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The New York herald., 1921-04-17
Is ACRE GENTLEMANS FARM
Cur THIS "Ad' out.
Go See Il to-day, any day.

Go See It to-day, any day
II Paramus road (Franklin Turnpikel
At East Ridgewood avenue. Ridgewood.
Gardener always premises. Beautiful
house, 10 rooms and bath, electricity, some
parquet floors, steam. newly decorated and
exterior painted. Electricity In gardener
house and barn. all outbuildngs, including
garage, pump house. chicken house. newly
painted. Very slightly lawn, shade trees.
shrubs. vines: large orchard, just trimmed .
400 feet black and white grape vines; land
woods and pasture: brook. Price Includes
horse COW, chickens, . wagons and imple-
good neighbors Price only S25,o00 Way
under cost. Go to see It. Ask for Bender
farm. Photos details. GHEGAN 4 LEVINE,
123 Kingston av., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CAN furnish country places. any sire, any
kind, any direction out OF New York CITY
within 100 miles; sale values from $40 200 10
$500. 900; rental values from sfOa TO 5000
per month. II you desire 10 purchase, sell or
rent n country place, send me full detailed
particulars Of what you want 10 do. ] can
supply more prospective purchasers, more
properties to offer. will be glad ~ hear
from you either way. FITCH II. MEDBURN,
ps0 5fh nv. Telephone 47S6 Murray Hill.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
Miscellaneous.
Valley View Farm
IS Miles New York

300 acres on State roads. with grand water
and mountain views: bordering nearly ono
mile beautiful river with century old tree
shaded banks. Fertile tractor worked land
farrned wisely by family OF real farmers for
generations. Has been earning above &10,0 900
yearly Modern barns. equipped with labor
saving systems, milking machines, &c, such
as generally found on millionaires' estates.
Convenient tenant house with outbuildings.
The residence, IA rooms and baths, far back
from the street across a broad lawn, Is par
TALLY hidden by giant limbed naples. Ad-
vanced age Of owner hastens sale. Price
only $40. Ts0, about 1-3 cash, and II taken
soon horses. IS cows, poultry, hogs, ma
chinery. tools, Ac., &C., included. II matches
many mans dream OF profit paying
country estate. Call and see few yards Of
panoramic photos. JOHN w. BARTER,
Room 202e. 1b0 Nassau ST.. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
Chicken Farms-Truck Farms

Money making farms, with stock, crops and
implements nothing to buy. Write just
what you are looking for, what price, and
how much cash 20 pay down. FARMS 80
miles from New York, BUSH FARM
AGENCY. Pennington, N. J.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
BEST BARGAIN NEAR N. !
SUBURBAN STUDIO HOME.

VIII sacrifice new, artistic place, especially
built for year round living: only $500 cash
almost like rent, buys It $1,000 now on mort
gage can remain; has eight large rooms.
tiled bath, splendid studio. IS It. 3o IT..
fine northern light. steam heat, parquet
floors running water, electric light; every
convenience: beautifully situated on plot f0ox
100 feet fine garden, shrubs and flowers In
profusion; close to pretty lake, stocked with
fish: select congenial neighborhood; good
markets school and churches near by. This
is n chance of lifetime to obtain a home
nj fraction of real worth: could not be du-
plicated at less than s14,5o0. Ideal commuta-
,ion 20 New York city. Address HOME, Post
office box 1907. City Hall Station. New YORK
rif
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
FARM AT ISLIP.

Acres on the Merrick Road. room
House; make G nice chicken farm or truck
garden. A GOOD BUY. CHAS- Q. DoASEE'
Islip, L. /.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
A SERyANTLESS HOUSE AT LAST

Am anxious to sell within the coming
weeks fine home property, consisting OF
beautiful modern Colonial house of rooms
tiled bath and fine sleeping balcony; all inn
provements, and half acre plot. with fine
lawn flowers and shade trees. easy COM
muting distance to New York city in heart
of Jerseys most beautiful suburban COM
munity, near express station and trolley line
bathing and boating within walking dis
tance: So 500 cash secures title and occu-
pancy: complete in every detail. including
electric lights and fixtures, shades and cleo
tric range, electric washing machine and an
electric vacuum cleaner; price includes new
decoration and home ready for immediate
occupancy; balance OF $1,000 on easy term
mortgages PERSONAL, Post Office Box
27s. City Hall station. New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

