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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
BUSINESS STILL UNEVEN,
WITH OUTLOOK BETTER
Trade Journals See Some En-
couraging Signs.

Although reports TO the journals or
business emphasize the fact that bust
ness il uneven. they see . evidences
Of slowly but surely Frightening OUT
look.
DiasS HevseiU says: THE second quar-
ter OF the year opens with some further
evidence Of business recovery. Contra
dictory advices continue, the situation
being conspicuously uneven, but the
general outlook is slowly Frightening.
Ar added gaia in steel buying, slight as
II Is, gives encouragement and there is
somewhat less depression than previously
in certain other basic industries. Prog
ress would be more satisfactory II fu-
ture dI.nands We're more numerous and
larger. yet soma textile mills have work
ahead into the summer and forward
commitments elsewhere may conceivabiy
broaden when price unsettlement dimin-
ishes"
BrGdstreet's says: Reaction from be-
fore Easter activity and a widespread
cold wave, which latter appears to have
damaged early fruit and vegetables
but not early wheat, have rob-
bed the apparently general tendency
toward moderate Improvement OF much
OF It's uniformity. On the whole, how
ever, distributive trade seems 10 have
fairly held its own, as have manufac-
ture and industry. gains I'm some lines OF
the latter offsetting losses elsewhere.
Iregularity is still manifest"
Failures reported In the United States
this week totalied 29e. compared with
900 last week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Despite exceptionally heavy liquidation
in Atlantic Gulf, on which IL broke 6ss
To "a during the final hour Of yester-
days Consolidated Stock Exchange trad
Ing, most iEdustrials evidenced resist
ancc and accumulation at figures well
above initial low marks OILS and to-
baccos which were under pressure dur
Ing the fret half period at material
recesAlons, we're advanced With the gem
cral list in the early atterno0n, certain
s.eels and motors moving to highs FOR
the day. Rails were inactive and slight
Isl lower
CrucibIe Steel rallied "a ~ S7it,
United States Steel to stii Bethlehem
steel y ~ 10 $50. Baldwin l.0como-
tive i y 10 IS. Studebaier 80 To 1855
Chandler 20. 70 SlI American Wooden
- to TIA General Motors 70 ~, Key
stone Tire 10 li9s. Bosch ~. a. 81 * +.
International Harvester 3 20 S6 ", Pa
mous Players III 10 71i. American
Sugar ~ - a2h. Kery-SpfWefiei Ia
rs 20 80. and Corn Products l to 74t,
Mexican Petroleum yielded 8fS, ~ the
minimum. 20 1884. Pan American 2t4
10 g., Royal Dutch New sork 9 10 VI,
Texas Company, Ia Ia tel American
Sumatra as TO 20. Tobacco Products
Ia 10 As. Retail stores -. 10 47as.
General Asphalt TO CO.'S, United states
Rubber 1ss to 69is. United states Hood
20 ~, stromberg 1ss 20 s5ss. Reading
60 61M. New York Central eek div,
40 / 70 6Sis snd Union Pacific ]
to 1fess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
WOOL.

BosToN, April 1.-The CONNER ciaI
Bulletin will say tomorrow:
''The demand for wool has falleL off
during the last week. as Is not unusual
following buying squirt like that of a
week ago, and all the more owing TO a
lessened confidence that quick tariff &C
ton is after all assured. Prices show
little change for tho week. The situa-
ton in the West has not changed ma
terially Foreign markets are duh and
tending downward"
Wool quotations follow OHIO and
Pennsylvania fleeces Delaine un-
washed. SO to 40 cents; fine unwashed,
32 to 80 cents \; half blood combine, 81
to "a cents; three eighths blood combing,
29 to 30 cents Michigan and New York
fieeces Delaine unwashed. 36 to SO
cents; fine unwashed. 80 to 81 cents ;
half blood unwashed, 81 10 80 cents
three-eighths blood unwashed, 20 TO %
cents. Wisconsin, Missouri and average
New England: Half blood, ~ TO 20
cents; three-eighths blood, % to 20 cents
one-quarter blood, "a to 20 cents.
Secured basis: Texas--Fine twelve
months, 20 to 75 Genes; fine eight
months, so to 50 cents. California
Northern, 72 to II cents; middle county,
IS to 20 cents: southern, so TO 90 cents.
Oregon--Eastern No. 1 staple. so to SO
cents; eastern clothing, 60 10 40 cents /;
valley No. /, 60 to 20 cents. Territory
Fine staple choice, 50 to 80 cents; half
blood combing, 10 10 IS cents; three
eighths blood combing. SO 10 90 cents
one-quarter blood comb.ng. AZ TO 10
cents; fine and fine medium clothing,
50 to 10 cents. Pulled: Delaine, 80 TO
95 cents; A a, so 70 SO cents: A supers.
60 TO 20 cents. Mohairs Best comb
ings. IS TO 80 cents; best cardings, %
10 rs cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
GRAIN.

