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The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-30

Mrs. o. +. Emery went 70 Kansas
CITY, Monday morning, where she
made few day. visit with her niece.
Nv and Mrs. W. II. Slusher.
The "Ever-Ready" class Of the VI,
p. church, of Forest City. had a class
party at the farm Of Mrs. A. Eollmcr.
there were about fourteen present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neighbour, were invited.
They had potatoe,, egg, weinic. and
bread and butter. They had candy
time.
Mr.. Sarah Potter went 10 Pulo.
Neb., Sunday, where she i. making "A
weeks visit with her niece. Mr.. Frank
Potter.
Mis-, Annie stanton, uf thi. CITY.
ard Messrs. Eubeit and Lloyd Mat
news. of Oregon. ,pcnt Sunday with
Miss Marguerite Marin.
Mr. and Nh. II. ). Toarc. ~ one.
gon, were visiting here SUNDAY with
their mother. Mr.. G.. T.. Nob,r and
Mr.. Matilda Tcaic.
Morris Fiilmauricc to,k .'c'. la.t
SATURDAY, and j. ON the lex H. with
fever We hope for hi. early recovery.
Mr. and MI. nwigh; Meyer and
Nchildrcn and Mr.. aud MI. MoUWay
Hoover took dinner and ,pou, the l.y.
Sunday, with Noir pyrcut.. Nj and
Mrs. james Mcy near OREGON.
Miss Hazel Ford. who d, one of
our telephone central girl. began tab.
ing her week. vacation, Monday. and
Miss Nora Baker l. working ia her
place.
Robert Ammo and Mi. Fife
Stone and Mr.. aud Mr.. Earno,t Luns-
ford drove Ga Ma'yvl.o. Sunday In the
Ammo car, where Mr.. and Mrs. Lrn,-
ford returned 90 their home. after at
tending the funeral Of hi sister, Nil
Della Lunsford, which was held here
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Russell Meyer visited Thurs-
dav Of last week at the Midway Hooy-
err home.
Mrs. A. VI, Brown I, assisting IN
the Home Bank, taking the place of
T. V. Tcare, who l. taking a vacation.
John France moved last week 20
the rooms above his drug store, Cad
Baker Is moving thi. week 10 his prom
erty, which he purchased from Mr..
France, and A. ". Cottrell H. moving
into the Cad Baker property.
L. l.. Teare returned "a Craig,
Thursday Of last week, from hi auto
trip to Minnesota and other place..
FOR SALE-Dry Cord Wood.
MRS. l.. j. SCOTT.
Judge d. c. Stallard and family
took dinner and spent the day, sun
day, at the W. r. Richardson home.
H.. Du1nk Ma,s.s anil
daughter, Charlotte Ruth. and George
Allabac drove up 10 near Maitland,
Sunday, where they spent the day with
Mrs. Meyers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. W. Smith.
Sunday afternoon the Forest City
team defeated the Oregon team ON
the latter's diamond by score of ID
to IL.
p. II. Fitzmauricc had car load
of hogs on the ST. Joseph market,
Saturday, shipped by the Mound City
Exchange, Friday of last week.
FOR SALE-A VanBrunt Wheat
Drill for $1,000 and q 1919 mode Ford
Touring car for $4,000. '
RAY ELLIOTT.
MIR. and Mrs. II. G. Bergman and
daughter, Miss Lillian, Of ST. Joseph,
came up Friday evening Of last week,
and made a few days visit here with
Mrs. Annie Elmer and daughter, Miss
Grace. Miss Lillian returned home,
Sunday, while Mr.. and Mrs. Bergman
remained longer
Miss Marie Moss, Of Morris,
Okla; Bert Cotton and Max Baker OF
this city, went to Bigelow, Sunday
morning, where they made visit al
the Harry Baker and Lewis kimmel
homes.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-30
Forest City and Vicinity
Forest City Methodist Church Notes

Sunday school every Sunday q, 10
a. m.
Preaching at ll:OO a. m. AMI $50
p. m.
Devotional anu Bible study eyc,,
Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
Don't forget that revival meeting
VIII begin at the Methodist church.
November 9, 1921. Everybody cor.
daily invited to attend ali these ser.
vices. NVN
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-30
Christian Church Notes.

Sunday school every Sunday morn.
ing at 10 o'clock. Preaching service.
every second and fourth SUNDAY nj II
a. m. and 1880 p. m. Everybody cot.
dially invited to attend these service.
G. W. MAXWELL, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-30
Baptist Church No,..

