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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-24
.BEMlDI TO HAVE new
OIL FILLING STATION
Peoples Oil Company to Erect
Modern Filling Station ON
Beltrami at Fourth =

Another proof of the faith Be-
midi citizens have in their city comes
in the announcement of the forming
of the Peoples Oil company, a com
|pany formed to sell, at wholesale and
retail. gasoline. kerosene. lubricating
oils and greases. s-..5..:.- -. j..
The officers and stockholders of
the newly formed company are H. E.
Vance president; o. G.. sFuruseth, sec
rotary, both Of Bagley, MINI; Ray J.
Kaliher,i treasurer Of Bemidji; II. A.
Terrell, J.. E. Hayward, also Of Be-
midi, and Fred Larson Of Cokato,
Mimi. Messrs. Ferren,l Kaliher,
Vance and Larson will take charge
81 the wholesale and retail sales Of
the Bemidji station. 80 . .S.'.z 8 .
"A deal was recently closed whereby
the company purchased the two cor
ner lots on the northeast corner Of
Beltrani avenue and Fourth street,
one. lot being now vacant and the
other occupied by the Odd Fellows
hall. Work will be started immedi-
ately on the construction Of a most
modern oil filing station on the cor
ner lot. Tanks, pumps and other
equipment have already. been order
ed and are expected to arrive this
week. n Is. = 3 S.
The wholesale storage station will
be located on the 500 Line right-of-
way. west Of the present Standard
oil Co. plant. Three large tanks with
"a storage capacity Of Sc, 900 gallons
will be erected. Bemidji will be used
as a wholesale distributing point for
the surrounding towns and the filling
station will be used to take care of
the retail sales The company has a
station at Bagley and another in the
process 81 construction at Erskine.
/ Mr.. Vance and Mr.. Larson will
move their families to Bemidji as
soon as suitable living quarters can
be secured. $5>...'-...
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-24
LITERARY PROGRAM TODAY
POSTPONED. UNTIL THURSDAY

The aBinorsku'' Literary program
which was to have been given at the
Bemidii State Teachers college this
AFTERNOON at ;4:15 o'clock, has been
postpon ed until Thursday afternoon
At this program Rev. William Ell
Eott will give readings and a dis
tcussion of Robert Burns, and this
promises to be especially interesting,
and it is desired that the public take
advantage Of the opportunity to hear
this program. = -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-24
N. NJ. D. A. WILL MEET AT
EVElETH June "a AND Is
Excellent Program Arranged
. for 23rd Semi Annual SEES
sion Of Association

j The twenty-third semi-annual
meeting of the Northern Minnesota
Development association will meet at
,EvelethF Friday and Saturday, June
"a and 20. President "A. p. Silliman
Of Hibbing will call the meeting to
order at 1880 a. m. Friday. The adj
dress Of welcome will be given by
Mayor Essling Of Eveleth. The re-
spouse will be given by President Sill
.liman. The remainder Of the morn
ing session will be taken up with the
semi-annual reports of officers and
committees and The appointment Of
convention committees. A. picnic
dinner will be given the delegates by
the tEveleth Commercial club. p
F. j. McPartlin of international
Falls will open the Friday afternoon
session with an address on 'ssHas the
Northern Minnesota Development
Association Been Worth While?" A
ride will be given the delegates in the
afternoon5to inspect the farming pos
;sibilities 1 around sEveleth. AT 8
o'clock in the evening, Rev. G.. G..
Bennett Of Duluth will deliver an adj
dress, The New Northwest" and
following the address the delegates
will be guests of the Eveleth Com
mercial club at an informal smoker. !
Saturday, June 25,, the morning
session will open with an address by
Dan Wallace. editor Of The Farmer,
ST. Paul, Oh ''Livestock." and will be
followed BY Oscar H.. Smith, COM
missioner Of immigration for, Mime
sofa, who will talk On minnesota and
the immigration Department"
Address on The Minnesota Potato
Growers Exchange" by Sen. James
Cummings of East Grand Forks !;
.How to Clear Land" by Charles
CarterSof Bemidji; rs Reforestation
Making Progress?" by G. E. Mar
shall 81 Cass Lake; .t"WFhat Should
Our Program Be for the Future?" By
Senator P. n. McGarry; "The Rela-
ton Of Newspapers to Progress IN
Northern Minnesota" by Henry n.
Mitchell, editor Of The Bemidji Sen.
tine1; "What the State Department
Of Agriculture Is Doing for Northern
Minnesota" by j. III. Hay, assistant
commissioner Of agriculture for Mi1-
nesota, and "What About Sheep and
livestock by; Prof ssor McKerrow,
state leader Of livestock and dairy ex-
tension, will take up the remainder
Of the Statutory session.
All commercial clubs, continuity
clubs. farmers clubs, county boards,
village an deity councils are urged to
send representatives to the convene
ton.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-24
,{By Unl,ed pr1sass)

