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South western Bell Telephone Company
rive Year 10 Convertible Gold Note,
Due ApriI I, 1925

Coupons from these Notes. payable hy their
terms on April !. 1921, a, the principal offics
OF the trustee III the Borough of Manhattan.
city OF New York, viii " paid al the Guar
an,y trust Co of New York at ifo Broad
way -
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1yTrnNAr,oNAr rrrn coNrAN,

New NOfN, WuftT 1V'IN III
The Board OF Director. have declared =
regular quarterly dividend " one and onc-
half per cent. ~ $50 OF the preferred CAPT
tai stocN OF this Company, payable Aptl
t5,E ta2i. to preferred stockholders ~
record al the Gloss of business April Stli
to2l. ..
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Heading Issue sold.

II. B. smith & co. sold yesterday
$4,000 of city Of Reading, Pa, 8
per cent. general Improvement bonds,
series =. dated Alay I. 1921, and due
sorislly in 1929 20 1851. both inclusive.
fof ii Ice 70 net l5J. Most or them
ere placed with investors IN Pcnnsyl-
Vania.
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
The Milwaukee Electric Railway & Light Co
io-year So sinking Fund Equipment
Trust told Certificates

Dividend warrants payable April !, 1921.
on ine above certificates VIII BE- paid AZ
the office OF Dillon, Read Co. New York
city and ~ the holders opuor at The
office or Fidelity Trust COMPANY rhila-
Fl
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u. S. F0OD PRODUCTS CORPORATION

Nprii ist. inet, coupons froin Gund- " ~.
Dtstflirrt Securities Corpnr nrstliuu Wili b6t paid
oil and after Npril isi. tngi. ~ prcfri i iv4
al narliers TRUST rotnpery, ~ Wall street..
New lurk Cits.
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United States Smelling
Refining &, Mining Co.

The Directors OF the United States smei.-
ing. Refining & Mining Company have de-
clared a quarterly dividend OF lsi per cent,
(s1is cents per share) on the Preferred Capt
tai stock. payable on April Is. 1921. to stock
holders or record at the close OF busines
April Q, 1921.
+. W. BATCHELDEH. Treasurer.
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LIVE srocK AND MEAT PRICES.

II you arc secLng new capital, q partner
or want TO start a business, Business
Opportunity Ad IN The Herald may sccom-
pllsh just what you srs after. THY one.-ddr,
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a. ARR H.

Va .N 20 700 vols hieIer dollar 40
~~i -.gncr. $500 Exchange go. lower :.
Sssd. Receipts 10000 bass aud stocr $1,000
rass. Santos futures i25 To 60 reis lower.
receipts I2.n00 bags and stock a.Sfa 600 ba.a
tteceipts AZ ports 1000 bags. against 5000
'sst year and 2e,O09 two Years ago Sac
Truio had y 900 against G,n00 ana ~, ,O01
snd Jundlphy 1000 ags inst 900 and H. o0O
bags. respectively. Fine weather in four
districts of sac psuo and shoSvety III one
Cleared from Mo. 1000 bags FOR $eY York
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. Eote, d Deteptu,e bona, iss.ad b.
The American Agricultural
Chemical Company

ia conformity "tn pare .;iaga - oi a cer-
'at adentinu ai1de W rie American Agrt-
cultural Chemical Company 10 The Guaraat!
Trust COMPANY ~ New York. dated Tie .nd
dsy cf February, iNli. uUtice i hereby given
ihat Tho American Agricultural Chemical
Coiupauy has elected to call ~ and redeem.
and docs hereby call Ia and wlll redeem ar:
ps4 at ilse office 0f said Trust Company,
10 Broadway. In the CITY OF New York.
Inc ncXt date Oh which if.'crest on said
Gsbenirrc bonds shall become due ard rag-
ah,e (Aug,isi let, 1871, all i;s daDentulo
nolds outstanding on said ate at One 1irl-
-rei and orc per ceniunI tlOieol OF tlie face
value thereof and accrued interest
lioldrrs OF debentare bonds may. q thclr
election, dciiyc" the same on, or nj any tins
rr!or 10, said date. TO the Trust Company a.
~ New Nork office, and OH making such 80
livery wiel al coupons attaeftG thereto vii,
receive payment for said bonds q. TIE abv~s
rate with all nterest accrued tssfoe,
Dotcd starch llM. 1877.
THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL. CHEM
lCAL COMPANY
BY TTIoS. a. DOE. Tre1snrer.
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NOTICE or ANIMAL MEETING.

