Mr.. Untermyer said. he believed.
would develop the fact that it did
little except to rely largely on the
reports of the British secret service
that were gathered before we entered
the war and topay off the grudges and
play it's game and induce us to intern
the unfortunates who had incurred its
enmity before we entered the war"
Evening star., 1921-01-19
CAPT. HUNT ASSIGNED.

Capt. Walter NJ. Hunt. on duty at
the naval gun factory, Washington
navy yard. has been assigned to the
command of the U. s. s. Tacoma He
will relieve Capt. Edward S. Jackson.
who is placed on waiting orders.
Evening star., 1921-01-19

m esuususpisous 6EtI,i14
tls tssneas i isdicated By
Hix pisss. Paexsy 0 ,uos tor
Tires adakls to Stsseh OF
cosyosta6k1- daep. sQf das.
~. aenho{Ste,y.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
BANKERS TO OFFER
VACUUM OIL ISSUE
Flotation Of S2O,0O0.O00
Bonds Will Be Started To-
morrow by Syndicate.

The Vacuum Oil Company has sold 70
banking syndicate y2oooo,ooo OF its
fifteen year per cent bonds, the offer
ing OF which is scheduled FOR to-rior-
row. There will be to-day meeting
TO decide on their price, which. II is
anticipated, will be par or close thereto.
The banking syndicate which purchased
the issue is composed OF the following :
Blair & Co, Dillon, Read Co. the
National City Company. the Chase Sc
curities Corporation and the Equitable
Trust Company. The distributing synli-
cate will not contain the name or the
Chase. which acts as a Wholesaler only.
Bids for the sS7.0oo,000 OF New York
city short term notes are TO be opened
to-day. Bankers. who are not bidding
for the issue. thought yesterday that
the issue would be disposed OF on close
to per cent basis. In the course OF
the next few weeks New York Tele-
phone issue, which may run up to $685.
10000. Is expected to be offered. The
Vacuum Oil Company Offering breaks
the ice on new era Of financing, which
may be comparable in volume to the
market of January and February
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
NEW FINANCING PLANS
BY CANADIAN PACIFIC

New methods of financing the year
by year needs of the Canadian Pacific
Railway are outlined by President Il.
W. Beatty in his annual report to stock
holders He says the directors consider
IL desirable that a considerable portion
OF the cash reserves expended on the
capital account should be restored
within short time, and to this end
application has been made TO change
the conlpany's charter. giving IL power
TO issue bonds. debentures or other se-
curities. payable in such currency, at
sucn times and places and bearing such
interest as the directors Of the road
believe proper.
The roads total income for 1920 was
s32,S oS3, equivalent after preferred
dividends. to $l1.39 a share earned on
the $3.50, 10000 common stock. Total as
sets and liabilities were 31.106, 1888, 1856,
against $1.07S.777,35s in 1919 Surplus
from revenue operations were S127. .725, ,72S.
compared with $27,275,310.
'The capital requirements for 1921
says M. Beatty, Exclusive of payments
on steamships and continuance OF
branch line construction will be mod
crate. No extensive works are contem-
plated in the East. save commencement.
of the lnterprovincial and James Bay
Railway and continuance of work on
extensions to the Chateau Frontenac.' .
The estimated cost OF six new ships
for the Atlantic and Pacific and coast
services is $3l. 1900, of which s1S.7s 13s
has been paid
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
Average Bond Prices
Marcl. 20, 1921.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
bond Trading Increases.

Bond trading was yesterday on a
greatly increased scale ana good many
important issues displayed 9. rising
tendency. A feature OF the market was
a sharp advance of American Telephone
and Telegraph convertible s per cent.
bonds. which climbed from 97i2 to 10i.
as contrasted with Mondays closing
price of 971s. That jump was a re-
Election Of the rise In the conpanys
stock following the announcement OF its
decision to place It's stock on 8 per
cent per annurn basis. The g per cent
bonds are convertible into stock at 106.
American Telephone and Telegraph 5s
advanced point and other public util-
ity issues were strong in sympathy.
Another strong issue was New Haven
debenture As, which rose from IL to
42la, closing at more than point
higher. Computing Tabulating and Re-
cording 6s advanced point to 30. while
Illinois Steel 41as declined more than a
point. In the foreign government group
Kingdom OF Norway Ss were active SELL
ing for 100. There was continued do
mand for Imperial Russian Govern
n1ents.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
PRODUCE.
BEANs--Marrow, 1920 choice, 100 lbs, IS
red kidney 1870. $3.50. white kidney. siS.st


