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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
DUN'S REVIEW

New York, May S.-Dun's tomorrow
will say:
A year has elapsed since the economic
readjustment began to gather momen-
tum, and the process is yet to be COM
pieted. Forces Of neha bill tation are
now operative, however. and the general
outlook is better. Gains were not easily
achieved and none at all appear la some
quarters, but the prices and wage re-
visions and the easing in money arc
factors making for further improN emeE
in conditions. The strengthening, ofHsen-
.timent. upon which business recupera-
ton go largely depends. has continued:
and confidence in a gradual revival Of
activities finds moro frequent express
sion. Recovering has come frSt in
those trades and industries which were
the first to react from the boom of the
war years and afterward and In inso-
lated instances. enough hew demand has
developed to bring rally in priccr
That such phase remains the excep-
ton is demonstrated by the continued
excess OF declines in wholesale quota
lions.
Weekly bank clearings. S@,59i.oiL?Si.
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NEW il: i. i IAilRI|1lb;S';v|LLE

The marvellous recovery of Mr..
John McEldowncy" Of this place
from cancer. Is tho talk Of the com
munity. For moro than. thirteen
years Mr.. McE:ldowncy has suffered
with a virulent cancer. For the last
few months he has been taking treat
mcnt Of radum, and has recovered so
much az to be called cured, his. eye and
face being completely restored
The store Of Huffman and Fciss on
North street was robbed late Tuesday
night, and money from the. amount
ing to $500 taken. No goods have been.
missed. so It is thought that only money
was wanted. No trace Of the thieves
has been found. @. -.
Circuit court convened for the spring
term on Tuesday morning with Judge
p. II. Morris ipreaiCin:t.. The grand
jury finished their work. Friday. and 1t
is expected the term will be busy one.
although no startling cases are on the
docket - d"
The Junior-senlor hanqutt for Mag:
nolia High schOol was given in the din
ing hall Of theschool Friday evening.
About one hundred and twenty were
served. The program consisted of read
ings, music, and short talks by members
Of the faculty and class Officers. ~
Our cry eouhcii mas Sppl' ~ Indie
interest," IN the ire 49,,
Tor inc c2hnun'ts.. ~
apparatus no" lh - HH ~
remain. gqou p'eGeio4 HYHfIa,.oI
tlts ci'fM was tnc I%H - toin.d
Ter, "niSn' Ho qouu.' - ~ nit,,
and 'o'eo. on n5 'sWs Pefpt%f Ivy
IN a rev ~eeks .,,,.,.,,
Dr' u. - nhis.'e' ~ ~
a prominent vlsitor ms wees.
Mr. g. r. JoIiitIc, pron.ne eI $3.50 80"
OF Nneoy fork atIenoeu c"ut t!FHesFfy9 ;i''ts
week. = :, l;;;iS
Mord mas come 10 ms cry go.
usa'" " W Mi - cio',a ~. aos1..t e.
- - tro,,t go ss IA Siost
S,.~,,,tai f,r,iIIos - AZ So + En-.
49,, ,.r,!,ns arst n K, yur-
49, $780,. 81, ,if2If3
Surfaoinse ~ rr.s. Ajsy6s.a - $eto
oon,n,.Isd h. ,I,,,x. I ar z;bno barrels OF
con npn, Wy s' - ..a.rsS frnn,'Gtn.
W.etzsi SunnIT Co - =: : =:
Tns Will. H,rdr.ars t.om,ns,,v - xviii
.,ao ne w e eas nn q iot. ,d}osp;n1, the,r
Srnsctn b,TitTinp another addft toiit 'at-he
business of this firm has. so incrsa sed
IL to- wa IRA ntfmore ROOM 4 lar ne fire
proof. buIl6iti z; !wIlI be, erecthd. ..4l'::s
: The inimicai on" gallagher. Of
Grant District. is attending court at
New Martinsvillc this week. cor rs
always welcome here-:man of. powers
and 'rhiuoh expression.
Mr.. Yves. Syoc. OF GraptDistrict. was
summoned as witness to court this
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.HTTtEI0h