CHICAGO, April EVERY commodity
on change fell to-day TO the lowest
prices yet this season. Prospects OF q
bumper yield OF winter wheat were
largely responsible Wheat closed heavy,
3is85Ac. net lower. with May s1.34A
9s1.35 and July S1.i43a @s1.14a
Corn lost * Gle. oats Is 41jsc. and
provisions 35 a 95c.
Although profit taking by shorts gave
the wheat market an appearance OF
strength at tho opening. general bearish
sentiment was obvious, and values soon
began 10 break. Nervousness was evil
dent regarding European political and
economic developments. especially the
British coal miners strike, and no COLI
ndence was evident on the bull side
when the attention OF traders became
focused on two crop estimates issued
here. Both estimates pointed TO a yield
of winter wheat much In excess OF last
years total. On the ensuing sharp de-
clines export demand broad ened and
had some temporary effect in rallying
the market. Investors, though, seemed
to have been scared away and in the
absence of any good general buying the
close was near the days bottom figures.
Liquidation by holders depressed corn
and oats Wheat's weakness appeared
to be the chief immediate incentive TO
sell.
Provisions gave way with grain and
hogs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
ELEcrnNs AND MEETINGS.
THE cHEsAPEAKENaND ONO RAILWAY
COMPANY

NOTICE or ANIMAL MEETING.
Rlcnmond VlrRinin February IT, 1921.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that "a
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company VIII
b. hello. AZ provided III the Bylaws, at The
gpnerni office OF the Company to the GIG
Of Richmond, Virginia. on Tuesday. the 18TH
day Of April 1921. a. eleven O'Clock a, NJ
a. for the election " directors
90 10 approve aud consent To- by vote
or otherwise as may be provided By law
and subject TO any necessary approval o.
consent by public authority, the lease 20
the Company. o. The acquisition other
wise b. the coEnpxny II and 70 the extent
authorized by iew, Of the railroad and
property, with the apDurtenanccs thereof
Of This Chcsapeahs anu Ohio Railway
Company % sntfane. Ia which the Com
pany s~ns substantially all the capital
stock
az 70 authorize and consent 10 the
form ana terTns of any instrument %
lease or o;hsrNvtSe tn this premises thar
may be subrnttad 20 the meeting.
4 90 10 apcr-vs. rAtify and confirm suc1
~ action therstcsons taken or authorized BY
the Board Of Director by the Exec;-
tive Committee Of the Company, whether
pursuant to nny previous authorization
by the stockholders or otherwise. as may
be submitted to Tho meeting; and
t3l 70 transact scrh other business as
may lawfully come before the meeting
The stock transfer books win be closed a.
the office Of the Company, No 81 Broad
way. New York City. on Saturday. the 10th
day OF March. 1921. AZ twelve O'Clock noon.
and wiz be reopeSed Oh Wednesday. me Goth
day Of April. 1921, AZ ten O'Clock A. NJ.
BY order OF the Bnn "a or Directors.
A. TRENNETT, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
100000 OF OIL
BONDS ARE SOLD
New England Refining Issue Is
Bought by Bankers to Of
fer Next Week.

