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The New York herald., 1921-03-08

- THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
General office. Broad street Station.
PHmApnLrntA. 9Th January. 1921
Tho ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockhoid-
Of this Company viii be held or Tuesday.
tho 9Th day Of March. 1921: q II o'cloclc
Street. Philadelphia, at which meeting thers
VIII be submitted for consideration and sc-
tion by tho Stockholders. the Annual Re-
ended 3ist December. 1920; the question of
authorizing an increase Of the indebtedness
changing the date of the annual meeting Of.
and the annual elections OF Directors BY this
crty and franchises OF sho following Com
panies. now operated as parts OF the system
OF The Pennsylvania Railroad Company 10
wit: Tho Cincinnati, Lebanon and North
ern Railway Company: Ths Cleveland. Akron
and Cincinnati Railway Company. Cumber-
land Valley and Martinsburg Railroad Conl-
pany: The Englewood Connecting Railway
Company; Grand Rapids and Indiana Rail-
way Company, indianapolis and Frankfort
Railroad Company Louisville Bridge and
Terminal Railway Company. The New York
Bay Railroad Company New York. Phila !
deiphia and Norfolk Railroad Company; THO
Ohio Connecting Railway Company: Perth
Amboy and Woodbridge Railroad COMPANY;
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. Chicago and 81
Louis Railroad Company, Tho Pittsburgh.
Ohio VALLEY and Chciunat RRilroad Conl-
pany; The South Chhago and Southern Rail-
road Company: The Toledo. Columbus ard
Ohio River Railroad Company; and Wheel
inE Terminal Railway Company: and such
other subjects as may properly be presented
to the meeting.
Stockholders may obtain cnyies OF ths an
nual Report OF the Company and the neces-
sary tickets for admission to the meeting on
and after the first day OF March, 1921, by
personal application at. or by Letter TO, ths
Secretary's office, Room 26o. Bspad Street
station. Philadelphia.
LEWIS NELSON, stcretar,
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Fire Record

a. NJ. Loss
2:So-Murray and Greenwich SITS:
automobile. A. coponi ......t Trfling
5:oo-as0 9th av. H. G. Holdon. Unknown
6:5h-i =. asth St: unknown. .......... None
a:oo-431 ". Soth ST.: Louis Spar
o:2o-112 y. s5th St. Archibald c.
p. M
1:oo-i27 Mercer st; Rector Paper
lEnX Company. ..........,.. Unknown
:25-o5o Clinton st.: Joseph zolls .Triting
:2n-fTa Canal ct Jacob Hot2. .Tnknov-,
2:oo-2ot West 14sd St. Frank Hal
a;so-2477 7th av; Mrs. Bean. Unknown
2;55-2is y. 18th St; Mary sinl!o-
3:o5-21l-i3 East 10th St; Public
s:io-e2o westchester av.. Bronx;
fence; Q. J. GUIDE Co. ...... Unknown
S:2o-95 Thompson St: Mae Gi-
corlo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Unknown
b:3o-i5ath ST. and Riverside Drive;
5:so-s sai Morris av.. Bronx; Joseph 80
Nelson ...................,..G Unknown
T:oo-tstth st. and Riverside Drive;
e:5o4i west Thirty-ninth street; '''''o
Edward Flanagan ......... Unknown
1O:So-tf Broad st.; Dow. Jones
co. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Slight
Corfection.-The fire record Of Sunday
showed fire as having occurred In the
premises OF Jacob Hookmau & Co.. az 14s
Wooster street The Fire Marshal finds the
fire was on floor occupied by another
concern.
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WILSON & Co. INC.
-. a.. ,Io,d.rs of Ten-Year Convertibie
stating FUND six Per Cent. Gold Bonds,


