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New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
Large Attendance Expected
Al Retail Convention Tn.da,

Between 1000 and 1900 retail mer-
chants of the country will descend en-
masse upon New York to-day for the
opening of the three-day convention of
tie National Retail Dry Goods Asso-
clatlon at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
Salmon P. Halle, president of the or
ganization for the past two wears
gave dinner at the Ritz Carlton la
night for the board of directors. at
which final plans for the convention
we're we're laid. In view of the changed ron-
ditions in trade that have ensued in
the past year the convention promises $
to be more interesting thar usual.
large part of tie discussion at the
meetings it is felt, will revolve on the
taxation question. The association is
sponsoring special plan for taxation
TO be presented to Cororess when firal
deliberations are COMPLETED.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
THE MORTGAGE-BOND COMPANY OF
NEEN N0&K

The following bonds have been drawn
for payment on April /. 1921 on wNfch
date t1e interest viii cease, S, rie, Q Nos.
26, $40, 67S. 1913, 1873. $3.50 2248 2"S :
A44S, A6S+. and will be redeemed at par
with interest to that date upon presenta
ton to any Of the following places for
payment
In New York;
At the otice of The Mortgage Bond Co.
of New Yort or
:. At the ONCE of Ladenburg. ThaIn1ann &
Company
In London
At the Banking House of coutts & Com
pany,
In Paris
At the Banque dc rUnion Parsienne
j, At the Observation-Disclosures groes &
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
Suggests Compromise Between
Advance Orders and Stock

A happy medium between spot oe-
iveries and future orders will do much
to place business on normal basis in
the opinion of an executive of large
textile manufacturing plant. "We hear
much complaint on the part of retail
ers," he said, that manufacturers are
refusing to make up goods except on
future orders. In my opinion. manu-
facturers should anticipate demand in
.hc Production of staples and retailers
should anticipate their wants in the
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
Flour and Meal
Pettibone-MulIiken Earns S7.8I

For the year ended December 81, the
Pettibone-Mulliken Company reported
a surplus, after depreciation and Fed
eeral taxes, of $627,673, equal, after pre-
ferred dividends, to $7.S1 a share
earned on $7,oOoOOO common stock.
com pared witt $165.620, or 81 .O5 a share,
IN the preceding year. Net income
amounted to $Sa0,094, an increase of
$607,0 while the profit and loss sur
plus for the year was s1,547,720, an in
crease of $332,666.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
Financial Items

A lselin & Co. have received word that
scriptions totaling 16S, ,0oo,o 900 francs for
the issue of per cent Treasury notes
maturing in 2ls to IA years The fnanc-
ing is considered an unqualified success.
Gerrit S. Rudson, formerly with Farson,
Son g. Co, is now associated with Emery
& Hebron in the sales department.
The National City Bank of New York
has been named trustee for the issue of
Sc. 900. 900 hve-year convertible per cent
notes OF the Atlantic Fruit Company.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
RUSSELL, MILLER AND CAREY
Certificate of Formation OF Ltmite'

