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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
STRIKERS N BALTIMORE
VENT SPLEEN ON NEGROES
Several Blacks Art Severely
Ssassn 81 An Angry MOB
o. 500 Ont Or S
Strike

ia .mors. Mas lI-T'tree huna- -
'<r risort alleged sfr.Eerz anf strn-
'fssAi2Hrs slorn~t tfsf daors ot sAe
rnssarns hsuse here lr ases srIaies
10 gei s sa-gr o. nee~o srrke a.-eak
ITS vhs had fle6 lula The tederal
MulElne in- TIrnee- ian Seven. 81
9if na1rbas v'ers afvere,t bai1er be
sore shs AR rll 81 police Who. v D
1-av-n 5isials arovs 81. ne ~ioiars
The uscraes ahaW ~ N numhe-
were sEalnc sjanc ne sl0e 8. fhe
customs hnuse when rhf ma TT v'ors
e~s sndaenr descended upar hew
F5' & vh1f De rf fe WIS geneva
All over The Square e1u1 Dc seat
r~nuns n tA-ef a. fau- mhrr wo-s-
eS beating az one uec~o fn5 81 n
uefss crowd eatheret 1afatt
t-at'e1 ig abe Hecpi.Ar wells ~ Do
.r~fe-s ID iu ,atim ~ me ws- vhaar
usuA1 h.trnrsef Ia the lnrians
Nos OF ,nt So 3e breakers snuei
rsensf n lns rpSHHs houst Anf o.
sns raatars snrrea NJ ihs slens aesar
rhem he aao~s were slammed Anon
tfs 1nouani police reserves Arrvfs
nnh 1ispa-aed he s-rFars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
1T NEVER FAILS
TO PUT HER RIGHT
Mnskoeee Woman Relieved ot is
Years Trcnhat hv Taking
Tanlac-

~Taniat has relieved nae e. had
cass ns stomach troa4.lt sAss nsx2e
ny slfe n srraAle sor slfieen ., txef
~ wears sad Nrs MsrE2ref
tsrl3ef s',f Esrn Ave Nazsoete
Oala
~StA Aihe agreed VIII ma 4na ire
ca xhich Formed an my ssamaea
aina sa rne nn SO thas sEfFer4s
Ararv 3or hours There vas pre-
suee aTnund rs hex-s thsg almost
iaok uv s.~esst sx4y was -
nereaus and resiless &aE unuSna
noise n0s GROVE ire Distracted an
r soArcay eser go raad n4ehs :
slaen vsas sc weSf and ~ur down
raala not da angahlue hardly hef
would IA msse abaui lhe hsase fA
q vas a.aH aaad use6 every mea
cne teer heard g Aut nothing 4
me ans ea@d and 4 had almost eirea
pr hr7.f Sc evpT ge-snc vel
Bu- Isler aot TAniAe heea9
1o mend fram rise ve-y st4~f Nv ap
pst1-e soan became raTeBous An6 !
s,ecsn 30 eat tt4ngs hAdns darea
sonca ians time hsve 3us-
finished ur sixth Aarsle ado haven I
ten sretw r wears s4een is~ 4
ci4la wafe ~ Refreshed and have
st-~ncsN t0 aa usg hausework VIZ
aast aFv1vs kef- -sF 81 on hand
Ia ssfs when rei 30 feel ne a Nstle
Aae ant p newer sans to rui ne ar
hs efs -nae AGAIN Ta1iat Is sas
c--s,,F
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
sssc-s-Ao VOTE


