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New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Sales Last Month i'm Money
Value Only &c BelowFeb.,
1921, Says Reserve Bank;
Wholesale Index Lower

Retail sales by representative depart
ment stores and apparel shops in this
vicinity are nearer normal than are the
indices Of production and sales in other
fields, according to the Federal Reserve
Bank Of New York, in its April 1 issue
Of the monthly Review of Credit and
Business Conditions'
The review says that such retail
sales in February fell but 4 per cent
behind February, 1921. The sales last
month in siXtyfour stores amounted to
S23, $50, 600, as compared with S24, ,726,-
800 in February, 1921. The comparison
with the corresponding month a year
ago is more favorable than it was in
January, when sales were per cent
less than in January, 1921. The num-
be- OF individual transactions was per
cent larger than in February, 1921, and
the average amount OF the individual
sale was S252 compared With $2.17 in
February, 1921, decline Of per cent,
which appears TO reflect rather closely
the difference in price levels between
the two periods.
THE use of more advertising space"
says the review, land the holding of a
larger number OF special sales by large
stores is to some extent responsible for
heavy February sales New York City
eWspapcrs recently have received
more advertising material than they
had space to publish. Sales Of apparel
were particularly good, and sales of
housefurnishings we're larger than last
iell. rejecting the completion OF large
numbers Of new dwellings throughout
the district.
buying Of spring goods from whole
saiers was somewhat retarded by the
latencss of Easter. and stocks of
goods held we're increased during Feb
ruary somewhat less than is normal for
th&t month. The amount of outstanding
orders on March | was per cent of
me total purchases during the previous
calendar year, about the same percent
age as on March /, 1921. The value Of
stocks or hand, in terms Of selling
price, continued to be slightly larger
than the amount on hand year ago.
The banks weighted index Of whole
sale trade was slightly lower in Fcbru-
ary, due largely to the fact that Nor
chants delayed many spring purchases
from February until March because Of
the iatencss OF Easter Dry goods and
clothing sales in February we're par
tlcularly small. Last year, with an
early Easter, February buying was
heavy. The effect of this difference is
seen in the fact that February, 1922
sales compare less favorably with those
OF February, 1921, sthan did January,
l922 sales with those of January,
1921"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Petitions In bankruptcy.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
wero flied yesterday in the United states
District Court.
JAMES r. KEANE-lnvoluntary; fur
A. AND II. HAT Co.-lnvoluntary hat
makers As Great Jonas st.
EOsENrIIAI KUSSOWER. INC
Involuntary; jewelers. I2l Canal st
JOSEPH z. MAZzAtDRI AND JAMES
CLARItE-Involuntar stock brokers' llo
ROsENTITAL 4 KVSsOWDER -1nvoiun-
tary: jewelers.. l2t Canal ST.
JOSEPH E. MAZzAlpRI & ,!AMEs RS
hrm OF Thomas II. CovTley & Co. STOCK
Brokers, 115 broadway.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy y
fled yesterday in the United States
District Court:
Reuben Hillman for Alex Halmy, grocer.
2s5 Tenth av., with bond OF $1,000
William j. Clark Cor Simplex Utilties
bond OF $1,000
William j. James tor James r. Kenne
furniture and storage, lo4 East 10th st.
with bond Of $1,000.
Edward Rayh.r for Rosenthal &
Kussowcr. Inc, jewelers., 12l Canal St,
With bond OF $4,000.
Louis FerKin for Fred. Inc dresses and
coats. with bond of $500.
.s Great Jones ST., with bond OF $500
Schedules in Bankruptcy.
The following schedules In bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
jules LE1TERMAN. coat. .nd suits
40 West 25th 81. Liabilities, t75,sa2; as
sets S56.6O1.
JACOB sCHoNFELD, office fixtures
4o3 Broadway. Liabilities. $4S933; as
sets. S30.s50.
SOLOMON SCHNEIDERMAN mems
and boys caps, 8 West Fourth st. Liza
bilit'es. a9.l20 assets. $3,375
NAGNOW1T2 & BIRDT, INC. dresses
80 West 2lst ct. Liabilities, $20,SS1; as
sctY S56l5
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Business New s
Retail Trade Here Nearer
Normal Than Other Industries
Dry Goods Actiuity
Less Than Year Ago

