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New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
l.. S. Commerce Chamber
To Study Trade Bodies
Cadsdcn Heads Committee Tha,
COnvcncs Tomorrow in
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Appoint-
mcnt of n committee to study and re
port on the subject of trade associa-
tions was announced to-day by the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States. The committee, which will en-
dcavor to determine the manner In
which trade associations can render
the greatest service to industry and
the public. will hold its first meeting
here on Wednesday.
The members of tho committee are
?, II. Gadsdcn, chairman, president Of
tho American Electric Railway Asso-
citation; Professor r. H. Adams. Of
Yale University; +. r. Babcock, prcsi-
dent of the Babcock Lumber Company.
Pittsburgh; c. j. Brand. vice president
United Fruit Growers, Inc, Pitts
burgh; II, S. Dennison, president Don
nison Manufacturing Company, Fran
ingham, Mass; J. r. Maccoll, treasurer
Lorraine Manufacturing Company,
Pawtuckct. r. T.; j. d. II. Morrow,
vice president National Coal Associa-
tion, Washington; Alfred Reeves, sec
retary National Automobile Chamber
of Commerce, New York. and George
Rublec, New York, former member
Federal Trade Commission.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
National Association Issues
Figures Showing the Ex-
tent of Stock Rcduc-
lions During Last Year

The strong tendency toward the re
duction of merchandise inventories
among wholesale dry goods houses is
shown in a report on inventories is
sued by the National Wholesale Dry
Goods Association. An average reduc
tion in the inventories Of II Wholesale
tablishments from the end of 1920 to
the end of 1921 as shown on the state
mcnt. figures out at 1873 per cent. This
compares with an average reduction Of
about 10 per cent, made from the end
of 1919 to the end of 1920
The average of 1873 per cent, how
ever scarcely gives n true figure Of
conditions. The average reduction in
the inventories valued at less than ST.
100000 among FIVE houses was 1916 per
cent. The cut ranged from 3.4 per
cent to 40,3 per cent.
OF ten houses with inventories val
ucd from 81 ,O000 900 to S2.0OO.0O0, seven
showed an average reduction of GAG
per cent. The other three showed in
crcascs, one of 3.6 per cent, another
Of IA per cent and the third Of 761
per cent. This high average increase
brought the total decrease from the 10
down to S.5 per cent
In the third group, those with in
ventories ranging from $2,000O00 to
sloooo,ooo each, four showed reduc-
tions averaging 35.7 per cent, the dc
a39 per cent. Two of this group, how
ever, showed increases Of 1872 per cent
and 49.7 per cent respectively. These
advances brought the average reduc-
zion for the group down to 1873 per
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

FINANCIAL MEETINGS
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
\ NArl. y /.

new oFk, \. Y, March TO- 1922.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF tho
principal office of the Company. No. so
Church street. in the Borough of Manhat-
tan, City of New York, on Tuesday. April
II. 1922, at 1900 o'clock noon, for tho
election of four Directors to hold ONCE
for four years, and for the transaction of
any and all business that may properly
como before the meeting. including tho
approval Of an extension of the lease OF
the New York, Lake Erie and Western
Coal and Railroad. the guaranty of its
extended bonds, and considering. and vot-
ing upon the approval and ratification OF
an purchases, contracts. acts. proceedings
elections and appointments by the Boa rd
OF Directors and the Executive Committee
since the Annual Meeting of the stock
holders of the Company on April IL. 1921.
and of all matters referred to in the pro-
ccedlngs OF the Board OF Directors and
the Executive Committee which. until the
meeting. VIII be open TO examination by
stockholders OF record during business
hours at the New York office of the Com
pany, No. so Church Street, New York
The transfer books OF both the Common
ana Preferred Stocks will be closed at the
Gi9se Los Of business on Monday, March -.
on Wednesday, April l2. 1872
BY order of the Board of Directors
GEORGE H MINOR Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Carpet Prices Steady
Little Change Shown at Ycs;cr-
dav's Auction