gEANs--Marrov, 1920. choice ioo lbs, IS /.
red kidney, 1870, $3.50. white kidney. 1880
nyTTER--.creaincry higher than extras.
IS. 10 a47c. extras. ~ score. i5.aq4ec /;
firs;a s2izdA5c. seconds. 3in42c. lower
sra'ics. asAls1c. unsalted, higher than *, :,
sraS ~ .ff5oc. extras. fsig@f9c., firsts, ~
64sc. eeroads, 3Iq Sc held or storage, , eA.
trae aiHsac.. firsts. go ioc.: seconds. 30U
q loa.r grades; go 2sc Danish s,aas, sasss'
t.t.ti l1 btg.t good tc prime. 3S0f3c. common
t FATE. T5G-c. .rdifg current make, nrsts,
e|HL L2H'-c.; pes"nda, y i'@a 22c.; lover grsa,,s'
r,H stN packing s'UcE, current make. No.
ra No 3 gle. lrwcr grndes. tfd2oc'
siEs~E state. whole milR held, early
~Aht gNtI. sprriais. ID. 2s9 2gc. fan made.
.7tg SeSWc.: averare rt;n. @aT21o. srcsh spc-
b.. 2rUa;tsf., eyerage ryin, 2@q 23hc.. low
-p G~niss. isd2zNr, twine. held specials,
- Ges' e svfoee run, adg25c. Wlscon.
tin. tpid f'sts. eGG2slc. held tH ins. lSit
2st5s. .trs.o dslsiea. hed. .Tia12 2sisc. dou-
bla fplsss. Grla. 2Tsf6f2sM young Amer.
irat a;&.<e ltaah 2a%T2ac.; skiins. held.
H. fn.r p rosd. i&aiec.; lower grades.
pr.Te..i-ee-. ~ ns,cd. exfrae, dozen. aoa
firs's. s'yala'sc frcsn. cxtre ilrais. 7sis
ff2gr HHde. 2au2sr. seconds. %'isn2alt ltc. :
flrtio~. ~. asl23''c. No. = 2ias@ 22.-c. /.
,aecl.s f~N ~ c''cicc. dry, sl022c.t duck
-gr ns'9usro. a5Itoc. virginia. N0Sse,;
weatcrn aSU .ee SNetlcrv. 20sfaic. Hoore
Gags, 7ndsoes sta'o rorqssivouic. and
31asc. exsra firs,s, 35faGs. firs'r a%ffafo
gathered whites. firsia tn ozivn f'rRts a.f
9ac urdet nr~dp~, 27na2e.: Pacific copyi.
white 81; rae. 3T13ec.; eg'ra frs's, 85Ta0c
fle-ts 3a1sl. under sradee svHa7c. Other
Westr-n una soa;hern go'nr~cd whites. anT
ssc. s'a'a. Pennsylvania, and nearby West.
err hcrnsry brown. extras. s3c. gathered
brown ana mixed colora. graded extras, 3ois
09tc TIrs,s % sx'rs tir"ta; 2'iAa,,ssc, ,ss,,, %.
'rprida ~ 4 kifmta: ~. .. fnfttn old.
$50 lDs.. y2qS i65 lbs. n.s5a2.,5 $50 lbs.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
Temtor Corn FIotation.

A syndicate consisting OF the Mercan-
tile Trust Company. ST. Louis Kissell.
Kinnicutt & Co. and Halsey. Stuart g.
Co.. Inc. Is Offering s1.5oo.000 of the
Temtor Corn and Fruit Products Com
pany's first mortgage and collateral
trust per cent. serial gold bonds. dated
April 1, 1921, for prices. according to
maturities. to yield about s Il per cent.
on them. From April /, 1922, to Octo-
Der l, 1881, $4,000 of the bonds will be
retired semi-annually The company
produces and distributes preserves jams
and jellies made from corn syrup 1t
has plants In ST. Louis, Granite City,
Illinois. Perm Yam and Fort Smith. The
bonds are secured by first and closed
mortgage on the company's Granite City
and Penn Yam plants. In addition there
Is deposited as collateral security
$i,000.000 OF serial per cent. notes of
the Best-Clymer Manufacturing Com
pany maturing on the same dates as do
the bonds and representing the only out
standing indebtedness of that company.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30