WILSON CO.. IN. -
r.. ,h. loldrrS 81 Ten-Senr tonvefttbie
~ stating Fund Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds,
duc December !, iB2S. -
Pursuant rs tho provisions OF Article ivy
or nv Trust Iudcnture, dated pecempcr "
iqis between Wilson CO.. Inc. anu guar-
a1,y i,rust company OF New York, as Trus-
a,,@ .aa 10 undersigned hereby invites tenders
~ 10 made TO Il al its ofnce, No. l4V
prosa,av New York. ~. T., until 10 O'Clock
4 MI on Monday. March "a, lg2l, Tor the
sals ia H. as Trustee, at price not exceed
inn ons hundred and four per cent UVfSol
of thr principal amount thereof and accrued
intorest ,o March -. 1921, ~ Ten Year Cone
Wertibio Sinking FUND Six Per Cent. Gold
po1ds n Wilson Co., Inc, now oatstand-
inr under said Trust Indenturc. up to All
amount which at the price or prices at
Srhich said Bonds shall be offered, will be
ailff,rient To exhaust the sum of Fifteen
Hundred Thousand Dollars ts1 ,5o0.Uco) now
In the Sinking Fund provided for IN said
Article Fivc. Tenders should be a writing,
mo TRUST DEPARTMENT OF the under
signed and endorsed Tenders for sale to
the Sinking Fund or Ten-Year Convertible
Sinking Fund Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds Of
Wilson & Co. Inc"
The undersigned reserves the right 70 re-
iect any or all tenders, In whole or In part.
III case any such tenders are accepted by
the undersigned, the bonds covered thereby
shall be delivered 10 the undersigned and
"a yJucut therefor will be made at It's said
office on March 49, 1921
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK,
~ CHARLES ". sABfN, President.
Dated, New York, n. T., March ], 1871.
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co,-Ne,nsrIand Bank or n. r. i,2o
sCHKAEiDEKf X "ii'an'-- ei5.7o
ssJATI, IsdwarS-M a. VolIum. 44s.7e
sMIIa, teiT esr any o.i'is 1ois7 40
pVs0cSv Niadvrlav.--C. :. Glasel 26s.s0
S,'lso-SSt,' -N,,SS,a ii,c.lSs Cohen .... z45.so
s,1,isINRAC,K Custave--H Weir. T46.so
sCHARF. Louis. and Jacob Rosen
tscharf & Rosen)-J. Rossnfeld 1850
s1,aanoiee caarantee 90 Trust co..-....... issor
banks con; cempany any.i''............... 1880
SahioS. ,.hins comnsny' .''s 2752o
6 s0I ONION. Inc.-K. Schwartz. 2,097. go
SILVER Herman-R Blank. .... sac. 80
sUsKIND. Alex. (Alex. suskind
Coli; Bodsk ct Al. ,;;...,;'.r ~ : 0ss-ss
500, ec,re.,sh,,,. y ,,rr coiJ pashnan r1o.5o
SOLOMON. Anna--A Diamond ct al 85S.lo
Corr. ...e............... 2i4.Ss
THoMEN. 7. Anthony. and Del
Co. Inc..................... 1854. so
TRIUMPH SALES COMPANY INC. :.
UNITEp PHOSPHATE & FER
sAMF-same ..................... 1,1sa.52
WARD. Joseph E.-A. w. Brudin.. 1881
ct al'........ ............... i,567 81
WHITE CoMPANY-T. V. Brennan 1,oe5.2o
BRONX.
The first name is that of the debtor:
ASHKENAs. sidney-M. Kuneck
ct al. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sos3. 80
BLAIR Thomas Al. A. Blair. 3f.35
ct 1................... i.o3472
COHEN. Emanuel-rI. Male. ...... 24s.s4
EAGLE DIE COMPANY-J Loder a61 "a
lMPERATORE, Emilio and Clio
Nanni. David GiSenSteiu. E,nulio
Aliera and Ettore Tresca-Morris
OBERNAYER, Otto-L. Kasel.. 49S. 90
PAILES Martin Jane, and will
lam Boynton-Morris Plan Co... 1890
RYAN. Sarah, John Cassidy. John
sughton and Henry Taub-Morrls
Plan Co,.......,.......s,.. g.. 90
STFRNBERG, Morris, Morris Ba-
con. Arnold Book, David Fireman
and Benjamin Levine-Same. 1l6.10
STREET, Adolph-J. Brickner ct al 1866
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
The first name is that Of the debtor, the
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed:
CANNING, Franklin N-Lincoln
Safe Deposit Co.; Feb II, 1921. sf1o.6s
GRILL; chss. NV. W. Smith;
ROMAN ON; T. BATHS isrfi Co. iNc.-F. l. 'Vs'
O'Neil; Feb ii. 1921. ........... 1880
GLAssMAN, Isaac, and Saul ].
Selkin-La Prensa Pub. Co. OF
N. Y, Inc; Feb. I. 1921. ........ 953.s6
DICKSON. Thomas = f. o'Byrne;
Jan. 26. 1927 (vacated) ........... 1000
WHITE. Olive Mt. C. Iollander;
March 8. 1919. Observation-Disclosures. 1858
We'll, Theresa-C. Male: March T.
UN-XI.n PAPER BOX COT. But
tacoralli: March ], 1921 .......... 10000
ROMAN BATHS CO., ISC.-F. A.
ONeil; Ian. %. 1920. o.............. s20.o1
CASEY. WIN. J.-C. j. Boyle: July
l. 1920. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5i4.95
March 3. 1.................... 1895
INTERNATIONAL PROVISION co.
i. Newman: March 10. 1870. 500. 90
HILTON. j. Arthur-A. 6. Barnes;
Jan. 20, 1920. ........,.....,..., 5.2as47
Jan. !. 1ois. ....".....+..@, - $3.50 10
zAUSNER Meyer-Roscoe Cream
cry Co, Inc: Jan. 90. 1921 ....... os4.T5
WHITE, Olive Mt G. Iollander;
March 5, 1919. Observation-Disclosures. / 800 sa
BRONX.
]. REEBER'S SONS co.-E. 3. C.
Reeber; Sept. %, 1920. s1a .6eI 50
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EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Exports from New York yesterday !:
Wheat. 43.967 bushels: rye, 105,760
bushels; peas. 414o bushels; bacon,
2s7. 500 pounds: grease, $4,000 pounds !;
cottonseed oil, 100000 pounds; corn,
1918 bushels barley. 40.213 bushels !;
flour, 1871 sacks: lard, 1,214,300
pounds; cheese, $4,000 pounds lubricat-
Ing oil, 7S3.5O0 gallons; oil cake, 5,224,-
400 pounds.
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than 81 600. is covered by insurance.
PROMPT action BY the local fire depart
ment saved the headquarters and files
OF the Daily P1Sacetofsia,s, which were
seriously endangered. To-day's fire was
the second in less than year, Dickinson
Hall and Marquand chapel having been
completely destroyed last May
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UNLISTED SECURITIES
MONTREAL CLOSING.
TWO ARMY FILTERS KILLED.