Sunday school every sunday morn.
ing at 10 o'clock. Preaching service.
every first and third SUNDAYS. at II a.
m. and 1880 p. m. Everybody como
and find a welcome.
RICHARD l.. STRATToN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-30

We wish 10 thank our many friends
for the kindness and sympathy shown
u, at the burial Of our beloved mother,
also thanks for the beautiful floral
,fferiugs.
MIR. AMI MRS. j. $. BROWN
MR. AMI MRS. WM. DICKSON
MIR. and MRS. SAMUEL DICK
son
MR.. and MRS. NEVILLE DICK
son AND FAMILY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-30

Notice of Sheriff. Sale in Partition.
George Watson. Porter Lyons. Pearl
Myers, Amo, Lyon. William L. Wat
son, Jonas Watson, Plaintiffs,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-28
"YOU MIGHT MEET A FOOL.

The above caption is part of road
sign on public highway and is adj
vantageous as an inspiration. The
sign reads: Caution; many curves ;
you might meet fool" The mind
that conceived the wording of that
sign is genius.
Such sign is conducive to reflect
ion. 1t does not glance from the con-
seriousness of the motorists as to the
customary admonitions o" Slow down.
or "Sound your horn" Instead it
summons caution and bids her sit
tight with the driver until the curves
have been negotiated. Around any
one of them, careening with haste and
recklessness, may dash che fool in his
motor car. 1t may be that the motor
list who read the sign and took its
counsel was himself not quite guilt
less of folly before he saw it. At the
same moment, mile away and head
ed toward him, the fool percieves a
similar sign. 1t fills him at once with
a lively apprehension of danger from
fools. The admirable result is that
two sanely conservative motorists meet
midway at one of the dangerous
curves and pass with a cheerful hail
and never mishap.
1t is too much to expect that SIM
liar psychology will ever be present
in road signs. We are too busy TO do
more than the real, practicable job.
For the reason that highway warning
is oddly inadequate, it is well for ev-
cry motorist to memoriZe: Caution;
you might meet a fool"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-28
Not So Loud willie

Little Willie was enjoying play
with his kittens on the street when a
gentleman passing by asked him the
names of the kittens.
"Joe and Jerry" was the prompt re-
ply.
aWhy not call them Cook and
Peary?" the man then asked.
$50 on, man." Willie said, "these
amt no pole cats!r
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-28
AGNES, | LOVE THEE,


/ stood upon the oceans briny shore;
And, with fragile reed, wrote
Upon the sand-"Agnes, love theel' y
The mad waves rolled by and blotted
out
The fair impression.
Frail reedl cruel wayel treacherous
sandl
Ill trust We no more;
But, with giant hand, I'll pluck
From Norway's frozen shore
Her tsllest pine, and dip its top
Into the crater of Vesuvius,
And upon the Highland Furnished heav-
ems
III write" Agnes, I love theel"
And ! would like 70 see any
Dog-goned wave wash that out!
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-28

DIR. r. w. Baldwin, dentist, over
Stoll & Groves. Phone 66.
"A new lot of pipes, tobacco and
smokers articles at Towners'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-28
WESLEY TIMESLETS

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Syverson en-
tertained last Sunday the following
Mr.. ano Mrs. H. Mork, Aikens, MINI.
Mrs. 0. Sundby River Falls, Mrs. F,
J. Fink, Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs,
Pete Mitby, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mitby
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Mitby of Cash
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Mitby and
Mrs. Engebret johnson of this city
On Tuesday evening they were enter
tanned at Supper by Mr.. and Mrs. An
ton Mitby.
John Carl of Chicago, and Chris Oh
son of Stoddard, visited for q few
days here at the home of their sister
Mrs. 7. J. Thorson. The former had
not seen his hrotheh and sister for
twenty-eight year and the reunion
now was indeed q happy one.
Mrs. H. o. Stevlingson returned last
Sunday evening from an extended yis-
il in the west with relatives.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-28

insure with John DavsOn 8 co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02

Coming
of thrift They bring the
enthusiastic
of which
They by all Come and glimpse of the magnitude this sell
be of
still enjoy the possession of the things you
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08