The New England OH Refining Com
pany has sold to z. III. Rollins & Sons
ss,0oo.o00 OF It's first mortgage per
cent sinking fund gold bonds. dated
March 1. 1921. and due on March l.,
1881. They will be offered to the public
early next week at 9S and accrued fn-
terest to yield $50 per cent
The New England Oil Refining Conn
pany was Incorporated in June, 1919.
Prior to this financing the company hal
no funded indebtedness After giving
effect to IL the company's capitalization
stands as 100000 of authorized first
mortgage bonds, Of which s3,000,000 will
be outstanding, and $7,500.000 outstand-
Ing capital stock of 500 par value. The
bonds are secured by first mortgage
ON all property of the company now
owned or hereafter to be acquired. The
remaining 100000 of bonds may only
be issued for proper corporate purposes,
subject to the consent of E. FL. Rollins
g. Sons. The deed Of trust provides a
senli-annual sinking fund, commencing
on September /, 1922, which shall retire
the bonds at the rate of 10 per cent. per
annunl. The company's directorate in
Guides r. Douglas Cochrane. Rodolphe
L. Agassiz, Gaspar G.. Bacon. Spencer
Borden, Jr.. and Allan Forbes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

BEA>s-Marrow. choice 1890, 10 los s.;
red kidney. 1920 sg.50 white kidney. $3.50
UI4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
city Of Chicago. Credit.

course OF disposition Of S11.500.000 OF
city OF Chicago one 70 twenty year
serial per cent bonds ran into the
effects on investors OF reports and I'M
favorable rumors regarding the financial
position OF the city. William Hale
Thompson. Mayor Of Chicago, author
ICED the city's Comptroller to issue the
following statement OF facts regarding
the city's condition: tine city's gem
eral balance sheet of December 81, 1920.
showed assets, exclusive OF school prop
erty. to be s257.615.160 and the liza
hilities sr27,9Si.0 25. the assets exceed
ing all liabilities S12s.6s4.1S5, real estate
slone amounting to S34,G32.03S. Cash
In tile city treasury March is last was
s4l.3fI ,646. The city has an unexer-
cised borrowing power or s2S.3T9.39s"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
AGWI GETS EXTENSION
ON BIG LOAN BALANCE
So, ZOO, 900 Said to Be Unpaid
of Sc, 900, 900 Obtained.

The syndicate OF banks from which
the Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies
Steamship Line obtained a $4,000, 900
loan last January extended the unpaid
balance, approximately s2.7o0,000. when
IL fell due Thursday. The terms OF the
extension were not announced.
The loan extension, II was pointed out,
has no connection with the company.
efforts to raise about SIS, 100000 to take
care of current needs and to proviue
working capital.
r. c. McBain. treasurer OF Atlantic
Gulf. said yesterday that the resignation
OF A. R Nieol, president OF Atlantic Gulf
and West Indies, as treasurer and direc-
tor of the Atlantic Gulf Oil Corporation,
had been rendered upon the advice of
his physician. Franklin d. Mooney, vice.
president OF Atlantic Gulf, has been
elected director Of the oil corporation
and Mr.. McBain has been made treas
urer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

The raw sugar market closed steadIer
yesterday. with practically all full duty
sugars offered earlier in the day at Az
cents. c. !. T., withdrawn. ana Porto
Ricos offered advanced to 6.27 cents.
c. /. f.. IL was believed that the cable
from the Sugar Finance Committee in
Cuba stating that propagandists reports
about disagreement in the committee
We're untrue that predictions of Its
dissolution were groundless, and that the
committee would be dissolved only by
orders from Menocal. It's creator, who
was its stanchest supporter, was respon-
sible for the steadier market at the close
OF the day. New crop Cubas were sold
early yesterday 10y operators outside OF
the committee for cents, c. and T.. and
full duty sugars for 494 cents, c. |. T.
Refined sugar was unchange at s cents.
regular terms, and the demand not over
active.
The range OF prices IN yesterdays
sugar futures market follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

special Despatch 10 The NEW YORK HmsLD.
Ttrrr..4n %. Anil a ncnadi.,nr A.. Al.o.