LOUISVILLE. March Lieut.. John 4.
Lawson OF Hartford. Conn. and Private
Joseph Read OF Norwood. y. j.. were
da shed 10 death at Camp Knox near
here to-day with an army alrplane
which failed TO right itself during a
tail spin. The machine fen nearly 5000
feet
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CONFIDENCE BACKS
CANADIAN INDUSTRY
Interest in Business Cooper,
alton With United States
Is Increasing.
NEW FINANCING REvIvING
General Electric Reported to
Seek Stock Control of
Dominion Company.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEw YosK HERALD.
MONTREAL. March 7.-Unless condi-
tions suddenly take turn for the worse,
there appears to be not great deal
in the present business situation wholly
adverse to Canadian conditions. The
most serious difficulties attending the
general readjustment to something more
,losely resembling a peace basis ap-
larently have been overcome. Cana
dian industry is backed now by q great
Zeal of confidence. we'll placed opti-
.nisln, acgressiveness. huge natural re-
sources and wide domestic and export
market. which latter is being more and
more availed Of
Business cooperation with the United
ctates is becoming topic Of ever in
creasing interest and Importance here.
II is realized that the trade Of both
countries must be closely allied. Cana
dians are viewing American products.
when good and fair in prices, with sat
.sfactlon, much preferring them to cheap
stuff sent out by Europe. Canada does
not want mediocre goods and will not
stand for dumping tactics.
Corporate finance in the Dominion
il gradually showing a revival after
The recent period Of dulness in the face
Of dropping market values. Good bonds
are stabilizing in the vicinity Of to
per cent. yield. and good speculative
securities yield around TO %a per
cent. Several issues announced recenV
Is have been on an $40 per cent. basis.
Canadian banking institutions are not
sanctioning heavy commercial loans
Vet but are doing so gradually as
stocks are decreased, slackening the
veins and allowing greater operating
AZ eway That condition is being reflect
I'D to no small extent in the financial
district where commercial developments
are being studied with considerable in
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ADMITS THREATENING roRp.