WAS 2si 70 ~
Fsrain May Germany has a.
ce1Gea the aIlea ultsmagru The
rsiehstAe AS gh, as roge AZ -
- s-a zeloed 10 The final derands
q. she alhea pawers rr5 u sa aolnr.
4greea ,o tlsll The terms * The
zrsa5T o. Versailles 60 she cap1ctr
=. the nal On tt Sc Sc
~ W-1A The Csutriss leaae- In
2ay succeeded II forming s cozlrsan
eat-net. composed N ranl-is1s. ma
insatF Soc aaists ana Dsnorras
vhirt confronted ~ grave neressltv.
slsee1aF des eed that acoeTaance ~
1t u'' lmzFBn vas tht osav course ia
u.asAns this GnnonnrHmAHi 10 tAs
Ts4rhsuag rbe new chancsao- ash &c
sa- ln immediate desiaor ev ihat
aaav And in 1hf rot nr which tsllsT-
sa tae Eore-umeu1 was nstIsred
Definite He7s Dernsr5eo
v'hs alit.5 ultlmatun rac red a a.
finite reply hasad ~ "res o. ~no
No rondstaanni -Hplv w0uld We ense-
-alned and fhe ultlmaspn vas form
aaAd g exuirs ar 1fas .rt- " Mav 2
Tire tDial SUN vAieh Germany ss
rnfl@d upon 40 gnT s eE@@aa Ha
.aands assrTansrf rass We cs.rr es
aw tv Germany Is ancaraancs wah
ths .arsV lsinnE af ibe treaty &na fnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
IL All .Ru tn Tf1f11sR APHf.R>
IN AMI Al >f.>>Iu>

SAVANNA. Ga Nav "a The CUES
oa u wage -eauwlans was AIKEN aT
aaay rs ae )raar q Ralroal wese
araglhers ST ns lnuI2. c1rvsnlar
As~t pr1p9aad Changes ~ warh-lf
rules vlA csm~ an ia.er F~ssiden-
4-.raar d fis aIrnhs raDa-T recon
nafnded aEA 1he 0reA1izgsa0n f<
est1lAsA aanK s. s. 4auis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
sour- AMERICA ALSO
IS s<ANsNc LABOR
-scgs1ES IT SEEMS

SDe1Aas kl--ss. Msr. as--Neussers
~ trades uri1ns ~ fsis ciry net 70
oar r. discnss The qaesfion ~ ckai1se
8 srmTaIh~1Sc strike slTlass the rov.
eTTmt7is g.ves guarantees thar nor :
IN On lanor VII noi e,s aermRsed AZ
work he pzrg zone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
GEsNsNs sgGss on --E A4NE


Otherwase Ike al saftAless dessors~
she piA have only herself 10 CLANS
a she finos herself 500 ur
Ths Echo &c pars remarked the
-'t''mAns il sow ng Va lhe ulltmatur
have The A. of conpls ng 4 What 4.
asked q Them 'hui DO uns henceso~ga
m2F eeny us the r4ght IL 60 area
'sGso1 he fsrsr haahsli6sng ii onr At-
serS1tx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

wasttngar MaF l- -lnarahss II
snt IunhAr ~ ch4f employees ar ths
I1nat SiAss.s mas haef Almnsl txhcsaE
rarl- onsi4 -nt ug~eEsf In tatA
ranua ts1r y -ha lass 1et1 Tsa-s
sruorl 5ns 10 fAe T1t..d srs-as oenl'g
rnsf a 3asa-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
So-*ErE rcNN-t-4oN IS
rI-E- 81 EsENr- s--s

Pass Ntr "A dsnres roise-
ny IN va~mal Neal aesaunE4ss
GrnA rrnnaAist Il'ur 1hf Are, an
commission fu- tit frsvantiar 3,
.uaareu ioss ID T'rlnns vas mtIsna1
oaIE n tne sau~nA Clfaaa 1ns
aoaEe.HNnr TounG4riun is tht nArar
suaF oi hls eumnass Oh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
~. SAALN nos.MEN scfN ~
s-S.s 70 - SELMEa

f'fr'istlrliA, Nu~vAT MlF 1 -.lr
SYN pasfE Vaet 1he srr'E.ne saAmHr
ne NAs anll FAuarllau d Trbae
nl0ns aoaHT aeaaarat Es OF 1i
rs memnesF sxcefr rAnvrv-mAr s~e
man and hosptA wani ars 1a hHl
Nay Gf one hundred Ana rwsnf-
'hunsAud persans trt arfarat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
cAIl nas ,EE- 81,

y asfiilglun NEr 71-PEvmars
Mhssaahnssfr-s NJ s5ss sn1 sa- 1n--
tS-ns ls cnHEl ru-snr tht stva wa
Il aras-sc IL t fin II senator s.a1s.
pasRe1 AouazF aE the Rerpe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
sA=u-=4 APARTMENT


loo-Eo o. sz.na.
saanipE. MEF. 1n.-Whls RI ant
Mrs. t3ertle'T EalT. 1f rms CRY vrsrs
twHT ur visit 10 FIR Wn~-s
II sN+E artsrst lhasr Bpa,--mau; na-s
anr ~emvrAe s1rEc1cai1v evh-v nsaes
q clu1rIus and 1Pwaa-w ~ gnr
Mrs. Eslv estimate -nei- ltss
ssBBl. =. f-VYD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
Vysxo6sE -c sIsE
sc syN Eos sycITcsl~N