Toledo. st. Louis 4 Western
January gross..,. $7s5,sts Dec. sb7.5s4
gar atter taxes. 67.%0S Doc 22,202
Vet oper' income. 62.0T3 Inc. 6,1c9
Delaware & Hudson
January gross... sA.l2s.2as 1no 81, SEQ. los
BAL. after taxes. 2S6,262 Inc. E4o&T9
Net opcr. income. 33S,09b Inc. b64S6S
Louisville & Nashville
January gross ...&l0,1A2,ls3 Dee. &l27Bss
Dehcit after taxes 4%0,2l0 Inc 1.6s23BO
Net oper. deficit. ts7,4si Inc. l.Sss.Sss
Great Northern
January gross ... $6.27a.24o Dec ts,s72.8g6
Deficit after taxes 1.b24.72y Ino. 2,Q519ee
Net opor. deficit. l.5b6,l77 Inc. S,o76. $50
Michigan Central
January gross -. $6l2S.%97 Dec. $S5o,76
balance att taxos 6l6.T9t Dec. a73, 996
Net oper. income SOY OCT Dec. 311,bl9
Lake Erie & Western
January gross go. $IS264b Doc. $150.s5I
Deficit after taxes S2230 Inc. 2b3. oSS
Net opcr deficit. 1880 Inc. a1l.G4a
Atlantic Coast Limo
January gross SG,4h1.l42 Dec. S36S.99S
Balance att taxes 433,ObS Dec. a76,06q
Net opcr. income 3A0.790 Dec. l.022, %.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
N-4,C 1-,...I -.
~ II r V7V VI T. 7 NJ.
lo9 20, broadway. New York. n. e. JAM .. ] .

~ l - r '' vi lst Ing.
loo Broad way. New York n Y Jan . 1qpt
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
OF the southern Pacific Company Mil be
held at III" office OF this COMPANY in
.Anchorage. jefferson County I<entucl<v on
Wednesday,. April 6. 1921, at twelve u'ciock
noon standard time for the following pur-
poses viz:
70 eiect fifteen Directors.
:, 70 consider and act upon all uunetjors o
"hn matters which may legally come before
n" meeting relating 10 Federal control Of
Iile 'plNpany properties under the act Of
congress OF March ~. 1918 or any agree
mont or Settl"Nent with the Government in
iespect thercto. or relating 10 the terlnina-
uon OF Such Federal control by the return
pl 'He properties or otherwise and I or re
it'iis 10 conuitlonS resulting from or sue
cSeding such Federal control, and genera II v
a'l questions and matters growing out OF or
ltlctoeht 70 such control, termination there
OF, or FOLLOWING conditions, including the
guaranty or income under the Transporta
Non Act, l92O, and settlement thereof
.. 10 transact all such other business a 9
may legally come before the meeting IN y.
c'ualhg ne approval and ratification OF all
acti"n OF the Board of Directors and OF The
Executive Coumittee since the last annual
meeting OF the stockholders of this Com
pany. 0''
For the purposes of the meeting the
BOOKS lor the transfer of stock will be
closed at O'Clock L. NJ Tuesday March
-, i9.l, and Will be reopened at 10 o'cloc k
a. M Thursday. April T. 1921
by order Of the Board of Directors
HUGH NELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
Reactionary Tone
In Broad Trading
On Outside Market
Prices on Curb Follow Gen"
eral Trend on Exchange,
Turning Weak in Late
Dealings; Selling Revived

Lack Of support followed tendency to
revive selling pressure in the late trad
ing on the curb market yesterday and as
n result prices were generally lower
throughout the list at the close. The
reactionary tone apparently was IN
sympathy with the decline on the
Stock Exchange on tho announcement
Of tho unsuccessful outcome Of the
reparations conference in London.
Guffey-Gillespie was again under
pressure and broke to another new low
record on heavy selling. The collapse
of tho stock below 10 unsettled the
entire list. and Carib Syndicate dropped
below 6, closing at 57a. off a. Mara
caibo was fractionnlly lower, but
Simms moved up "A to rs.
Duran Motors declined small frac-
ton, and Reynolds B stock was slightly
casier brt United Retail Candy held
ct DIV
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
DIVIDEND r.OTrCEs