Partnership
The undersigned, Icing desirous of form
ing limited partnership under and pursuant
10 the laws OF the State of New York. do
hereby make the following certificate:
The name under which this partnership
Is to be conducted is RUSSELL, MILLER
AND CAREY, and the County wherein the
is the County of New York
The general nature of the business in
tended to be transacted Is the business OF
brokers and dealers in stocks. bonds and
other secur ties.
3, The names Of all the general and sp~.
whom Is Of fun age and their respective
plat es of residence. are as follows
Hen p Russell, general partner. As East
,, Lawrence Nick. Miller, general partner.
Hewlett. Long Island. New York;
West 4oth Street, Borough Of Manhattan.
Kew York City;
Jes3e Hoyt, general Partner. 800 Park
Avenue. Borough of Manhattan. New York
r, Stanley G Mortimer. special partner.
4 The amount of capital which the spe-
clal partner has contributed to the common
IS 5ooo9. W '"'N''N' o'''"' =
S The partnership is TO begin on January
l. 1871 1871 and md TO- to end on December 81, 1922
Dated the 18th day of December, 1920.
HENRY P: RUSSELL.
LAWRENCE Mex. MILLER,
EDWARD L. CAREY,
JESSE HOYT,
e,,r rs LsTANLEY CITATION MORTIMER.
eoAFn eonNTT 9E or SEE EEw fqek, 2o6x Us.
me personally came HENRY P. RUSSELL.
LAWRENCE Nick MILLER, EDWARD l..
CAREY and JESSE HOYT. to me personally
known and known to me to be the individuals
described in and who executed the for going
instrument. and they severally duly acknowl-
edged to me that they executed the same.
WIN. Fl. BRUDER.
Notary Public. Bronx County No.
6la6 in
STATE OF NEW YORK
COUNTY OF NEW YORK {sS';
On this 31st day of December, 1920. before
me personally came STANLEY G. NOR
TIMER, to me personally known and known
TO me to be one of the individuals described
In and who executed the foregoing instru-
ment. and he duly acknowledged to me that
he executed the same.
WIN. H. BRUDER.
Notary Public. Bronx County No.
tseall So Certificate fled in New York
County No. lat.
STATE OF NEW YORK
HENRY P. RUSSELL and LAWRENCE
Mex MILLER. being severally duly sworn.
each for himself deposes and says that he is
one or the general partners named In the
tore" ding certificate of limited partnership
of RUSSELL, MILLER AND CAREY that
the sum specified in said certificate to have
been contributed TO the common stock by the
special partner. STANLEY G Nor W..
Seventy five thousand dollars ts75.0o0) has
been actually and in good faith paid in cash
HENRY / r : rc1i.i.
LAWRENCE Mex MILLER
Sworn to before ME this 29th day of De
cember. 1920.
wM Fl BRUDER
tsea S. SGG ed ntG"f IN GSeR'y SeM YORK HS
County No I47
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AMI
TEL FGRAPH COMPANY.
NO. I'D BfOi dWhy,

New York. n. y. January 22, 1921.
To the .. DDS
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of the New
Eng Englanq Wj TslsPhGne Fs 5 and telegraph 5r Com
pany, No, 195 Broadway, Roo:n No. 26l5,
Borough of Manhattan. City of New YORK,
\. Y, on Wednesday. the ixteenth day OF
February, 1921. at IL O'Clock In the fore
noon, for the following purposes:--
/. To elect Directors and Inspectors of
Election for the ensuing year.
2. To consider and act UPON vote ap-
proving the acts of the Directors Execu-
live Committee and Officers as SHOWN by
I. cir record, and the transactions of the
Company referred to in tie annual reports
OF l..e Directors TO the Stockholders. done
and had since th@ period covered by the
last Stockholders' resolution approving
such acts and transactions.
3. To transact such other bu mess as
may properly come before the Sto ciiholders.
TAe transfer books of tie Company will
be closed a. the close of business on Feb
ruary 7th. 1921, and reopened at 1000 a.
M. February lTth, / u.
CARL +. A. SIEDHOF. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
FINANCIAL
TO HOLDERS OF

TO HOLDERS OF
Jefferson & C'carHe.d Coal G. Iron Co.
Second "ortracr so+ "~-ds
SINKING FUND NOTICE
Notice is hereby given, as p divided IN
Article of the indenture dated June 10.
Ss6, securing the above bonds. that sealed
offers will Ne received up 10 10 A. Nj on
Tuesday. March Is. 1921 by the United
States Mortgage & Trust Co. at its oftice,
No. 55 Cedar Street. New York. for the
sale to it as Trustee at the lowest price
at which such bond shall be offered not
exceeding 1867 and accrued interest, of
sufficient of the above bonds to exhaust
the sum OF Thirty-one Thousand Six Hun
dred Nnoty-four Dollars and Eighty Seven
Cents t$31 694 80
Offers shall be sealed and indorsed
OFFERS for the sale OF jefferson G. Gear
Geld Coal G. Iron Company 80 Bonds to
Sinking Fund" and addressed to the
TPFTST p'''' RTNT ~
JEFFERSON 6 CT FAIRFIELD COAL &
IRON COMPANY.
Bv GEO II. CLINE, Treasurer.
Dated Rochester. N. Y. February 8. 1921
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
Leather Market FeatureIess