Richmond. virginia. February 4, 1927;
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ths. the
1shesapeake and Ohio Raiiway Company win
he held as provided In the Bylaws. at the
general effice OF the Company IN the City
OF Richmond. Virginia, on Tuesday, the 10Th
day OF April. 1921. at eleven o'clocl; 4. NJ,
f1l for the election Of directors:
90 20 approve and consent TO. hy vote
otherwise may be provided By law
and subject TO any necessary approval OF
consent by public AUTHORITY. the lease 70
the Company, or the acquisition other
wise by the Company II and to the extent
authorized by Law, OF the railroad and
property. with the appurtensnces thereof
OF The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company OF Indiana. in which the Com
pany owns substantially all the capital
stock:
,3) 10 authorize and consent 10 the
form and terms OF any instrument Of
lease or otherwise III the premises tina;
may he submitted 10 the meeting;
~ to approve ratify and confirm such
action heretofore taken or authorized by
The Board OF Directors OF by the Execu-
tive Committee OF the Company. whether
pursuant to any previous authorization
by the stockholders or otherwise. as may.
be submitted 10 the meeting; and
90 10 transact such other business a.
may lawfully come before the meeting
:. The stock transfer books vlll be clo7ed a.
way, New York City, ON Saturday, the 10th
day OF March, 1921. az twelve ocloci, noon,
and and YIN be reops1ed ,ps, o. wednesday, Tie 2oth
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
a. rREvvETT. Secretary
NOTICE OF ELECTION OF DTRFI'TOR
No Independent nominations having heen
made for one more vacancies TO Re f.lled
IN the Board of Directors or the New Yorl;
l.lfe Insurance Company al the 1921 f:lec. lon
Of Directors, and The Superintendent OF In
-urance having as required BY law prescribed
rules and regulations for conducting and
holding said election, therefore, pursuant "a
said rules and regulations notice s hef. .r
given that the 1921 Election OF members ~
rhe Board OF Directors OF The New Yori life
Insurance Company win be held At tha Homs
OFFICE or the Company. No. $40 Broadway, II
he cry Of New York, In the State OF New
York. on Wednesday, tho 18th day Of AD-il
1871. the polls TO be opened al ten o'cioc IN
The forenoon and to remain open untn fuur
O'Clock ~ the afternoon o. said day. 8.
which time they shall he closed.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
By SEYMOUR NJ. BALLARD. Secretary
Dated March 30th. 1921.
NOTICE: An Election or Directors OF the
Home Life Insurance Company VIII be held
Al the office of the Company. No. sc Broad
way, Manhattan. New Yori. on Wednesday
April q. 1921. The polls VII be C>en from
10 A. Af. to r. NJ
WILLIAM s. GATLoED. Secretary.
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LIMA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. INC.
so Church Street.
Naw NnYG

New York
March ST. 1891.
Tie Board Of Directors has this day de-
clared q quarterly dividend OF one and three
aia rters tfaaeel per cent upon tie Tree
ferred stock OF this Company for the thres
months ended March 81 1921 payable May
H. 1921. to stockholders of record ~ tire
close OF business on April To- 1921. Trans
fer books do not close.
H. A LARSEN
Weep dcnt md Trea suref,
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COFFEE.