81 .5Ud2 25; Long Island, baR, S2.25dS25; !;
sweeta. Jersey, basket, 81 .2Jq2.T3: southern,
sf.75d2.4o. bbls., S3q4; yams. obls., sSd5
POULTRY. DRESSED-FRESH KILLED
Chickens, s,aRp. 2sn3ac; fowls, boxes. 309
a2ikc bblR.. 8off40c.; old cocks. 2+fp2sc. !.
capons. nearby. 52T0Oc.; Western, 4Suasc. !;
turkeys. young, a0ftd0c. old, JeU5sc.;
s5afO FrozEN-Chickcns, broilers. 800 Doc. .
fryars. 3cff Csc; roasters. 3Jn tJc.: fowls,
ean IOc. old cocks. a3d2sc. capons, 5oM6oc. !;
turkeys. Young, 5Iq62c.: old, 556f5sc. ducks.
Western. 90d4tsr. gees. Western. 2fd $50.
POUITRN. IgNE.-Fowls, freight. J3c. ex-
press 3aataSc. chickens, freight. 3ud3sc. :.
stays. &c. chickens. express. 3ott &5c. !.
broilvfs. winter freight. 5lc. spring, eS-
press, Si old rnosterE. freight, 2oc. tur-
keys, freight, Aod4Sc. esprrss sa0Sae. :
ducks 1reigh, 3sd3Sc., express. asa i0c. ;
museovcy. sur: gcvse. freight, Zoe; ek.
iir. pigeons. pair.9u.. sNneas. pair. si.i6
rabbits. ID, express 25T 2Sc.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
rHE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY
NOE on ANNUAL MEETINC;.


Richmond, virginia. February IL, 1891
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that the An
nual Meeting of the Stockholders Of Tho
Chesspeaige and Ohio Railway Company viii
be held. as provided In the bylaws, at tho
general office OF the Company, IN the City
OF Richmond. Virginia, on Tuesday. the 19th
day Of APRIL 1921. at eleven o'clock A. NJ.
(f) for the election OF directors.
t2) to approve and consent 10, by vote
or otherwise as may be provided by Law
and subject 10 any necessary approval Or
consent by public authority, the lease 10
the Company, or the acquisition otherwtre
by the Company II and TO the extent Au-
thorized by law, Of the railroad and prop
erty, with the sppurtenances thereof. OF
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany OF Indiana, In which tho Company
owns substantially all the capital stock;
(3) 10 authorize and consent 10 the form
and terms OF any instrument OF lease or
otherwise In the premises that may DO SUB
mitted TO the meeting:
tD 20 approve. ratify and confirm such
action heretofore taken or authorized by
the Board OF Directors or BY the Executives
Committee OF the Company. whether pur-
suant TO any previous authorization BY trs
stockhoiders or otherwise, as may be sub
rnitted 20 tho meeting; and
(5) 10 transact such other business ~
may lawfully come before the nesting.
THE stock transfer books Will be closed ns
the office OF the Company. No. 81 Bros T.
way New FORK City, on Saturday, the lptn
day OF March. 1921. at twelve o'clock noon.
and VIII be reopenad on wednesday, ths
nv order az the Boa rd ~ Directors.
a. TREvvETr. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

NOTICE OF ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
No Independent nominations having been
made for one or more vacancies TO be f.!leo
in the Board of Directors OF the New forf
Life Insurance Company at the 1921 Election
of Directors, and the Superintendent OF In
surance having as required by law prescribed
rules and regulations for conducting ane
holding said election, therefore, pursuant tc
said rules and regulations notice IL hereby
given that tho 1927 Election OF members ol
the Board of Directors of the New York Lie
insurance Company will be held at the Home
Office of the Company. No. 3a6 Broadway, II
the City OF New York, in the State OF New
York, on Wednesday, the 18th day OF April
1921, the polls to be opened at ten O'Clock tr
the forenoon and to remain open until -four
o'clock In the afternoon OF said day, a.
which time they shall be closed.
NEW yORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
BY SEYMOUR NJ. BALLARD, Secretary.
Dated March aOth. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
MOTOR PLANTS REsTARTING
Tire Industry Also Better, Say Re-
ports to wall street.

Reports in the financial district yes
terday from the centres of the automo-
bile and tire industry were much more
cheerful and optimistic than on any day
since the defiation period caused a wide
spread closing down. One report, from
Flint, Mich, said that every automobile
plant there was at work, some at capac-
ity. Announcement came from Toledo
that the Willys-Overland plant will start
production on April 4 at 60 per cent. Of
capacity. Between 5000 and 1000 men
will be employed.
The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany announced that April production
would be increased to 10000 castings and
10000 tubes compared with $4,000 cas-
ings and $4,000 tubes now. In the next
two weeks, 1t was announced, 1900 addi-
tional men will be employed.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
c,inchneId Coal oncring.