Paris, May "a by Webb Mil
LEI. )APremier BRAND. OF France
was jeered and hooted in the cham
Der today when he declared that Ger
many had shown good faith in meet
ing the allied demands. .. ...,
The scene in the chamber. was one
Of the stormiest in history,y BRAND,
his voice drowned in wave after wave
Of jeering and hooting, 7 stood his
ground and declared, France will 60
no further except under imperious
necessity" :.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-24
ELECTRICAL STORM DOES
: DAMAGE IN WISCONSIN
(By United Press,)

Milwaukee, Wis, May 24.-One
person was dead as the result of a
terrific electrical storm which swept
Wisconsin. Victor Morrisey, 19, of
Madison was killed by lightning.
The storm crippled telephone and
telegraph communication, windows
and skylights were shattered by heavy
hail. Houses in Milwaukee were
practically wrecked and industrial
plants were hit, Grain and fruits
suffered heavy damage. @ 80. 49,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-24
Germany Promises to Close
.,s Frontier and Disarm All ..f.
Troops Sent There
BRAND IS JEERED AT
CHAMBER MEETING TODAY
President Ebert of Germany
t Declares Volunteer Corps
! WIN Be Punished "s.s
(By United Press)

Paris, May 24.-Germany today
promised to close the Upper Silesian
frontier and disarnl and dissolve regu-
lar forces sent to combat the Poles.
The promise was in response to the
final ultimatum threatening penalties
if the action were. not taken. The
German answer came with unprece-
dented speed, the French demand
having been submitted to the Ger
man cabinet only last night.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-24
WOMAN FIGHTS OFF RAM
,AFTERgHER LEG IS BROKEN

Waukegan, HI, May 24.-After an
ram had broken her right
leg, Mrs. T. J. Stahl fought off the
crazed animal with. a slipper until
neighbors came to her rescue to-day.
Mrs. Stahl had taken picture of
children in herd of sheep of which
the ram was leader. The ram was
held at bay with slipper which
fell from her foot after the 800
pound animal had rushed her, 81
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-24
SITUATION IN EGYPT IS
REPORTED QUIEfM TODAY
(By United Press)

Alexandria, Egypt, May 24.-Ma-
chine guns will Be turned on houses
from which there are snipers, the
British commandery here declared to-
day in proclamation to curb anti
British uprisings. The curfew was
enforced last night and large forces
Of soldiers patfolled the quiet streets:
It was announced Officially that out
Of the rs killed in rioting, none were
British soldiers. There were some
British among the 1870 wounded. The
situation was quiet today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-24
FLOOD ASKS INFORMATION
. ON HARVEY'S STATEMENTS
(By United Press)

. Washington, May PA resolu-
ton asking Secretary of State Hughes
to inform the. house whether the re-
cent statements of Ambassador
George Harvey regarding Americas
entrance into the war were or have
been approved by the state depart
ment was introduced in the house to-
day by Representative Flood Of Vir-
ginia, a democratic member of the
house foreign affairs committee.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-24
BUSINESS MEN TO AID
in PILING UP sTUMPS

On Fnfday, May ~, all b1isl-
ness men. are expected to bring
their overRlls to the land
clearing demonstration at the
Thomas Porte farm and imne-
diately after the blUwing of
the stumps they are expected
to pick up the pieces and pile
them for burning. Immediately
after the stumps are burned.
the tractors are invited to pillow
this acre. All Flocal business
men are asked to be prepared
for work.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-24
LOCAL STORES ASKED
TO CLOSE ON FRIDAY

