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Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following persons were issued per-
nsts to wed:
Earl \. Care. so. Omaha. and Ellen
H. Kolb. "a, Omaha.
ard Mia F. Test, 81. Kansas City. Mo.
Edward T.. Reid. over 81. Omaha, and
Floy Anderson, over Is. Omaha.
Everett NJ. Nielsen. Is. Omaha, and
Elizabeth Violet Sinclair 10, Omaha. :
William n. McGinnis, go. Omaha, and
Christina Gebhardt. 10. Omaha.
Charles F. Duncan, 22. Omaha, and Helen
charle. D. ciaussen, ii, omaha. n and
Katherine Jennings. Is. Omaha.
Everett v. Bailey. 80. Atlantic, Ia, and
Ardes NJ Todd. Is. Atlantic. la.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-17
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Stores and Offices

EARN $3.50 a month. expenses paid, as
Railway Traffic Inspector; local or trav-
cling: outdoors; start at t1l0 monthly.
position guaranteed after months
spare time study. Write for free
booklet. E-27i, stand. Business Train
ing Inst. buffalo, n 7.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-17

wANTED-Man 10 do special correspond- :
ence work. training unnecessary, part
time emnloyment. Address, -ox O-3s,
Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-17
THE o. N. BONNEY
MOTOR COMPANY,

1921 Elcar. 6-pass.. new.
1890 Stutz Bearcat roadster.
1890 Haynes Brougham.
1890 Essex roadster.
1890 Buick K-44, roadster. ; to
select from.
1920 Patterson. 4-pass.
1890 Scripps- Booth. b-pass.
1920 Chandler. 4-pass., . to select
from. -"
1890 Buick K-45 touring. . to se-
lect from.
1890 oldsmobile "s', 5-pass.
1920 Roamer. 7-puss.
1920 Oakland roadster.
1920 Essex. 5-pass.
1920 Oldsmobile "6", 5-pass
1919 Cadillac. 4-pass.
1919 Mercer. 4-pass.
1919 Auburn. 5-pass.
1919 Haynes. 7-pass.
1919 Nash touring. 5-pass.
1919 Oakland "6". b-pass.
1919 oldsmobile Sport Model.
1919 Studebaker '6', 4-psss.
Chummy.
1918 81 t'H'' Cadillac. 7-pass.
1918 Chandler, ,g-pass.
1918 Buick E.45. s-pass, 3 to
IoAt
1918 Saxon. 5-pass.
1918 Oldsmobile. 5-pass.
~. 1918 one-Ton Traffic Truck.
1918 Indian Motorcycle, 2-pass.
1917 Cole IS" Chun,my roadster
1917 Glide. 5-pass.
1917 Dodse. 5spass.
1916 Buick. 5-pass.
1915 Haynes. 6-pass.
1914 Cadillac. 5-pass.
We also carry full line OF
winter tops.
AND MANY OTHERS.
Meeks Auto Co.,
2o47-4s Farnam. Phone Doug. 41ol.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-17
CARD OF THANKS.

WE wish TO thank our friends, Masonic
and Elks lodges. for their Kindness ana
sympathy extended us In our late be-
seavement. st the death of our hus-
.,oIsI offerings. Mrs, Ed. Johnston
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-17

STOP here. Make sac next Saturday.
Agents. saiesmen, district managers,
brand new invention. Selling like Wild
any Ford run like Packard. Stops
stalling and bucking. Put on quick
no tools or holes to bore. Instant salts
SIS to $3.50 week easy. Heiton, Utah.
makes 5000 every week. McAilister, IT.,
made sis first afternoon. Dane. W. Va,
$5e week spare time only. Hurry, write
quick for details and exclusive terri
tory. Address Perrin Co., Ilo5 Hay
ward Bldg Detroit Mich
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-17
WANTED.