NlsEaeee MAJ Il -s,ai ze-us 81
ansaocee VII raiss sssh eee 70 Aasia
riy aDditaFanIr and aTmary ~ ihe
sale aI urse.s a. frf entertainments
r. casi s2S eafA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

lanearp-BEt-er. unchanged
e.sa1nar-v sxtras. 31f= standards
2g7sac. Egug. higher; reeelT'ts
8a.377 cases firEts. 22-leso ,.-l'.z 2
ara1narr fS-vts. 1xstaceoes al marx
eases ineinded. 27sa2e Etsno-
Hrag, east
Ppu7-T alive uDellanred
feils. 38e- h-oilerE. SAG fiae.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
EGnshs Ctr

Aanses tv-trzs FDtta1
e1 rsis Zoe seconds l9t
Hu1ier ls'nEEre1 crAaufr-y.
Sac 4beEsaa. lie Poultry ND
changed fHnS .-Bt N-ala~s- 4Ag
1lt fnrie1trA. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

The sla ker lisz wll b4 rf4 ~
Fs 1em 7he Congressional
Arnar'a ever E-an'rd End good
cAal &. liai wl4 probably ne1
~ IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
~FATN ARGsE PAPER
MILLS ARE DOWN

New vosK Mnv .1-sHrsr fHrsa
a-,-- a -1s4 Tl1at states hn1
rarlas sus 8ovur a1lprH1 ilnaas'tF -
eoG nsr snm aavr iaoHr BECAUSE q
sfnurs T. varsars Ent owners = s-E1
new AErse nssuts g rsTlhH* iissss
vh,an srp.ref 4asi sft
T,auos- Clnssifss6 aas Ger ReHu'tk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

Aierr narresg,snaalts Hf 6 asl-
.ur1sr nlr'Ai lnfa-n ths cel1li-y
Aov M-- Harding s 500 g.haa-
r~iEllis since Mare1 : compares
WITH iht record.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
cEtSs WOMEN 70 -E1c
S-x-r -lHs-

Mrs. Emily " 2-aks .. Gslrr haf
hs'Hn ala-1ed aF p-esinans u rps sta-s
? Z O. eluhf Ii 1tls ouus su.iau n..ls
g. PawnREka 1nlK vaak.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

wffl omf aun haraer- fhe 11ef
-1fses ~ uh8m Art Enknaur te
fne ain~ rpeiZ T,eaQlt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

N#a5a~1 MISS My 11-oanial w
Lawrence asat Fl 3Lss d 1n4 uAfs~s
81 IT Meuaarc run Lhz1 WIS i1nYnf
By uhA, veg-s fiet Il lis home hsrs
.ARl ugi1 -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
NE@ rss c-fH
FOE r.l E--Na -A

9klarmaa CITY. Nay 5--c2aa-rt >
tsait nlp-Eir il -tss Csi9anar1H sir.
t''4 nelsarrman-- was zaalr 1aua6
1hse. 81 succeed Tonav Nava-s. -.
sEnac Tss Gpp0ir1r.aus was nance
ts Bob PAr1uAn gs1r ramuisHa u
puhl, sgtaev
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

rist E'eaef ls reported rlaa-ss
Taa1 ln al rearS i need nei he
1frr fA8St az lha-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11
LEAGUE Will wEE-
SE--ENsrr :

F'Hris May 11-Ths uHseublv III
ne lsaEus " nations vii hDsd sts
nsx; meeting SsIrsnhe- & il GenerH.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

a NANTE--<asEr- Ugh. catTcn -As
al Leader C@9-e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

frHsh tccs. Law cases Ia
cuaea e9ri Z ess aNl d.
rf-e1 Oklahoma sly, va
fxyress l0ss att 81 sl
Parking sfDek 3sslarere1 Dk-
lAhama fatr wa express
}nss eff al
frAsh traHH.try lUre- 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