AIthough The leather morkat Is void
OF any features, theGtrend of conditions
Is toward gradual Improvement. Buy
ers IN the market are making numerous
inquiries, but the buying interest is said
to be centered on a few choice descrin-
tions. Gray kid and suede are eniovinr
an active demand while many small
sales of sole leather have been reported.
The market for deerskins is said to be
active, with few large sales mada
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
Commercial Credit

Commercial m oney is passing through
what bankers believe is temporary
tightness. Quotations on bankers ac-
ceptance were advanced an eighth of
per cent yesterday, and although call
money against acceptances was not
freely offered the nominal rate was ad-
vanced from s to 8 per cent.
Commercial paper rates were firm
at 7A per cent for the bulk of new
paper coming into the market Little
TN per cent paper is being taken up at
present, according to bankers and
paper brokers'
Yesterday rates on bankers accept
ances quoted by the American Accept
ance Council were:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
.nndaY,a
Open. High. Low.
Roto Sugar Prices Jump
On Improved Sentiment

Improved sentiment in the raw sugar
market based on the possibility Of the
formation Of a selling organization in
Cuba caused p firmer tone in the local
market and prices advanced to basis
of 37sc cost and freight for Cubas.
Refined sugar was unsettled and NOM
inally unchanged Demand was said to
be showing signs of Improvement.
Futures advanced sharply and closed
near the highest at % to % points net
higher.
The range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
Prices Down 6.4Wo in January

wholesale commodity prices in Tanu-
ary declined 6.4 per cent, ACCORDING to
K. G. Dun & Co., against 6.2 per cent
IN December and 6.8 per cent in No
vember. Prices now represent an
average decline of 294 per cent from
the, peak level of last May, says this
arthority -
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09

Southern Spot Markets--Nortolk quiet, rs
points higher at 1896; sales 432 bales.
Augusta quiet, unchanged at 13c; sales
sales 1000 bales. st. Louis quiet, un-
changed at 14c;. sales nil. Houston steady.
40 points higher at 1Sc; sales 2,S36 bales.
sales so bales. Dallas steady, 40 points
higher at 12.G5c: sales 1.74s bales. Fort
Worth steady, 40 points higher at f2.50c;
sales $50 bales Galveston steady,
changed at 1So; sales 1883 bales, New
Orleans and Mobile, holiday. Savannah
quiet, unchanged at 14c.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
Rail Loan Approved

.WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-A loan Of
$4,000 to the Indiana Harbor Belt
RAILROAD Company was approved to-day
b the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. The carrier will use the money
in providing new equipment.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
MITCHELL MOTORS COMPANY. INC.

NUIICE OF ANN AL N EE TING
The ann al meeting OF the stocEhod
OF MITCHELL MOTORS COMPANY. INC,
will be held at room 437, No. rs Broad
Street. Borough of Manhattan. City of
New York. N. Y. on Tuesday. the 18th
day OF February, 1921, at 12 o'clock noon.
for the purpose of eecting Directors and
for the transaction of such other business
as may be brought before the meeting. A
list of stockholders entitled 70 vote at said
meeting Will be taken of the close of
busn SIS Monday. February 7th, 1921.
Dated New York. January 25th, 1921.
l.. s. MOLD, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
TO THE HOLDERS OF
EASTEKN PETROLEElN COAEEsNNY