1t is requested that all local
business and professional places
be closed from 10 a. m. to 4
p. m. on Friday, May q, in
order to allow everyone to at
tend the land clearing demon
stration at the Thomas Porte
farm on Moval Lake, at which
Governor j. A. o. Preus will
participate. The above request
has been made by Mayor A. V.
Garlock.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-24
(By United Press)

Berlin, May 24.,kPresident Ebert,
in a proclamationf today, announced
government will Punish severely any
volunteer corps iiorganized for serv-
ice in Silesia. Phe proclamation an
nounced that the formation. of such
corps is forbidden and there must be
no attempt r. cross the silesian from
tier. r 80
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-24
MINNEAPOLIS COMPANY
BUYS ARMY BUILDINGS

Washington, May 24.-The bid by
the Northwestern Lumber and Wreck
ing company Of Minneapolis for the
purchase Of 1900 surplus. govern
mert-owned buildings at Camp Dodge
has been accepted by Secretary OF
War Weeks, it was announced today.
The company's bids was $25, 200. ~,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-24
BAPTIST FOREIGN MISSION
- " MEETS AT MINNEAPOLIS
(By United Press)

Minneapolis, May 24.-Miss Grace
Kan, Hanchow, China, will be one of
the speakers at the jubilee meeting
of the women's Baptist Foreign mis-
sionary society which opened today
A three day program has been ar
ranged.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-24
FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED
OUT 10 KAPLAN BUILDING

The fire department was called last
evening at about 8 O'Clock to the
Kaplan building, where a small fire
had started in the basement near the
furnace. It was extinguished before
any serious damage was done to the
building.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-24
KOPMAN RENTS POOL
/; AND BILLIARD PARLOR

Ben Kopma1,, barber at the ciish
Barber shop, has rented the Idea Bill
Hard parlor from M. N. Crawford
and the stock was being inventoried
today. =. s.: J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

But that does not mean tho result 1f
the killing period through which Aneri-
can railroads have been atruggling
since the government gave over It's hn-
miniatraton and abandoned It's rec
aponaibility hns yet found ita full ex-
preston for holders of railroad sccuri-
ties the total volume OF which out
standing in the hands OF the public ia
some $4,000 100000.
Such realization of past and still
present conditions came yesterday To
Pennsylvania Railroad stock. They
now have their dividend income cut by "A
third That is moro than labor employ
ed by the system will be asked and
compelled To- yield In the economic read
justment, except for some 10000 en-
ploycs. or one out Of three. "a number
cqualnR one for each freight car on the
system now out of use. employed nj the
high point. who have been laid off.
Wall street now expects and stock
market quotations run with tile infor-
nation and other things To support the
idea that tho Great Northern and
Northern Pacific will reduce dividends
next month from seven to five per cent;
the Union Pacific TO six per cent and
that the Canadian Pacific will lower its
distribution from 10 per cent For some
companies. like the New Haven. gutted
some years ago. and working now under
peculiarly hard conditions, rcceiverships
viii occasion no surprise
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
INCOMES OF $4,000
SHAVED ONE-TH|RD
Other Big Railroads to Follow
Example of Pennsylvania in
Dividend Cut.

The incomes of $4,000 holders OF
stock i'm the Pennsylvania Railroad viii
he cut one-third by the action of that
road i'm cutting its dividend rate from
six TO four per cent. says Samuel H.
Rarkcr in the Philadelphia North
American.
other big railroads of the country
will follow the action Of the Pennsyi-
vanln Railroad Company, taken yes
tcrday. In reducing dividends. Some
nrc even likely to default on bond in
tcrcst between now and July I. but
against that there viii be hard fight
similar reasons and necessities that
compclIcd the Pennsylvania Railroad TO
cut it's dividend rate from six 10 four
per cent. with the quarterly dividend
declared yesterday. will apply in all the
other cases. Inability 10 make net
income meet wages and other costs
sstill nj war-levcl initiation. with traffic
only % per cont of capacity of the rail-
road facilities of the United states. are
the reasons,
That stated. the worst IN the railroad
situation IS presented. II will grow
bcttcr. in the opinion of all In position
10 form correct advance, Judgments.
There are many and sufficient reasons
fur believing n will not get worse.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
FINANCIAL NOTES.