A large attendance of buyers, fairly
spirited bidding and prices closely APP
proxmating those of last September,
yesterday featured the opening of the
carpet and rug auction in the Offices of
Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet Com
pany. Prices on the ma iCr lines failed
to deViate from those set last Septcm-
Der by more than 81. Some Of Az
minister lines dropped slightly. Prices
on tapestry rugs, however, heId UP well;
Buyers, in the main, took only small
lots and were inclined to start their
bids low. until it was demonstr tratcd
that prices were to be fairly we'll main
tanned.
New price lists were issued by few
of the other carpet companies YeStcr-
day, showing little change from the
last prices. IN one case tapestry rugs
were advanced 25 cents.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Most Factories Small
90 y. C.. Of Establishments Have
Less Than Fifty Persons

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Ninety per
cent of the 290.105 manufacturing
plants in this country listed in the 1919
census, employed 30 workers or less
each, according to Il statement issued
to-day by the Bureau Of the Census. No
wage carners were reported in 1871 per
cent of the factories, from / to ) wage
earners in 1873 per cent, from to 20
workers in 1914 per cent, and from 81
TO 80 workers in 81 per cent. Fac
tories in which from 50l to 900 work
ers were employed formed but s per
cent Of the total and only 4 per cent
of the total reported more than 1000
wage earners employed. More than one
fourth of the wage earners, however,
worked in establishments employing
900 workers or more.
The number of factories shows %
per cent increase over 1914 and the
number of wage carners an increase of
29.3 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
TIE ATCmsoN. TOPEKA AND


Notice is hereby given that the Twenty
seventh Annual Meeting OF the Stockhold-
railway Company will be held at the gen.
tial once of the Company, In Topeka Kan
aas, on Thursday. April 81. l922 at twelve
CLOCK noon, Tor the election of three (3)
Directors to hold Office for four % years
ana Tor the election of independent Audi
Tors TO audit the books ana accounts Of
the company at the close of the fsca
year Said meeting has been called bv
'he HoaFd OF Directors and is to be held
also FOR the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting In
Guiding the acceMance, of the annual re-
port of the Boffd of Directors TO the
STOCKHOLDERS for the year ending Decem-
Der 81. 1921, and the approving. ratifyinr
"hT 10 cohhrm'ng Of the following. to-wlt:
ne ieas" or the property OF the Califor-
ni9 southern Railroad Company.
The capital stock transfer books will he
closed at the close Of business on Thursday.
Mafch 23, 1922. and viii be reopened at
the close of said meeting
Sy order Of the Board OF Directors
l.. {: DEMING. Assistant Secretary
New York City. January 3, 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
mess News
Wholesale Dry Goods Concerns
Reduce Inventories 1873 u. e..
Sees Good Recovery
Of Business in South

The South is showing good re
covcry from the business deprcs-
sion. according to +. w. Lafrentz
Of the American Surety Company,
who has returned from tour of
the Southern district.
"Thc banks have saved the South"
he said, "and the hard work and
intelligent economy Of the people
now are pulling it well out Of the
recent depression. People arc iqui-
dating their debts as rapidly as pos
sible, and in many cases much
earlier than expected.
"While the manufacturers and
merchants have been suffering most
markedly from the slowing up in
business, their troubles have been
secondary to the agricutursts,
and their activity seems to be in
crcasing now as rapidly as their
customers recover
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Mining
PROPOSALS

TEXTILES. Marine Corps, Quartermas-
f1a5 atc, Depa@ymeg 1a9I g Wmshns99n t 81 D. -
duplicate, Will be received in the once Of
the Depot Quartermaster. T.. s. Marine
Corps, 100 South Broad street. Philadel-
phia, Pa, until ] A. NJ, 10 April 1877
and then be publicly opened for furnish
ing 100000 yards Nainsook, checked.
white, 60,00G yards kersey green 1G-
ounce, and 10000 yards Flannel, shrting
hhaki, for delivery to Depot Quartermas-
ter. |. $. Marine Corps. 400 South Broad
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Proposal blanks
and other Information may be obtained
and standard samples seen upon applica-
uon to his Office and the Office of the De
pot Quartermaster. |. $. Marine Corps
400 South Broad Street. Philadel hia
Pa. The right is reserved to reject any OF
all bids or parts thereof and to waive in
tolnlalltles therein Bids from regular
dealers only will be considered Schedule
No, 262. {. l.. McCawley. Brigadier Cen
eraI. Vhe Quartermaster.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Commercial Credit