MANCHESTER -BY-THE-SEA, MASS.
Three and three-quarter acres. highly ele-
waited, with both ocean and country views;
house contains 81 rooms, 8 baths, 5 open
fireplaces steam heat. electric lights: large
garage; beach privileges; to close an estate
will sell furnished at very reasonable
figure. JAMES W. IRWIN, executor, 80
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
WONDERFUL. BARGAIN:

10 room house, large barn, trout stream,
13 acres, ~ miles from town; sacrifice
81, 200 Terms arranged CORNELL COM
PANY, Great Darlington. Mass.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

Farmingdale,, L. l. 10 acres. half mile
'front.' also 5000 feet railroad frontage;
terms to suit Inquire JOS. SELIGMAN.
Farmingdale, L. l.. or ]. II. AARON. Union
Arcade, Pittsburgh. Pa.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
ACREAGE WANTED
BOROUGH OF QUEENS

wish TO buy farm from owner from 20 TO
so acres In Queens. Must be well located,
close 10 station. Send full particulars OF
price, location and terms 10 IN your let
ter. 7 will be In New York within two
weeks. Address r.. ". PENDERGRAST. 300
vinton Building, Detroit, Michigan.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
REAL EsTArE-oUT OF CITY.

Illinois-sale or Rent.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-03-18
COMMON SENSE A BIG ASSET

of humanity always those who
 
 every follow penientiary California lecherous by and his foolish being Christ impractical which Big Bill Hayward, head of the wv
 prison causing murder thi where belongs he Trotsky shaft fine family They demonstrated the utter bohevism. ought be confined They advocate doing with the children the Sae though all persons shrimp did that all family is the thing about the thing where true hap >piness exists. ' s4nff ,s-.-.sl-1>- '7,1 ; .h
 after all of these fsnqs public of who not rational but .a-:-
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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-03-18
NORTH DAKOTA OBJECT LESSON

The troubles Dakota specializing industry being the public.
  neghbor doesn't remedy The cold radical political leaders previously did in the management of their private business The Non-Partisan run left fields of exploitation
  old line. It will be if born the North Dakota Farmers wheat than dollar bushe back in at bushe sell a pound
  10.
 this in that the major portion the good schools. . compliments passed upon Legislature is than of
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-03-18
JESSE MONTEITH FOUND NOT GUILTY-
mountains

Jesse Monteith, charged with a violation of the Volstead Prohibition Act in the Federal court at Tucson, was this week found not guilty by a jury and his bondsmen released iron, the bond of $2,000.00.
 Montieth was specially charged with having sold or given liquor to a group of High School boys follow ing a dance several weeks ago.
 Upon the trial of the case the court held that the search warrant issued in this case was faulty, and did no, comply with the statutes. Consequent tly the evidence of the local officers who searched the premises of Mon teith were not permitted to testify and later were used as character witnesses for the defendant.
 Age gets afflicted with loss of in terest in affinities
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-03-18
HONEST WORK OR CLOSED INDUSTRIES

In discussing labor situation before
 organzat and the recessi leecng working which shirng the common, Kelly made plain which should be headed by all employers and employees when ae
 s in harda metal mining busine
 of the that The freight and refining that all the 12A 1S cents received given and the rail that there is not much core left for the Anaconda what you railroads find for coal timber other supplies don't what the propaganda w Wobbly your about the capiastic do know that the Anaeonda to
 
 J T haven't sefor employer, more than type that from employing standpoint the other dQes: re the standpoint enproye. :a ;:g aaeif ner9
 T bsiieve long as you upon union organization thing is oppressive restr hesitation guilty inefficient and oppressive in actions toward =.
 The principal objections radesunionsm from the tendency slowing the job and the skilled, skilled where suffered these things right
 fighting establish which foolish amicaby fairly decenly nd sef-respecingy and our
 another, break will the to try expect you up and it to the point where must break
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-03-18
THE AMERICAN LEGION

