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The New York herald., 1921-02-16
Army Orders
.rial Despatch 70 THE Nrw Yo.N ilxs.lp
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, n. c.. Feb. sS.f

These army orders have been made public
lNFANTRY-cspt. E. !. Judge, assigned
,ss e e. s0r 70 TeniS In
fantry, Camp 81, .man; First Lieut.: IL: II.
Ransom. retirsy BY reason OF disability incl
dent TO .erysce: Lieut.-Coi. Arthur p. Watts.
assigned 20 Forty fifth Infantry; First Lieut..
phiiip .. Peyton. Jr., retired from active
service az a captain by reason OF disability
inciient 90 service
fELD ARTILLERY--Capt. Ray l.. Bur-
dell assigned to Fourth Field Artillery.
Camp stanley: Capt. B. A. Day, TO San
Francisco for temporary duty. then TO Ma
nila, p l.. and report to commanding Cen
ctal. philippine Department; First Lieut.. +.
c. Lesgett, retired by reason OF disability
Incurred In service: First Lieut.. Homer II.
Dodd, retired by reason Of disability incident
10 service, 10 his home.
MEDICAL CORPS-Major Peter y. Mac
Nauehton. 70 Fort Lesvenworth: Major j..
w, Bauman. 70 Fort Du Pont; Capt Frank
McA Moose TO this city and report 70 super
intendent United States Soldiers Home
Major r. G.. Devoe and Capt. George r..
Randall. 10 Camp Dix: Major Lewis r: In
shelihorr, TO Camp Lewis.
MISCELLANEOUS = First Lieut.. Frank
Norreli, crarterrnsster's Corps. report to
commanding General Hawaiian Department
for assignment: First Lieut.. Louis Cnnsler,
Signal Corps. ASSIGNED 20 Eighth Field Signal
sauier signal Corps, IN assigned 10 duty as
acting chief signal officer Of the army
First Lieut. O. ". 1Tuthsteiner. Tenth Cav
airy relieved from assignment 10 that regi-
ment Major John N. Reynolds, Air Service
10 Kelly Field: Capt. e.. j. sibiey. d. c.. 20
Coast Artillery. special orders January 4
amended, relieved Cristobsi, Canal Zone as
signed 70 coast defences of Narragansett
Bay. Fort Adams.
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SURPLUS EARNINGS OF
ROADS LEAD TO THREAT

WASHINGTON. Feb.- i5.--If refusal
meets the application Of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad to cap
italize It's surplus earnings railroads In
the future will issue their earnings in
the. form of dividends as fast as they
are earned, E. c. Lindley, general coun-
sci for the Great Northern Railroad,
declared to-day before the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Representatives OF the Burlington
completed oral arguments on the roads
application. and the commission then
turned 10 hearings on that OF the Lack
awanna to capitalize 100000, 900 surplus.
Alfred r. Thonn. counsel for the Asso-
citation or Railway Executives, argued
that the commission should consider
only whether the granting OF such ap-
plica tions would injure the public in
terest.
You should not go into the question
of whether a road would be benefited
said he.
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COTTON PRICES DO
BEST IN LAST HOUR
Final Quotations Are Close to
Top or A to 81 Points
Net Higher.

The cotton market moved higher
quietly yesterday and scored it's greatest
gain the last hour. when one or two
options rose more than u cent pound
May to 1850, an advance of 81 points.
and March to 14.O4, UP SO points. 1t
was not so much the bullishness of the
days news as the change for the better
in speculative sentiment that carried
prices higher. Few operators would sell
in the face Of an advancing stock market
and strength OF foreign exchange, despite
the fact that spot news was bearish
The opening upturn of ) to Is points
was the result of steadiness in Liverpool.
more reassuring Manchester advices ana
bullish reports regarding textile mills
Wall Street interests were probably
the best buyers, while selling came from
the South and brokers operating for for
eign account. Pressure was so scat
tered that its effect was not noticeable,
the market continuing to work higher
after the call. BY midday prices were
around 20 TO 80 points more than Mon
days Anal quotations. Bulls mentioned
the revised carryover figures of the
Bureau of Markets in conjunction with
the upturn. The absence of any South
ern selling. aside from few widely sep
arated orders. helped bulls considerably.
In the afternoon it was apparent that
several local shorts were beginning to
worry over the markets excellent under
tone. Covering increased and one or
two stop loss orders were reached, which
accelerated the movement Wire houses
were among the heaviest purchasers in
the last hour. Commission house busi-
ness was small. On the whole the ses-
U.i cioI faa t1rva
largely professional affair. Many
operators are content TO play observers
The market closed within few points
OF the top, "A to 81 points net higher.
Local spot was up As points to 1870.
Ranee of pricas. Mon
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FIFTH AVENUE BODY
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS
Reports Made on Police Pro-
lection of District.