Mrs. Archie Jackson very pleasantly
entertained the Ladies Aid society or
the M. Fl. church at her home IN the
East End, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Turner, of MoundsFlllc'
spent the weekend here with hcr
mother, Mrs. Charles Stnrm.
Miss Ada Hart, Of Bolton. Is visiting
here sister. Mrs. w. a. Aeator'' mere
for few days.
Misses Aria Nay and nellie Murphy,
who are attending school at! West ED
crty, spent the weekend here with their
parents.
Miss Elizabeth Villcrs. who asbeen
employed In Hundred for a few days.
has returned home.
Mrs. Homer Caldwell and little son
left Saturday for their homo In Shinns-
ton, after q short visit here with rcia-
tives.
Miss Laura OFT was shopping in Man
nington, Tuesday.
Miss AIDA Robinson, OF W-ilsonburg,
is visiting relatives here for few days.
Miss Faust Is visi ting at here home
IN Grafton for a few days.
Mrs. George Hunt left Tuesday for
her homo in Elm Grovc,;Stter a few
days visit here with relatives.
James X. Robinson left ThursdaXst9r
New Martinsvillc. where he WILL n0ke
his future home
Miss Gertrude Crow spent Sunday
with friends in Bolton.
Francis Frcshwater. of Golfers, spent
the weekend here with friends.
Miss Margaret Culliman spent tho
weekend with her parents at Dean.
Miss Anna Odgen. who is attending
school at West Liberty. spent tho week
end with her parents here.
lass A. road is progressing nicely.
They have the crushed stone on and In a
few days will hc putting on the Ken
lucky asphalt through the city.
Mrs. J. y. Morris. Of New Martins
Vile. spent the weekend here with
friends.
Miss Anna Owen spent the weekend
with friends in W"llshurE
Mrs. j. y. Petit spent Sunday and
Monday with her daughter, Mrs. l.. y.
WetZel, in Fairmont.
Rev. BRADY spent Sunday with friends
in Cameron.
Harry CNmberlcdgc o. Weirton. Ia
spending a &c wdays here with relatives.
Miss Ellen Hunt spent the weekend
with her parents at Burton.
Mrs. John Winters has returned homo
after a two month stay at Philadelphia,
with friends.
Russell Vanhorn has returned home
after a short visit IN Grafton.
Miss Gertrude Crow very pleasantly
entertained a few OF her friends at her
homo on Main street. Thursday evening
Games and music were enjoyed BY the
young folks and ut a seasonable hour
Refreshments we're served. Those rres-
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CHICAGO nrvEsTocK.

Chicago. May Seattle, receipts,
1000: beef steers and butcher ShH-stork
stcadv 10 15c lower: top yearlinEs. go.
top heavy steers. SIS: bulk beef steers.
7.7sm8.50: fat COWS and hcifcrs largely
5.50@T.O0: all other classes generally
steady: bulk bulls. $50 T6.25; few cal,e1
Hogs. receipts, $4,000: active l0c t.
2Oc higher than Yesterdays. averaSe;
closing strong: good clearance: top: SIS:
bulk. S.256S.7O: pigs. Csc to 30 higher;
bulk desirable, 100 to 125-pounI pigs
7.756S.25.
to l5c higher: sheep steady: wooded
lambs. top, 1I.4o: bulk. 1850 Il Ia.
shorn top. 1910; bulk. e.50n io.2j:' best
shorn ycarlingS. S.25; shorn cwe.. 6.7j:
shorn wethcrS 6.IJ 80.
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New York, May s.-Butter easier;
creamery higher than extras, 1914 f AZ
creamery. extras (92 score), ash ~ IS
first (sS to 81 score). 1924 @ So; packing
stock current make. No. 9, IS.
Eggs firmer: fresh gathered, extra
nrsts. 2792S; Nrsts, .5Ga6M; state
Penna. and nearby western hcnnerr
whites, firsts to extras. 26s: state.
Penna. and nearby western hennery
browns. cxtrax. So031: state. Penna
and nearby gathered browns anil mixed
age. pa ckcd, extra frsts, 2SIs @9s; flrsts
:766S.
Cheese steadier: state. whole milk
flats, held. specials, .:oG31: do. aver
axe run. 10: state. whole mills flats,
fresh, specials, 17h61e; DO. average
run. 1877 OF.
Live poultry steady; fowls, 40; dress.
cd quiet; old ROSTERS. 1s&23.
Flour firmor.
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rnMY AMD HxcRANaE