WANTED.
A state representative for the ,ex-
elusive distribution OF the ASPIRING
SHOCK ABSORBERS. which can be used
on 9oqo OF the larger make OF automobiles.
This Is very good proposition for one
with little money and lot OF energy.
For further particulars write or phone
+. A. Zimmerman at Hotel Loyal, or
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-17

WE WANT MEN AND WOMEN WHO
ARE DESIROUS OF MAKING SIS TO
5000 PER WEEK CLEAR PROFIT
from the start to represent us in their
own districts. Mitchelrs Magic Marvel
Washing compound washes clothes spot
lessly clean In 10 to Is minutes. One
hundred other uses in every homo.
Enormous repeat orders. 500 per cent
profit. Nothing else lire It. Natures
mightiest cleanser. Contains no lye,
lime. acid or wax. Free samples make
sales easy. We guarantee sale Of every
package. Exclusive territosy. Baker,
Ohio. made $500 last month. You can
do as well. Send for free sample and
proof L. Mitchell & Co.. Desk 43, 1905
1914 e. 6lst Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-17
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CONTRACT RATES ON
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Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-17

ONE MAN WANTED IN EACH COUNTY
to sell direct to user complete line Of
paint and paint speciaities, also King
Tite asbestos roof cement. most success
ful product for waterproofing any type
OF roof. Big demand In town and coun-
try. Anyone can sell. Permanent busi-
ness that will make you $1,000 or mpre
and collect. Commissions advanced.
king: Tite Products Co., N. Lasalle
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
WOOL.

BOSTON, Oct. THE Commercial But-
letin will say tomorrow: "The demand
for wool privately this week has not
been heavy. but prices have been vel,
maintained. At the Government auc-
tion Thursday, although the offering was
a very ordinary one for the most part
prices showed an advance over the Sep
tember sale OF to 10 per cent. with
less than 2h per cent. OF the offerings
withdrawn and competition general
showing that the trade is more conf
dent with regard to the future market
The Commercial Bulletin will publish
tomorrow wool quotations as follows:
Ohio and Pennsylvania Fleeces-Three-
eighth blood combing, 26G27e.; delaine un-
washed. $4935c. fine unwashed. 2sa29c.;
one-half blood combing, 29M30c. Michigan
and New York fleeces-Delaine unwashed,
31Q33c.; fine unwashed, 26g27c.; one-half
blood unwashed. 2sq3ec.; three-eighth blood
unwashed 2sc; A. one quarter blood uns
washed 23itG24c. Wisconsin, Missouri and
Average New England--one.half blood, 800
p4c.: three-eighth blood. 23e124c. one-quar-
ter blood 22n23c. Kentucky, West Virginia
and Slmlar-Three-eighth blood unwashed,
2Jc. A.
Secured Basis Texas-rTine twelve months.
e99,5c; fine eight months. 50955c. Cali
ioruia-Northern. T0d15c. middle county
G5a0sc.: eouthern. 5oa55c. Oregon-Eastern
No. ! STAPLE. Tsdsoc.; fine and fire medium
eombing, .eg7ic.; eastern. clothing, 6o@65c
Territory--Fine staple choice s0IS5c: one
halt. blood combings. 72c. three-eighth blood
combing. 50d55c.; one-quarter blood comb
Ing, osni2c. fine and medium clothing con
.le .9e; fine "a and fine medium French conlbing,
G3M10c. Pulled-Delaine. s0QS2c.; A. A.. 70
@15c.; A supers, COd7oc. Mohairs-f,est
combins, 27G30c.; best carding, 22l25c.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

There was sustained inquiry for
domestic oil stock at widely improved
figures during the final half OF yes
terdays trading in the Consolidated
Stock Exchange It was due to higher
crude prices. Certain Pan-American
Gil shares fell to low levels for the
session at It's end. In the balance OF the
industrial list changes also were irregu-
lar the steel issues deroting support
at higher quotations, while the tobacco
and motor Stocks evidenced pressure at
recessions. The rails were inactive and
little changed. Gains Of 3sl in Houston
Oh to 60M, 2M In Union OIL to 1917, q
In Texas Coal and Oil to %, In CRU
chile to e4is, %, in Missouri Pacific
preferred to 443s and declines OF 81 In
Mexican Petroleum to 93h. az In Le-
high Valley to 5ils, and in Chandler
Motors to 3S3s were outstanding fea-
lures
Texas Company rose tM to 3sis. Middle
States to 13A. Island Oil to ga. Superior
Oil to ~, Pacific oil IL to 3sk, Cos
den Ia to 2SM Bethlehem Steel B l@,
To 55M. United States Steel 10 1885,.
Atlantic Gulf 17s to 2S, Studebaker lh
to T2H. Baldwin Locomotive ia to S6a.
and Anaconda to IL.
General Asphalt yielded to 52ai. Re-
tail Stores to 4Sis. United States Rubbe.
to 4sle. American Sugar IA to 55A,
Tobacco Products III to e0ss. American
International to S2Is, Reading to 71k,
Union Pacific to 1905 and Delawa-e,
Lackawanna and Western (ex dividend
lH) to 103s4.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
GAINS OF LIBERTY
BONDS CONTINUE
Over S11,OOO,O0O Change
Owners and New Highs
Are Made.

