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The New York herald., 1921-02-18
NnrrolA nnd Mestem Rn,,ruv Comran,.

!. Pursaant 10 the regulations or the Inter
state Commerce. Commission prescribed IN
l's order dated October q. 1918 IL Docket
TX Psrta No. 50. the Norfoll; and Western
Railway Company hereby requests BIDS snd
a.rehy gives notice that it win receive BIDS
for: 49,
tract serial No. AA-3).
Electrical supplies Contract serial No. AA-3'.
I:erair parts for steam turbines Contract
Repair parts for uuderfecd stokers (Con-
tract serial No. AA-aD.
lmpregnating three 1iH. ladders Contract
800 pair steel angle bars for s5-lb. AsCE
rail Contract serial No. AA-4).
I No. 20 rail bound mangancse steel insert
stiff frog. so 0" long. ioo-b. ARA b
rail Contract serial No. AA--).
2 No. IL manganese insert stiff frogs, ioo-lb
ARA 81 rsll Contract serial No AA-el ::
500 Kegs Heat Treated Track Bolts. -
diam. 5s4 long Contract serial No. AA-IJ.
goo Kegs Heat Treated Track Bolts, is
diam. SO" long 1Contract serial No AA-', !:
900 (only) Heat Treated Track Bolts, ""
diam. 1925" long Contract serial No AA-1l.
2.n0o (orlyl Heat Treated Track Bolts. y
diam x l05sr long Contract serial No AA-ID.
500 Steel Wire Springs for Elvin Grease
Cellars Contract serial No. AA-S).
IN accordance with specifications snd plans
which VIII be supplied as mentioned under
paragraph below.
n. 2. Bids must be submitted and addressed
to the undersigned, at his office. by II
o'clock noon. Eastern Standard Time OF
Bids received after that time will not be
considered
.. Bids must be prepared and submitted on
the forms prescribed In the regulations men
TONED above. which forms will be furnished.
on request by the undersigned.
:. The successful bidder will be required
20 enter into and execute proposed contract
Serial No. as above containing general terms
and conditions. which will be supplied 10
prospective bidders upon application TO the
undersigned.
T. The right Is reserved to reject any and
al bids. and 10 accept any part of any one
bid.
g. Complete specifcat'ons-aad pans-are
now fle n .ie office Of the undersigned.
and said specificatiors-an plans--riay be
inspected and examined, free OF charge, dur
ing business hours Of any business day by
any percors who may desire or propose 20
submit bids. and upon request OF any such
persous copieg OF said specifications-and
plans-v'ill be furnished and forwarded to
them.
Dated this twelfth day of February. 1921.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY co.
J. II. CLEHMrT'r, Purchasing Agent.
Room No. Col, n. and W. Ey. Office Bldg,
Roanoke. Va.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
METHOD FOR CHEAPER
MARKETING DEVISED

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Feb. II. - The
farmers grain marketing committee OF
seventeen. appointed six months ago by
the American Farm Bureau Federation
TO devise cheaper marketing methods.
announced tonight that II had voted to
recommend formation OF a non-stocls,
nonp-rofit corporation TO be known as
the Nationally Sale Agency. which would
handle the marketing Of grain after II
leaves the producer.
The organization would be cooper
ative. growers of grain taking MEM
bership in IL. The members would ef-
feet an agreement with local cooper
ative elevators or local grain grow
ors association TO deliver the grain on
the basis OF a sales contract or pool
ing contract The local elevator or
grain growers association would con-
tract with the National Sales Agency to
handle the grain.
The plan calls for ownership OF ter
niinal agencies. warehouse. finance apd
export CORPORATIONS and service depat-
Inents by the National Sales Agency.
The service department would fur
nish Information on local. regional. ma
tional or International conditions.
Transportation. legal, statistical and
other departments would be included.
Membership subscriptions would furnish
the necessary capital The running ex-
penses would be covered by minimum
handling charge on grain.
Where local elevators and grain
growers associations do not exist the
sales agency would form them.
The committee II working out the de-
tails and viii submit the completed plan
to convention OF farmers organiza-
tions for action
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
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1925 All 4 Charl IS
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The New York herald., 1921-02-18
PROPOSALS.
NORFOLK WESTERNS RAILWAY co