New York. May b-frime mercantiIc
paper TO ~. Exchange irregular:
sterling 60-day bills and commercial so.
day bills on banks spell; commercial
S0-day bills 39e1i: demand 397:\cablcs
S97&. Francs demand S2S: cables So
Belgian francs demand S23; cables So
Guilders demand 1894; cables 3J44 Lire
demand sol: cables sos. Marks demand
ISL: cables 49, Greece demand 5S5
Sweden demand 23S2. Norway demand
1890. Argentine demand 29fa. Brazilian
demand 1872. Montreal ten percent dis
count. Government bonds, firm: rail-
road bonds strong.
limo loans steady: so days. 90 days
and months az percent.
Call money firm: high 6l2: low SIS:
ruling rate So: closing bid s: offered at
81: last loan 6l.: bank acCcptanccS s.
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", J. woLLAkAN O. co.'s
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(Rv private wire to A. T.. Masten & Coz
New York. May ALTERNATING spells
of strength and weakness ian through
tho stock market during tho afternoon.
but as a whole tho proht taking seemed
10 cause some heavy appearance 10 gen
cral list. The motor shares lacked their
usual snap, Studcbakcr and PIERCE Ar
row falling back easily. Coppers while
Inactive had good undertone in spite OF
passing Of dividend bS American. Smc't-
ing Oh common shares. Railways react
cd about ono point from best prices.
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NEWs.0F BUSINESS
ousb.c paper Strike Unlikely.

Montreal. .lay> 6.-~NO trouble Is anu
patcd in most Of IN" pulp ana raoe'
mills opcr:ting in tho Prov incC OF Que
bee where conditions differ MATERIAL
from those elsewhere in Canada and thG
United States. 4 large proportion nt
the employees Of the mills Is French
Canadian and their leaders are arcrse 10
the Influence and domination or lh!er
national unions with their headquarters
in the United States.
SO far there has been only ono cora.
pany affected in this province lhG
Price Bros. Co. mills having be"h
closed through the action OF tho men ~
,mticipating a wage cut by stopping
work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
DRY GOODS

New York, May Cotton goods were
firmer today and moro active In the
GRAY goods division. Yarns sold more
freely and spinncrs are holding for
higher figures for contracts. Wool
markets were quiet and unsettled. New
lines Of silks were shown for fall. job
bers reported steady small lot busi-
pcSS.
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6,dva,. g. 4 O. Company Report.

The Midvalc Steel & Ordnance com,
pany reports for tho quarter cndtd
March 81, last, net earnings after taxes
Of s536.5f7. compared with A,77S, III IN
the preceding quarter and with aS'eo''
SIS in the first three months Of last
year.
The reduction in tho net earnings 81
the Miivalc Steel & Ordnance company
for tho first quarter 81 this year rs
compared with tho preceding Quarter
vas considerabl in excess Of eXpccta-
tons, and indicates the unfavorablc 2o-
sItlon that prevailed in connection with
some of the independents during t:e
early part of this year
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Additional Cost 1sduct1on.

In steel circles the point Is made tha'
Il it was found necessary by the orficlals
of the Steel corporation to reduce wages
ana thus bring about lower COSTS 10 per
mir a fair profit on it's products. the po-
sition Of many Of tho independent com
ranies must be such that II VIII be aD-
solutely essential that. they make add''
tiopal reductions in their costs.
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Tall. Of Pittsburgh Railways Year.

pittSburgh, May 6.--The PNtsburEh
Railways company received during l92u
an excess income ranging from about
$500, 900 10 more than $2.O00.0OO. a.
pending on tho valuation Of its proper
ties taken as the basis on calculatiot,
over and above all It's expenses, together
with 4 7e6 return on tho fair value OF
It's property, according TO report pre-,
pared by GEORGE NJ Monro, Jr" special
.raivtnnt oily solicitor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. May 6--hnXicty over tho
crop outlook in the southwest and In
regard TO scantineSS Of supplies ut ter
minal markets led to 4 new bulge toduy
in the price Of wheat. The finish, al
though unsettled. was cents TO cents
net higher. with May $l.4Sh TO Sl.iSE
and July $1.l1 to liz Corn gained
quarter to N to u; oats II TO l cent
and provisions 10 10 so cents.
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Railway Express to Reduce wages.