The continued advance Of Liberty is.
sues attracted particular attention In
the bond market yesterday and dealers
characterize their present movement as
the most sensational Liberty bond mar
ket since the signing of the armistice.
OF yesterdays bond sales or approxi
mately S1S,b00.000 more than s11.00e,-
600 were of the United States war group.
1t is believed that the big relnvcstinent
demand stimulated by easier money con-
dittons has been reinforced BY heavy
purchasing for the account OF the Treas
ury Department.
As ON previous days Of this week buy.
Ing was concentrated in the Second 4Ms.
Third 4hss Fourth 4Ms. Victory s%s
and victory'4%s. The last two issues
were little changed In price, but the
Liberty bonds mentioned entered new
high ground for the year, some of them
advancing to 80 to 60 cents more than
their previous high records established
on Thursday. At yesterdays top prices
Liberty bonds were up s1.14 to $2.08
from their closing prices Of last week.
Incidentally Liberty issues have advanced
anywhere from $3.50 to $40 from their
record low prices.
The new high records established yes
terday we're: Second as, s91.S0: First
4As, $3.50; Second Convertible Ans.
ss2.2o; Third ms, ss5.1o, and Fourth
Ans. $92.70. At s99.42 Victory 4%s
were within cents of their high rec
ord. and at s9940 Victory 3%s were at
their top price. Liberty avs were
active yesterday and added 6S cents ia
their price, but they are still under their
high OF this year. FROM their record
low prices present quotations for Lib.
erty Issues represent an enhancement
of approximately 1850, 100000 In value.
There was nothing of particular In
terest in foreign bonds which were firm.
French 7hs recovered somewhat and
Brazilian IS and Mexican As and So
were active. Missouri Pacific general 4s
were strong in sympathy with the
strength of Missouri Pacific stock, open
ing at 56% and advancing to 57ss.
Other active rail bonds were Missouri,
Kansas and Texas first 4s, Baltimore
and Ohio 6s. st. Louis and San Fran
cisco income 6s. Pennsylvania gold 6tss,
Grand Trunk Railway IS and Rock
Island refunding As. International Mer-
camille Marine ss continued about the
most active Industrial, selling up to S4
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
LOWER IRON ORE RATES
ARE SOUGHT By PENNSY
Would Help Steel Industry in
Laying In a Supply.

PrriLApEIpHIA, Oct 1.-THE Pennsyi-
vania Railroad announced to-day it
would lin the very near future" make
application to the Interstate Commerce
Commission for permission to place In
effect temporary reduction of 2S per
cent. in freight rates on iron ore from
both the great lakes and the seaboard
to the furnaces in the Pittsburgh and
Youngstown districts. the Schuylkill
valley and elsewhere in Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania and the East, as well as local
mines. The reduction would remain in
effect only until December 81. 1921.
The purpose of the reduction" the
announcement said, "is to assist'the iron
and steel producers in accommodating a
supply of ore before winter closes navi-
cation on the great lakes or compels the
shutdown of the northern mines: also to
try out experimentaily whether ma
terially lower level of rates. by cheapen-
Ing the production Of pig iron. will
stimulate the iron and steel markets.
The 2S per cent. reduction being ap-
piled to the level of rates now in effect
will substantially wipe out the 30 per
cent. increase made effective August 26.
1920"
The reduction was decided upon after
conferences with other Eastern trunk
line railroads.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
BANKS OF AUSTRIA
QUITTING COUNTRY
Financial Institutions RemOv-
ing TO London, Paris, Bel
gium and Holland.