speotdl Despatch 20 THn New York HnRALD.
CHICAGO, April 1.--Aocording to the
Modern Muller winter wheat was not
substantially hurt by the cold snap.
From present Indications a beneficial
effect In the way OF preventing too rank
growth and strengthening root devei-
cpment viii more than offset the dam
age from the frost The amount of
abandoned acreage win not be imnort-
ant. The green buy in s,uthern Kansas
ls causing apprehension. Insects have
caused damage IN Texas and Oklahoma.
With timely rains and no more than
ordinary Hesslan fly loss the prospect
In for a crop OF bsttsr than the I've year
average ona
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
cANApIAN rAoIr1c nAILMAY cOMpANf

NOIltE to SHAltEHObDElt>-
The Fortiefh Annual General Meeting Of
the Shareholders OF this Company for the
election OF Directors 10 take the places Of the
retiring Directors and for the transaction OF
business generally. viii be held Wednes-
day, the fourth day 81 May next. al the prin-
eipal office OF the Company. at Montreal, ~
Twelve o'clock noon.
SPECIAL. MEETING.
The nesting win he made special for rhs
purpose OF considering and. n deemed ad-
visable. OF authorizing the Issue. statutory
authority therefor being first obtained. OF
bonds, dcbentures or other securities collat-
eral TO or in lieu OF any consolidated deban-
ture stock which the Company Is or may
be hereafter authorized 70 issue. and 10 tho
same amount.
The Common Stock Transfer Books wiz be
closed IN Montreal New York and London at
3 r. NJ. on Tuesday, the fifth day or April.
The Preference Stock Books viii DO closed in
London az thesame time.
All books VIII be rs-opened on Thursday
the fifth day Of May
BY order OF the Board
ERNEST ALEXANDER Secretary,
Montreal, March f4th, 1921.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
Nova scotia bonds.

Offering of $1.50o.O00 OF Province OF
Nova Scotia gold five-year per cent.
bonds at 93ss and interest. yielding
about 7ss per cent with payment in
United States funds, was made yestcr-
day. The offering houses were the Ma
tional City Company. Wood. Gundy &
Co. and T.. H. Rollins & Sons. The
finances of Nova Scotia are so handled
that the entire annual expenditure, in
Guiding all bond interest charges. is
adequately taken care Of without re-
course to provincial property. tax al
though there is statutory provision for
such taxation. the property subject to
tax being assessed at $40. 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
Bond Prices irregular.

Bond sales we're yesterday on about
the same scale as they we're on Thurs
day. the session, although aJdet. being
marked by a good deal OF irregularity
In prices. There was fairly good de-
mand for foreign Government bonds and
fractional advances were scored in that
department. Liberty first 3la's and
nrst AIS were active and strong. while
the others of their department were
quiet Losses were general in the rail-
road group. Pennsylvania 61s's were
active and weak. selling down a frac-
ton below their previous low record OF
%. Other active rail bonds were South
ern Railway As. New Haven SIS and
Seaboard Air Line 6's. The movement
IN industriais was also downward.
United States Rubber refunding 5's
were heavy. Local fractions were active
and showed some Improvement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
BUDGET ESTIMATE REALIZED.

The Bankers Trust Company received
yesterday special cable from its Eng
fish information service. indicating that
British revenues for the fiscal year ended
on March 81 exceeded expenditures by
f230. 556.7S9. In that period revenue was
E1.425. 9S4,6 66 and expenditure f1,1e5,-
427,ST7. The surplus for debt reduction
closely opportunities the amount planned
by the Chancellor of the Excheauer al
the beginning OF the last fiscal year
which means that the budget estimates
for 19eO-l92f have practically been real
lied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
Financing Avoided.