The American halfway Express corr
pany has announced that 1t has inform
ed it's $4,000 employees that II Will re-.
dues wages, and that rules governing
hours Of Service and working conditions
will be revised. The company Is ar
rn rrInr q conference with representa-
tiycs Of the workers. Ii an agreement
is not arrived at the matter will be re-
fcrrcd to the United States Railroad
I hpa I'd
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youngstown s. & r. Shipments.

Youngstown. o., May Ssh pnfents
unnv In Anrii were less than 80 1870 Of
caraclty, thereby falling under those
of March and disproving exnccfationS
of officials that the third month wouli
witness the bottom of the depression
with the company. Current ouylhg Is
slow and there is little prospect Of an
early revival although the company has
a wide range Of finishing capacity and
Is in a position ito speak OF noat angle
OF the. steel market on the basis or
business built UP during the past ~
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Pittsburgh. Pa. May s--HoEs receipts
SIS; heavy yorkers. light workers. and
pigs 3s.25 TO s.35.
: Sheep and lambs receipts 500: market
STEADY; tse sheep 81: top larii<, 81.
Calves receipts COO: rnarSSk sLsad!;
TOP $l1.5e.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. Ohio. May Wheat cash and
May $3.50: July tl.@2ha.
Clovcrsccd prime cash $3.50; OCTOBER
$40. o
s295: 1920 and May IS; September s3.i0
October 1886.
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LmERTY BONDS

New York. May g. Liberty bonds
closed: Shs $S9.10: first IS $3.50, sec
ond a. $3.50: first AS $3.50: second
AXIS SS7.S4: third las $90.S6; fourth
\ $S7.4o; victory 3ts $s7; victory
ASS SIS.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling, ". Va. May s. 81. I
Furnished The Intelligence by A. e.
Aasteu Z Co., members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of w. Va. Bldg.
-S1..i:. I-<1,,on iTJah joa, / cIosA
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cnl were: MissesS Eliza Dent Dinsmore
Slider Georgia Bell. Ellen Hunt GER
trudr Crow Mesx1s,s Bill::!aDhuSherty'
Lawrence ChaneV ellis Paughcrty, Bert
Church. :
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War. Rsductions Approved.

, 3altim0rr. May 6.--Dr. WiIllarl ~.
Leiserson has approved Il 1890 reduction
in the wage Of all clothing workers IN
the plant "a henry Sonnebprh * 20.
with the exception OF @Duttonhole max
ers.
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National Asseels<aoa ooalSellNG Xo
to P4sSaat b ioonSfeSe 4SG14k1
tA6 ASAlASt 4Ak.S - t8,.

Petitions prepared by the 9oe4c
Merchants association Of the Uptto9.
S.ates. petitioDing oonsress aeats0 d
So-Gallcd double tax on. toba6tn.s
been placed in wheelins's tobeceo
and at cigar stands for signatsre1 IT,
petitions were being. hllSd with nAMeei
rapidly last evening" and necdSesa -
say, the people Of the home ofSsA0
wheeling stogie will make their. opte.
ion on the tobacco tax known y cor
gress':in quick org er. -. Is.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling, ". Va, May 6, '21.
Furnished The lntelligcncel by a. q
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange, secoTd floor National Bank
81 40 RlhR
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Third 4L's. 80 $3.50. SIS 5000. 81
Fourth "A s.. tsS As 81 tSsI. ss..n
Victory los. 90 9S. 0i 80. 0e.sS 90
NEW YORK CURB MARKED
WheAlinC ".