VIENNA, Oct. 7.--The bills enabling
the Laender Bank to transfer its head
quarters to Paris and The Anglo-Aue-
TRAN Bank to mako London It's head
quarters without going through iiquida-
ton proceedings have passed the ASSEM-
bly, over tie solid opposition of the
Social Democrats. Herr Schober, the
Chancellor. had made continuance OF his
Government in power conditional on the
immediate passage of this measure.
The Ministry has been reorganized,
however. Alfred Guertier taking the
post Of Minister of Finance In success
sion to DIR. Grimm, who resigned re-
Gently; Alfred Gruenberger, the Food
Minister, assuming the post of Minister
OF Commerce, ana Joseph Wachter talk
ing the Army portfolio.
1t is reported that two other large
banks the Wiener Bankveren and the
Credit Anstalt. will endeavor to trans
fer to Belgium and Holland, respec-
lively.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
ALL ACTIVE COTTON
MONTHS GO LOWER
Pressure Begins Early and at
Close Prices Are 30 to 81
Points Off.

Except for a brief period Just after its
opening call yesterday the cotton market
was under pressure and developed a
weak ana unsettled tone In Its late trad
lag, when all active options dropped
about a cent pound or more below
the preceding closing levels. Its final
bids were within g. few points OF the
low. 30 to Sd points down from Thurs
days finish.
Unlike other sessions Of the last week
the market was more Of local affair.
Southern selling and trade buying being
reduced to minimum. The promise
that the market would be scalplng af-
fair between 1850 anu 1880 for De-
cember was fulfilled. Local longs with
profits after Thursdays advance were
eager to realize from the start. filling
demand from Liverpool and commission
houses. The question as to whether or
not the estimate Of crop under 7.000,-
900 bales was not too low. considering
the relatively heavy ginning returns up
to September 25. was brought UP by
prominent bears.
1t was stated that the present open
weather In the South might revise the
last estimates OF the crops size about
1000. 900 bales. For the first time this
week yesterdays weather map aroused
interest In the trade. Local map readers
said definitely that lines on the official
map indicated considerably lower teisa.
peratures in the Southwest to-day and
tomorrow. No rain fell In Southern
States.
Liverpool cables were about 20 Eng
lish points higher than expected. but the
local market opened ir~egularly lower.
rejecting the lack OF supporting orders
after the preceding sessions rise, which
appeared to have eliminated much Of the
markets short interest.
Reports from Fall River were a dis
appointment to the bull element Print
cloth sales for the week ended last
night were estimated at only 10000
pieces. due in part to the refusal of many
mills to take on new business for dis
tant delivery. Prices in Fall River held
firm.
Preliminary official reports from Cairo
received here placed the Egyptian cotton
crop at 3.440,000 kantars Of 90 pounds
each, in contrast to 100000 kantars Of
the same size. last years production.
The reduction In the size Of the crop
was largely as expected.
According to statistics or the New Or
leans Cotton Exchange, spinners takings
for the week ended last night totailed
249.90o bales, against 10000 in the cor
responding 1920 week. It is not improba-
BILE that the bullish run of last weeks
statistics may aid the bull side to-day.
Exports crept still nearer the 100000
bale mark, being placed at 991,375 bales
yesterday. against last seasons total to
the corresponding day of 536,566 bales.
Another phase of the statistical eitua-
tion was the increase Of 125.000 bales In
the amount Of cotton brought into sight.
Although the price OF spot cotton held
unchanged in New Orleans. the New
York basis for midlling broke to 2o.S5
cents, a drop Of As points. The trend In
Liverpool was upward. middling being
quoted at 14.21d.. 59d. higher. Spot
business abroad showed a slight falling
off, 10000 bales changing hands, against
10000 on Thursday.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
PRODUCE.