Hambleton & Co. are Offering 81 900
900 Of the Ciinchieid Coal Corporations
ten year $ per cent. sinking fund gold
dcbentures dated April l. 1921 nd d';e
on April i. 1881. for 100 and intfree;.
yielding 8 per cent The corroratioe. In
corporated n 1906. owns nbout 900
900 acres Of coal lands In VirgiNia. The
dohentures constitute tho corporations
only funded debt except s1.t0S. As4 or
deferred real estate Dnytr1.ss oasring
and per cont. annual Interest rs
MT p-occets from opera fion or It's coal
DroYc rites In 1920 were 81 5si.a3s, con-
;rasted with s7eI.479 III 1879. It's total
i&ci annual interest chatges including
this issue. will be approximately s135.-
NrO
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE IL hereby given that the co-partner-
ship heretofore conducted by the Under
signed under the firm name Of
CHARLES Il. BRICKI.EY CO.,
with offices at o. Broadway and 18th Street
and Firth Avenue. New York City. 50 Stare
street, Boaton. Mass. Salem, Mass, and 500
widener Building, Philadelphia, Pc, has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent.
Charles r. Brickley will engage In the busi-
ness OF Investment securities at I5 Maiden
Lane, New York City. under the name OF
CHARLES E. BRICxLEY.
w j. McGlinn, J. Russell Butler and War
rem Alderman have this day formed a rev
co-partnership under the firm name OF
McGLTNN & COMPANY,
and will conduct a general stock brokerage
and investment securities business at 6f
Broadway. and 44th Street and Fifth Avenue.
New York City: 50 State street. Boston,
Macs: Salem. Mass. and 300 Widener Build.
Ing. Philadelphia. Pa.
CHARLES u. BRICKLEY,
W. j. McGLIS<.
J. RUSSELL. BUTLER.
WARREN ACKERMAN.
Dated March "a. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
American Gns Calls Notes.

The American Gas and Electric Com
pany has called In its y2.4Te 900 Of two
year per cent. gold notes. due on De-
cember l. 1921. and It's $500. 1000 five
year s per cent. gold notes. due on De-
cember 1, 1924, thus relieving itself Of
all its short term obligations without
the issuance OF any refundinr obliga-
tion. After the payment OF those notes
It's bonded indebtedness will consist Of
s6.2s2.o00 of collateral trust gold IS.
due on February /. 2007. and s5.os1 900
OF per cent. gold debenture bonds due
on May l, 2014.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
Indian oma Refining Issue.

A syndicate composed OF Poe & Davis
of Baltimore Babcock Rushton & Co.
and Simons, Day s. Co. OF Chicago; Silk
8 Co. and G. ". Walker & Co. OF st.
Louis and Rollins, Kalbfeisch & Co. is
Offering S2.000,00o Of ten year per cent.
shaking fund coupon gold notes, dated
April /. 1921. and due on April /. 1881,
of the Indiahoma Refining Company for
ssh and interest to yield s.25 per cent.
The proceeds OF the notes will be used
to increase the conpanys resources for
the purchase Of crude oil and produc-
ton at prevailing low prices.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
u,
RANGE OF LIBERTY BONDS.

"a. safes ......a-..-... r...t,..........-.
Year to date.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
REPORTS DEFICIT FOR 1920.

The Calumet and Arizona Mining Com
pany reports for 1920 net income, after
charges and Federal taxes, of S1s4s.-
2o2. or sass n share earned on it's out.
standing capital stock Of $40 par value.
In 1919 it's earnings were at tho rate Of
only 81 cents share on such stock. In
1870 its gross income was $11,41s,574
and its operating expenses s6.14s.521.
AFTER deduction OF State and Federal
taxes, general expenses and depletion
charges of s1.s62.ess, S1,s4s,202 was
available for dividends, which aVgre-
gated s2.b70.0s4. The final deficit for
1920 was sT20,SS2.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
A Philadelphia Issue.

The Board Of Education in the city
of Philadelphia has decided to invite
bids for an issue of 100000 OF tax
free school district bonds The bids are
to be opened in about three weeks.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
ORGAN COMPANIES COMBINE.

WEsTFIELD, Mass. March 29.--An-
nouncement of the consolidation of the
Steere Organ Company of this city and
the Skinner Organ Company Of Law
renee. Mass, was made to-day. The
Steere property here was transferred to
the Skinner company. Both plants will
be continued and the Skinner organ will
be made here as well as in Lawrence.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30

receipts
2.......8 84l2
City OF Chris
tiania SIS
l.. .Q5Oa
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
~ry WORK & HONDURAS ROSARIO
MT~ING COMPANY

n Rnttcrv Place, n. y, MARCH =, IyZ1.
The annual meeting OF tho stockholders OF
the New York Honduras Rosario Mining
Company yviil be held al the office of the
COMPANY OF Wednesday. April 9, 1921, at
p NJ. for the election Of directors aud for
action upon all questions that may properly
be brought before the meeting.
The Stock transfer books viii be closed al
70 NJ. on March %. 1921. and remain closed
until 10 A. II. OF April Z, 1921.
$500 prRI.MAN gecretary.