wheeling, ". Va. May S. II.
Reported by A. f. Masten x Co. mem,
befs New York Stock Exchange, second
floor National Bank OF W. Va. Bog,
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling, W. Va. May g. 81.
Furnished The Intelllgencer by A. 4
Nasten & Co. members Pittsburgh Steck
Exchange. second floor National, Bank
Sc Wr.Eu Bldg {.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Whceling. W. Va. May s. II.
D,ilv ouotalion list Wheeling Stock
Exchange, compiled for The lntciltgcn-
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

wheeling. W. Va. May S, '2l.
Furnished by Henry L. Doherty & O.,
through the Wilson Investment Co., Inc.
Mutual Bank Bldg.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling, ". Va. May S. 81.
Furnishes The Intelligence By 4.
Nasten & Co. members OF the New 1orh
stock, Exchange. Sation3l Bank BQile'
Ing. Wheeling. W. Va, Louis y. Bfans.
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= - % ...... go
ID, No matter what you want " wn NSs
you time ana money: TO use Ds3 e
,L1GENCER WANT ADS. IT,, "a d.
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Cash quotations.:
Wheat, No. red si.56: No > hard
S1.57h. Corn, No. mixed Size: No. )
yellow g. to 63kc. Oats. No. =: white
SsH to sS%c; No. white nj S1Si TO T9st
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30

fsv Tie Kansas City 4 Pseifs
Naglroed Company First Mortgage
Foar Per Cent. Gold Bonds, issucd
unaer ths Agreement, dated April
9, 1916, between the undersis nad
Committee and Holders Of na.d
bonds wha should hseons parties
theretoi
Notice Is hereby giv~n chat a Plan
and Agreement dated November /.
1871, for the Reorganixs sion Of Missouri,
Kansas h Texas Railway Company has
been adopted and approved by tho m
z majority vote OF all the members OF
the Committee and that copies of said
Plan and Agreement have been lodged
with Rank OF Arnerica (FrankIin Trust
Company. the Deposisary under said
Agreement dated April S, 1915.
Each and every holder OF certificate
OF deposit Under said Agreement dated
April 5. 1915, who shall not have iled
with thy pepositary at. its Office at
a Waii Street, New York City. a
from, In the form prescribed BY said
Agreement dated April s, 1915. on
o. before tia l2th day OF Decern.
Der, 1871. or who, having 10 hled
notice Of dissent. shsu not. within
twenty days after che mailing by the
Committee 10 srch dissenting holders
OF certihcates OF dcposit Of written
notice that said Plan and Agreement has
been declared operative and effective
have exercised the right OF withdrawal
conferred BY said Agreement, shall be
drawn any such dissent and to have
asscnted = said Plan and Agreement
and shall be conclusively bound thereby.
The t1snsfer heoks III the Dspositary
ios the fxansses of registered eeftifxates
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30

To Holders of Certificates of Deposit
TOR The Dallas q Waco Railwey
Company First Mortgage Five Per
Cent Gold Bonds, issued under the
Agreement, dated February 1, 1917,
between the undersigned COMMITTEES
and Holders Of said bonds who
should become parties therefor
Notice Is hereby given that Plan
and Agreement dated November /,
1921, ler the Reorganization of Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas Railway Coni-
pany has been adopted and approved
q copy of said Plan and Agreement has
been filed with The Equitable Trust
Company of New York, the Depositary
under said Agreement dated February
!. 1917.
Holders OF certificates Of deposit issued
under said Agreement dated February
H. 1917, who shall not have exercised.
within the period OF thirty days COM
mencing on November. 2,: 1921. the
date OF the hrst publication OF this
rosit issued by Amsterian,sche Bank,
within the period Of thirty davs com
mencing on the date of the frst publ
cation OF this notice in Amsterdam.
Holland), the right OF with1 rawai con.
fcrred by said Agreement OF February /.
1917, shall be conciusycly and finally
deemed to have irrcvocahly waived sueIs
right of withdrawal. and to have as.
aented to and ratified saii Plan and
Agreement. which shall be binding on
such holders for all purposes. and to
have authorized the undr sigrcd COM
Yittee to transfer TO the Feorgsnization
Managers under said Plan and Agree
ment subjcet to said Piaii and Agree
ment the bonds represented hy such
certificates Of deposit.
Dated New York. November Is, is11.
THEODORE h. BANKS.
Chairman.
HENRY E. COOPER
FRANK S. CANNON,
WILLIAM c. LANGLEY.
Committee
Qsfcfsfsvs.
The Equitable Trust Company ct
New York,
~ Will Street. New York
Sieaert Z Riggs. Counsel
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30