BEANS AND rEas Beans. marrow,
kidney. s9; Cantalinn. italian. 50: yellow
eye, s7.Do9s; black turtle soup, So; pink.
sso sS % 1920 qsa2Ess sGseg pses
Scotch. s5.5005.75; green, choice. domestic,
$3.50; black eye, California, 1921. s5.259
SSa,:. S5o; spts e1 yellow. choice ss2' green
BUTrER-creamery. higher than extras.
ssgas,.c; seconds, siss7e; lower sraass,
d4shc.; extras. aTHTtsc.; firsts, 3sa46c.:
seconds, 34lzn37c.; State dairy tubs. finest.
t4a i5Mc.: good TO prime, 300 tsc.: common
10 fair, 3lft3sc.. ladies'. current make. ex-
tras. S2a32Isc.; .firsts. 3oa3ollc.; seconds.
2sMc.; lower grades, 27a2sc; packing stock,
current make. No; I. 2sMc. No. :. 2Tac.;
CHEESE--New York State flats. held
specials, 22k023c. fresh specials. 22d23c.;
average run, 2iHa22c.; State twins, specials.
double Daisies. fancy, eo4aei,sc.; single
Daisies, fancy. 2lGj21s.c.: Young Americas.
2iika22c.; State skins. s6i5c.
EGGs-Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 53a
55c.; extra firsts. 4sw52c.; firsts. sea4ic.i
seconds and poorer, 50a4ic,: trade eggs, 2sfp
33c; dirties, regular packed. No. 1, 3ea32c.;
No. 2 and poorer; & 2Sg2oc. checks. fair to
ch1rges paid to- expiring dates. special
marks. fancy, s7@sgc;; flrsts, 5ia 3sc.;
c.
37n45c.: fresh. Jersey hennery whites. extra
fancy. csndled. soc, nearoy hennery whites,
average extras. Iog74c. extra firsts. 6S1
10 extra s' f-s ssass Ssose Under grades 3
b5c: Pacific coast white, extras, 10n14c.;
extra flrsts. 6o@esc.; firsts. 5saeSe under
gathered whites. 40160c.. nearby Western
hennery browns, extra. osl6oc., gathered
brown and mixed colors. graded extras. $50
5Sc; firsts to extra firsts. 4f952c.
Ettr-Irg EyrVSH-An,io, croep h.,arn.
.5cds3. o5; red. 3c.@s3.50; King, b.l., s5lo;
Wolf River, s5as.5o; wealthy, s5pp.5oi Nc
Intosh. ssIti4i Alexander, st6e: Hubbard
S aIdsin ssS, seGm Grnvsnstern sS% tsSsse winter
bennna. Western, box, si.l5Ns.2s; King
sry ss sass R6ns MsipsGss Sssn sss 's%shaS %SaS
y. O., sg.T5i delicious, s3Y5so. pears, Bucrre
s.osc; barrel, sS4i2; eaTtlstt; ssgii;go;
4. Bartlett. si.5oasbo; Eieffer T5c 8i.5c:
barrel, s2c5; dninces. State, bushci. $50
arg; barrel. si.5cT7 so; crenoerries, Jersey
barrel. sio5oai2so; New York. crate, s5a
3.2J; plupls, State, 8 ID. BASKET, aJT90c
Ssssss spsss Isss ISsso' s 'ss "a eot Se.. y ~
basset, siis1i .25i return crate, s3.2Sas;sc
peaches state, rdS,s bashei ssas.ss ssga
flat crate. st.5olc ~; ostrich ess melons.
colorado. crate, si,lgq2;5o; cefeba melons.
sn'onha hax cyats 81 s Hr%nss oSsn
box, 80 soT5.Se: frie OF Pines box. siG0.so:
Porto Rico. s2T7.25; LEMONS. California. box,
"a. .bOIf so, Avocada pears, Cnban. box. Siff
1 Florida. SG.5O1ts.5o; citron, nearby, barrel,
81 sipi so: pineabples. Porto Rico, crate.
S2.s5qs.
POTATOES--Malrc $50 lbs. ss1t3 20. i6j
lbs, s2.50u3 vtatc. $50 lbs. s3n3.Sn; ins
lbs. 81 1913 15o lbs, a. 5nT3. Long leland
" 5nr2 81: sweets, Virginia. bi,i. sSffg q !,
Jersey. basket. s1.2Jmi.1 -. Delaware and
Maryland. Siui.5O: yams, southern. bbl..
-. .5Olf3 so.
POULTRY. DREssED-rRrsH KILLED
Chickens. Western. small broilcrs. boxes,
The New York herald., 1921-10-08

Liberty bonds have oon1e to be the
same scrt OF q barometer in the bond
market that United States steel common
stock used TO be In The stock market. In
the opinion Of large bond distributor.
In that connection the steady advances
In market value OF Liberty Issues have
attracted unusual attention. Seldom
has there been as strong an undertone
In the bond market as exists at present
and the market has a big kick TO It.
Further advances Of Liberty issues and
aiso Of the entire market and consequent
decreases I'm yield are predicted. The
market. II is said. has seen the last Of
the per cent. coupon.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
STATISTICS.
COTTONsEED OIL,
Chilean Loan.