Country associate ourselves together for the uphold defend the Constitution of th maintain law and order to foster and perpeuate Ameranism; he association the great war; incu community state and both the and the might good will safeguard transmit posterty the principles of and sancy our com radeship by mutual hepuness"
 years passed taken in France by E. the ganaon be known The American Legion and as the months have passed perfected afforded the opportunity to value the activities of this making month has the ignorant and
 dmmed the vanishing point in the clear light d Legion stands forth the foremost this for the uphodng and defense of those true American principles
 congratulated that in the Lloyd c. Hill Wilson Post of Clifton have examples under the creed The principles for Flanders shall not but fostered nation will live everias ing Adhearing strictly book their successful. ' ~f'f!-' . @&
 completion Interstate highway link. connecting Grant county Mexico the ClonSpringerve road which connection north south through this section Green realize handsomely its road investments tourist mineral livestock and agricultural products and business in the 
 congatulatng the particularly the Lloyd C. splendid achieved the presentation Clifton and Morenc this week that the proceeds to for praisworthy activities o the Legion.
 daily newspapers upon Oklahoma the avdy that hungry dog at bone sensational sque journalism trial.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-03-18

slit their skirts make easier prayer would noun
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-03-18

daily newspapers avdty that bone No such opportunity journalism
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-03-18

Age gets afflicted with loss of ii terest in affinities.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-03-18

Cancelled checks. when returned to you, are proof of payment.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
CANADA TO REFUND
S25,OOO,OOO BONDS
Balance of Issue. Due on April
/. viii Be Cared For at Ma
turity Without Refunding.

The report was current yesterday in
banking circles that the Canadian Gov
ernment had started negotiations to re-
fund the sa5.OO0OoO Of per cent. bonds
which mature on April l next. Inves-
tisation disclosed that the Dominion Of
Canada had bought up and retired all
ready considerably more than majority
of the $4,000, 900 maturity and had
completed arrangements 10 care for the
balance at maturity without refunding.
That maturity is one-third Of the
s75.000.000 Canadian Government loan
lloated in the latter part of 1916 at a
basis ranging from 5.10 per cent. for the
five year bonds 10 Is per cent. for the
ten year bonds and ~ per cent. for the
fifteen year bonds. The syndicate which
placed the issue was composed OF J. p.
Morgan & Co, Brown Brothers & Co.,
Harris, Forbes & Co., the Bank OF Mon
treal the First National Bank. the
National City Bank and the Guaranty
Trust Company.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
PRODUCE.