PuNius 10 fah copper anaconda In
splratIuu ami .ufhrf ~totks ~ tins class = ol
tfr lauc ruH variety and NO small Guan
tittt- 80 fht-e securities arr hnulnE lh'iT
xaN into STRONG boxes
krcsuf rcpnri~ uf price reductions IN
sl,tonohiI,. ba,, nroueht dcuial> from
sfat. NOR, fa~ t,ecn no authority for con
neriiuG this ear with thc>f' reports. ana
NON. tn a proeram calling Tor unchanged
1sHus fNf the present wear
.s,,prrr moiorcars tatalllng 9l50, valued
A. SIS f.o uuu were impaired into south
Afr.ra during first eleven months Of 1920
rnuiorf ruch> numbering 2SH and valued al
soul ouu were also imported
General Motors Orporatton VIII mail May
? dividend checks to - 81 stockholders
az 81 htrn s. qol are common and 20 So
erca., - nearly 1000 stockholders over the
prrucdIue quarter
The directors of the American lobaCco
Compan, have declared its regular quar-
ts-iy common dividend Of three per cent
pay ahlc m cash on June 10 STOCK OF record
pany has heen paving dividends on its
tWo CLASSES % common stock with scrip
eonVcrtlbI, a. par INTO class B common
With the PENNSYLVANIA dividend cut
a. fwo-thirds 81 what n has been the
.raanagement of the company obtains a
.eirong rgument 60 use IN solv ing the
.difilcut labor problem The shareholders
ifncome than before. altho the 81 each
-<<hare returned shrank IN general purchas-
ans power 20 well under 81
'The larger working OF automobile plants,
Saw the Iron Age nov gives signs OF be-
ms more than the furry ~ was first thought
- be So per cent operation Of inde-
perdent sheet mills this wock ~ Crediting
Sn largc part to automobile demand and
athcrt D. 1000 ton inquiry from the Ford
Motor Company chiefly FOR blue annealed
.shccts Their Is. Furthermore. better
iarrcl tanks for Wyoming call for $500
ton ~ plates
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
STOCK MARKET REACTS
AFTER BRIEF ADVANCE
A Strong Drive on petro'eum
Causes Sharp Reversals IN
Many Directions
q, ,..n..nlnh 80 ID Every f!yenlng.

n, Asaa,tnted rrcsa t. Every tNehihs'
N.v York. April 2S.-(wau Street
NINA mD-Sclline Of railroad shaicS
~. resumed AZ the opening OF today
.tl market AS a result of yesterday
a., :, an, pennsvlvania dividend. Atchi-
.,n pennsylNania. ST. Paul. Union
p.. III. and canadian Pacific were lower
h, fractions to point
N.i. and affiliated spccilues were
A., WHY'S overland. preferrod. los
A., n,tnta and Bosch MagnSo
pou.e -
- ,h,pmnes and some Of the in
.f ..t.rls featured the nrmer is
su
49, m.nar, foreign exchange rates
NJ l.,d,u u,it not materially altered.
t.,.t.t, ih, ,Npc,tcd reduction "t
A.. discount rate announced by the
R,nb 81 Enrand
<,.u- Trrssur, against rails relaxed
at. -, o,rl, DEALINGS and thc market
- .ed ar further haNnr 81 "hs ana
M EetlI Dutch ShrN Trading.
=. Nsrhet Studrhtkcr Pierce
A. 1aI cha il.r showed "Ntf'm'
to.uts and Bethlehem
az ...f., Str.~ to~. -
ls.. ..u,tt>, N'u,rl,ao W""i
te..f ,rd S,4r@ Eovhurk
., ,ll.trans 4, thr advance
A. t.,,.H.i NcNlcan petro-
.,,,.. IN. ccnt.t ~ ! concerted
DR. trtrtur &te posrts &, an actual
a, ..Nf .oes 80 'f and causing sharp
q, Us IscWhsr,
a. N.rtae. V,~ more rrspousivc
!. ,v., b,ot 80, hut thc loca
r,a..s u,tI.. bc.d aru With call loans
a. scf cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
DIVIDENDS DFCI AIRED.