SANTIAGO. Chile. Oct. 7.--The sfero,srio
says that it learns that the Cabinet at
It's session OF Thursday reported favor
ably on terms offered by financial In
terests in the United States for loan
to Chile amounting to s25,0oo. 900. It is
generally known that the Government
has been negotiating for some time for
loan OF f2,500.000 authorized by the
Congress, the money to be used TO COM
rlete Chiie's railway projects. But the
report of negotiations involving the
larger sum is being received with reserve
as this loan would require Congressional
sanction and the Congress is in recess.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
DUTCH INDUSTRY DEAD;
STRIKES INCREASE ALSO
SUICIDES Transfer Tonnage
Denmark Is Improving.
Special Despatch to THB NEW YoaK IfExALp.
New York HERALD Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., Oct. q

Special Despatch to THs New YoaK IfsxALp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c., Oct. !.
Holland Is in the throes OF Industrial
depression, and financial setbacks are
being encountered by business generally.
according to cable reports from Amer
lean trade agents to the Commerce Do
partment. Business failures in the first
six months this year almost doubled as
compared with tho same period last
year.
Hollands situation industrially IL
growing worse and strikes and labor dis
putes are Increasing. Unemployment is
also increasing. trade ia extremely dull
and the trade balance remains unfavor-
able.
Cablegrans from agents in Scandi-
navian capitals noted that some indus
tries were recovering somewhat from the
severe competition previously in evidence
from German business sources.
The general economic situation I'm
Denmark has improved. Commercial At
tache Anderson at Copenhagen reported.
although optimistic views for the future
are not warranted. The textile industry
leads In the recovery.
Swedish ship owners are making big
transfers of tonnage TO Germany because
high operating costs and high exchange
make 1t difficult for Swedish shipping TO
compete with other nations.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08

The city Of Faris loan of s5o.oeo. 900
Will DO retired at Its maturity. October
1e. according TO formal announcement
yesterday by Jean de Rincquescn. finan-
cinl agent of the French Government In
the United states. in accordance with
tho contract iSsde with Kuhn. Loeb 4.
Co, underwriters 3f the issuc. The state
ment said further. "The retirement OF
this issue is In accordance with the
policy pursued by the French Govern.
nent with regard to its financial obilga.
tions In the United states. This policy
is the consolidation and repayment d
short term, Issues held In tho american
market. The first step Of this policy Il
the retirement OF all outstanding Treas
ury notes held In the United states. and
the last step II tho retirement OF the
Issue due October 15."
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

New York. September goth. 1871 I
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS:
Notice IS hereby given that Special Meet
Ing of the Stockholders of the Bank Win be
held at its Banking Rocins at 81 broadway
state ot New York. or the LIST day Of Noveqn-
Ter, 1921, at i2 o'clock noon. for the pur-
pose OF ratifying ald confirming the terms
the board of directors OF The Metropolitan
National Bank of the City OF New York and
by q majority OF the board OF directors
OF this Dank 10 consolidate the said tive
banking associations into one association
under tho charter OF The Chnse National
Eank OF the City OF New York: and for the
transaction Of such other business may
properly come before the meeting.
BY Order of the Beard Of Directors.
W. r. HOLLY, Cashisss
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
shaifcr OIL es.

Fl. NJ. Byllesby & Co. announce that
the Shaffer oil and Refining Company
will deposit $70e.ese with the Continental
and Commercial Trust and Savings
Bank in Chicago, and William r. Kropf,
co-trustee. for the companys first mort
gage convertible 6 per cent. sinking
fund gold bonds dated June /, 1918,
as sinking fund for the purchase or
redemption Of outstanding bonds of that
issue. Proposals for sale Of the bonds
TO the trustee must be made on or before
october &C. Payment for them at prices
not exceeding their redemption price
then in effect will be made on Decem-
ber l for all or any part of the bonds
offered and delivered to the trustee on
or before that date.