BETH .EHEM STEEI. CORPORATT0E-
Notfce of Dividcuds ON Eight Per C..+
cumulative COny yertible Preferred StonL .
seven Per Cent. Non -Cumulnfive pr~
tcrred stock; Common Stock and Class Is
Common stock oe' "
The first installment OF 90 OF III. 1,,xA4
ier cent Dividend upon tho Eight Per cent
cumulative Convertible Preferred stocL
ana the first instalment OF 1875 OF the
seven Per Cent. Dividend upon the seven
fcr cent Non Cumulative Preferred stock
of bethlehem Steel Corporation, which
were declared on January 81. 1927. and tho
~ Regular Dividend upon the Com,oon
STOCK and Class II Common Stock OF tho
Corporation. which were declared on the
sane date. Will DO payable on AprIl l.
19@l. 70 tho respective holders Of record Of
said four classes OF stock at tho close cr
business on March Is. 1921 the date at
which the books for tho transfer Of said
Seven Per Cent Non Cumulative Preferred
Stock and Common Stock will bc closed for
the Annual Meeting OF stockhol ders 70 be
held on April &. 1920: the second install
ment OF said Dividends on said Eight Per
Cent Cumulative Convertible Preferred
Stock Ind on said Seven Per Cent. Nom
Cumulative Preferred Stock will be payable
on July ]. 1921. to the respective holders OF
record thereof at the close OF business on
juno 49, 1921 the third on October l.
1921. TO the respective holders OF record
thereof at tho close OF business on Septcn-
Der 16. 1921 and the fourth. on January 2
1922 to the respective holders OF record
thereof at the close OF business on Deccm-
Der g.. 1921
Checks Will be mailed
X. K. McMATH. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
Ligget & Myers Tobacco Company

me Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
or Liggett g. Myers Tobacco Company FOR
year and the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before tho
meeting. will be held al the Home Oflce
~ tne company, NO lb Exchange Place.
Jersey City. N. j.. at II o'clock a. NJ on
Monday. March IA. 1921.
NO share OF stock be voted at this
meeting which has been transferred within
twenty days preceding the meeting
The transfer books Of the Company will
not be closed wa
e. II. THVRsTON. Secretary.
st. Louis. Mo-. February 10. 1891.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
UNITED STATES RUBBER co.

New Brunswcis. \. T., March sth. 1921.
NOTICE IA hereby given that tn.
Twenty-n.nih Annual Neenng Of The
Stockholders Of h. United States Ruhber
Company viii b. held ar the princiuai
office of the Company, in the City OF New
brunswick. New Jersey. on Tuesday. April
18th. 1921 at 80 o'clock A NJ. for the
election OF Directors and for the transac.
ton Of any and all business that may
properly. come before the meeting includ-
ing considering and voting upon the ap-
proVal and ratification of all purchases
contihcts. acts, proceedings. elections and
appointments by the Board OF Directors
and the Executive COMMITTEES since the
Twenty eighth Annual Meeting Of the
STOCKHOLDERS OF the Company held on
April 2oth. 1920. and of all matters re-
ferred 10 in the Twenty ninth Annual Re
port TO stockholders which will be sent to
stockholders before the meeting and in
the proceedings OF the Board Of Directors
and the Executive Committee, which,
until the meeting, will be open to exani.
nation by stocNholders Of record during
business hours at the New York Office Of
the Company. 1890 broadway
The Transfer Books will not be closed
but the New Jersey Corporation Law will
not allow to be voIHd any share of stock
which shall have @peen transferred after
March 30th, 1921
BY order of the Board OF Directors
SAMUEL NORRIS. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
47O Millions Paid
Railroads Under
Federal Cuarant,
From Tho T,ibune's Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, March THE
Treasury Department gave out state
ment with respect to sums paid the
railroads under the transportation act.
These arc in addition to disbursements
made to carriers by the Director Gen
eral of Railroads.
The statement shows that since the
last previous statement, the C.. B. &
Q. road had received $7,OOO,0O0 for
partial payments in respect to the
guaranty contained in Section 209.
Total payments to March are as
follows:
(a) For reimbursement Of deficits
during Federal control, $841,s12.64.
lb) To carriers to which final pay
ment of the guaranty has been made,
Sl,3ll .100.63; for advances to carriers
as TO which a certificate for final pay
ment has not been received from the
lnters ate Commerce Commission,
1868 ,022,874.
tc) Fc- partial payments in respect
to the guaranty, s2O ,637 1906.
CD For loans from the revolving
fund, S1S4.44o, ,637.
Total $470,256.214.32.
a carrier to which final payments have
been made by the Treasury of the
guaranty under Section 200 and the
aggregate amount paid on the guaranty
is the Norfolk Southern Railroad
Company, S1.311, ,700.63.
Inc carriers to which payments have
been made by the Treasury for loans
ana the aggregate amounts paid to
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
IEHIGH VALLEY COAL SALES 60.

a.
The Board of Directors OF the T.ehigh Val
ley Coal Sales Company have this day de-
clared Dividend OF Two Dollars per share
payable April i. 1921. to those stockhol lders
OF the Company who are holders OF full
share certificates OF stock, registered on
the Companys books at the close of bust :
e ess March II. 1921. Checks will be mailed.
w. j. BURTON, Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNITED DyEwooD CoRpoR]r1