4 Quart Msx whsEv so- Ss.p'
brings saRup IA Bon1 ae laubH5 ra--tf
~ tne Rlo Grand ~ 1srnHrH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

sonrt r.arzant has ne Inv r~gf-
uE { fvo-nA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

WaIus1 WILL sme-aca .h osAru
bu nor t1g af1e' fn4 uibee feilaw
deas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-11

ta.,st was lhe 'aEcesH -sNiH "a
lEres eUTaus irr #nf hsf barrels
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
Ontario Province
Plans Experiment
I'm Rural Credits
LEGISLATION Projected for
Scheme 10 Aid Cana
diam # r mn er i'm Fl.
nancing His Ne e d q
seeesas Dispatch to rAs Tvxoxn.


TORONTO, Feb. 22.--The Minister 80
Agriculture in the farmer government
OF Ontario has introduced into the pro-
vinciai Legislature three bills designed
to provide for both short term and Ions
term rural credits. In general these
proposed measures follow CLOSELY the
texts OF the Manitoba rural credits
act, 1877; Manitoba farm loans act 1a17
and the provincial savings act Mani.
sobal, 1920, but they depart from the
legislation of the sister province in i'm
por'ant provisions. They are now re-
eelVlng close attention in government
ana financial circles, and conferences
are being arranged.
1he Ontario farm loans bill would
auehorlze provincial incorporation of
farm loan associations in any part of
ontario, with one-half the capital in
every case subscribed by thirty or more
indlVlduai farmers, each of whom must
nave subscribed to one share (slool of
STOCK; one-quarter the capitaI sub-
scr1oed by the local municipality. and
the remaining one-duarter of the cani
tai subscribed by the government Of
Ontario. In Manitoba such participa.
tlon by the municipality and by the
province is permissive and voluntary
/ enly; IN Ontario it will be compulsory
II the bill is enacted in its present
form. P-e's ~
ne bill contempiates that such asso-
clatlons should receive applications for
ioans from individual members and
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

H. l.. ALLEN 81 COMP Ar9Y-THE UNDER
signed give notice that they have formed
a limited partnership pursuant TO the Jaws
OF The State of New York. and that the
substance OF the certificate filed by them is
follows:
The firm name or sryls urder which n.
said partnership is TO he conducted is n l..
Alien Company and the eetJsyty wherein
the principal place Of business IS 20 bs
located IS New York County. The gsgArsl
nature oS the business intended TO be trans
acted Is the buying. selling. dealing in,
underwriting and otherwise tssuiag and dis
posing of bonds. stocks and securities tnclud-
ing dealing therein on commission or brok-
erage' The names OF the general and special
partners. all Of whorn OF full age and
their respective places OF residence are as
toAows; General Partners-EeurY l. Alien
summit Street. East Orange, New Jersey
tharles c. Thomas, i Britton Strset JERSEY
city New Jersey. and Gethryn c. steven
son Malha, Long Islaud. ". Y Special Part
ner-tlaTry p. Day, Britton Street. Jersey
CITY. New Jersey.
The amount OF capital which the special
partner has contributed 70 the Common
stock IA cash il one hundred and twenty
i've thousand dollars.
he partnership is n begin February !.
1871 and end on January 81. 1929
Dated New York, January a. 1891
HENRY l. ALLEN
CHARLES G. THOMAS
GETHRTN c. STEVENSON.
HARRY B. DAY
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
Four fuU columns Of in
DestnaeF,t questions and ars-
spers are published i'm The
Tribune every Sunday.