EEA>s-Marrow. choice. 1920. loo lbs.
$50: red kidney, 1920, 1925; white kidney,
si4..5.6t5.
BUTTEI- higher than extras.
H., f9AdJ0c: extras. ~ score. i9c. frvts,
90 TO 9t score, iGf, fSc. firsts IS 10 50
score. 431 i5c seconds. S3 10 81 score. as
a &c. lower grades. 3ou3ic. uusaited. high
er than extras, J.13ei2c.; extras. 5ia51ia Sc.
rtoragc, high scoring. i4c. extras i3c.
firsts. 37142c seconds. 30ffajc lower
grades, .1ef2ac. Danish casks. fresh 40
tsc.: state dairy tubs. finest. iGdlSc.: good
ladlen, current make. firsts, 25H2Ic.; sec
onds, 22u.Jc. lower grades, 2QH2ic.. pack
ing stock, current make 10 oib2iiac.:
No >, e0c lower grades, i10iac.
CHEESE state vhoic milk. early made
flats, specials, H.. 2td2pc. fsl MADE. 2Gd
2Tc. average run. 2tt2Jiic. fresh gpecals
23ian2Jc.. average run, 2ZiA023c. lower
grades. lJ12iiAc; twins. held, specials. 2Gh
d2sisc.: average rus, 2td2ii.c: Wisconsin.
Held flats 2-pd.7c. held twins. 2Jd 2Giac.
single daisica. held 2li4a26'sc. double
daisies hcld. 2i%n2giac Young Americas.
held specials iIisaleisc prime 10 choice
iadtGc fair TO good ii1i2c: lower grades
sTioc.
EGcs-Fresh gathered. cx'ras. dozen. fec
extra firsts, aic.. firsts. 1Su40c. seconds
31c. dirties No. !, ajUJdc. checks. fair 20
choice, dry 32dJ'3c. state, Pennsylvsnin
and nearby Western, hcnnery whites. extras.
550 Sc extra firais s0dafc. firsts. lin
SIC. gathered whites. firsts 10 extra flrsts
5tn5ic; under grades tgd5nc.: Pacific
coast. white. extras a5ffadc. extra firsia.
lSn54c.; fiEsts. Di1s2c. pullets. 3aa toe.
other Western and southern. gathered
whites, 40dJOc. State. Pennsy sylvsnis and
nearby Western, hcnucry browns. extra.
43c gathered brown and mixed cocrs.
graded extras 42c. firsts TO extra firsts.
3Da41c.
POTATOES -Bornuda, bbl. Sc 1850; old,
fsO lbs. 81 .I0fi2.In. iGl lbs. Sc 25n2 30; i5o
lbs. si.Tada: Long Island bar. s2.50W3 - /;
I sv Gets, Jersey, basket. Sln2i0; MARYLAND.
basket. 81 .2Jn i.T5; yarns, bbl., S3n1.
POULTRY. DRESsED--TREsH KILLED
Chickens. frycrs. boxes, a2d3sc.. roasters.
a2dt2c. stays. 2sDc5c. bbls, 3i6f2c. !:
etags. 2sT3tc. fowls. boxes 21Naoc. bhls..
276f9Sc. old cocks, 2lf2sc capous nearby
inacOc. Western. isip1Gc. sllps. fsnl0c.
ducks. Western. 2sd40c.; geese, 26i3Jc. I;
gulneas, pair. 75c dt1.7D; squads. dozen,
s5d12. FROzEN-Chickens. broilers. 36a J6c. !;
| fryers, 3fM37c.: roasters, 3fff43c. fowls,
eT13pc; old cocks. ota37c; capons. b0d
Jsc turkeys. young, 55ao2c.; old, J515sc !,
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
Liberty Bond Proposals.

The suggestion has been made to the
proper authorities of the incoming Ad-
ministration and is receiving careful
consideration along the lines of funding
the debt due to the United States Gov
ernme.. from the governments of
Frp' ,ngland and others int a forty
yea tirity bearing the Endorsement
of ,tl nited States Government II is
proposed that the security be sold to
investors, who would have the option Of
rendering Liberty bonds at par in pay
ment. The debt of France and England
alone is approximately $1,000, 900, 900.
and such refunding operation would
doubtless mean that those countries
would have to make a higher interest
coupon payment than the per cent.
now due annually TO the United States
Government. One effect OF the proposal
would be to bring to an end the talk of
cancellation OF the obligations owed by
the French and British Governments to
the United States Government and it
would grant a definite ma aturity in place
of the unsatisfactory state of the obli-
cations at present, Assuming that the
ndorsed bonds would be almost entirely
fioated by the turning in of Liberty
bond issues in payment. such a propo-
sal, If consummated. would be expected
to enhance the quotations of Liberty
bonds left outstanding.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
Army Orders
patch 10 TnE NEW YosK IIEaAts ~
New York Herald Bureau.
Wa sl,ingtOn, ID. c.. Feb. 81.