3 The range Of prices in yesterday 3
..coifee futures market Follows.
The New York herald., 1921-04-01
THE WINCHESTER COMPANY
New Haven. Conn. March 2Sth, i92l
Semi Annual Dividend
1ffr.f preFerrod Stock

The directors or The Winchester Company
have this day declared the regular semi
annual dividend of 81 per cent OF the OUT
standing First Preferred stock OF the Com
psny. payable April 18Th. 1921. 10 Stock :
holders of record st the close OF business
April 1st 1921 Transfer books VIII close
at 3 p. NJ. April let. 1921. and reopen APRIL
18TH, 1921. st 1000 a. n. O'Clock Checks
will be mailed.
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BONDS STOCK ANGE
THURSDAY, MARCH 81. Il
RANGE or LIBERTY BONDS.

Days sales .....,...,.......,,... "
Year to date "a
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THE WINCHESTER COMPANY
New Haven Conn. March .sth, 1871.
semi Annual Dividend
,...4 r..V..,4a GsfarL

ctCOUu TltfetIVU 6IuCh.
Tine directors OF Tlie winchester Company
have this day declared dividend ot per
cent on the outstanding Second Preferred
stock or the Company. payable April 18th.
1921 to Stockholders OF record az the close
Of business Apr 1qt. 1921. Transfer books
will close a 800 T.. NJ. April lst. 1871 ant
reopen April 10Th. 1921. AZ loiW \. VI.
O'Clock Checks will be mailed.
r. u. ANDERSON, Treasurer
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
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$2O,ooO,00o
Vacuum Oil Company
Fifteen-Year 745 Gold Bonds

Fifteen Year 79a Gold Bonds
To dated Apniis2 . onatu
and oabe ParR ngsa Rsae The a91ts0s 3 s @
company " M % Resstes6e % % Principal oi ~ ~ -
ss % ds % 5a % @ R o s o. % 9s % d % g 1875 81 ia o5 % s a az during @
- 80 ~ nd Htre dMugla lai.aNdol asm her
ausrts, G n.innnts ITS M si2s pursha
obtainable and accrued interest
thee Company the enextau
~trmAsP summarized s~Aos&
Oldest dolc sin
the tine % co@panys q Capital @ % seo had 1 Se acquired M the
Company The Company ned the refining OF petroleum = ana the
of hghg lubr
the Ggoe' radema universally known to
Of lubrcatn
obligations Of the vau"
the Of
issued will
other things,
@ @ sat s s, ss sss osas % s Ss s:' total % s @ s % I % ps %
s s s:s .4s asset: s | sss % % ss % 6 al = s
Vacuum Oil Company after all
Federal amounted s. 2ooo and for the five
maximum annual interest requirements on these Bonds
Net tangible assets the So0 Vacuum % & Oil G% 9 % 600 Oesss
100 and interest, to yield 745
Delivery temporary is aborAp pnl OIL
The National City Company
The Equitable Trust Company Of New York
Blair & Co., Inc Dillon, Read & Co.
% & "sSa sa ] s % ] %n.. s sa s . %s correct @
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United and oas Boa

City 81 Bor-
doAux ss
4o9
CityofI.yons g.
-. 43s
City OF Mar
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Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-08
No Trace Is Found
OF Escaped Bandit
Warden Believes Roy Gard
ner Still Hiding in
Woods.

Tacoma. Wash. Sept. Roy
Gardner, mail robber, who escaped
Monday from Mcneil Island federal
prison, is concealed i'll the. under
brush Of densely-wooded belt on
ts.e island, according to the belief
OF Warden Thomas Maloney, who
has maintained vigilant patrol about
the tract since the prison break.
Yard by yard prison guards are
beating over the area which is
thought to be the fugitive's refuge.
There are many deep crevices and
al some places the underbrusll
scarcely is penetrable. Springs are
plentiful and prison authorities point
ed out Gardner might be able to re-
main there undetected for days.
A prison library card was found
near the road which marks the
OF the woods. The prison
authorities consider it unlikely that
the card was dropped under any but
suspicious circumstances, as the spot
is remote from the prison and no
prisoner has been over the road
since Jail break Is years ago. The
road is little frequented by prison
guards, giving strength. it was said,
to the supposition the card may
have been dropped by Gardner.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-08
Ex-senator Beveridge
May Be Appointed New
U. S. Envoy to Germany