To Holdsrs ss Csrtihoaass Of Dspssie
for Missourt Kansas 4 Texas Rail-
way Company Two Year Secured
Gold Notes, issusd under the Agree
rasnt. dated September 40, i91A
betwscn the undersigned Committes
and Holders Of said notes whe
should becons parties therstos
Netics ts hersby given that Plan
end Agreement dated November J.. 1921,
Kansas 4 Texas Railway Comp any has
been adopted and approved BY the tn-
dersiEned Conmirtes and that , espt os
said Plan and Agreement has been alsd
With Central unien Trust Company Of
New York. the Depositary under said
AUeencnt dated September 80, 1915.
Any hcadss Of certificate 81 dtposis
Ehe On os betoss the l3th Day Of
Dscsnbsr, 1921. shall snrrenees hls
negotiable lorm aad comply a,herwise
Fith the terms ef the Asrcsrners 81
SeptFnbss. 80, Isls. with respect 10
withdrawal shaij theysupou be eutltled
70 withdsay the NoEaa fepressutsd
thsr.hy., Au Dspositsni whs shalt not
within aid period cxsrciss said right
shali b cencissivsly and finally desmea
adopted tie Reoraania atisa Plan an1
ASYeeMeat, and 70 havs . aashorizea ths
gndcSysnsd Cemmitsae 20 traos9sr q
ths ReosGanizatioa y arsaRern censti-
tsted under saaA Esssfanixaticp rlAn
and Agvsemxnt suAjsrt 10 said Neos-
Eassizatloa PiAs md Agreement ths
Two Yexs Secured 1eiA Notes rSprsr
sensed By srch certificates II dsrosit.
Dated Nsw Yerh. Ncve,nbes Is, isza.
WILLARD 4. K1No, chshmaa.
HAROLD STANLKY.
&DWARn X. TIMER
Y, a. WALKER
REbasfaxW REEEbSas W1Ha 4. aAsxn1A
CsasRltAsas
0sMesd S0sisf TrpH cs@Ssay II
Nv esoadvas. Nsv YsrA
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
Reorganization Managers

copy Of said Plan and Agreement has
been filed with United States Mortxagc
and Trust Company, the Dcpositary
under said Agreement dated December
j, 1916.
Any koider of a certificate sf deposit
Under said Agreement dated December
!, 1915, may within thirty days after
the tlrst publication Of this notice with
draw from said Agreement dated De-
positary ii its Office at IS Cedar Street
in the City Of New. York written
notice OF his diss.nt from said Pan and
Agreement and of his desire to with
draw from said Agreement dated De-
ccmber !. 1916, and from said Plan
and Agreement and upon the filing of
suc, notice of dissent. and upon com
plisnce otherwise with all the terms and
conditions of said Agreement dated
December I, 1916, with respect to with
drawals, he shall be entitled to receive
from the Depositary upon surrender to
the Depositary of the certificates of
deposit held by him, a number amd
amount Of bonds equal to. those spacf
fed. in, the certificates OF deposit 50
surrendered By him. In the absence Of
any such express written dissent filed
BY any depositor within said period of
thirty days, his assent 20 and ratifca-
tion of said Plan and Agreement shall
be conclusively and finally assumed.
Tse transfer books Of the Depositary
for the transfer of registered certificates
of deposit Will be closed from the close
OF business on November Is, 1921,
to the opening Of business on january
3. 1922.
Dated New York. November 23, 1921.
ELISHA WALKER, chsirnsa.
+. A. KEMP,
X. WALTER LEIGH.
I. *. SIMPSON.
G. II. WALKER.
Ccnsnittes.
Dsecsifarg.
United States Mortgage and Truss
Company,
SIS Cedar Street. New YORK