DETROIT. March John Rubic. 22.
pleaded guilty before q United States
commissioner here to-day TO having sent
threatening letters to Henry Ford, de-
manding $4,000 lie was held for trial
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THE MANILA ELECTRIC nNLROAD a.
LIGHTING CORPORATION.
I;ye Per Cent Fiftr-year First Lien ana

p"rs,,ant "a tbe prt.dsions OF Article Sixth
~ thp MorinaRe and Deed Of Trust executed
~ THE Manila Eiectrh Railroad and Light
i1V Corporatiou 10 the undersigned AZ Trus-
,as datod Eept.n,ber -, 1908. offers are
hereby invited for tho sale Of the above
named bonds to tho Sinking Fund to exhaust
the sum of Sixty-six Thousand four Hunnrcu
sa,,cpt,.etqht Dollars and eighteen cents
1sGS' '4is Isl, nj a price not TO exceed io5ee
and accrued Interest. Offers viii be opened
~, .hc undersigned Trustee al i2 o'clock
mon March 18th, 1921 Offers should he
addrcescd to tho Trust Department. Tho
r'rustee reserves tho risht 10 reject any and
all offers.
Tur rOttgTARIF TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW NORk. Trustee.
nv LYMAN RHoADES, vice-Presldcnt.
Dated March iSth, 1871.
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TORONTO MARKETS.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
TORONTO, March Following is a
summary OF transactions on the Toronto
Stock Exchange for the week ending
March 5:
WEEKS TRANSACTIONS
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United States company has a large in
terest III the Canadian organization.
which controls General Electric patents
in Canada. The stock has worked up
from par TO around 1lo share.
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MONTREAL STOCKS.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YosK HEsAlp.
MoNTREAL. March 7.-Following is
summary Of the transactions on the
Montreal Stock Exchange for the week
ended March 8
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To the Holders OF Dominican Republic 5S
Bonds, Issue OF 1915, Due 1898.

in accordance With Executive Order 2Ia
sealed proposals win be received by ths
Secretaria de Estado de Hacienda Co.
msrcio until 10 o'clock A. A. Of February j.
March L. and April I, 1921 for the pui-
chase for retirement OF bonds OF the ng-
mintcan Republic dated January !, 1917.
due Ass. without regard 70 series. % an
amo,tnt estimated at THREE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
ts32aooo) on each o. the above dates. !.
total for all three dates Of S96000o an
proposals shall be submitted In tripllcat@
and shall specify the number OF the bonds:
offered the series, the par value and ther
price at which offered and shall be signed
b." an official duly authorized to act for
tho bidders. Upon the outside OF the
scaled envelopes containing proposals shall
appear the words Proposals opening of
---'' (fM in date,. Said proposals
Will be opened In public in the office Of the
undersigned February I, March and
April !. 1921 unless such dates fall upon
Sunday legal holiday. in which case the
bids win be opened on the following day
arthur II. Mayo.
Lieutenant Commander tSC), L. $. N,
Officer Administering the Affairs OF fhs
Secretaria dc Est Stado de Hacienda Co
mercio for the Military Government
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company.

NOlttG VI 49, .ssD sr't%'stNNo
THE Annual Meeting OF uic Stockholders os
rIVgett a Myers Tobacco Company. for the
election OF Directors FOR the ensuing year
ana tie transaction OF such other business
a. NAV properly come before tlie meeting
y'iil be held at the Home office OF the Com
nany No. is Exchange Place, Jersey City.
ri g., at II o'clock A. M. on Monday. Marca
"a, 1921.
No share OF stock can he vcscd at this
meeting which has been Transferred within
tgsnty days preceding the meeting.
The transfer books OF the Company VIII
not be closed.
W. VI. TIIURSToN. Secretary.
81. I,ous. Mo-. February 10. 1871.
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions in bankruptcy filed Monday in
the United States District Court were as
follows:
EMIL FREEDMAN and HARRY wOLFsoN,
Emil Freedman and Harry Wolfson, indi-
Vidually and as partnerss, mechanical dem
fists, 900 West 1S1st street. Assets about
81 200: liabilities, $4,000. Petitioning cred
Meyer Levitsky. $40. and Joseph Newman.
$500. Samuel Setback. III Broadway, coun-
sci for the petitioners.
HYMAN DOLOWICH, involuntary petition
against Hyman Dolowlch. doing business as
the Dolly Dress Company, SO West Thirty
third street. Assets under 81 900; liabili-
ties about IS, 900. Petitioning creditors and
claims are: ]. Schachter. $34o; Horowitz
& Cohen, Sal, and Strand Dress Company,
$40. zalkin Cohen, 40 Chambers street,
attorneys for the petitioners.
HINCHUS. voluntary petit
tion by Alexander Hinchuck, Inc, as Alex
ander Hinchuk, exporter and importer, .
Beekman street. Assets, S16I; liabilities.
S1os, ,2S7. Unsecured creditors are Alexan-
der Hinchult, Inc. balance due on issue OF
capital stock, $4,000 ]. A. Rosen, Croton-
on-Hudson. one-half share loss in joint ven.
ture July, 1917, 1921, and M. y. Cole
Rochester, n. y, promissory note, $l'4Vo.
The liabilities also include large amount
Of Indebtedness on accommodation paper,
notes and trade acceptances. as follows
Union Card and Paper Company, 45 Beck
man street. Endorsement three trace ac-
ceptances, 5000; Citizen Trust Company /.
notes. $1,000; Cosmopolitan Bank, o Soa
Prospect avenue, The Bronx. note. $1,000 )
First National Bank. Woodbridge. y. -
note, $1,000 Irving National Bank. notes,
S35 500: C. Is. Richard Company ~
broadway, trade acceptance. $1,000. ana
McElwain, Morse Rogers = hudso,i
Rirkhaln. ~ Broadway, Is attorney TOT the
banlrupt
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Meeting Needs Gradually.