Washington. Sept 7.-Former
Senator Albert ]. Beveridge of In
diana may be appointed ambassador
to Germany, according to political
gossip.
mo confirmation of the report
was obtainable at the White House,
where it was stated that an ambas-
sador to Germany will not be Sc
lected until after the Berlin peace
treaty is ratified. 1t is also not
unlikely that when the peace is pro-
claimed a charge d'affaires will be
accredited to Berlin, giving the presi-
still further time in which to select
an ambassador.
Mr.. Harding is known to desire to
reward Ellis Oring DIESEL, the
American commissioner in Berlin,
for his work there including the
negotiations OF the peace treaty and
Mr.. Dresel not iinprobably will be
the American charge d'affaires.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-08
Use of All Funds
For University
Strongly Urged
Appeal Will Be Made to Gov.
ernor Today to Exclude Re-
gents From Rule, Govern
ing Expending Agencies.

Lincoln, Sept. Especial )=-H
H. Baidridge of Omaha and E. ]
Hainer of Lincoln will assist Dear
w. A. Seavey in attempting to get q
special dispensation for the univer
sity regents, which will exclude therl
from the rul. recently inaugurated
that all expending agencies OF the
state must set aside 10 per cent oi
tl:eir appropriations as reserve
fund in an effort to keep away from
deficiency appropriations which in
past years have run into, the hun
oreds of thousands Of dollars.
Baldridge and Hainer conferred
with Phil Bross, secretary Of finance
and revenue, and Mason Wheeler,
assistant attorney general, in regard
TO details cf the proposed petition
for mandanlus to be filed, probably
in the supreme court, to compel
Governor McKelvie to turn over a.
appropriations to the university.
A conference between opposing at
t,rneys and Governor McKelvie is
scheduled for Saturday morning III
the governors office, when an Ct.
fort will be made to reach an
anicablc agreement as to the me-
thods to be used i'll ascertaining
whether the legislature had any
right to authorize the governor to
guard against deficiency appropria
tions by forcing expending agencies
to outline their proposed expendi-
lures in advance, tell just what th-
expenditures are proposed for AMI
set aside 10 per cent for emergen-
.cies.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-08
Forest Fires Are
Nov Under Control
Destruction of White Pine.
Believed 1ncendiary, Is
Probed.

McGrath, Mimi, Sept. Fires
burning in the district near Onomia,
Hillman and Johnsdale carly today
were reported under control by ma
tional guardsmen and citizen volun-
teers.
Fire fighters in the Solana section
also were holding their own, al
though at one place the Harles were
covering a fve-mile front toward
Arthyde. Two hundred and fifty
men are concentrated there back
firing. A sudden wind would en-
danger 2afamilies, still in the -Solana
region.
State military authorities today
were preparing to investigate the Cir
cumstances surrounding the burning
of the village of White Pine yester-
Gay. Adj. Gen. w. F. Rhinow ex-
pressed the opinion that the fire was
OF incendiary origin, notwithstand-
ing that forest fire was burning
at the outskirts of the town. He said
the wind had been blowing the
flames Of the forest fire away from
the town.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-08
Missing g Denver
Teller Located
Father of Edwin F. Morse
Accused Of $4,000 Theft,
Gives Detectives Clue.