The casing tendency in commercial
money rates continues. A consider
able bulk of commercial paper dis
counted yesterday at AZ per cent
Most of the commercial paper now
coming into the market is being bought
by interior banks.
Bankers acceptances also reflected
the easing tendency and open market
rates yesterday were an eighth of
per cent lower than at the close OF
last week The American Acceptance
Council yesterday quoted the follow
ing discount rates on prime bankers
acceptanccs eligible for purchase by
Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
SUBMARINE BOAT CORPORATION.
NOt ice Of Annuul MeftinR af St0Gl Ii nldcrs

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
annual meeting Of the Stock holders OF
Submarine Boat Corporation will be held
at the principal office Of the Corporation,
IN the Hanover Bank Building. No s Mas
sau Street (No. IL Pine street,, in tho
Borough of Manhattan. city of New York.
on Tuesday, the llth day of April, 1922. at
two o'clock in the afternoon. for the pur-
pose of eIeCting Board of Directors to
serve for one year and until their
c"ssors are elected and qualify, to vote
upon a resolution to ratify adopt and con-
firm the acts and resolutions of the Board
OF Directors of this Corporation and for
the transaction of such other business a 8
may properly come before the meeting
stockholders of record on the transfer
books at close of business. Y. NJ, March
18th, 1922. Will be entitled TO vote in per-
son or by proxy.
The Minute Books and other records Of
the Board of Directors and OF the Corpora
zion Will be open at the office of the Cor
por&tIon each business day during business
uours from the day of the date of this
notice until and including the day upon
which the annual meeting may be held
Tor inspection and examination by stock
holders.
THOMAS c.. DAWSON,
Secretary.
y, !,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Prices Are Higher
In Broad Trading
On Curb Market
Durant and Gardner Motors
Unusually Active: Trade
Brisk in Hudson & Man
haitian and Tobacco Shares

Trading broadened on the Curb
Market Exchange yesterday and prices
generally we're higher at the close, Ad-
Sances in the leading issues ranged
from fraction to several points.
Among the motor group Durant and
Gardner motors were unusually active,
rejecting the upward movement OF
Studebaker on on the big board. "
Gardner, according to official reports.
is shipping fifty cars day. The COM
pany is behind in its orders and will
probably ship 5000 cars for the first
half of the year.
Other stocks in which specuatlng
was active were Hudson g. Manhattan
and the tobacco stocks.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Failures sp. Liabilities Down

An increase OF 53.S per cent m tNo
number Of business failures in this
country during March, 1922. compared
to March last year is reported by
Bradstreet's. At the same time a drop
Of 1862 per cent in the liabilities is
noted. Failures for last month to-
tailed 23O7 with liabilities of $57.513.-
500 Compared with February, fail
ures show an increase Of l.3 per cent.
largely because March had FIVE more
business days than the preceding
month. March. however, showed Is per
cent fewer failures than January
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Saving on Baggage Transfers

Approximate y $500 600 Will be saved
the travelling public in New York dur
ing the next year as a result Of the
decision of the Public Service Com
mission, reducing by 20 per cent the
cost of transferring baggage in this
city. according to Herbert l.. Scham-
berg, managing director of the Ma
tional Council of Travelling Salcsmen's
Associations The old rate of trunk
transfer was SIPS. The new rate is
81. Charges above this figure should
be reported to the National Councils
headquarters in the Claridge Hotel
said Mr.. Schamberg.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Island Oil Expenditures on
San Miguel Well Halted

Judge John c. Knox in the United
States District Court yesterday granted
the petition of unsecured creditors for
the discontinuance of further expendi-
lures on the part of the Island Oil a.
Transport Corporation in its develop
ment of what is known as the San
Miguel we'll, which was said to be
unprodudtive The application was for
modification Of Judge Knox's order
~ do -, NJ 80. ...L;oL 49,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
BY GEORGE McANENY. Chairman.
JAMES Is WALKER. Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTICES

-TEY NUCHEYl. PIPE LINE COMPANY,
13 goa iway.
mr.. New YORK. Narc,. 3lst. 19z3
., A dividend Of $3.50 pr stsce has be-n
teclatsd the Capital :':oc& II la;s Com
piny. payabts JCAa j5fh. 1928. to stock-
holders -. ..eeri ~ tho close OF nusi..sss
rrfi el.i- 1873
. ~ ooiHHnIr.ce ;itns regarding pa y:ne1. Z,
sLanxs Il tnAfrs- str4ld he set 20 the
a1e.'''se'-, not l-tcr tlsn Jnnn Sth, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Notice Of annual Meeting of

~, - " VV.FT = = nv.
The Annual Meeting Of the stockholders of
this COMPANY Will he held on the 18th day Of
Api!l 1872, at 10 O clock in the forenoon at
ne ohlrc OF the corporation, 81 Wall Street.
Nc" YORK. ~ Y, for the purpose of electing
a Board Of Directors, two inspectors to serve
at an elections of stockholders during the
ensuing year ana receiving and acting upon
tht reports OF the officers and for the trans
action Of such other business as may prop
ei'iy cone before the meeting
ttONAl'l WEBSTER. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
TIE NEW YORK CONNECTING RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS:
NOTICE is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of The
New York Connecting Railroad Company
viii be held in the office OF the Company
in Grand Central Terminal Building Groom
3o4o). New York. n, Y, Tuesday April
18TH, 1872, at Il 80 oclock a. M for he
purpose of eecting q Board Of Directors
for the ensuing year and the transaction
of such other business as may properly
come be fore said meeting.
Dated April 4th, 1922.
A. T.. CLARK,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Secretary Of the Treasury, Feb. 8. 1898.
UNITED CIGAR STORES COMPANY


Notice is hereby given tha. the annual
meeting Of stockholders Of the United
Cigar Stores Company of America will be
held the 21st day of April. 1872. at two
o clock in the afternoon, at the principal
office of the Company, No. 10 Exchange
Place, Jersey City, New Jersey, for the
purpose OF electing six (6) directors OF the
first class, TO hold office for term of
three (3) years each.
The stock transfer books will not be
closed.
In accordance with the laws of the State
OF New Jersey no stock be voted on
which has been transferred the books
Of the Company within twenty (20) days
next preceding this election.
Dated April 3. 1922.
T. l. BECTON Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
receivers were TO expend not to eSees'

receivers were to expend not to sA's
100000 F.. hi,
Martin Conboy. counsel tot has
creditors, wanted the court W.nuch
expenditures of any kind. inaasssstei
as this matter is to be adJ unsssteo
tomorrow the court merely an' nes
the receivers not to make any %
commitments, but directed tnsm nranr
complete those already made. fsa fa;ssrs.
l.. Kohlman, counsel for the recess sas
said they had not expended tns n,ss
allowed and that their total COM
ments did not exceed 81 $40
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

Sales (ooo omitted). Open High Low. Last
10 ONO I. " T bs..96 90 80 30
10 Phila Go IS. ... 96is a6i4 96 96l
phila Eiec es....loil I, loi& ioi4 loii
philippine 5l9s 1o67s 1858 l06 q 1855
- = phiiitps Pet 7l4s.l0S% loss, 1859, l0S%,
2S Pub Scr \ j Is 99K ools 99i. 90 t.,
10 Robert GaiI is. % 95tg g5 95i
l6 Saks < co Is. 100 100 100 100
Shawsheen 7s....I02as l022. i02bs l02 G,
Solvay ct Gle sa l02&. l03A l02a. 103l,
10 5 west Bell Is. l02ls 102l4 102I. 1922
5 o 7s %. .I04i, l0lI, lOil, IO4I,
do .a.,,...,, io5 =, l05 y. l05 si l05 3.
stewart War Ss LOG - l06i LOG u I06 y
sun OH 's....... loois lp0is 10o1s 100is
Swift & Go Is % .lol1. 1914 l0l l0l
3 do Is l93l....l02st l024 l02b 1923,
Texas Co Is ....1 10iis l0l "a 1Olt q, l0l "a
Tidal Usage IL l00& 1908, 100 s. 100 81
IL Unit OIL Prod SIS. ON. 9214 g2la g2tb
~ Vacuum OH 7s..106A 107 l06% lO7
Warner Sugar Is g6es 9G24 90 "a 96ls
l5@ Western Elec 7s.loSM 100 1885, 100
Winchester 7'as.. 99'2 9oN 99>4 99%
Foreign Bonds
is Argentine rs. 9os. 9e7s 99a. osn
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
Ihe Annual Meeting of he Stockholders
OF the Chicago and North western Rail
way Company will be held at the office OF
the company, 226 West Jackson Boulevard
In the city of Chicago. Illinois, on Tues.
day, April II, 1922, at eleven o'clock A. n.
Tor the election of Directors and the trans.
action of such other business may come
before said meeting.
transfer books Will be closed on Friday
March 10. 1922. at the close Of business on
that day, and Will be reopened Wednes.
day. April l2 1929
Dated March 8. 1922.
WILLIAM II. FINLEY. President
LOHN D A ID
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
DIVIDEND NOTICES
MIAMI COPPER COMPANY.
6l Rroad dWaN Nen York