I. Pursuant 10 the regulations OF tho
Interstate Commerce Commission prescribed
IN Sta order dated October Q. 1919. n
Docket, Tiy parte No. -, the Norfolk ard
Western Railway Company hereby requests
bids. and hereby gives notice that Il viii
receive bid, for:
It's requirements OF Locomotive Driving
Wheel and Truck Tires for The fnonthe of
February 20 June, 1921. both Inclusive. In
nccordance with specifications and plaul
which VIII be supplied mentioned under
paragraph 0 below.
2 bids must be submitted and addressed
n the undersigned NJ his office, by ~
o'clock noon. Eastern Standard Time Of
February. 1871 Bids received after that
time viii not be considered
2. Bids must bo prepared and sub
mlttcd on the forms prescribed IN the ragi-
lations mentioned above. which forms VIII
br furnished, on request. by The under
aligned.
4. The successful bidder vili be required
70 enter into aud execute pr0porcd contract
Serial No. AA-2 containing general terms and
conditions; which WIN be supplied 70 pros
pcctiye bidders upon application to the
THO rIsht is reserved 70 reIcc, any AMI
sli bids. and 70 accept any part OF any one
bid.
now on file IN the office OF the undersigned.
and said specifications and plHna--may he
Inspected and examined, free OF charge,
during buniness hours or any business dey
BY any persons who may desire or propose
10 submit bids. and upon request or any
ruch pcrsons coniee of said apccifications--
and pians--c'ill bc furnished and forwarded
10 them
Dated iir third day OF February Io,;
NORFOLK r WESTERN RWN Go,
j. RI. C1emm,u PURCHASING. Agent,
room osi ". snAw vvy. of,ioc rdc
Roanoke. Virginia
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
HIGH COSTS LAID
TO LOAFING ON JOB
Head of National Gamers AS
sociation Tells Gr0cers
Where Blame Belongs.

"The high cost of loafing is the mother
OF the high cost of living. Harry p.
Strasbaugh. president OF the National
Gamers Association. pointed out TO the
wholesale grocers yesterday in their
thirty-third annual convention at the
Hotel Astor.
I'm the last twelve months the nation
would have reached normalcy sooner If
thero had been less talk of profiteerlng
and the high cost OF living and more
talk of loafing on the job" said Mr.
Strasbaugh. Unfortunately II some
times takes the American people long
time to come around to the true situa-
ton. But when they come they always
come with shout, even if they are like
the volunteer firemen VINO dash into the
picture after most of the damage is
done"
Being a Gamer and speaking before
people whose business II Is to sell as
much canned goods as possible, Mr..
Strasbaugh had little but good to say OF
tho timed stuffs industry. He said that
ptomsine is bugaboo and that science
ptomaine poisoning is myth. The
bacilli can get its death blow by suf-
ficient heat sterilization, Mr. Strasbaugh
maintained.
Canned food is the safest food people
can eat" he continued. 'If properly in
spected and certified II is safer than
foods sold in bulk. 1t Is the safest food
there is as long as 1t is sealed and not
exposed to contamination. Food Is con-
taminated by dust. spoilage and decay
under ordinary conditions In the ordi-
nary shop. Gamers know how to pro-
long the life of the food by proper
handling.
They talk about the danger in canned
foods, but who mentions the farmer who
markets half ripe or partially decaytd
tomatoes. or the retailer who passes
along an immature or over mature prod
uct to a consumer. Know thy food rs
advice that every person should folow.
FOR health and even life may depend
upon it, Know what you buy and where
you buy II. The time has arrived when
the consumer wants the safest, cleanest
and best food. He must have II at any
cost"
Frank *. Houston. vice-president OF
the Chemical National Bank, discussed
the relation of merchant and banker.
with more complacency than they faced
1920" Mr.. Houston said. Tho country
had been riding to o fall. but when the
fall came il was not as upsetting as had
been apprehended. The Federal Reserve
Board did not apply the brakes too sud
denly. though many wholesalers seemed
to think so. They kept the business ma
chine upon the road and prevented il
from overturning.
while a definite change for the bet
ter has taken place we are not yet out
of the woods, and our ability to get out
Is going to require much conservative
and constructive thinking and acting.
We must have continued and orderly
liquidation. Nothing could be more fatal
to complete recovery than another Pc
rlod of initiation.
II believe that business is entering
upon a greater competitive era than ever
before. The worldwide destruction OF
capital can only be made good by more
efficient business methods and lower
costs of production. Speed will no longer
be the main consideration. Value and
quality production will count more
heavily"
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
Liberty I-ruc Adranee..