Denver. Colo. Sept. 7.-Defnite
information was received here to.
day by Leonard De Lue, head of a
detective agency, he announced, tina!
Edwin F. Morse. former head teller
Of the international Trust company
here, who is charged in a federal
warrant with having robbed that IN
stitution Of about $4,000 and who
disappeared about August IS, is in
Mexico CITY,
This information, according tc
Mr.. De Lue. came from Morse's
father, DR.. George O. Morse 359
Vernon avenue, Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. De Lite said that as a result OF
communications with DR.. Morse he
had learned the sons whereabout
and that he was in the Mexican cap
ita1 yesterday.
Mr.. De Lue said the young mans
father declared his son had OBJ
tanned only about $4,000 of the
money he is charged with having
taken and thakh he was the "dupe" oi
two other men whose names have
not been ascertained, the detec'' q,
said.
Officials of the International
Trust conpany<today admitted ne
gotiations had been carried on with
DR.. Morse in an effort to obtain the
surrender of his son.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-08
Hard Fight
Expected
On Tax Bill
Democrats Line Up Against
Retroactive Repeal Of Ex-
cess Profits Levy and
Cut i'm SurtaN.
Final Outcome in Doubt
BY ARTHUR SEARS HENNING.
Chicago Tribune Omaha n,e Leased Wire,

Chicago Tribune Omaha lice Leased Wire,
Washington, Sept. There will
be a desperate battle fought in the
senate over retroactive repeal OF the
excess profits tax and the reduction
OF the maximum income sar,aN from
6S 10 - per cent.
The democrats are nearly unani-
'mously opposed 10 these proposals
and lining up with them thc:e will
be just enough republicans 20 make
the contest exceedingly close, Just
how close il is, already is indicated
by the fact that Chairman Penrosc
is counting on a majority of only one
in the senate finance committee TO
approve an amendment making the
repeal OF the excess profits tax and
the reduction OF surtaxes elective
January !, 1921, instead OF January ],
1922, as provided in the house bill.
President Harding insists upon full
iiilment OF republican campaign
promises that the excess profits taN
be repealed without delay, which he
COI1SlIuSS ds 81 plohIisS W NNShFh
1921 profits from the tax.
Would Release Capital.
Administration leaders argue that
the retroactive repeal of the excess
profits tax and reduction OF the high
er surfaces will release vast
amount OF capital for the expansion
OF business and relieving the business
depression enormously.
The opposition contends that busi-
ness and industry already has made
prices on basis of recouping them
selves for prospective 1921 excess
profits taxes, thus passing on to the
consumer a tax which will be
pocketed by capital if the govern
mcnt fails to collect it.
The reduction of surtaXes would
affect about 5000 persons with an ag-
gregate net income OF about 81 ,2OO,-
100000 on which the tax yield is now
about 5000, 100000, but would be only
about $300,000,000 with surtaxes re-
duced. The opposition does not be-
iievc that such reduction would re-
lease sufficient capital to produce
any appreciable business expansion
of would dissuade the rich from con-
tinuing to avoid income taxation by
investing in non-taxable state ard
.innnicipal securities.
Short of Funds.
After 10 days of close study OF
The house bill, the minds of ma
jority OF the finance committee meni-
bers appear to be we'll made up that
the amount OF money it is designed
TO raise during the next year, about
So 3,000,0OO,O0O, is from $500,00O,00O to
81 ,O0o,0O0,0O0 short OF the sum the
government must actually have. un-
less deficiency is to be created;
that with the excess profits tax re-
pealed and the higher brackets OF
The individual income surtax reduced
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Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-08
Onlahan Is
Chosen by
Film Venus
Audrey Munson Puts Andre
Delacroix, Omaha's Perfect
Man. Among Five. One
Of Whom She'll Marry.
Selection Made From ESQ