These army orders have been made public: /:
INFASTIiN-Majors u. W. Bourhton. j..
a. O'Bricn and II. l.. Hardin, now attached
to Fourth Infantry. arc assigned to that
regiment: Major j. u. Carmody. report 10
chief Of staff for duty.
MEDICAL CoRPS-rirst Lieut.. Carl =.
De Forest. TO Camp Meade and report tn
commanding General; Major j. =. CraHfo
report TO commanding officer Walter Reed
General Hospital: First Lieut.. Alvin G..
Mccall. to Camp Jackson; f'irsi Lieut.. Fer
dinand W. Wichc, report to Lieut. Col. W.
W. Moncrief. president examining board
Fitzsimons General Hospital; Major y. NJ.
strong, report TO connandant Flight Sur
geon's School foi course IN instruction. thcn
report commanding officer Mitchell Field;
Lieut.. Col u. l.. Ruffncr TO Fort Banks.
These officers relieved at station indicated.
TO commanding General Ninth Corps area.
San francisco. for duty IN Alaska: Capt.
X. y. Henry. Camp Dix: Capt. 9. A. New
comb. Camp Bcrning First Iirut. Lester ~.
Bcrin=er. Camp Custer. and First Lieut.. -.
W. Reeves, Camp stephen -. Little Nogales,
Ariz.
AIR SERNICfc-Thesc officers will report
10 the commandant Army Balloon School for
duty as instructors Major Roy NJ. Jones.
Capts. VI. G. Gray and l.. 7. Stonc and First
Lieut. q. j.. Kane These officers now ~
Ross Field vili report To conimandant Army
Balloon School 20 take lighter than air train-
ing: Major Michael r. Davis. First Licuia
T.. w. I'm. e.. ~ Haddock. j. L. Powell and
VI q. Montgomery.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
Average Bond Prices
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

The unusually large transactions for
cash in Tidewater Oil s1a per cent. cer-
tificates, carrying the price TO seB. in
contrast TO the issue price of 9Sa4, dis
closed the existence OF considerable
short interest in the issue. A portion
of the shorts were technically in that
position because delivery day was an
nounced on Friday and put into effect
yesterday and because they had sold for
out of town clients with delivery of the
bonds delayed. In the last hour of trad
ing $4,000 of those bonds changed
hands for cash at prices from 9So4 TO
99is, and in the same period the bonds
changed hands regular way to the
amount of $4,000 from 9sa to 97h.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
SuGAR STOCKS.
RECEIVED MORE FOR WHEAT.
Canadians Obtained $3.50. While
Americans Got s2.25 In 1920.

OTTAWA, Feb. 21.--Canadian farmers
received $3.50 bushel for their wheat
at the shipping point from July 81. 1919,
until December 81. 1890, while American
wheat growers received s2.a5 during the
same period the report Of the Canadian
Wheat Board. filed to-day, in the House
declared. The report stated also that
during that time bread was sold In Can
ada for one and a half cents a pound
cheaper than the prevailing price in the
United States.
The Wheat Board was created by an
order in council on July 81, 1919. TO pre-
clude future trading transa ctions. The
balance sheet showed the assets Of
s10.500.000 against which were out
standing participation certificates valued
at s10.0O0.00O.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
Arthur II. MAYO.
Lieutenant commander $50. u. $. ~,
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NOTICE OF SHAREHOLDERS MEETING
THE LIBEHTY NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK.
fYO BTOadVln y.


"a the Shareholders % TIL. LIBERTY NA.
TToNAi. BANK or NEW YORK;
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that a special
meeting of the shareholders of this Bank viii
ne held at II o'clock in tho forenoon. at ths
offlces OF the Bank, 100 Broadway. New YORK
CITY. ~. T., Oh Friday, March tth, le2i 20
,o.e ON the question OF tho LIQUIDATION OF the
Dank AZ = National Bank. 70 take effect a,
future date. and TO authorize the Directors
10 execute certificate OF organization os a
STATE Bans ~ required by tho New York
iianking Law. and TO take, and 10 authorize
tie Directors 70 take. such other action %
nisv he necessary or expedisiit 70 cause Us w.
nuidatfou a. a National Bank 10 become cffsc-
,iqc. i's corporate existence az q state BanI
Ia heain and merger with The New YORK
T'rus' Company 10 be accomplished, pgrsusni
10 The terms of the Plan and Agreement Tor
inc merger OF The Liberty National Bank OF
~sv York Into The New York Trust Com
psuy. dated February 1. 1921. heretofors
nailed TO the sha rcholdcrs.
Ty Order Of the BOARD OF Directors.
FREDERICK W WALL. Cashier.
Dated. February !. 1871.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
,RcI-A -AaNa 1aal

MoNDAY. FEBRuARY q. l92I.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
Bond Market stin Calm.