Wholesale distribution Of dry
goods last week was somewhat less
than in the same week year ago
but exceeded considerably the total
for the previous week. according to
the market review by Marshall Field
& Co., Chicago.
Total orders from road sales
men," says the review, varied lit
tie from the figure for the corre-
spending period Of 1921, but showed
good gain over the prWious weeks
business. Orders. for fall delivery
arc most satisfactory in volume on
blankets and handkerc chiefs and are
commencing to come in on other fall
lines.
"Collections continue to show the
same improvement evidenced dur
ing the last few weeks, although
they are not quite as satisfactory
as a year ago
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Industry Progresses
In Middle West

! CLEVELAND, March 27.-Busincss
in the main lines of manufacture in
Ohio and the surrounding district con
tinucd to improve during March, ac-
cording to the monthly business re-
view issued to-day by the Federal Re-
servo Bank of Cleveland, although the
rntc of progress in many lines was
slightly less than that reported month
ago.
marked Improvement are iron and steel
canning, paints, the motor and tire
group and lake shipping.
Production Of automobile tires IN
the Akron district alone this month is
estimated to have reached in excess of
100000 Officinl figures give the pro-
duction for the entire country in
March, 1921, at 1,l63, 900 tires.
Reports on wholesale trade show in
crcnscs Of IL per cent in dry goods,
9.5 per cent in hardware and 1.3 per
cent in drug sales in February, COM
pared to January. Groceries showed q
drop of a. per cent Compared TO Feb
ruary OF 1921, sales last month in dry
goods were 1.3 per cent in advance
and of drugs q per cent in advance.
Sales in groceries were 20.7 per cent
behind and hardware l8.1 per cent
behind
Retail trade appeared to be only fair
in February Sales for the district as
q whole, according to reports from de-
partmcnt stores, were 1877 per cent less
in February. 1922, than in February
last year. For the two months this
year sales were 1871 per cent less than
those of the same period a year ago
The drop in selling price must be taken
into consideration. 1t is likely that the
volume of goods sold was larger this
wear than Inst year.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
eOU TiIERN PACIFIC COMPANY.


1e6 Eroad"ay: New York. y. Y. Jan. ,. 1a17
The ANNUAL Meeting OF tho Stookholdcr.
OF ne southern Pacific Company VIII be held
OF the oElce Of this Company in Anchorage
Je%ercon Comfy. kentucky, or Wednes y,
ArNtl >. l52@. at twelve o'clock noon, st nd
ara time. for the following Purposes VIZ:
!. To elect fifteen Directors
To co'sider and act upon ali questio0-
anl mf tters Wh!0h may legally cone be3or.
the meeting relating to Federal control o.
th" ConIPuy's properties under the act o.
Congress OF March II. l91S or any agree
nent or settlement With 1ne Government IN
respect Thereto. or felatiNg 10 the ternlra-
ton of such Federal control Ny the retr"~
~ the properties or otherNi and or
iatnE TO conditions resulting from O. sur
tee,utg eucn Federal control. and generally
ell questions and matters growing out OF or
incident TO such control, termination, thet ,ot
or following conditions. INCLUDING tAe guar.
ant ~ income under the 'Transportatlon
Ac. leeo. and settlement thereof.
70 transaot an suh other business y.
may legally come teiorc ne meeting includ-
TX ias apDro'2l ar1 ratification If all action
~ 'he Roard of Directors and q the E,xecu-
Z. committee since the last annual meeting
G. II b" stock hoiders ot this Company
For ne purposes OF the meeting tho books
'or me transfer OF stock will 30 closed nt 3
oclock y NJ. Tuesday March 91 49," ard
CIJ be f"opened at 10 o'clock A. Nj, Thurs
day April 6. 1992
Ey order ot the Poa II Or Directors.
HUGH NELL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
TUE tTCiuSON. TOPE1>\ AND
SiNNA lL RiIIN,AN INNI,A\ \.