The protection of the finest shop
ping district in the world" and the resi-
Dental sections Of Fifth avenue and the
Fifth avenue district were talked over
thoroughly Yesterday at the annual
meeting OF the Fifth Avenue Associa-
ton. A report OF the activities of the
year, showing that double patrol duty
still prevails and that twenty, plain
clothes men guard the business of the
avenue will be made public soon.
John II. 'rowne, chairman OF the
board and Robert Grier Cooke. presi.
dent, were reelected, and other officers
chosen were: presidents. Michael
Friedsam. Ancell H. Ball and Michael
Dreicer: treasurer. Harris A. Dunn
general manager. William J. Pedrick,
Jr. secretary, Thomas W. Hughes.
The following directors, OF whom the
first Ave are new members. were elected
Charles u. Wetnore Of Warren & Wet
more, architects: Franklin Simon. presi-
dent of Franklin Simon & Co.; Samuel
w. Reyburn. president OF the Asso-
ciated Dry Goods Corporation OF New
York: W. Barton Baldwin, vice-presi-
dent of the Empire Trust Company
Robert Adamson. president of the Pc
trotum Heat and Power Company !;
Nv. ,Ball. Douglas l.. Gilman, Mr.. Fried
sam. j. NJ. Gliding. Walter Maynard
William Post sackett and Gage 4. Tar
bell ~
Mr. Towne said that the associatic;. is
sow in its fourteenth year. and ic has
become real force In the community.
1t was said that through the forts Of
the association firm was made 10
abandon plans for taking possession OF
residence near Fifth aver ne for busi-
ness purposes. and that action has been
taken against other firms that have
sed residences in Eys st Fifty-Afth and
Ea st Fifty-third streets. The association
has approved daylight saving.
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J films, 22o West Fort, second street, with q
bond of 81 900.
CANAL COTTON GOODS COMPANY
George w. ciune. temporary receiver 10,
! Wolf SHERMAN and Harry G. Softer tradine
as the Canal Cotton Goods Company tobbers
OF cotton goods. $40 Canal street. with a
ARGUS IsAAcSON-I.ouis Ferlxin. tenn
porafry receiver for Nathan Arcus and Ben
/ lsaacson. trading as ARGUS T. lsaacson. fur
niture. is1 stanton street. against whom a
$3.50.
HARRY GREENBERC;-IouisF Ferlsin re-
ceiver for Harry Cireenberg, cotton goods
2a5 Church street. with bond OF 81 900
COLUMBIA HARDWARE cOafPANY-John
Abrsmson and Jack Richter, trading as the
Columbia Hardware Company hardware. 100
Third avenue with bond % 5000. In the
petition for receiver the liabilities are given
in excess OF $15 900 aud assets as approx
imately $1,000.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules in bankruptcy we're
filed Tuesday in the United States District
Court:
NATIONAL IMPORTING AND TRADING
COMPANY. INC, against whom n petition
was filed January 6, 1927. Liabilities $780,
5s9. OF which $426 500 are secured claims.
1851 1868 unsecured claims, and S63, or notes
and bills. and assets 1852 2.624. OF which
s51 is stock in trade. $115,640 debts due
notes and securities, and $33, ,625 unliquidated
claims John l.. Clark. attorney for the
bankrupt.
HARRIS & SCHECHTER, trading as Har-
ris & Schechter. against whom petition was
filed January 20, 1921. Liabilities. $1J.559.
of which $1s.s46 are unsecured claims and
Of which $4,000 is stock in trade S1o. 500
policies OF Insurance. and IS deposits of
money in banks. Goldstein Goldstein. at
torneys for the bankrupt.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were filed YES
terday, the first name being that OF the
AMsTAR LINE. INc-H II. wise. s74e Al
ANDERSON, Fred S.-M. Stieglitz 1880
AMERICAN CHILDREN's DRESS
Arthur ". KAUFMAN. I.NSc;.-p. '''V1
BON %ssS ToN ICE CREAM CO. INC i'0's %
-Concordia Fire Ins. Co., Inc.... 1876 20
BECK. Arthur FIT. Teitelbaum... 637.ie
BAIRD. Milan and Geo. T.--Grum-
bach Export Co.. Co............ 2,f4s 10
BoRuN, Carlos A.-G. Amsinck
BALANcnp SHOE; CO.. iNc-H. i'o1''S
Heidenreich ..................... 6s5. .o2
BRUGGER. Otto Ell Grob. ..... 17442
y. Lid. Guinaldo ............. 5.oss 45
r. Schultz and Theodore Hansen
McBee Jones Co.., ,...;...;.. 14,2s7.7e
coSRoy. NJ Augusta-E s.aEi shottics ''''V'
ct al. ....... .................... 632 20
CURT Curtis IsfS. BusfNEss PAPER. j; iSe,. INc. '0i
Glass Journal Co. Co.......-...... t76.5o
COLLINS. Thomas RI. w. Wall. a6a. .65
CUTLER, Samuel Philip and Paul
Coulter Bros.) Columbia Smelt-
DAVIS. David. and Morris Peltz-
man Davis g. Peltzman).-s.
DEL(;A1S, Acknowledgement Mo-
tors Acceptance Corp. 53s. %
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GETS $1,000 LOOT FROM
THEATRE TICKET AGENT
Bandit Waits EUerin's Rooms
in a BroadsOay Hotel.