A prominent automobile company.
which had started negotiations with To-
cal bankers for new financing of
magnitude. notified them yesterday that
the new money would not be needed, as
the company had made safficient prog
ress to get into a sound position where
no financing would be necessary. That
company in two or three months re-
duced its inventory S2.500.000 and its
bank loans S2.000.000. December was
the best sales month in its history and
the outlook for the company Is viewed
with satisfaction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
NET PROFITS $500 A SHARE.
Superior steel Corpora tfop Reports
for 1920.

The isoo report OF the Superior steel
Corporation, Issued yesterday, reveals
that the company had net profits. after
ali charges and taxes. Of ssg7. so. equiv
alent 70 $500 a share earned on its
common stock after deducting dividends
on the two classes OF its preferred
stock.
The companys gross sales were gl2,-
1866 and GROSS manufacturing profit
after depreciation ss.fs1.76i. Expenses,
taxes. &C., aggregated S526. o0s and Fed
eral taxes, si,oSi,0Si. Dividends paid
during tho year totalied se5s573. leav-
ing q final surplus OF s205,5H and O.
total surplus OF SS8i.ies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
EARNED FOUR CENTS A SHARE.

The report of Austin, Nicols & Co.
for the year ended on January 81, 1891,
shows net profits, after taxes and
charges. or 1891 .024, or 4 cents a share
earned on the 10000 shares Of its COM
mon stock after deduction Of its pre-
ferred stock dividends. In 1919 the
earnings were S1,264.46s. or S6.71 a
share on its common stock Its preferred
dividends OF s3S5,000 were paid leaving
9. balance transferred TO surplus OF s6,-
O24 and a profit and loss surplus OF
ss31.454.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
Average Bond Prices
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.


Sufficient progress has been made in
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany's reorganization through the ex-
changes of securities under the plan To
warrant an offering to the pubic OF Sc
curities in the near future. The at
torneys for the REORGANIZATION man.
ayers held yesterday a conference with
bankers to report on progress being
made and at the close of the conference
II appeared that a public offering of the
first mortgage bonds could be made
within two or three weeks. The first
step to be taken is the choice of voting
trustees and some names were discussed
yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
no CONTINUE on snoar TINE

MANCHESTER, England. April l.---Con-
tinuance OF short hmc. twenty-four hours
weekly. has been decided on by the Cot
ton Spinners Federation. The short time
will be In effect for another month in the
American section and for a fortnight in
the Egyptian section. The question OF
asking the 100000 operatives 70 consent
20 reduction In wages win be raised on
Alag q, according 20 agreements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
PENNSYLVANIA COAL AND COKF COR
pnRATInN

Take notice that the annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Pennsylvania Coal
aud Coke Corporation viii be held at the
principal office OF said corporation on tho
10th floor Of the Land Title Building I'm
the City Of Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, on
the 2nd day of May. 1921 at two thirty
o'clock in the afternoon. for the purpose or
electiug a board OF nlne directors 10 serve
for one year, and for the transaction OF any
and all other business that may come before
said meeting.
Dated, Anrll 4. 1921.
ALBERT G. EDWARDS, Secretary.
PENNSYLVANIA COAL AND COKE COR
PORATTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
Stb K SantraI
PROTECTS INDIAN OIL LANDS.
New Commissioners says Increased
Precautions Are Planned.
FRIDAY. APRIL l. 1921

WASHINGTON. April 1.--Increased pre-
cautions TO protect Indian owners OF oil
and mineral lands from exploitation
were forecast by Charles n. Burke, for
mer Representative from south Dakota,
who took Office to-day as Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs.
Declaring that some Usage Indians
receive family allowances from royalties
and other sources running as high az
$4,000 annually. the new Commissioner
said
This Is dangerous situation. and Y
heartily approve the efforts that the
Government has taken 10 limit The
amount of money that can be turned
over 20 them"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
pAnoocx q wilcox REPORTS.