Nolce is hereby Siven that the 'rwcntv-
seventh Anuu9l MeetinS of the StocNhold-
eets Of The Atchjson. Topeka ana santa I5e
haii"a: Company viii he weld at tho gem
etai o'ht" Of the CompanY III Topelta Kan
sas. on Thursday. April 81 i922 at iw%ive
@.cioct noon, for the e,cctlon Of three (3)
DIRECTORS to no d oiiice for four (D years
ana for the election OF Independent Audi
tors to audit the BOOKS ana accounts of
Tie Company az the close OF the fiscal
y ar, said meeting has been called bv
the Board Of Directors and is to be held
also for the transaction of such other bust
'ss as may come before the meeting. in
cIudinE. Che acceptance Of the annuai re.
IoFl or ihe FoHld OF Directors TO The
Ht"ct holders for the year ending Dccon.
Der 81 1921, and the approving, ratifyinp
an9 am, confirming Of the following, to-wit
no lease Of Oh" property Of The Csl!for-
ma southern Railroad Company
The captai stock transfer booi.s Will he
closed at the close cf business on Thursday.
March 20, l9@2, ana viii. he reopeneJ 2.
tAe close of said meetirg
By orjer OF tho Board ot Directors
j.. .. pEMlNG. Assistant Secretary.
New York city. January .. 1872
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Commercial Credit

IN commercial banking circles easier
money rates are again being discussed.
Borrowing on commercial paper at
present is light. The best prime paper
discounts are Az per cent. with the
bulh of paper moving at 42a per cent.
Less desirable paper discounts at per
cent.
The bankers acceptance market was
slightly more active yesterday. Rates
we're unchanged. The rates quoted by
the American Acceptance Council for
primo bankers acccptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks
we're:
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

New York. y. Y. March 10 ta92.
/ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Annual Meefing of tho Stockholders of Tho
Erie Railroad Company VIII he held ar the
principal office Of the Company. Nc 90
church street. IN the Borough of Manhat
tan. city of Nav York. on Tuesday. April
H. 1922, at 1900 o'clock noon. for the
election Of four Directors to hold Office
for four years. and for the transaction oi
any and All business that may properly
come before tho meeting, including tho
approval OF au extension or the Lease OF
the New York Lake Erie and Western
Coal and Railroad the guaranty OF it's
extended bonds. and conailerinE, and Vot-
Ing upon The approval and ratification ~
"ti plr Oas"s. contracts, acia. proceedings.
elections and appointments BY the Board
ot Directors and the Executive Committee
since the Annual Meeting OF tie stock e
holders of the Company on April L. 1921.
aud OF ali matters referred TO IN ihe pro
ccedinEs o. th" Board OF Directors and
TIE Executive Committee which. until tho
meeting. wil he open "a examination by
stockholders Of record during business
hours At the New York office OF the Com
pany No. 80 Church Street. New York
the tranEfer books OK both the Common
and Preferred stocks will be closed at the
G'ose OF busiress on "ionday. March. II,
l'%2 and wtl BE- reopcned at ten a Nj
on We nesday. AprI T.. i9.2
BY order of the Boaro Of Directors
GEORGE II MINOR Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

cordinp to statement issued to-day
bv Henry D. Sayer, State Industrial
Commissioner, was S2417. The largest
reduction was reported by the printing
and paper goods group and the largest
increase by the clothing group. The
advance in wages in the latter indus
try, it was said, was due chiefly to the
resumption OF work in the women's
cloak and suit factories following the
strike Earnings in the textile group
as whole were lower than in January.
The metal, machinery and conveyance
group also reported slight decline.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Borden Earns $lI.44. Share