4 sale Of Liberty bonds NJ par was
made Yesterday for the first time IN
longer than twelve months. The bonds
were of the First Second ~ per cent.
issue and are not often traded IN. The
amount Of tha; issue outstanding Is
small. amounting TO only sS.o00.O0o. ana
their price ia subject TO considerable
variation. The First-Sccond tiis arc
sfSs converted into the Fourth loan due
1932-19t7. The first sale YESTERDAY was
for 80 ond the next was OF $4,000 tof
100. Tho TOP price was 3 points higher
than the last previous sale. made on
Monday. and Is the highest price reached
bv any Liberty bond issue since January
20. 1920. when the F'irst-second vas
sold for t0o.S0. On October =. 1919.
they sold for fo20 06 and the record low
prioo for them was sc, established on
May 90. 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
Time Money ResewnI..

Banking houses engaged in the dis
tribution Of bonds were Interested par
ticularly yesterday in the negotiation
OF time loan renewals In considerable
volume at per cent. The maturing
loans bore an per cent rete or even
higher and banks were free to offer
renewals for ninety days at per cent
Although new time loans were few on
account OF the desire OF the banks 10
keep out OF the position of ndiscrir-
mate offers OF tirne loans. II was con-
sidered eignihcart OF their opinion OF
tho course of money rates that the
banks concerned were glad 20 put the
time funds out for three months az
per ccnei Call loans In the New York
stock Exchange were at : per cent. all
day. but over the counter a rate OF 6
per cent was also maintained all day.
Business In money loans Inside" was
at a minimum.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
rIrcr,oNs An MrrrlNns.
NOTICE or SHAREHOLDERS MEETING.
THE Liberty NA1IUNAL BANK OF
NEW NORE,
i-N broadway.


7, .nr Sbarch5'ders ~ THE LIBERTY MA.
TiDNAb RANK or NEW YORK:
Notice rs HEREBY GIVEN thaf q special
meeting of the shareholders Of this Bank viii
~ held az fl o'clock n the forenoon. AZ the
offices OF the Bank. 100 Broadway Nev York
city, ~. Y. on Friday, March fih, f02i 10
,oie on the due ,.ion of tho Iinulde tion of m.
Bank a. a National Dang. 10 take effect AZ
: future date. and 20 au.horisc ths Director.
Il, execute a ccriificafe ~ organization a. =
e.atc Denk. ~ required b. the New York
Mansing Law. aad 20 iake, and 10 authorize
80 Directors tv take. 4nch otner action as
tiav BE- neces ssary or expedient 10 cause its H.
nuidafi~n M n National BANK 20 become effec-
tlrc, ~ corporate existence 80 State panl,
10 hcz'1 and merger With The New Yori,
f.rus. Cornunny 20 DO accomplished, pursuant
~ he terms ~ the Plan and Aareemen' for
the merger of The Liberty ia ,icnsi Bank %
.~rw Ycris into The New Yorl, Trust Com.
many. Gated Fshrunfy T. 1921. heretofors
nailed 10 the sha reiiolders.
Nv Cfuer ~ The Hoard Of Directors
F-HEDEnicE W WAIy Cashier
Dated. Fe' 'rusiN T. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
Worcester Note. Awarded.