PAYN ISSUE FIRST LIEN COLLATERAr,
TR[ ST TEN-I EAR SINKING
FUND GOLD BONDS DUE
SEPTEMBER IST. 1928
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed VIII receive on February II, 1921. at
posals Of the above bonds to be SURRENDERED
for redemption On February Is, 1921 at
prices not exceeding one hundred and two
and one-half per centum u02ATJ OF par,
plus accrued interest, out of rnoneys In the
Sinking Fund amounting TO s3s.22s o4 The
right Is reserved by the undersigned 10 re-
ject any or all offers
COLUMBIA TR ST Cosyps~v Trrstee
BY GEORGE e WARREN.
Vice-President.
Dated February l. 1921
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09

Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF the Stock holders OF NAYLOR a
co. Inc. will be held al the company's Of
hce. No. 100 Broadway. Borough of Man
haitian, City OF New York. the 18th day
of February, 1924 at 2;0o O'Clock p. NJ for
the Election OF Directors for the ensuing
year, for the appointment of two Inspe 10
of Election, and for the transaction of such
other business as may be bro asht before
the meeting.
ARCHIE II e~"oNG, Secretary,
Dated, February .. 1854.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

PRINCE AND WHITELY.-NOTICE OF
Dissolution OF Prince and Whitley, a
Limited Partnership. and Certif~ate OF
Formation of New Limited Partnership
under TIE firm name and style of PRINCE
& WHITLEY.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter~~-Receipts were 6,es1 packages
Creamery. higher than extraa ib., 43h %
4aoi extras, % score. 42h ep43c: hrsts so
to sl score 4oM dS42c; frsts, IS to 50
score, 30 % 400; seconds, ss to 81 score, a36p
Ssc; lower grades. 2oGps2c; unsalted,
hig her than extras, 4sda46Mcj extras, 46 "a
soho: flrsts 44o. seconds, S2@SSc; held
or storage, high scoring. II "a 90 42c: extras,
4o@a1o; frsts, $50 8sc; seconds. 81 35c; f;
lower grades. goo aoe: Danish oaals. fresh.
Al "a 42c. state dairy tubs, finest, III 6p42c:
good to prime, 37W4oo; common to fair,
sSWS6c; ladies, current make, trats, 2S@
29c: seconds, 2SM ap24c; lower grades 30
2Sc; packing stock current make. No. l.,
23cs No. 2. 22c. lower grades, 1s@21c.
Cheese Receipts were 1870 boxes State,
whole milk, held, early made fats specials.
lh.. a7a q 2so; fall made. 2e@27c; average
run. 24925Mo: fresh specials. 23h @ 25c;
IL NC, twins, held specials, 25A % 2Sls G:
average run, 24@26ho; Wisconsin, held
fats, 26 @ csc; held twins. 2b@27c; single
Daisies, held, 25@27c; double Daisies, held,
2Slb dp27c; Young Amercas. held, 2s Y @
29c; fresh. 2S02stc; skins. held specials.
IL II q zoe; prime to choice, 15@17hc: fair
to good. 12@ s,ac; lower grades. 1oc.
Eggs-Receipts were 22.sso cases. Fresh
gathered, extras dozen, 41c extra firsts.
4oc; frsts, Ss@s9c; seconds 37c; dirties,
No I, 358S6c; checks. fair to choice. dry.
3S@S4c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
Western, hennery whites, extras. 43n44c:
extra hrsts 4l@42c: firsts, as64oo; gath
cred whites, flrsts to extra frsts. 80 Q42c:
under grades. s793sc; pullets, $50 sec
Pacific Coast, white. extras, a3@ 44c; extra
firsts, II GpASc; tirsts. S9@ 4oc: other West
ern and southern. gathered whites, SO %
&oc; State Pennsylvania and nearby West
and mixed colors. graded extras, 41c; irsts
to extra firsts, SS q 40c,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool CabIes-Spot cotton neglected;
middling, 40 points lower at S.03d, Sales
5000; American, 1000. Imports nil. Fut-
ures opened quiet at % to 26 points de-
cline. Closed quiet at 20 to 26 points de-
cline. March. S.60d; May. s.S3d July
9.o4d: October, s.21d; January, 9.24d. Man
chester: Yarns dull and easier; cloths dull
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09

novelty and high styled goods. Both
VIII have to assume a portion of the
risk If business is to proceed ON any-
thlng like normal basis"
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
TIE STEEL AND TUBE COMPANY
OF AMERICA
THREE YEAR SEVEN PER CENT COLI
NGTEG