William Everin, who operates a the
stre ticket agency. In 204 West Forty
second street, has reported TO the police
OF the West Tooth street station that
on Monday morning just after IL o'clock
bandit invaded the apartment In the
Narraganseet Hotel Broadway and
Ninety-fourth street. which he occupied
with his wife, and stole 5000 IN cash
and jewelry valued at $1,000.
Everin told the police he was in bed
about 10 O'Clock when the telephone
rang. Mrs E4erin answered and said
that her husband was In, but he was
not feeling we'll and would not be at
hls Office until afternoon. She had sup
posed the call was from the ticket
agency. About an hot;i later there was
knock al the door, Everin says. and
man said he wanted 10 inspect the
radiators.
Everin said his wife LET rhe man in.
and that he az once pointed az revolver
at. her and demanded her jewels. Be-
fore he left he took the CASH from
Everin's pocket two gold watches, a
diamond sticlspin. a diamond lavaluere
and twoSrings Some time later 1aid
knocked Net the door and the Eve{, ms
reported Nie robbery to her and Ee
notified thu hotel management. Iar
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THIS JESSE JAMES
CALLED FUR ROBBER
Chicago Man Accused of
$4,000 Thefts.

Special Despatch TO THE New YoaK HnRAi.p
CHICAGO, Feb. 15.--"What Is your
name?' inquired the desk sergeant.
Jesse James," replied the prisoner
suspected of burglary.
Come now" said the sergeant, "your
true nan1e 2"
Two detectives stepped up to the desk
sergeant and introduced their prisoner
formally.
HIS name is Jesse James and he
lives on the South Side,' announced
Detective Sergeant Mallow, "and insur-
ance on fur stores is going to be a poor
risk as long as he is allowed to run
loose
James confessed to three burslafies,
the police say. He is said to have in
formed them that he took $4,000 worth
of furs.
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r,EcrIoNs AND MEETINGS.
NOTICE or SHAREHOLDERS MEETING
THE IIRE.TY NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK,
I-U BroauMay y

T-U q
80 he Shareholders OF THE LIBERTY MA
TJoNAL BANK or NEW YORK:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that o special
r,ceting OF the sha reholders OF this Bank WIN
he held at II O'Clock In the forenoon, az the
office. OF the Bank. t20 Broa dway, New York
CITY. -. T., on Friday, March 4th, 1927. TO
,of. on the question or the liquidation of the
Banl, as National Bank. 10 take effect al
> future date, and 10 authorize the Directors
10 execute a certificate OF organization as a
Sfa:e Banls az required b. the New York
Bsndng Law. and to take. and TO authorizes
'ae Director 20 take. such other action as
nav be necessary OF expedient 20 cause its II
nuidars n a. a National Bank 20 become effec-
,l.e i.s corporate existence as State Bsni;
20 hegln and merger with The New fork
Trust Conlps ny 10 be accomplished, pursuant
10 Ne terms OF the Plan and Agreement for
the merger OF The Liberty National Bank OF
Nav YORK into Tho New York Trust Com
Many dated February /. 1921. heretofors
mailed TO the shareholders.
By Order OF the Board OF Directors.
FREDERICK w. WAI.Z, Cashier .
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LARGE MERCANTILE AND MAN
UFACTURING CORPORATION
WOULD LIKE TO GET IN TOUCH
WITH PARTIES WHO CAN PLACE
EITHER PREFERRED STOCK OR
BOND SSUE; PROSPEROUS
CORPORATION DOING AN AN
NUAL BUSINESS OF OVER A
MILLION AND A HALF A YEAR.
J 633 HERALD. 280 BROADWAY.
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WORLD COTTON CARRY OVEN