The treasurer OF Worcester. Mass.
awarded yes sterday 100000 OF revenue
notes to Salomon Bros. & Hutzler at
5e5 per cent discount plus 81 premium.
and $4,000 notes TO Wise. Hobbs &
Arnold at 5.3s per cent discount. The
notes are dated February IS and ma
ture on October lS. A temporary loan
Of SIS 900. dated February 10 and ma
turing on November Is. 1921. was
awarded 10 +. s. Moseley & Co. at $50
per cent. discount by the city OF Welies-
ley. Mass Estabrook & Co. were
awarded temporary loan Of 5000, 600.
maturing on November 10, at J.s5 per
cent. discount by the treasurer OF Md
dlcsex county.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
To fhe Holders of Dominican Republic so
Bonds, Issue of 1918, Due 1898.

In accordance with Executive Order 90
sealed proposals will be received by the Sec
rgtaria De Estado de Hacienda Concrete
until 10 o'clock A. 81 Of February /. March
! and April :. 1921 for the purchase for re-
tirsnlent Of bonds OF the Dominican Repubic
dated January /. 1918. due 1903, without re-
gard 20 series. 20 On amount estimated at
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS (s320. .00o) on each of the
above dates. a total for ell three dates OF
1860. 900. All proposals shall DO submitted IN
iiiplicate and shall specify the number OF
the bonds offered. the series. the par value.
and The price at whicf offered and shall be
signed by an official duly authorized TO act
FOR the bidders Upon the outside Of the
sealed envelopes containing proposals. shall
appear the words Proposals. opening CT
..............(tlll IN date). Said proposals
viii be opened in publc In the office OF the
undersigned on February I. March and
April I. 1921. unless such dates fall upon
Sunday or legal holiday. In which case the
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
pond. Wen Distributed.

Except in the cases of two or three
outstanding examples OF undigested Sc
curities the $500. 100000 OF offerings
since January l have been well dis
tribu,ed. AS proof OF that statement n
prominent distributor reported that the
total amount Of bonds in its portfolio at
the close OF business yesterday was
only 100000 greater than II vas at
tho frat Of the year Although new
offerings this week have been relatively
light. excellent progress has been made
in secondary distribution. generally
speaking.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
Average Bond Prices
Yester- Net Week
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

Tho Offering OF the Follansbee Broth
ers Company's s4,o0O.ooo Of twenty year
Z per cent. bonds was reported yester-
day as all sold. The company Is steel
concern. The National City Company
reported that all but 100000 of the
offering of S1,500.00o OF Western Mary
land Railway per cent. equipment gold
notes. preferred series. had been sold at
the close OF yesterdays business. Fur
ther progress was made in the distribu-
ton of Chilean bonds. but there was
no indication as TO the closing OF the
books for them.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
PROPOSALS.

CIRCULAR NO. fai .A-Seaied proposals win
be received at office OF General rurcha
ing Agent. Alaskan Engineering Commission.
Room 122 Bell street Terminal, Seattle.
wash. not later than II 100 4. NJ. March ~,
1871 for furnishing I0-ib. Rail and Fittings.
upon application a; this office from Alas
kan Engineering Commission, c0i rost Office
bldg, Portland Ore; Ale estan Engineering
Conimission 307 Custom House. San Fran.
CISCO Calf. ". s. Reclamation Service, sos
lTramway fldg Dclver. Colo Supcrlntend-
crt Of Warehouse, Indian Service. Jos South
1900 Forbes street Pittsburgh. Pa. and
hlaslten Engineering Commission. Depart
G. E. DOLE. General Purchasing Agent.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
COTTON MARKET
SLUMPS AT CLOSE
Late Drop of About 20 to 30
Points Net Is on PrOfes-
si0nal Selling.