M. Goidenberg Co; ). Goldenberg. mdse
WHEELING, w. VA.
O. Vt. Shook Co; @. Reutsch laces em
of9ideries ribbons, etc: Brozteri.
10 ErlpeT.n r,pern S; ;, G. Elpern, women's ready
$ stone & Thomas; b Davis tea room;
WILKES S-BARRE, PA.
wilkes I5arre y. G. Go. L. Wtlttsrus do
% E. 10th st. .
: Jus Justin Bergman Co: Miss J. Smith.
mousse dresses, aprons, sacques, pettfcoatg
muslin underwear cotton waists, chill
9ren a.. dresses; Hoffman & Hartblay, Iii
WILMINGTON. N. C.
3. B. solomon. womeu,s ready to wear.
eiothing' notions dry goods: Pennsylvania.
r. Daboe, dry goods, notions; Alcazar.
WOODSTOCK. VA.
Weudie's Dept store; NJ. wendle Iadies'
r@aqy to wear. Miss Howard. millinery ;
70 w. $50 st.
WORCESTER, MASS.
'ohn G, Machines Co.; J. Fitzpatrick,
York. PA.
.. lanes Mclean sons; II. NJ. Miller, house
furnishings asa 4th av
James Mclean & Sons: III Miller, up-
holster>, drapery; 432 4th av.
YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO
-. NJ. Mckelv@Y Co; H. NJ. Green. mo-
gloves, womens and children's hosiery.
krlt underwear; Miss B. Link. corsets and
orassisfee; MISS J. HaIIoran, infants mug
IN underWear, house dresses, kimonos
Miss NJ. Apple, veilings. handkerc htefs
lacss. ribbons; Mr. Holsinger, books. sta :
tionsry' ar. art embroidery, art goods. gift
SHOPS; ~ N. Broun, toys dolls, house fur
nishings. luggage; 1851 Bway
Strouss, Hirschberg CO.; T. A. Neely,
cnIuaWare. trunks. etc; 1850 B'way
G. M Mckelvey Co; Miss B. McCar1-
bridge leather goods. jewelry, etc: 1851
zANEsvILLE. OHIO
Madame 9. Praggott; Nine. G. PrasGott
and H. Stenhe, laces. embroideries, waists
Herald Square.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23

snss as loans be approved by the local
associations the money should be bor-
roWed on the collective liability of all
sne members. The rate of interest pay
aole by the borrower must not exceed
per cent and one-seventh of such in
eerest must be paid to ths local asso-
cation to help defray expenses, pay
aiVluenos of not more than per cent
on the paid~up capital, and build up
reserve. Loans must mature on or be-
Iore december 81 of the year in which
Ihey are made, but are renewable at
,he discretion of the directors of the
locai association, apparently without
reference to the lender, The association
is 60 have lien on all propertv pur-
chased in part or whola with the pro
eeeos OF any such loan and by filing
certif1cate may thereby obtain lien
on ali the personal property of the
borrower. The bill empowers the pro-
'incial government to lend money to
any farm loan association and to enter
INTO agreements and guarantees with
banks, loan companies or other cor
poratlons to secure funds for financing
such associations.
Inc agricultural development bill
PROVIDES Tor creation of an agricul-
tural development board, appointed by
the government and vested with power
TO issue bonds to the amount of $780,
QUO. Such bonds, in whole or part,
may be purchased by the provincial
government with money from the con-
soiidated revenue fund. The govern
ment may also authorize the board
from time to time to issue other de-
bentures to furnish funds for mort
gage loans and such bonds may be
guaranteed by the province. The pro-
posed agricultural development board
would make loans for the purposes of
acquiring lands for agricultural pur-
poses, erecting farm buildings essen
tial to production or paying insurance
on life or property. Loans could be
issued for any period from three to
thirty years and must be on the amor
tlzation principle. A loan to any one
person must not exceed $4,000 and
must have as security mortgage on
at least fifty acres of land, the amount
OF such loan being restricted to 65 per
cent Of the value of the security.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
ANDREW j. MCCORMACK. AUcTIoNEER.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN H MULLER & SON,
OFFICE. 55 WILLIAM STREET.
NGON NESDAN. FEB'Y %. 1921,
et 12:S0 o'clocls. az tha