MIAMI COPPER COMPANY,
81 Broadway, New York.
Dividend No. 80.
April 3. 1922
Tho Board OF Directors OF Miami Copper
Company have this day declared q DIVIDEND
of nfty cents (boc) per share for the quar-
ter year ending March 3lst. 1872. on The
car:tai stock OF the COMPANY payable May
18th l02c, TO stockholders of record at the
o.ose O, business on MAY 1st 1872. Book
"''' '''' N''' SAM LEvtsoHN.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

Call loans against acccptances, AZ
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
.a. INNITSTiON 70 CONTRACTORS
New Entrance 90 iGSth Street station OF
the Manhattan BronN Kupid Transit

Railroad.
Sealed hits or proposals for the con
s'ruction of a new entrance to l6Sth Street
station or the Manhattan Bronx Rapid
Transit Railroad VIII be received by the
JJansit CoulWisSion of The state Of New
sIon') on behalf Of the City OF New York
at the office of tho Comm ssion at No.
80 I3tiayett~ street Borough Of Manhat-
ttn5 New York CITY. until the 10th day of
%pUt. iH-4 at cIeNeu-thIltN q go O'Clock
d. M. at which time aud place OF at a
later date To- be fixed by the Commission.
The proposa s vii. he publicly opened
ne Sald Nm Entrance u BE- construct
c3 Will te az Broadway near lbSth street.
Iir work to be done VIII include the
care and support and where necessary. the
ittd. ustuen, ol surface, subsuriace and
overhead structures. the maintenance Of
iah5c and the restoration OF street sur
Ire method of construction will be
parity bJ excavation under cover and part
y oy SHAFT and tunnel excavation.
Tho Contractor must within sixteen GG)
months from the delivery Of the contract
c0n'pieie the New Entrance and such
'other WORK covered by the conr..ot as
NAY be necessary to put the New Intrance
IN cOndit ION for the installation of eleva-
tors and must complete all other work
covered b. the contract within eighteen
(is) months from the delivery OF the
-Conttact
4 ..iul er description of the work and
Other requirements. provisions and speci-
IcalQns are given in the Information for
tofirra ctors and in the forms of contract,
bond and Contractors = Proposal, and in
the contract drawings. which are to be
deemed part of this Invitation and copies
OF which may oe Inspected and purchased
al. said Office o. the Commission.
The receipt of bids VIII be subject to
the requirements specified in SAID Infor-
nation tor Contractors.
New York, March 81. 1922
TRANSIT COMMISSION.
BY GEORGE McANENY. Chairman.
JAMES Is. WALKER. Secretary.
STATE OF NEW YORK. THE ADJU-
.tRnt Generals Of)ce. New York State
Arsenal. 7,h Ave. and 55th ST.
New York City. March 21st. 1922.
SEALED PROPOSALS subject 10 the
condition or the sale viii be received a
,ais once untn II o'clock noon, Friday.
= pril l3th, at which time and place they
VIII be opened for the purchase OF Con
d"lnned and Obsolete Quartermaster and
Ordnance Stores
Cs.tatogue giving Quantities. conditions.
stq, can be had on application At this Office.
J. LESLIE KINCAIp.
The .Adiuiant General.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
KINGDOM OF BELGIUM
TO Holders of The Kingdom of Belgium Gold 71ae sn
Fund Redeemab Bonds issued under Loan dated May