The cotton market of yesterday was
featured by a late slump OF about 90 TO
so points net on professional selling.
promoted largely by weakness of secu-
rites and sterling's sharp break Aside
from that late furry Of selling the ses-
sion was without single mark OF in
tcrcst, fiuctuating idly within a few
points more or less OF Wednesday 5
finals, and there was give and take by
local interests. Bears were aided by
adverse private cables from Great Bri-
tain. one saying that there was a pos
sibility of renewed labor disturbances in
the coal industry. Liverpool ruled fair
ly steady and at the local opening was
cff 10 to IS points.
First prices were 3 to z points net
higher except for March, which opened
points net lower. Pressure was some-
what heavier following the call. and the
list eased a few points under Wednes-
days finals on little scattered South
ern and Wall Street selling. Liverpool
took little at the opening and spot
houses bought moderate quantities. Most
Of the first hours business represented
scalping by local traders. Some switch
ing Of March and May was also in evil
dence.
At times later in the day trading was
all but at standstill Sentiment on
the floor and among commission houses
was mixed. From the markets action
it seemed that many operators were fol-
lowing the advice OF the majority OF
local houses to adopt trading position
rather than strong stand one way or
the other. With the start of the final
hour business increased to some extent
and prices developed a downward ten
dency. The Palm Beach crowd was
credited with selling. At the low the
list was off "a to 80 points. Final bids
were at the bottom. Local spot cotton
was quoted as 20 points net lower at
1866 cents.
Range Of prices:
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
nnriinntnn SYNDICATE.

u was learned yesterday that syndi-
cate 10 market sS0.000,0n0 OF Chicago.
Burlington & Quincy bonds In part OF
the general scheme 60 retire the Bur
lingfon 4s had been formed was headed
hy prominent national bank and that
lta letters had gone out 20 corrcsDon-
dents. lust at the moment no further
stems toward the financial rcadjuctment.
pcndins the approval by the Interstate
Commerce Commission OF the applica-
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
TO THE HOLDERS or
UNION TANK CAR COMPANY

Foripmrnt Trus, e; Gold Notes series "a. -
Tho Equitable Truot Company 81 New
YORK. ~ Trua.ce under Union Tank Car
Nompany Equipment Trust Agreement, dc ted
Auaig' End 1890. hereby invites offers 20 sell
Fits One Thousand Dollars fs4if .o00). a. a
pfcr not tD exceed par ard interA5t.
offers should be addresged 20 the Trust
department ~ The undersigned. 80. 81 Wall
S'fcct. New York Ciiy. aud will be opened nj
ff-TelSe ti2i o'clock noon. on February "5rd.
rl offsrv.
Dated New York. y v. February g;h. 1921
THE EQUITABLE TRuST COMPANY
or NEW YORK Trustee
by LYMAN fNIOADES. Vice President.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
Bond Trading sla ckens.

Trading in bonds yesterday was on a
smaller scale than IL wac on WeGnes-
day and the price trend OF bonds was
toward lower prices. Atchison adjust
ment As were weak. declining points.
New York city traction issues were in
good demand and scored fractional ad-
vances Liberty bonds moved a little
higher, while the foreign Government
group was festureless.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
uIinoi. centrsI rr.ject.

H. was reported yesterday that the I'LL
nois Central would be in the market
aoon with a new issue Of equipment
trusts. A considerable time ago IL sold
an issue Of $4,000. which was placed
privately. TO pay for new equipment.
The road has received authority 10 use
500. .3S5 900 OF it's bonds as q pledge back
of those short term issues. and, accord
ing 70 reports. public offering will be
made OF an additional allotment soon.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
rNTEnNATIoSAL SILVER.

The international Silver Company has
declared a dividend OF Il Of per cent
on its preferred stock on account of de-
ferred cumulative dividends. In addi-
tion tho regular quarterly dividend OF
ia per cent has been declared on Its
preferred stock. Both dividends arc pay
February "a.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
countr, bank. Sot Buyinx Much.