Gradually money requirements OIL
arge corporations are being met. II
Is matter of Importance that Cana
dian business be given sufficient work
ing capital to make for continued ex-
mansion. Most financing will probably
De carried on within the Dominion and
with email United States offerings. al
though some issues which certainly VIII
pe floated in the United States. in
Guiding the next Dominion Government
.oan. whenever that may come, are
contemplated
As was expected. application has been
made to the Legislature at Ottawa by
the Canadian Pacific Railway for
power to issue bonds debentures or
other securities as collateral to or In
lieu of any consolidated debenture
stock which 1t has authority TO issue
later. 1t is suggested that they should
be secured by a pledge of the consoi-
dated debenture stock or on the COM
pany's income for payment of interest
on it's outstanding consolidated deben-
ture stock. Until the application shall
have been acted on nothing further can
be done by the company, although steps
are expected to be taken as soon as
necessary powers shall be granted by
the Government
Pulp and paper company financing
now holds the Canadian field. The
Brompton Pulp and Paper Company.
Ltd, has announced an Issue of $780,
900 of per cent. twenty year general
mortgage bonds, which have been taken
up by Canadian bond organiza-
tions. 1t Is stated that s2,50o0o0 will
be Offered Immediately. No price has
been mentioned. although II is thought
It will be 80 and accrued interest TO
yield $40 per cent Some Of those bonds
viii be offered probably in the United
States
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.EPoRT OF TIE CoNDIT1O& OF n
CHELSEA EXCHANGE BANK

at the close OF husiaess on the 2Sth Gay OF
February, 1921:
REsoURCEs.
Other c,ir-rnsy authorized by
the laws Of the United States. Gsi .l52as
Casa items, VIZ.
Exchanges and
checks for next
days Clearings.. gt1 ,GzS.65
Other cash itenna l1A.O3
positsTies. less oitss:s. -. l,o47, 7o2 40
companies ana rsr,Eers 80 4sss7.7s
Pubic securities. ............ $4,000 90
Loans aud discounts sestired py
bond and mort saec, deco or
other real estate collateral .. 80. 024 20
Loans and discounts securei by
other collateral ....-........ 1862, 1877
Loans, discounts and bills pur-
chased not secured by collateral 2,ss1.,76.2l
Overdrafts ........... s,4As. 90
Bonds and mortgages owned lag. 1887
Real estate. ................. Io,1T5.OO
Customers liability on accept
ances (see liabilities. per con-
tral, travellers checks .... b,Ooo0o
Other assets. viz:
Furniture and
Accrued interest
EN- tered on
books at close
OF business on
---.- e-. 13o o646.65
Total. s9.2io 1884
LIABILITIES
Capital stock .,.....,..t..... - 'uuu'oocoo
Surplus:
surplus fund $3.50, 10000
Undivided profits 2e4e1.lS 80 "a
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Total sales-Listed shares. II .i66 unlisted,
1902: war bonds, S1,1IS,150.
sI.ess than 81 900 lots.
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TO THE 9TOCKHOLpEkS.
NOTICE is hereby .lyon that tho Annual
Meeting OF tho Stockholders Of THE west
CHESTER ETREEr RAILROAD COMPANY
viii be held 10 the office Of tho Secretsry.
Room a0io, Grand Cent raj Terminal, New
York, NJ ~, on Tuesday, arch 22nd. 1921
At twelve o'clock noon, for the purpose OF
spectors OF Election, and tise transaction nr
any other business that may come before lna
meeting.
Dated March sth, 1921
A. u. CLARK, Secretary
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New S.,ooo,O0O Issue.