NDtfTe.
Three Year Seven Per Cent Cofd No+.s
of the Steel and Tube Company of America,
maturing July i. 1921. will be paid at par
ana accrued interest at any time on presen-
tat!on TO the trustee. Continental and
Commercial Trust and Savings Bank, Chi.
cago.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09

In yonr spare time tske up a course OF
instruction in some profitable profession or
trade Consult the Help Wanted Female
and Male In truction column In to-day's
Trihunc.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
Cotfonseed Oil

The market was helped materially yes
terday by the pronounced strength of
grains Final quotations were 20 to 27
points net higher. Total sales were 1880
barrels.
The range OF prices:
~
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
FINANCIAL
aovALE.G0sHEN COAL co.

proposals for Bonds.
6Hsls lsaa aersigned Trustee under the First
ny Az os the Midvale- Goshen Coal Com
liiSs go eept. /, 1894, having the sum
ssds wiz wi;' available for the purchase OF
ssa.r ala ala accept tenders of bonds issued
,ses.ts . exhaust said sum, at t price S1l not
Nv. iVo per centum and accrued in.
'aabsras proposals setting forth the serial
t!sd bx y. the Bonds offered will be re !.
..NNR strss.e endersigned at It's office, IS
ssecs nhens' New York City, up to II
Ne 5sS.n 5aJSon or Feb. 23, 1921.
'slrrn ~ Is reserved to reject any bid
STATES MORTGAGE & TRUST
COMPANY.
BY CALVERT BREWER,
Vice-President,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
'osAL CLOAK q srrrr co,ypaNy

sis Nsh Year s9s Convertible
y M EopshsIng Fund Gold Notes
sssose tss,,.s oy Temporary Notes of the
eess iss,,. tive engraved notes of sthe
!. rsadg r. with coupons attached. will
.aasy iSth 'gr delivery on and after Feb
the temporarg nofea nor aha uP3e p6e
ssspsrttnsnt' I'M oia Trust Company, Trust
Y NO 20 Broadway. New York
: March "is. interest coupon is payable
D,.ssy nets 1871, the holders of tenn
= siasnge sos are requested to effect the
\ etemptia oeiinitive notes with coupons
'arloShiy as possible,
Wilt EL0AK g. SUIT COMPANY,
-, Ha ROSENBAUM, Secretary,
= sssbisi sbiIsioas rhane is read by wide awake and
'ss IA ta Employees Teiephone on % your Help,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-09
BUYERS WANTS
OFFERINGS TO BUYERS
OFFERINGS TO BUYERS

5000. 40-40-75-4200 Xxx
DRM, VSL, OF and WF'X. Rosenberg B
Romm, % w. 24th; phone Gramercy 17l7.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-02-02

days OF warm sunshine will see quite
an advancement OF spring flowers
and vegetation.
Mrs, NJ. A. Allison has purchased
the property back OF the Southern
Pacific station and will move there
shortly from the CuthbertsOn house
on Mountain avenue. Mrs. Cuth-
bertson, who has been residing in
klamath county during the occupancy
OF her property here, will return and
make her home in Ashland as soon
as her house is vacated.
The little son Of Mrs. Minnie Hen
son is quite sick this week at their
home on Mountain avenue.
W. T. Skaggs and little daughter,
who have been residents of Ashland
for the past year, expect to leave
within few days for Oakland, Calf,
where they will make their future
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ledgerwood of Cres-
ton, Iowa, are in Ashland looking
over this part of the state. They ex-
pect to remain here for week or so.
Mrs. Garfield, wife of DR.. Garfield
OF Drain, and her little son, are Wis
iting this week at the home of the
formers mother, Mrs. Robert Car
rett. and other relatives.
g .
Homer Billings, John o. Rigg and
County Secretary Cash Wood left
last night for Salem to attend the
state Y. NJ. C. A. convention inses-
sion there. From Salem Mr.. Billings
will 60 TO Portland on business be-
fore returning home.
o o
Dixie McShane, Billie McShane, and
II. l.. Voose are In Ashland from Port
land, stopping at the Hotel Austin.
D @
Mrs. A. l.. Clemar OF Seattle, ar
rived in Ashland today and expects
to remain here for an indefinite time
for the benefit of her health. Mrs.
Clemar is suffering from the after
effects of influenza and will try the
mineral waters OF Ashland for some
time while she takes a complete rest
in this city.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-02-02
PAGE THRER