at II so o'clock. at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM
Nos. IA AND Is VESBY STREET.
Tor account of Administrators
$4,000 Norfolk & Western r. r. LIST Consld.
$1,000 Western New York & Pennsylvania
.,~oo r. r. Genl. Mtg, 4fo Bonds, Is43.
49,. GenI Mtg - Bonds, 1875. -''
5000 \. Y, Chicago & St. Lout- r. r. 1st
Mtg. 40 Bonds. 1887.
Bonds. 1897
$4,000 Brooklyn Union Elevated r. r. 1st
Mtg. so Bonds, 1850.
$1,000 Baltimore 6, Ohio f. F., Southwestern
Division. 2 Il 60 Bonds. 1925.
S0'ooo Hq2e<i9g Valley Valley Ry. 1st ConsId- 41s %
$4,000 Erie H. r. Prior Lien - Bonds.
1895
$1,000 Union Pacific r. R. list Mtge. L G.
$4,000 Chic. MI. s st. raul Ry, Chic. &
..o Mo River Div 5% Bonds, 1895
S9'ooo Denyer & Rio S5rande r. r LIST Consld.
$4,000 st. Joseph & Grand Island Ry 4ga
Bonds. 1947.
$1,000 Central Pacific Ry. ahGs Guar. Bonds.
$4,000 Missouri, Kansas & Texas Ry LIST
Mist 40 Bonds, 1890. December,
$4,000 Texas & Pscinc Ii r. 1st Mtg. So
Bonds. COCO.
5000 Oregon P, +, & Navigation Co. 49s
5000 city Of New York. 44qs Bonds. 1880
5000 City of New York 4gS Bonds 1857
5000 CITY OF New York ~ Bonds, 1858.
$4,000 Chi; Bur. & Quincy r, r., Neb, Ext
~ Bonds, 1897.
~, 0oo Atcnisou, Topeka &: Santa Fs Ry Adj
4fo Bonds, 1895
$1,000 New York Telephone Co. 1st Mtg
20 ooo 20 Bonds, 1889
$1,000 ~ Y Cent. & Hudson River r. r..
Deb. 43e Bonds, 1894
10000 Atlantic Coast Line Il. r. tst Consld
4fo Bonds 1857
5000 Lexington Ave & Pavouia Ferry r p
e Bonds March, 192e, coupon on
So'ooo Central I1 Psedhc sd r. II, 1st Refdg. 4fs
$500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co ia Notes,
January. 1919, coupon on.
le'999 marks City Frankfurt ga e Bonds
90 shs N. Y. Cent. & Hudson Riy. r. n.
-, For account of Executors:
u shs. Eelautograph Corpu. common
and $50 scrip.
$1,000 Columbia University Club SO Mtg.
Bond. i942.
80 shss.. cowles Electric Smelling &
IT,. Aluminium Co. prefd.
122 shs. Bank Of New York.
90 shs Central Bank OF westchester
County.
20 shs Central Union Trust Co.
$1,000 lnterborougn Metropolitan Co. Col.
Trust / Y g Bond, 1883
$i'oee Sea board Portland Cement Co. s&
Bond. 1927
$4,000 Second Avenue r. r. sf6 Bonds, Cif
of Deposit
S5,0oo Peekskili lighting 4, p n 4s4 Me-
So Bonds. 1850.
30 shs American Trading Co, common.
20 shs Detroit Gear & Machine Co
50 shs; General Aluminium & Brass
90 ,,o NJ Manufaet turing Co. prefd.
S2,0e0 Detroit. Jackson dt Chicago Ry
consld. Mtg. So Bonda. 9i937.,
IaV sns RIPLEY Manufacturing Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT At A
Special Meeting of the Stock holders of
Rogers Metzger Co.. Inc. held on Feb
Fuary 10th, 1921. The following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
'RESoL.FEp. By the unanimous vote OF
sIA stockholders OF Rogers -Metzger Co,
INC. at a meeting duly convened on the
4eth day Of February. 1921, that it IS de-
Alraole that the corporate narne OF aid
aog S,. ers- Netzger Co. Inc, be changed froru
I nat to the name Of Fl. L. Rogers Co. Inc.
me Haute authorized by the Secretary 81
Nfaja of the state OF New YORK by vfrtns.
OF a~esrtffcate bearing date The goth esav
- January, 1871, and The President and
secretary be and they are hereby author
lzed and directed 70 taks all steps neees-
- ~ 20 comply with fhs requirements es
known a. Section So OF satd General Cor
porstion Law
4Ns% York, February 18TH 1871
ROGERS sNETZ{5 Err co INC
Isy HARRY J.. ROGERS Pra.Stdr,1s
eiEKAnD b. ROSENHEIM Secrerarr
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23