Tho report OF the Babcock 4 Wilcox
Company for s20 shows net income
after charges. taxes and inventory adj
jcetments &c ~ CO... Sos IT. grcss profits
t0tallad ss2St sac. aud other income
SEQ. a02. For depreciation st2A.ss5 was
set aside and SIssS.a 1855 was Written ~
fer inventory adjustments. 4 loss ~
$685. sa was charged on a. a loss on
Government bonds and Sts5,aoo was
paid FOR Federal taxes Dividends on
the coinpany's stock aggregated s1,500,-
ooe. ana iss surplus on Dsc~sussr 81 vas
Lkxl-Aa1-AkA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

Federal Judge Lewis has ordered the
receiver OF the Denver Tramway Com
pany to pay the interest coupons OF
the Consolidated Tramway IS, the City
Tramway first IS, the Trnmway first
rs and the Tramway Terminal first 5s
interest on which was deferred on March
I. Increased fares have been followed
by largo earnings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
PRODUCE.

pr,>s,f.rra,,. c,,o,ca ,e.o - III, 4.
r.a Eidrev mo a. "A. s'hi,e isiaS,y xi9 s0
glf.
BUIIEk-Creamery. higher than extras.
10, 49lset9ec:. extras. " score; use 4oc
grades, S8aa7c., unsalted, higher than eK-
tras, 0-iaaoJc extras, olisao2c.. tirsts,
4oaolc,t seconds. 3s945ci neld Or storage,
Ssc oNsr ' srsdss. s5assc' Danish, eas 5s
L ITsss; ed 5tsre: S ao tuos imss y
go. oss,9oe. ~ ". ,,,rst -. 49,
"a daiss SYST. aaiss; current ake' rsls'
e5c.: No. 2. 2oisQoic'; lower grades. i7a2oc.
CHEEsf;-stato, whole milk, held, early
made Lats, specials, ~. 2I'su 20 ian
snale' .ti9I-s'sS.5,,' ayttHk" W., -2N-",sc.,
iIssn 49,, -, 80 y - $500 seii, go
sewsT Syafs, tNsns, 9se spsslss,
-in, held flats, eGq4siac hello twins, 2cn
$50; sinse Dslsi,s' lsi1s - 20 - ~, /.
Americas. g5a2sc. fresh. 2Gc. skiuis. held
specials, i'i4elSi-e, prime 70 choice. lSa
5aec.
soc: storage packed. extra nrsts. stc'.
firsta, 29isa3Olae. fresh. extra firsts. 2ais1
u.s. ,s tsss ie seconds sg.c sss-e soaa a'f Il
Sssc az v5ais io sGs s yves Ts. ss Rem
~ .1o, sea- pSg.,.ylgsria srS
w,1eru hcnnsry Whites, EXTRAS, ss.,. \.
tra firsis. s..a I7e., flrsls .edSie'. gathered
mniAss' ts.s,s Y" e%sfh tiist.' g-n"', uhaer
.frev. asa40r eNtra fif.f~ agsfgSr ritsts
gRa3lc. under arades s0@8le: other Nest
ern ana Southern. Gathered whites GOA
g,,r. state Pennsvi,anla y, nnarby W.
ern. hennsry browns. eNtfa-. atc. gam
tt.s ~ AGO. = yt-.ts NJ $50, $500 Gss
ea'.
....
~. imNaa bpd s.nlL t.orae,
49, u slio,.y,a l.'V. 49, 1910. Sso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
NOTICE or rIECTIoN or nIREd,rnRs.

No Independent nominations having been
made for one or more vacancies 20 be filled
in the Board OF Directors OF the New York
Life Insurance. Company at the 1921 Election
OF Directors, and the Superintendent OF In
surance having as required by law prescribed
rules and regulations for conducting and
holding said election. therefore, pursuant 70
given that the 1921 Election OF members III
the Board OF Directors or the New York Life
Insurance Company VIII be held at the Homo
Office OF the Company, No. 3f6 Broadway IN
the City OF New York. in the State OF New
York. on Wednesday, the 18th day Of April,
1921, the polls 10 be opened at ten o'clock IN
the forenoon and TO remain open until four
o'clock In the afternoon OF said day, af
which time they shall be closed
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
BY SEYMOUR H. BALLARD, Secretary.
Dated March 30th, 1921.