and a drumstick, while his elders
heartily enjoyed the good things set
before them. The young heir of the
'Fraley household, however, received
many fluctuations on arriving at the
l'great age Of one year. and was given
the assurance that the time will
come when he will be able to enjoy
feasting while his elders will be COM
PEELED to refrain from the fleshpots
/ for the same reason by which he was
debarred at this time. Those at the
dinner beside the host, hostess and
honor guest, were Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ton Fraley, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Nc
Nair, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rose, and
Mrs. Catherine Hayerkamp.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-02-02
SATURDAYS NEWS

Dorothy Millioent Peters, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Peters, Jr.,
made her debut to society as host
ess, Friday afternoon, January 2S,
when she celebrated her first birth
day anniversary with party at the
home OF her grandmother, Mrs. II.
o. Butterfield. at SIS Iowa street.
Ten guests were invited to partici-
pate in these festivities, eight of
whom were present. These were
Bobby Burdic, Billy Fraley, Jeanette
Hastings, Marcine Hastings, Mar
garet Norton, Helen Dunn, Jack Ste
vens and Mark Smith. Two others,
Lois Evans and Geraldine Wenner,
were detained from coming by sick
ness.
The party took place from 2 80 to
6, and owing to the tender years Of
the guests as well as the hostess,
the various mothers were also pres
ent. The house was charmingly dec
Grated with baby pictures, while
blocks, baby swing and picture books
were enticingly displayed for the
diversion OF the little guests. While
the babies were enjoying these play
things the mothers We're entertained
with various amusing games fitting
the occasion. Each mother brought
her own baby picture, which was
passed around for the others to guess
the original. Pictures of baby things
were cut out and displayed, the name
OF the advertisement to be guessed,
Mrs. Jean Hastings was winner of
first prize in this guessing contest,
while Mrs. Il. L. Smith was given the
consolation prize.
Owing to the extreme youth OF the
participants, the mothers held the
little guests at the table which was
beautifully decorated, the predomi-
mating colors being pink and blue.
Bouquets of pink carnations were on
the table and place cards OF pinH
sunbOnnet babies were at each plate.
Pink and blue ribbons were attached
to these, leading to a basket in the
center of the table, in which were
favors, a snapshot OF Baby Peters,
also attached to the other end OF
the ribbons. The napkins also wer"
decorated with pink sunbOnnet ba-
bies while at each plate was an in
dividuaf cake with a tiny pink or
blue candle. alternating, The cen
/ ter of the table held the beautiful
birthday cake with one lighted c;pl-
die. Delicious refreshments of lemon
whip in tall glasses, cake and hot
chocolate, were served. The little
lady was the recipient OF many beau
tiful gifts from her guests, and us
Il fitting close OF the charming Oc-
casion, Photographer b. II, Hnthorne
came to the house and took a picture
of the party in the beautiful settings.
This occasion was Il memorable ono,
is il was also the anniversary of the
birth of Mrs. S. A. Peters. Sr.. grand.
mother of the hostess. and was also
given to celebrate the birthdays OF
the mother. Mrs. S. A. Peters, Jr.,
and little Billy Fraley, both OF which
take place January 81.