I'D U1EWOUD COKFORATION.
New York. March l. 1921
Preferred Capital Stock Dividend No ~
common Capital stock Dividend No. IS.
.,., ne ioiiowing dividends on the stocks Of
dividend OF sl75 per shar. ftror, a
sum set aside for the payment Of $500 per
Stock. payable April l. 1921 A dividend ~
$i.oo per share on the Common stock.
payable April !. 1921 payable to stock
holders OF record Of Preferred and Com
mon Stocks at the close OF business Tuns
day, March 18th. 1921
The Transfer Books will not be closed
Checks Will be mailed by the New York
Trust Company OF New York
DE WITT CLINTON JONES. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
American Telephone & Telegraph ca

quarterly dividend or Two Dollars ps. pS'
TO stockholders of rscord at the cioss %
business on Friday. March IS. 1871
On account of the Annual Meeting. tas
transfer books Will be closed from Satssss'
day. March ie. to Tuesday. March -. is<1s
both days iIc4%s.ea.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
AMERICAN CAN co.

A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
three-quarters per cent has been de-
clared on the Preferred Stock OF this Com
pany: payable April 1ss, 1921. to Stockhoid-
ars OF record at the close OF business March
18th. 1921. Transfer Boohs will remain
~ 0ecyetsxy 8 TgeasureE
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
REPORT or THE CONDITION OF
HEDMAh, H0RkBORG & co,

s.*a'e Bankers AZ tho cioss OF susinsN
on the 18th day OF February, 1921.
RESOURCES
stock and bond investments viz.
Public securities . tlss2bee
Accounts receivable s50fS
Due from foreign banks
ana bankers ...f fse 7o.ss
Due from trust conpa-
nfeS banks and bank
ers not included in
preceding items 94<eS1.
$50 g. 1853
Other currency authorized by the
laws OF the United States si2os
Foreign currency ............ su.ss
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,s6. $685.
LIABILITIES
Permanent capital ............. $50 200 ss g.,
,'oi p4 US oV'No''0
Deposits:
Funds held awaiting transinis-
mission abroad s. SIS @,si-,H
Bills raysbie including tnaebte--
ness for money borrow I. rep
resented tv note- cert ilcatcs
oI deposit OF othsrw s~........- i2..ss--'
io'al ...-.........- .... -. sSo.ose'',
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
DIVIDEND NOTICES
TOBACCO PRODUCTS CORPORATION

TOBACCO PRODUCTS CORPORATION
March !. 81,
'Th- Board Of Directors OF Tobacco
Products Corporation have declared n.
thirty-th.rd (33rdl quarter,y dividend %
one ana three quarters Per cent q :.
or One Dollar and Seventy five Cents
t$l-75) per share tho outstanding pre-
ferred capital stock OF the corpor2tion
payable on April l. 1921. 80 stock holiel
of record 1T the close OF business on Ma1ea
II. 1921.
Checks will be mailed
WILLiAM A. FERGUSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
Open. High. Low. Last.

Sales. Open. High Low. Last
sdo Is 1928. 1O2ls lo2 Is !o2fs 1o2 -
edo 7s 1929. .l02A 1o2 ~ 10g9s 102 IS
= edo Ts 1880. 1928. 1o3 io2s4 1903
*do 7s 1891. lo3 103 lo27s 1929
Is :Sao paulo ss aa5Ia ~ ~ ssia
! . "Swiss Gov 5ias. 81 So s. s.
srcy 7eo notes as1s 99Ns 99ls ois
4*Un Tank I. Is. 1908 100 x l0pSs loos.
'Wcstn Elcc IS. ass 2S7s es Is oS =
sUnlisted. 1sells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08

Wide awake employees. Do not oyerIooI
opportunities offered through tho Helm
Wanted Columns Of The Tribune.---Advs
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
DIVIDEND NOTICES
AMERICAN EXCHANGE
SECURITIES CORPORATION
Class A Shares

New York. March eth, 1921
The Fifth quarterly dividend of 20 ha.
been declared upon the Class a shares OF
American Exchange Securities Corpora
ton. payable on April /. 1921, to holders
Of the Class A shares OF record at the
close OF business on March 10. 1921
r. A. NYE. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
Markets lin Other Cities
Baltimore