The Borden Company for the year
ended December 81, 1921, reports net
income of $2,921,746, after charges and
Federal taxes. equivalent, after pre-
fcrred dividends, to $11.44 share on
nc S21 1863, 100 common stock. The net
income in 1920 was equal to S1O,95 a
share The report showed that bank
loans were reduced from $40. 100000 at
the end Of 1920 to S4,434719 at the end
of 1901
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Satisfied Judgments
In New YorL C,,,n4

~. IN new York County
Inc nrst name is that of the debtor .,
second that Of creditor and dste she
judgment was nled: "Aeh
Schlesinger. Leo-A. s. n,co,
March 20. 1916 '' 900, .,
Reimer. John B. and Otto r. F-'''o3
r. NJ Seiden; Feb. 3, 1929. ,,s .,
Ss;ame-3Same: Feb 8. 1922. ioa IN
'qdson Trust Co. American
1ohni tanseed Co; Feb: 6, 1sls..... 1908
oSet Hsrcb bAe9oTM: 90 M, Jacobson ct al;
Neuman. Saul md Leon-A. XIV ''''oo
Kaplan bav,d 81 Sct. ~ - 1H2l. ... 1.sso.ea
Aorsnan Berman-E. Lange ct
pa.,.rnscs naren 81 20, ls2a: .:;......: 1.5lo32
pi,ot.shinsky-J ,n,IyJ Ruppert; Feb
Lansing, Cleveland ca Hask., oit''2
Feb. II. 1921. sso,,
bTrn' nros-H. s.,. Levine; March
Fenss.rstoc,, ..'. l,152 As
Dec. 10. 1921; vacated ..... ssa1 AZ
Rokash. Homer. or Roy Collins
and New Amsterdam Casually
Co.-People. ETC.; Aug. 6, 1921
churchSeid 5000. 90
Ran5ail VIZ I'D rI. is. 1sls; ls;-.;:.. = ;:, 57a,ss
ussta n.nhs., isls. 5,o25.b5
Feb. II. "a, on
Neuman. Saul and Leon-A ~
Kronovet. Morris and samuei io''l'
b. S.egel; Jan. s, 1917 3,s,s
Cohen. Louis-I1 Hornstein; Jan
20. 1922. ,.,
Hoiser: John--c. F. Rabell; july ''''-
0. 1890. o................... a,So
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
WEsrNRN ELrcrR1c coApANv

Notice is hereby given tn',t The Arr,,.,
Maeting of the Stockholders Of Western
Electric Company, lueo'porat ]. w.l I've he!I
tt he principal Office of the COMPANY. No
l95 Broad"aY, Borough of Aianhattan ,>ow
YORK City. Oh Tues lay. April 4. 19a2 At
%@.g(ien o'clock in ;he forenoon, for the
p, 10 cleo Directors and Inspectors Of
H'Se ION .T for jhe ensuing year.
Tons Of ro1uche tho niimbcr Of Dlrector,
%, INC Company AMI of aIrc,,Jn, Article
)! on the ny laws to 'ouforn 20 sIch Ieruc-
uou I'm number n nade
10 consider and act upon a yo.c ar-
proving the acts Of he Directors ami OF
last annual meeting ot th, SiocLhoIders
and the transactions "s thv Companv re-.
ieltea TO- IN the annual repor, Of Ike D.
1921 ''' ''e Year
~. d. To transact Sprh o,aor business as
ba,sd NeH Tofi5 r Ms'~n .',5 ne re- m.etins' 15.g
N''-f'N'ft> o. t'tAiI. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Factory Wages Lower

ALBANY. March 27.-Average week
ly earnings of factory workers in the
state again suffered a slight decline
last month. The February average, &C.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