in ewht o
of the
o
al 0 h. o r in i1co
n 0 nenos
d
sadie
principal sum hFeof on o
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
2--Suspension and Termination OF Vic
tory note conyerson privileg En- view OF

the call for the redemption Of all S% per
cent Victory notes June 10, 1922, and
pursuant to the provisions of said Treas
ury Department circular number l2S the
privilege OF conversion OF Victory notes o..
either series into Victory notes Of the other
series Is nerTny Sqspenaee1 If"m ron he67ruinry
and on June 15. 1922 will terminate. VIC
tory notes accordingly cease to be inter
conver ibe, effective February 9. 1922. and
and after that date conversions Of
the notes may be made.
3-Detailed information as to the pres
entation and surrender of 3% per cent
Victory notes for redemption is given in
Treasury Department circular number 277,
dated February 9. 1922. copies OF which
are available at the Treasury and the Fed
eral Reserve Banks.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
LEGAL NOTICES

MRS LOUISE VAZAKA. YoC ::
hereby notified the time Tor pay ,.s VII
YOUR Hen 10 us having expired 10 Wit.
cause TO be sold AZ publjc aucsl.', Ind COZ
Trunks. boxes and other sooas ,r ware
tents. he sale TO he held at o07 49,
house. 5l3 West l3ist st. ON Aprltt - =. ASp
at o a in. HENSrONE SToh-Ao
VAN COMPANY -
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Open. High. Low. Last.

Sales (o0o omitted). Open. High. Low. Last.
French Govt As. SO So cd So
> city + Allegro So. 1o2is 102fs Io2ls Io2ls
ii CITY SoiSsons as s6 Sb 81 81
i0o NNNll&ll fr As. 73 ~ 72M 72N
- do IS. ,...,... 6S sS4 IS IS
% % Russian as. o'2s.. "a - - 9e34
"a SWISS 5'2s..... .10li - I01 - 10lls l0i -
6O Mex Is 10. 10 IS Is 4aLa
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
FINANCIAL
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
To holders Of Victory notes and others

Notice Is hereby given ns follows:
Call for redemption of 2a4 Per cent
Victory notes.-All OF the 3s. per cent
series OF United States OF America convert
ible Gold Notes OF 1922-1923, otherwise
known as 3s1 Per cent Victory Notes arc
hereby called for redemption on juno Is
1922 pursuant to the provision for re-
6empt!on contained in the Notes and in
Treasury Department circular c,IIibeI 1873
dated April u, 1919, under which the Notes
were originally issued. Interest all
Victory notes OF the 81 per cent series
will cease on said redemption date. June
Is. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Open. IlLHh. Low. La st.

Sales. Open High Low. Last.
200 Savoy OU...... 47s "A
1000 Smms Pet. llaa ll&+ ~ Y
Zoo Skeliy OiI.... bi4 59s 81. as
1000 +Stanton Oil. 10 10 10 10
2780O *Texan & l.. g. 60 81 6l
100 Tidal OsaRe... liz 1li4 II r. II u
100 Ventura Oil. 25i2 % z 26ia Is u
5000 Wilcox OIL. As IA As 4 y
5000 ~ OU......... le % IS Is
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
CHICAGO, SAINT PAUL, .IINNFAPOTIS
AND OMAHA RAILWAY CQMpANH

NOTICE .1F ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Chicago, Saint Paul, Minneapolis
ard Omaha Railway Company VIII be held
at the Office Of the company in the city Of
Hudson. Wisconsin. Wednesday. April
II. 1922, at nine o'clock A. NJ, for the
election of Directors and the Transact On
OF such other business as may come bef.rs
said meeting
Transfer books will be closed on Friday
that day. and viii be reopened on Thurs.
day April IS. 1922.
Dated March J, 1922
JAMES r. CLARK President
IOHN n. CALDMEII. Secretarx