An issue OF 100000 OF per cent.
twenty year general mortgage bonds
Of the Fraser Companies, Ltd, Of New
BY a leading bond company at 30
and interest to Yield $40 per cent.
Interest on il Is payable in Canadian
funds only. Most Of II will be disposed
or in Canada The issue is to reim-
burse the counpany's treasury for heavy
capital expenditures. After 1929 the
bonds will rank as a first mortgage
charge.
No further light has been thrown on
tho Abitibi Power and Paper Company's
a. 10000 issue. sold to Chicago organi-
zation except that II extends for ten
years and bears s per cent interest at
par. IT Ss expected that most OF the
issue win be sold In the United States
bv the purchasing house.
The suggestion that some extensive
financing may be carried on by the
Montreal Tramways Company is car
rled further, II having become known
that representatives OF the company
have been carrying on negotiations
with New York interests. Any loan
that they make probably will be Offered
there.
Interests closely allied with the Gem
eral Electric Company Of the United
states arc said to be making an effort
TO secure stock control OF the Canadian
General Electric Company, Ltd. Of
Toronto, and 70 that end there has been
a steady demand for the latter COM
osnys stock at advancing prices The
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HoIDERS-SoAPITOR CO., INC.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Soapitor
Co. Inc, will he held at the office of tha
Company i5i West i4th ST.. In the Borough
Of Manhattan, City OF New York, on tbs
10th day Of March, 1921. at T.. NJ, for thu
purpose of olccting Board OF Directors
for the ensuing year and for the transactiog
of such other business as may legally nnrr.
before such meeting.
GEORGE y. kAPLAN, sccretsry
MARCH 1Sr, 1870.
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following schedules In bankruptcy were
,,tad Nrondav IN the United States District
ABRAHAM STRAUSS. doing business as the
Wearwcll Dress Company. Assets, s.oo'
with liabilities of 500. 5.296. Archibald Pa'-
NOR. 900 Broadway is counsel for the
bankrupt.
ASSIGNMENTS.
SAMUEL. wAXMAN. retail dealer IN put.e'
and eggs at 5i0 East Fourteenth stree,
assigned for the benefit OF creditors ~
Leopold Klinger.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

E- THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
General office. Broad street Station.
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JUDGMENTS FILED.

The following judgments were filed yes
,rday. the first name being that OF the
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THE wEsTCHEsTER STREET RAILROAD
COMPANY

81. I.ous. Mo-. February 10. ta2t
The New York herald., 1921-11-16
OMEN OBTAIN IMPORTANT ROLES IN ARMS PARIEYI

what no thought of Hughes's address.
He said. quoting Job, How forcihle are
right words"
The New York herald., 1921-11-16
SAYS POPE WAS FIRST
TO WORK FOR PEACE

RoME. Nov. Is (Associated Press) -
A reflection of Pope Benedict's attitude
toward the subject under discussion at
the Washington conference was given
to-day in an article published by the
Co77iere o'ItG1ia, tho semi-offlcial Vati-
can organ.
Just and lasting peace" says the
newspaper, as the Vatican formula
which is gradually being adopted by
other Powers. Benedict XIV. preached
and counselled peace, not only for end
ing the conflict then in progress but q
peace bringing the belligerent nations
into conditions in which they would have
neither the opportunity nor the tempta-
ton to enter new wars"
The article declared the Holy See had
always been convinced that the funda-
mental point insuring peace WAS to rem
der fresh wars extremely improbable, IL
not iInpossible. The institution of obliga-
tory arbitration would be the inevitable
result OF disarmament, the Newspaper
declared, with the punishment by eco
pomic boycott being applied to recalci-
trant nations. The article said that Pres
ident Harding's initiative was praise
worthy but IL the conference were aim
Ing at the true good of humanity 1t must
inevitably proceed along the lines for
merly indicated by the Holy Sec.