Ar~.-,~>r Malt \ srain Company hqui-
dsttnr ~ sHars raNallc MAY
American Tohaerti company quarterly ~
ss t,er cent IN common ami common u PAY
~hlc Via, Ia
Anparo MininE COMPANY quarterly ~ Z
me- cent paNahl0 Nay lu
Continental Paper 4 l'ag Ntii> quarterly
- H., ,,rt ur common ami preferred
- I anli, Man
prlaVars \ MADISON GonpapN quarterly
n urr rsu' IaNaal, lln' -h
tlr, ~t.,i ,.r.pau, quarterly af la.
ne ...nt on f.r,I ant ~rcDnI preferred pay
A. tt.ut
llNuuf- tsH' 80 l"at 'fll"iN N"''
terIt ~ (, l..r stu. laNanit Iunt
Al rr#.s Nf.uufar# .it#H- ompaUN qua
-, ~ ..us ot common paN ahlt
is,nti., I.,ufa ka9j.ssd company quarter
IA sf trr etn saNd 4. NlaN tl
49,. 4 ,omYar, quartrrlN ~
a., -..ft as frtf,rreG uaNahlr lunc
~ .4 4 Rarr.,t t-frnptut quarterly ~ --
Ger + a shave PAYABLE Man
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
NEW CHARTE RS.

SPECIAL correspondence Of Every Evening.
Dover April y Charters were filed
her yesterday a. follows
Ascher Theatres Corporation Chicago III.
capital ST. 500 600 Arex Products Cor
poration New Nork City s.. $50 900 Beste
Petroleum syndicate, Inc. Wilmington.
Dpi $1,000 600 Hydrox Gas and Equip
mcnt Co Pittsburg Pa s3.Ooo,0O0.
Universal Container Cooperation. New
York city 81 500 900 Hydrocarbon Oil
AM Gas REFINING Co. New York City.
= npa .0uO Mark Braun Amusement Co.
Chicagu m 81 l.OOO.OO0 Superior Equip
mcnt Corporation Philadelphia. Pa. $500
aup superior Cinema Co Wilmington
Del sl5u.D0O stone Larson Co. Inc.
wilmington del 500 900 Standard Tire
pr0trrtor co Wilmington. Del 500 900
rrhratre Investment Corporation. Omaha
Net 100000 Coal Buyer Publishing
Corporation Philadelphia Pa 500. 600
Duunos Chateau Thierry Diorama Inc
Philadelphia Pa 500 900 Eureka Film
90 Wilmington Del 500 600 Bcste
Provision Go Wilmington. Del s75. 900.
Increase tn capital of Remington Phono-
grapn Corporation New York City from
ai UDl.uuu 60 $50 600 900
Chaug, of name of Lincoln Motor sales
a. o. stewart Truck 90 % Illinois
ohicaRo ili
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
CONFINES
~ AMIn IoR HitU FRlt

N .,f.d t.r..ss tt f-,,r1 t.vsuiur
s N.rt Nprt rs Evidence show
o. Hh, .o4rffN tt hr hOu'N 'onp'"
xV.t - called pIt.s 4-vo,i3tions OF
80. I,,..fto, maintain rrt,,e af cor
., .1s +, e#.atleu 81 rb, anti
tr wa Is +, rs, hands ~ th, l"rjs
a. onrnf'tc' in''stiE'irA ah
b.t9.r. rs.t h.r, Sanlr In
A.. .b. .ru,attt,. s sp,.,., counsel
a ~ tde WHOM th. .nwwittcc
s,.5.l Ht,f..I,, .,t rs ,-uft,d iu-
anIHt
NU 4.,t.tf,.. ,,Er ii.,, began
A.. .t...ti..r# al.fl So thfr,r. II
rea.rf..tut,f ,N l..rs,- operating ~
ai tetft. ut Hh. .t.ufr' ~tid ihai 4"
e n I.a u.f, -N.tt.d th, trings "f
a, II .e.rs .f coalitions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
AGREE on SUPPORT ORDER.