YEA yea gg5mbrelas ~ embroideriea trimmings.
.,,It r. p Sc SCHUYLER & Co; II. Schiller, coats,
SUITS 1913 BTsY, sYv.Nx,H
etc Thg e 69%s 5 IS shop Rsns,eln. clothing,
Weinstetn Bros! c, g. zimmerman,
women's coats, suits dresses: 1I33 B'wsy,,
SEATTLE, WASH.
seattle II. q. Co; &. A. RaYhould neck
wear, Iewelry, ribbons and leather goods
=. B. Burton, wash goods holdings; Miss
h.s d. Egan, laces, embroideries: 440 4th av
sHEBoYGAN. WIS.
Fl. 9. frange Co.; a. Bleck, talking ma
srENANDoAH. PA.
~ Marateck, dry goods, notions Grand.
SiOUN CITY, IOWA
dress dress goods, Innings, beddings and dornes-
soUTH BOSTON. VA.
clothing; $. *. Friedman. 656 B'way.
SPRINGFIELD. MASS.
s,,,Hlf... MHleehlnS. Packard & Wheat, Inc; J. II.
sullivan o0ttons, sr Gr99d. 1o,,,s
Scruggs. vaudervoort & Barney: Miss
Wolff art needlework; Mr. Helper. house
furnishings; Miss NJ. G. Cannon. lsces.
225 9Th av.
scruggs vandervoort & Barney; Miss
Stix Baer & Fuller D. G. Co: Miss w.
Mahoney, m!sses. juniors and children's 8
Sn9 wSaF; goS5s ME- " y Russset wonens dresses
goods and Innings; Z Halpern. toys; 1107
s Ritter. & Sons; A. Ritter. woolens;
Scruggs Vandervoort & Barney, w.
Va qssFna9, n ~ woolens cottons; 226 5th av
chiidren's wear; Pennsylvania.
ST. PAUL. ATINN
Golden Rule n. G. Co: Miss Erenstein
Jobs misses aud ladies' silk dresses
SYRACUSE
= The, The Tobis Quality shop; David G. Tobis,
ladies' coats suits, skirts. dresses. waists.
children : coats and dresses. AIcAIpin.
TOLEDO
1asa!le e Koch; L. Schwartz, dra peries;
Il. II: Hi!i' interior decorating; Miss Mey-
ers, Philippine hand made lingerie silk
pettlcoats. house dressed, specially priced
LasalIe & Koch: r. !. Schwartz, up
holstery. drapery. etc. 225 5th av.
laSaIle & hach; a. Singer, skirts; 225
5th av.
WACO. TEX.
r risa nangsr ~, Bros a. Sanger. hosiery; 10
WASHINGTON
shoes Miss M friedman, Jobs chiidrsns idsn ;
ana juniors spring coats. whito dresses;
Frank r. JeHef, Inc: Miss K. Tefpe.
Parker. Bridget Co, Mr. Quigley. mems
furnishings and worens furnishings; ZOO
9Th aY and the Imperial
PaIais Royal; Miss G. Ftrsch house
dresses. muslin underwear, negiigees; 220
IS. l[arn Sons Co: J. D. Furlong. silks:
432 4th av.
NJ. Goldenberg Co; d. L. Frank. coats
suits; eos 5th av.
Menda!is; Miss Freedman. representa-
wenatoheo 3 Sep Dept Store; r. Neubauer.
representative; 145 w. 33d st.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-23
Hudson & Manhattan Income Eires

Question--Will you kindly express an
opinion on the Hudson g. Manhattan in
come 5s quoted at 20? Would it be all
Flsht for speculative investment for one
VINO can afford to take a business mans
chance C. :.
Answer-Hudson & Manhattan in
come 5s offer speculative possibilities,
IN our opinion. Interest is cumulative
from January /, 1920, and the first pay
ment of per cent on them since 1915
has recently been authorized. Increased
fares have provided sufficient revenue
10 meet payments, it is said. The
bonds are in $500 and 600 denomina-
tlons. They are junior to S944.0oO first
mortgage 4 41ss due February j, 1857, and
$37 ,52l ,234 first lien and refunding A 5s
due the same date. They are followed
by S5,915,O0o other bonds, $5,242,151
preferred and $39, $50 common stock.