~ :N NRi>,T; BOty CONroRiTyo->
Ncf'"" of tr"u"l NrctinE of StoollhoIders.
notice rs HEREBY GIVEN tha, The
anpua' nccting of tho Stocsholdo~s OF
Stn',psrlnr .,l. hoat C'eroora9on win be held
ln me Hanover Ban; i}uudi0r. SO. d Nas-
Stu street 'No D. Pine SlrcoD. in TIC
= .9uEh ~ Mauhettau cite of New York.
On on Tuesday. tho iifh day of Aorn 1oe2 At
iW' o'Clo'k IN ia afternoon. for the pur-
poo Of eIect.ns Board Of Directors to
s'rN" Tor one rr@~ and G1til their sue
s'rS ere c'rc.ed end qualify. TO Not..
un'p ro@o'u'ion 10 ratiry, adopt and con-
Htm ne "r.s fnd resolutions az The BOARD
~ I1ir"'' Hrs of this Corporaticn and for
the uansa~ Jon Of such other bus ircss as
may j'op. rly come before the meeting
thodcTs Of record on he transfer
books a close of business. r. NJ March
-Hth. 800 Wil ue entitled to yote in per
son or by proxy.
.,. me A., Minp," Rocks ana otber records of
ne h1afd OF Directors and of tho Corpora
ton VIII be open at tho office Of the Cor
poration each business day during business
hours from The day Of the da @ Of this
notice until aad includjng the day upon
"nich the annua} mcctiug may be- held
tor inspection and examination b.. stock
holders.
THOMAS G. DAWSON
New York. Marcn Ilth. Ie29
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
nst.d. Februar; 27. 1917,

PLEASE TA1-n NOTICE ina, s,.,,,
Meeting ~ the Shareholdcrs OF III. s.s.
board NHtionai BANK Of The City Of \.w
No. So Brond street Manhattan bc-,.1ee 1,1,ee'
New York Cry. on the 'nth day Of Mai
ls:2. At lo:3o a N. for the purpos. Of
confirm an agreoH, nj ,nadc befwnnn ~
lnrSctors Of The Seahoard National i3arE
O! ihe city of New York and thc Directors
OF Mercantile National Bank in New York
providing for the consolidation Of said t,vo
banks and upon such matters AS may b,
ntnt. "
Hy order OF the t;oard OF Dlrectora
New York March ?nd. 1892
THE SEAN0ARp NATIONAL RANK
OF TUE CITY or NEW YOpE
SAMUEL 9 BAYNE Presidsat.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
FINANCIAL
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
To holders Of Victory notes and other,
toncerned:
Notice is hereby given ns follows.
Call for redemption OF asa Per cent
Victory notes-.AM of tho 3't per cent
series OF United States OF America convert
iblo Cold Notes OF 1o2o-1o33, otherwise
known as go. Per cent Victory Notes. nre
hereby called for redemption on June 15.
1922 pursuant to the provision for ro.
dcmption contained in the Notes and in
Treasury Department circular n"mber 1873,
*crc originally issued Interest on all
viii cease said redemption date. Juno
10 1922.
2---Srspcnson and Termination Of Vic.
tory note conversion prlvloEe.--In view OK
the call for the redemption of all az pcr
cent Victory notes on June 1b, 1922. and
pursuant to the provisions OF said Treas-
ury Department circular number 13s tho
priViieE Of conversion OF Victory notes Q.
either series into Victory notes OF the other
., 1922, to juno Is. 1922, both inclusive,
and on June 10. 1922 will terminate Vic.
tory notes accordingly cease to be inter
convertible, effective February o. 1872 and
on and after that date no conversions OF
the notes may be made
2-Detaied information as to the pres
antation and surrender Of ~ per cen,
Victory notes for redemption Is given in
reasury Department circular number 277.
dated February 8. 1929. copies OF which
are available at tho Treasury and the Fed
cral Reserve Banks
A. ". MELLON,
Secretary Of the Treasury. Feb. 9. 1898.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
CHICAGO, SAINT PAUL, SIINNEApOIIs
AND OMAuA EAIIMA ~ CQMEANx