A. husband and wife agreed 10 that
amount Judge Hastings in Municipal
dnurt t1d4N placed mons support
axd,i &. s week on John J. Maloy.
Fof tE. support 81 his wife Giovanni
eSll4no was ordered 70 pay 81 a week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
$23O,OOO,OOO
(Totat Issue
Northern Pacific Great Northern
Joint l5.Year 61l% Convertible Gold Bonds
&C. 3. and Q. Collaterai


pton o
tBdf
pv.nd~ rcen Bonds
antr~
mytueop7 ev notice
conversion u
5000 sa vi l
Isl Womd author
urFrRrNs Ns1o
cavr.nsn s p
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

sheriff Sells Industrial Home Land.
sheriff Gould iodhy aold several
buildings and 100 acres of land prop
ertv Of the Delaware Home and Indus
trial school. 10 Samuel T. Cunningham
OF stanton for f5.b75 The property nj
toins the road leading from Wares or
nor Ia Chrfattana
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
nnnA u IneInnd ut. rate.

M, Aea...sf.d f,r,,e 'o rt,r, I,'ulnr
l.tutrr Ami Auuodn' "iu'nt Wa
IntdD hN ft' f#nk 81 tneiahd ms
snorrfrr tnr tl, h'nN 'a'' had r. n
r,adu ed +, IH.i ocni ~ ne u.s.
n uurth hae r'r'ain"d III pr
s,nt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
HEs0RTs
ATLANTIC CITY. N. ).

,,,..,a- Kentucky Avr. near fieaoh
westminster Elevator 10 street. Privhe
baths. running water. q, A. kopp, o"nef
and Prop. Open all yahf-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Security

Security . T qs Bonds af1s" area Z % the @ a9' @ %rn
Of the are n
sn % Tgsq nt E"y @Gs ] @ @ GSq @s for life "TA" companies u" State
Gfsss2 GsI % ESf9"a Es 6@ q ai a 91@ % 5s Fansd %
@ sSry aa@ fT a@ Tst % s61 s . surplus l income 81
6%a fixed 6as d5s 95 a m 6o 5sg
Je1 per about about tio'%" 10 900
nT1eJp proen n surplus income
"nfS H and Qt1y, Fa.rad
s4osooo
Cn4an JOINT er
a@ 5Sa a 9aS5f 1a fe after cent : & s4pa " De a@@5 90, o R
sg gf cent H Of fh as Great & % Rs%5 -
Of neenpt sanphsn the o
@ @ s@d R sa 9 S @ % segos saG & which r % nor to the
Northern PaIfca and d CN
dedntngtn pr
oomv Bonds net assets ne I'm
he Of
banks and s1oo qmoo"o"N % @ ~
planned for subscription 0 IL per cent
andn to vi
ds @s & Sns~as% %@ %@ @ % % 1@ra
Subscription books will, opened
Morgan
Join
eaaroR d ddH
Temporary definite delivered p"PH""t
P. Mo i"'N"'
The
- cu of New York Bankers sTrntCo Company
Forbes & hss""h
iona Bank CONNER n New York
=, ,1on Tu,, cournv of New ork Trustee
Equitable Trust conpany
edcanE change
BrownB
HLsy,St
& Company, Inc E H. Son
yden
KiAel Kin &
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
HEsoHTb
ATLANTIC CITY, n. ..
HOTE. MARTINIQUE
yro,ta aud I.8afdwaiis

Kentucky Avenue and boafdWaik
ts,snnean plan Running water AMI taif-
,a,,sa IL All roDma Private baths. Elsvn-
H., seryice. Cafe and rsstaurant atta. hnd
uadteed rates for April, May ana Junf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
POWDER QUOTATIONS.

Reported Daily at Noon by Laird l. Co.
dH Pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Legality

for Savings
Banks and Life
Insurance Com
panies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

chlsetts. Connecticut and Vermont. Both such
Northern Pacific Bonds and such Great Northern
Bonds are in the opinion Of counsel a legal invest
ment for life insurance companies IN the State q
New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

Securifu The Joint is-Year q per cent Con.
vertlble Bonds are to be the direct and
iont Obligations Of the Northern Pacific and OF the
Great Northern Railway Companies, and are 10 DC
ee-lIred bv a pledge OF ,658.674 shares approx
maeIv o. Der cent Of the outstanding stoc0 OF the
Chcago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Whoh percentage OF stock has heretofore constituted
the sole collateral security for the maturing burning
ion Iolnt 4s'0. and in addition by S6oO00o00 of
mortgage bonds OF the two obIgor Companies, the
deposited collateral being valued at an amount u
excess of 12o per cent OF the principal amount OF
JOINT o. per cent Bonds to be issued.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
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