WASHINGTON, Feb. i5.--The world S
carry over of cotton at the end OF the
1920-1921 cotton year. July 81 next. will
be 10,64S.550 bales. based on present
consumption. the Market Reporter of the
Department of Agriculture announces. 4
previous estimate. based on the second
forecast of midas crop. was 1.s09.200
bales higher. Indias third forecast
showed q much smaller crop because OF
decreased acreage and unfavoraDle
weather.
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NOTICE or SPECIAL MEETING Or
STOCKHOLDERS.

The Board OF Directors Of y. seligman
Merchandise co. on January 29th. 1921
having adopted q resolution that in their
opinion II IL advisable 20 dissolve such cor
poration forthwith and they having there
Upon called special meeting OF the stock
holders for tho purpose of voting on such
proposition.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a. spe
cisi meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF y. Selig-
man Merchandise Co. Will be held at the
orfices OF the company, No. 200 Fifth Ave
nuc, Borough OF Manhattan. City of New
York. on the 9th day of March, 1921, at
eieven o'clock in the forenoon for the pur-
pose &of considering and voting upon the
proposition that such corporation be forth
,,tfh dissolved and of transnefinr such
nthcr business az may properly come before
such meeting.
BESSIE s. ENsIG
The New York herald., 1921-02-16

WORK SUSPENDED ON
PARIS OIL PIPE LINE
General Financial Depression
Chief Reason Given for
Abandoning Plan.
SCHEME MAY BE REVIVED
Drop in Price of Coal One Fac
tor. as Purpose Was to
Provide Cheap Fuel.
SCHEME MAY BE REVIVED

PARIS. Feb 1a--Work on the proposed
Havre- Paris oil pipe line was indefinite
ly suspended yesterday after nearly 20,-
900, 600 francs lad been expended on
the preliminaries of construction and
plans The pipe line, which is an Amer
lean project. was TO be built al an esti-
mated cost of 100000, 900 francs.
The chief reason given for the aban-
donment of the work is the general
financial and business depression. The
Atlantic and Gulf Refining Company OF
America is the principal financial sup
porter OF the project through French
holding company. The Stewart Con-
struction Company of New York was
given the contract for building the line
and brought large staff of engineers
to Paris and Havre.
Henry JolHnnet, vice-president of the
French holding company, said that the
promoters planned revival OF the en-
terprise when the financial and CONNER
cial situation in France improved. The
tremendous drop in the price of coal in
France. M. Johannet added. was one OF
the factors in the situation, inasmuch
as the fundamental purpose Of the pro-
posed pipe line was to supply cheap fuel
to industries in Paris and to aid in COM
mercisl rehabilitation.
LONDON. Feb. 15.--Tssuance of new
shares by the Anelo-Persian Oil Com
pany has been decided upon by the
directorate OF the corporation. in which
the British and French governments are
financially interested, it is announced.
Second preferred shares to the amount
of f10,o00.00O and additional preferred
stock worth f5.000,000 will be placed
on the market for the purpose OF ena-
bling the company to develop its plant
and handle it's largely increasing out
put and its distributing facilities after
the end of next year. when its contracts
with the Asiatic Petroleum Company
expire.
Shortly after the meetings OF Pre-
miers Lloyd George and Milierand at
San Reno. Italy, last April, 1t was an
nounced that a French group OF bankers
had reached an agreement with the
Anglo Persian Oil Company for develop
ment on a large scale Of oil supplies
from British sources. The project con-
templated the creation of a feet OF tank
ships flying the French flag and the
building Of storage tanks at principal
French ports. At that time it was said
French company with capital Of
100. 900. 900 francs was being formed.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
ATLAS POWDER COMPANY
philadelphia

Febfuary y, 1N-I.
4 dividend OF 3ss on the Common Capital
Sfock OF the Company has been declared
payable March 10. 1921. to stockholders OF
record AZ the close OF business on Monday
FebTisiy rs, 1921.
rbe stock transfer books OF the Compa nv
,iu bs closed against the transfer OF Com
,non stock ~ the close Of business on Mon.
s,v. FEBRUARY 2e, 1921, and win be re-
opened ~ 200 O'Clock 4. N. on Thursday.
March &c 1921.
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PENNSYLVANIA CRUDE, $3.75.
CabeH. Somerset and Ra9land OIL
AIao Reduced.