The point that country bankers were
not buying all The bonds that their avail
able funds would enable them 20 buy be-
cause. in anticipation OF building
boom. they are holding back large sums
10 lend on firs; mortgages was made
Yesterday by q bond dealer. Country
banks naturally would rather put their
money TO work building up their own
home towns.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
REruprlc IRON STEEL COMPANY
rnrrrRREp DIVIDEND No n

TREFERltED DIVIDEND NO. tO
AZ a meeting of tho Board OF Directors
OF the Republic Iron 3 steel Company, the
regular quarterly dividend OF 1885 on tho
Preferred STOCK wes declared payable April
10th. 1921.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Republic Iron Steel Company win
be held at tho office Of the Company 10
Exchange Place, Jersey CITY. ". j.. on
wednesday. Aptii 18th, jn2l, nj ~ o'clock
In the forenoon. for tho transaction Of any
and all business thnt may properly come
before the meeting. Transfer books Of the
Company. both Common and Preferred.
viii he closed at 3 r. NJ. March iGth 1921
1921.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
STATISTICS.
COTTONsEED OIL,
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange
yesterday tin was dull. Class a being
quoted for 31.50 and $3.50, Glass r for
$3.50 asked. and Straits shipments for
31.75 and S237H. Copper was dull !:
spot and February. 1926 asked. and
March. 1880 asked. Lead was dull !;
New York spot, 4.65 asked. and East
st. Louis spot. 40 asked Zinc was
duli New York spot, $50, and East st.
| .niiis snnt Z asknd
The New York herald., 1921-02-18

Interest due March /. 1921. on Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company First Consoll-
dated 4qe Bonds win be payable at the office
Of the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, No. 4J Wall Street, New
York. on or after March l.. 1921.
The transfer books OF said bonds viii be
closed February is. 1921. and re-opcned
March 1. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
COMPLETE REcArrrALrz,Sc.

The steps IN connection with Tho re-
capita lization OF Armour Co nave been
completed. according 20 an announce
ment made yesterday by the Guaranty
Trust Company. which has been an
pointed registrar or its stock Tho
company's capital has been increased TO
$500 10000 consisting Of 1000. 600
shares Of preferred stock OF 800 par
value and fz.0O0.00O OF common stock
divided into classes A and p OF sss par
value each.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
SOUTHERN sPOTs MARKETS.

Galveston quiet. unchanged at 3.25c.;
sales 1916 bales. New Orleans steady %
lowcr at t3c.; sales 1868 bales. Mobile
steady. % lower at 12.T5c.: sales NIL Sa-
vannah quiet and steady. UNCHANGED at i4c:
sales 40 bales Wilmington dull, % lower
at 13c: sales NIL. Norfolk quiet. unchanged
az 13c.: sales 400 bales. Augusta quiet, %
lower al 13c.; sales 3o2 bales. Memphis
steady. unchanged at 1850. sales 400
bales. Houston steady. 25 lower at IL. .I5c !:
sales 1888 bales. Little Rock quiet. %
lower ct 1900; sales 3s1 bales. Dallas
steady. 50 lower at 1859: sales 5,I22 bales.
Montgomery dull. unchanged at 1915 sales
nil Fort Worth steady, 20 lower at 2.4Oc.;
.nlna 1 n-I halas
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
,LI<.Lr paorrT REPORTED.

The Mathioson AllSali Works in IFS
annual report for 1920 shows profits az
ter taxes. preferred dividends. &c. Of
s25f.TsS. equal 70 t2.1S share earned
on tho outstanding common stock. In
tho preceding year the company had o
ret loss after charges OF s36,S5O. Net
earnings for 1920 aggregated s61s.0 .08s.
against s450,520. Taxes, sinking fund
charges. preferred dividends. &C.. to-
tailed s36e, $685. conparsd with s4s7. 370.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
PLAN G. r. SEA LINE CHANGES.

MONTREAL. Feb i7.--Plans 10 reor-
ganize the shipping interests OF the
Canadian Pacific Railway that ocean
shipments will be managed by the rail-
way staff instead OF by the subsidiary
company known az the CANADIAN Pacific
Ocean Services arc under way.
The New York herald., 1921-02-18
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

a quarterly dividend OF Two Dollars per
share viii be paid on Friday. April II. 1921,
TO stockholders OF record at the close OF
business on Friday. March ~, 1921.
On account OF the Annual Meeting. the
transfer books will be closed from Saturday,
March 10, to Tuesday. March 20. 1921. both
days included.
G. u. MILNE. Treasurer.