IN sharp contrast TO rather acutely
unsettled stock market the bond market
maintained yesterday its appearance Of
calm, with prices moving in a very mar
row range. The only changes worthy OF
note were IN the railroad group. CHI
cago Great Western 4s sold down 60
SOFA, after having opened at So in con-
trast TO Saturdays closing price or 81.
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul re-
funding Sis's declined point to 81.
Industrial bonds ignored the sharp de-
clines in stocks OF the same companies
and foreign government bonds did little
or nothing
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
c. p. to Ask Authority for Issue.

The Canadian Pacific Railway Com
pany will apply 10 Parliament this ses-
sion for authority to Issue bonds. de-
bentures or other securities as collateral
to or in lieu of lots OF consolidated de-
benture stock. according to information
received from Ottawa. 1t is believed
that the company wishes to issue secu-
rites other than the consolidated debeu-
ture stock. first because the proceeds
from the latter can be used only for
extensions and improv ements. and. sec
ondly. because the stock is selling at
such heavy discount on the Londoh
exchange.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
western Indiana Plans Issue.

The Chicago and Western Indiana
Railroad has asked the Interstate Com
merce Commission for permission 10
issue and sell sI5.00o.000 OF fifteen
year Gis per cent secured gold bonds
10 facilitate the retirement and re-
funding OF outstanding bonds The
company also has fled application foJ
authority TO issue $4,000 of consoli-
dated 4 per cent mortgage bonds to
retire and refund a like amount OF
general mortgage bonds.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
rxronTs FROM NEW yonK.

Exports from New York yesterday
Wheat. i49.20f bushels oats co 900
bushels: lard. 3.637.B52 pounds cotton
seed oil. 100000 pounds nour. 26.sia
sacAs grass seed IS 19cs oil meal.
g.oB5.600 pounds; corn. tt%,ae5 bushels
bac3ns. i.0Ss,0o0 rotnds grease 22O,0oo
pounds lubrlcatlug OF i6i $40 gallons
oatmeal, 1900 barrels. alcohol. - bar
rels oicakc, S.ei7.5o0 pounds.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
Lit Chilean Hnnd..

The New York Stock Exchange ad-
mitted to list yesterday $4,000, 900 OF
twenty year sinking fund per cent.
gold bonds OF the Republic OF Chile on
q when issued basis Tho total turn
over in these bonds was $4,000.
$4,000 at 90 and $4,000 at 99Is
Their closing price was 90. They were
offered originally TO the public at %.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
MIDDLE STATES on DIVIDEND.

The Middle states Oil Corporation has
declared IT'S regular monthly dividend
OF per cent each for January. Fcbru-
ary and March and an additional extra
dividend Of per cent. for tho first
1921 quarter. making a total Of por
cent. payable on April I. 1891. to stock
OF record on March 10. 1921. The dlroc-
tors OF tho company have decided that.
pending adjustment OF the oil market,
consideration Of additional or special
dividends be deferred until 2 later
meeting OF the board.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22

EEA>s-Marrow. choice. 1920. loo lbs.
$50: red kidney. 1920. 1925; white kidney,
Sf4.2J.6tJ.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
Missouri Pacific Issue Sanctioned

Official sanction for the sale of
si.SS6.O00 Of 6is per cent. equipment
trust certificates by the Missouri Pa
cihc railroad Company was received
yesterday. and Kuhn. Loeb & Co. pro-
ceeded to place the issue privately. The
company had completed arrangements
with the bankers for the sale OF those
certificates. but the actual distribution
of the securities was held up until
official notificat ton was received from
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
CANADIAN LINES PASS DIVIDEND

MONTREAL, Feb. 21.--The Canada
Steamship Lines, Ltd, to-day passed The
quarterly dividend on common stock to
conserve the resources of the company.
the Board OF Directors announced. The
usual quarterly dividend of 1 z. per cent.
on preferred stock was declared.