PIrrsBcRG, Feb. 15.--Reductions OF
from 10 to so cents in the prices of
crude oil were announced here to-day
by the principal purchasing agencies.
Pennsylvania crude received a cut of so
cents a barrel, making the new price
1915.
Other reductions included Cabel. to
s221: Somerset. So; Somerset light,
s225. and Ragland, s1.15. Rasland was
cut 10 cents a barrel, the other grades
25 cents.
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UNITED STATES CAST rWOx rrpr
AND FOUNDRY COMPANY

-. . Nv TofK, JhnuaTy =, 1921
The Board OF Directors OF this Conpan,.
has ms cate declared q dividend OF five per
cent. to%) on It's Preferred Stock. payable
one and one quarter per cent, (fXcs5 o,,ar
terly the first quarterly dividend To be paid
March ~. 1921. 10 stockholders OF record
March !, 1921
y. r. TAUGHrox. seere,srv
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Fire Record

\. VI. Loss.
I .O0--22tJ hfh av.: unknovn.......T .Triflinr
2:O0-22s3 9TH aN.; unknown .Trifllnr
3:4J-i0i Rivinston st.. Bisonberg
- Ilotnine 20. .s.s. .ss.+s.4.. Unknown
1;0O--60 Division ST.; Brenner Bros .Trifllng
T:f5-chattetton and Zerega ava.
The Bronx. Department OF
street Cleaning dump. None
s;i--i2Tf av. A: Mrs. s. Walsh. Unknown
$500 West t35tb IT. Samuel
49, Wnite ';.;,,..s'......... Unknown
buldine material Ia lot; Jo-
p. NJ
f. :JJ-2h3d At. and Newton av. Tie
Brout brush In vacant lot. un-
:35--9fo Broadway. United Cigar
store .......s.............. Unknown
t.5o-zf5 I East 1S1d st.. John McKes
Unknown
4:5o-22a Mercer st., automobile. owner
Hnd damage. e............... Unknown
Gio-2ts West f2fth 81. automobile
nht IN garage ...s,.-......s. .vnknoYr
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February 10. 1921.
Tie annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Washington and New Orleans Telegra ph
'.oinpa ny VIII be held az No. 1876 Broadway.
in the City Of New York, y T.. on wsdnes-
day, March 2. 1921. at 900 o'clock p. m.
fol the election OF Directors and Officers
-fd for the transaction OF such other bust
ness a. may come before the meeting.
ANDREW r. Bt-RLEIGH Secretary
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NEW BANK ROBBED.

HorsroN Feb. ia man entered the
Blue Ridge State Bank at Hobby, IL
miles from here, to-day. beat the cashier.
Robert J.. Kirl<by. to death. and escaped
with all money In the bank except SO.
The bank was chartered yesterday.
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iq advertisement IN The Lost and
fo"nd columns Of THE VIEW YORK
HERALD o0,rs ,cof possibility NJ
reeorc,ino pour lost property
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PhiIadeIpIfa, Dccember g. 1920
lie Directors have this day decla rcd a
quarterly dividend Of ono and tiree-o,ia rter,
per cent. tstisc per share) on the Preferred
stociS or This Company, payable March IL
l'2l. 20 holders OF Preferred Stock of record
- tire close Of business Februar ~ 2s, 1871
Checks win be mailed
T. w Mpppra -r,...,,..
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Warner Observation-Disclosures. 1895
LINDERMANN. Herman. as
adntr. same .-............-...- li- -
PORTO. Tony-W. II. Williams ct al 3js.35
ROSEDALE ItAlRf CO.. INc.-H
,IMisohn ....,--.. ..-..-. ..........-- ''o"'- .
CLIFFORD. Irwin i:.. and William
Plunkett-Auto Brokerage Co.,
HACTSTEN. cdmund-Newat Real
!! 70. '.... ..-. .-......-t '-''-
rATlsKINSkY. Samuel BayulS
Bros, Inc. ..-......-... 49, ''''"-
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
The first name is that OF tile debtor. the
second tliat OF the creditor and date when
judgment was filed.
WEBER. Louis CA. Maynard
November y. 1915. ................ S1Ou.Uu
RUSSO Frank P.-J. Zieareli:
August IS, 1919 9...,............. l1i.j4
FRIEDMAN. Ienatz. and H. Metro
witz Tilly-W. Schonckc; Septen-
her II. i9i7. .................... Is7 %
DERACk, Robert H.. and Reuben
Cohen--National Nassau Bank of
n. ": March 5. 1915. ............. 1i3.il
SUSSMAN, William S.-City OF "
y; April 4. 1917 Cyacated) -. sss.6s
VAN BENSCHOTEN. Joseph r.
Allyn Hall Realty Co.. March IL,
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ALA Mi.