Baltimore
S''ss s. Atlantic Pc, ops". High. Low 8 Last
70 ArHndis ssnd. q 81 q q
a. Citizens Bank. se14 3sN SEA 3a%
90 Con Povcr.... $751; $751;, Ses, 96 :
70 Merchants Blk. "a "a 28g 23!S
Nero Trust 210 210 30 9l0
60 Maryland Cas-. 7S rs ,6 rs
10 Pa Water Pwr. s2ls s2is s2y S2l5
40 Fidelity Trl23 l9S l23 1e3
10 W i & A.. I<ta 49, l4lz I4is
Bonds
$1,000 Con Pwr 4hs.. IS rs rs 70
ZOO Uni Rwy Is. 65ia s5,a s5n s514
20oo 2Soo DO income. . 45 45 45
Boston Curb
Bid. Ask BID As,
Arlz Ext. . IRON Can. G 81,
Ariz Silver ~ 16 La Rose 70 "a
Arlz Tip r.. Majestic 10 Is
Blk tIawk..1o - Mex Metals = 20
bos & Mon.of s. Midway NJ. .-- so
CalaNeras... IA = Monarch ...-- Is
Chief Con-. %. cG Muu DIV T.45 so
Crystal new.3o 81 Nat l. g. T.. =
Denblgh 10 IL Nixon .... Z
Eagle b b. 2ll Rainier 10 IL
Eureka Gro. | IL 10 Svn Metals. 3
Fortuna Silver Reef. 5 6
Gadsden 40 SIS Tn Yer Ex..2s %
Uorla Oil Yukon ,... = ~,
Iron Bloss. Is 76
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08

; Bost & Albany.l95 le5 les l25
- ~ bos,0n bos, EIsy Ms,ns s. s. ss,a ss,s
Bost PROV. .l3lN 1914 lS1N 1917.
80 y. II II...1sh 1aa4 10 10
Yer & Mass. rs rs rs rs
~ West End 42's 42a4 42H 424
Is do pf ...,.. SIX 5lM 5of, 5o7,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08

DIRECTORS
J. E. ALDREp
STEPHEN BAKER
B. H. BORDEN
MICHAEL FRIEDSAM
WALTER JENNINGS
RAYMOND f. JONES
G. ROWLAND LEAVITT
HENRY X. McHARG
GEORGE McNElR
ARTHUR G. MEYER
JOHN c. MOORE
CHARLES f. POTTS
SAMUEL SLOAN
WILLIAM SLOANE
JAMES SPEYER
CARL 7. STURHAHN
GEORGE ZABRISKlE
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08

$50 Cont Motors.. sN 81 81 eI
30 Edison ....... oGl ssai 96g asbs
rs Ford of Can. @93 292 200 2so
21o Lincoln Motors ls% 1aN 1sA 1qH
- 20 packard ..... ll,,+ ~ il ll,s
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
BANK STATEMENTS
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
OF TIE
BANK OF EUROPE

AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS OK THE
IN ENfIETH DAY OF
FEBRUARY. 1921.
RESOURCES
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

There were wide and rapid gains
throughout the list during yesterdays
Consolidated Stock Exchange trading.
They were to more than 5 points In
active industrials and ! to more than 4
per cent. In rails. Demand for issues
of all groups was OF an impressive order
and based on q distinct reversal In the
tone or foreign and domestic news, in
cluding announcement OF abrogation OF
existing wage contracts by the Railway
Labor Board and cancellation OF the
British general strike order
Mexican Petroleum rose s ~ 70 142M ;
Houston. az to SIX; Pan-American,
"a 10 10: Pacific OIL, u 10 81: CRU
chile Steel (ex div. %. AZ TO s0Ss /;
United States Steel. 21s to S1h: Re-
public, 2A to 61 ss Baldwin Locomotive.
2M to S6% Studebaker. . to 1914 ;
Pierce Arrow, 25 TO "a; Chandler.
TO 79A Atlantic Gulf. 1% 20 37ss ;
General Asphalt. 2M to 62M Interna-
tlonal Paper. III 10 62ia, and Sears
Roebuck. ~ 70 ~,
Delaware and Hudson was bid up
4A TO "a Union Pacific, 3A 10 fi6ss :
Canadian Pacific. 3as TO 112; Great
Northern preferred. 3Ss TO T0% South
ern Pacific. 3is to rs VI Baltimore and
Ohio. ~ to 49, st. Paul, u TO 20 VI /;
Famous Players, 3 to 73h United
Fruit, 27k to 1868; American Sugar.
2 10 90L