Omaha's perfect man." Andre
Delacroix. has been named as one
OF group OF five candidates out of
field OF $50 applicants in a nation
wide quest Tor the hand and heart
OF Audrey Munson, famous model
and movie star OF Syracuse, y. Y.
A letter received yesterday morn
ing by Delacroix. and also indie
pendent telegraphic information
from Syracuse. brought the news
Of the success OF the Omaha man
III Ike first elimination contest.
Delacroix expects TO journey 10
Syracuse as soon as his present mo-
ton picture contract will permit.
Youth Only Drawback.
The following telegraphic infor-
nation was received yesterday
morning from Syracuse:
Audrey Munson, the worlds
most perfect woman. who recently
announced she was willing to marry
any physically perfect man, has
selected Andre Delacroiy Of Omaha
as one OF the five possibilities. from
among $50 applicants. Size has
invited Mr.. Delacroix to come to
syracuse to meet her and he has
consented to do So The only
drawbacks TO the Omaha man is his
youth, Miss Munson says. e..
But he writes the dearest letters
you ever read" Miss Munson said
i'll all interview Tuesday. "and he
insists he intends to see NE ard
begged Inc to promise him not TO
become engaged to any one else
until after our meeting. So | am
counting him among the FIVE
Same as Hermes.
Clayton Bridgewater OF Okla
homa City is the second man in the
contest. He is a business man and
wrote that his measurements are
identical with those. OF Hcrnes OF
Praxiteles. He says he has fine
car and could give girl everything
she desired. The third is Capt.
Arthur c. Griffin OF Tucson, Ariz..
who has two little girls and wants
Miss Munson to act as their mother.
The fourth is Cleve r. Wood Of
Dallas, Tex, world veteran cowboy
and now night jailor of the Dallas
county jail. The fifth is Capt. Wal
ter Wanderwell of Chicago, globe-
trotter, Who has made seven trips
around the world and wants Miss
Munson 10 accompany him on his
next trir.
In her letter to Mr.. DelacroiS,
Miss Munson wrote.
Il enter you iii the blue ribbon
class meaning that the Omaha
man is in the first division of five
cut of field of ESQ.
Mr.. Delacroix was visihly elated
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Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-08
a Mingo Miners
Again on Trial
For 1920 Battle
Names of Sid Hatfield and Ed
Chambers, Recently Mgr-
dered, Omitted From List
of Defendants.

Williamson, W. Va, Sept. Tive
names that figured prominently early
this year i'll one OF Mingo county's
most protracted circuit court cases
those OF Sid Hatfield and Ed Cham
bers-were omitted today when the
roll OF defendants was called at the
opening OF the second trial of a group
OF men from Matewan, charged with
completely in tine killing of seven pri-
vate detectives in that. town May l9,
1920 #...
Hatfield and Chambers were shot
and killed few weeks ago OH the
Mcdowell county court house steps
at Welcii. In connection with their
,deaths three men, including c. E.
Lively, principal witness for the
prosecution in the first Matewan case,
were arrested and held il $4,000 bail
each.
Today IA men went TO trial on an
Indictment charging completely in the
killing OF w. ]. Ferguson, one of the
private assistaRts-s,They arc eeece
and Halle Chambers, Arch Williams,
Fred Burgraff. Doug and Ben
Mounts, William Bowser Coleman,
William Bowman, James and Clare
Overstreet, Nanelay and Lee Coier,
Jess Boyd and Charles Kiser.
The defendants III the first trial
we're acquitted.
Mai. Tom> Davis, Governor Nor
gan's personal representative to en-
force martial law in Mingo county.
has announced that state forces will
control the situation around the court
house during the trials. None but
court officials, jurors, witnesses. law
yers and duly accredited representa-
tives of the press will be admitted to
the. court room, he stated, and all
persons entering the court room will
be made to give conclusive evidence
that they carry no weapons OF any
kind"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-08
Rail and Water Carriers
Authorized to Cut Rates

Washington, Sept. RAT and
water carriers were authorized by
the Interstate Commerce commits
sion today to reduce rates on freight
from the Atlantic coast to Texas
points by way of Galveston. The
commission thereby reversed its
former decision in the case in which
it held that the reductions proposed
by the Mallory and Morgan lines
were not justified except in certain
particulars.