.L.orest due March !. 1921 on Atlantic
Toast line Railroad Company First consoIi
dated 81 Bonis VIII be payable At the office
~ 'hr UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK. No. f5 Wall Street New,
York. on or after March L. 1921
Tie transfer books Of said bonds viii be
closed February ~, 1921 and rc opened
hsfch T. 1921
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as the numbers OF the 1O4 bonds. issued
under the trust deed Of the Chicago West-
am indiana Railroad Company dated Deceni-
ner Ist, 1882. TO be redeemed. by the opera
tlon OF the Sinking Fund on March LIST mex
at The office Of Messts. j. T. Morsan 4 20,
New York al iO3 and accrued interest to
that date Registered bonds should be ac-
couparied BY a power OF attorney trans
,.rring them to bearer.
previously drawn for redemption, put not YET
presented for payment:
ii0T3 ii0a9 11i0o l4ofs
CHARLES II. RUSSELL. : Trustees
HERBERr l.. SATTERLEE,
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
vr.T TORN Tr-- ""HONE COMPANY
!, Aeas .Nak,ne Enna 69o Gold Debenturs
renda fBnr kehr nary 1. 1949.

SINKING UJ-ND NOTICE.
Notice IS re-ehy siven as provided in -Arti-
e,e " of he IudcnfGge dated February 1,
fafa 81 the Sew Fces Telephone Company
10 rs C5Dnyarfv Tr Company of New
9o.n a. rlustee taat rns undersigned at its
office No. 40 Broadway, New York City,
ill receive until 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on Thurs
day, February "a. 1921, offers for the sale
TO III as Trustee OF sufficient bonds of the
above issue at not exceeding t10so OF par
and accrued interest TO exhaust the sum OF
Two Hundred Six Thousand Ninety-five Dol
lars and six Cents (so06 oe5 o6), held in the
Sinking Fund.
The Trustee reserves the right to reject any
and all offers. in whole or In part. Offers
should be sealed and addressed 10 the Trust
Department and made subject TO acceptance
IN part thereof
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
f,v CHARLES SARTN President.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
First and Refundine Mortgage Thirty 4 oar
Five Per Cent. Gold Bonds Of the
PRINCETON LIGHT, HEAT / POWER CO
dine February 1, 1888

The EQUITABLE Trust Company of New
York, as successor by merger 10 The Irus'
t.omnanv OF America Trustee under mort
cs rer OF the Princeton Light, Heat Power
Company, dated February !, 1903. hereoy
invites proposals for the sale TO II OF as
nsnv bonds secured thereby will exhaust
-hs sum OF Six Thousand Five Hundred and
Seven Dollars and Seven Cents lxo,oot.oo
IN accordance with the sinking tund pro-
Visions Of said mortgage.
Written offers OF sale OF said bonds or any
part thereof at a certain price with accrued
interest, together with the bonds, TO oe tileo
with the undersigned Trustee on or before
twelve O'Clock noon February alst. 1871. at
which time said offers viii be opened OiIers
should be addressed 10 the TRUST Df.pAfI-
MENT. The right is reserved TO reject any
and all offers. 80.
Dated New York. n. y. February and, ls5I IL
TIE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY VI
NEW YORK. Successor Trustee,
By LYMAN RHOApES, Nice-President
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GENERAL oIcAn 90. nc.

Ncf| YORK, Tcbrurry a. 1921
quarterly dividend of one dollar and
-~~en'r-five cents ,J) pei share win be
Paid on ihe Preferred Stock OF this Com.
Dany March ,. 1921, TO stockholders Of rec.
vfi ,n February -. t92i AZ $500 r. VI.
~. v. SiffCk. Secretary.