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEET1NC.
This Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Chicago Saint Paul. Minneapolis
sr1 Omaha Railway Company VIII be held
ST the Office Of he company. in the city O.
Hudson. WISCONSIN. on Wednesday. April
u. 1922 "a nine o'clock A Nj. for the
election Of Directors and the transaction
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 on Thurs.
day April IS. 1922.
Dated March J. 1922.
JAMES T. CLARK. President
JOHN y. CALDWELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Southwestern Bell Telephone COMPANY
FiycYenr 10 Convertible Gold Notes
Duo April l. 1928

Coupons from these notes, payable by
their terms on April !. 1929. at tho prin-
cipa! office Of the trustee IN the Borough
Of Manhattan, City of New York will be
paid at the Guaranty Trust Company Of
New York at $40 Broadway.
r. A. NlCKERSON Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Howard w, Smith.
Secretary.
THE TEXAS COMPANY

DIVIDEND NO. rs
dividend OF Sc. on the par value O!
all of the outstanding capital stock OF thi.
company. for which defnitive stock certin-
Gates have teen issued has been de!arod
payable March 3lst, 1879 to stockhoid.-,
OF record March srd, 1922
w. ". BRUCE. Treasurer
February 18th, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RALL Wy GQMHANN

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholder,
Of the Chicago and North Western Ran,
way GO npauy viii be held at the office 0.
in the Cty Of Chicago Inino.s. on Tues,
day April H. 1899. ~ eleven O'Clock A. NJ
ior the election Of Directors and the trans.
sction OF such other business as may cone
before said meeting.
Transfer hooks viii be closed on Friday.
March 10. 1992. AZ the close OF business on
that day, and viii be reogened Wsdnes.
Cay. April l2 1929
Dated March 9. 1872
WILLIAM II FINLEY. President
JOHN d. CALDWELL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

= :, r ~. f.!itL IOLDf.NS OF MERCAN.
NOIiiCE - 1!EhEBY CIV * that :,
npe,iat s,,,tat meeting u the shareholders Of Mer
Sa"ea ca ,F ana "ul be neid on March 80 .o95
~ o siNc no." ot thu, lay. e.; M lIn -,
once of said Hank 10. I15 broadway ~
the tthe Borough Of Manhattan The Ct,; Of
& &NtW ORR, % TO vote on a proposIti9r ~
IatA1 anu cunrrI agreement hare; ofo D..
en,etSa INTO b"tWeen the Directors az Mer
Y}sn'h' r.asatiSnai Bank In New York and tn.
Hiro'Ors or ile S,ahoald Nationa1 }o ~
ot tne cay of New York providing Tor t'' IN.
ttontGj!Id7 ',on thereof into a siugla natonai
ptu"lh6 hsSV-iatpn. to lie known o. TIE
SeaEo"l "a Nat.onal Bank " the CITY ot Aew
YORK ara CD to take. authorize a nd1or su.
prove a.! such iurtheT action as shall 6s
necessary or proper to efrectust. rurs
hy ofdeI E|,,,9 of TIE Board Of directors.
NtiELLlS A. AUSTIN
J. c. 1RAFHAGE%
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
IIANNII CDMNISSION
BY GEORGE McANENY (hairr,.,-
ANiES r. WALKER Secretary.


TEXTILES. Marine CORPS. Ouarto,n,,.-
efs Department. Washineton' II ~
intch. }"22 SEALED PROPOSALS. In
IphTs'e' will be received In the ono Of
orps. hoo south Broad stree. phii"dli
'hi"t Pa untn ~ a Nj. 10 AprH l9sa
'p thtn BE- publicly openeI for furnish
rhite. 10000 yards Kersev, green ~
1nre and so 600 yards Flannel sHirflu-.
'uakl' for delivery 10 Depot Quarternas-
> seet. Phiiadeiphia. Ia Proposal blanks
ns olh'r Information Wny lie obtained
ne Standard samples seen upon appIica-
'ot .s!uartermastrr. L. s. Marine Gotre
sox south Broad street. PhIadclph!a
Exs he SHIT is reserved 20 reject any or
VI; Wds or parts thereof and 10 waive i'm
Qualities therein BIDS from regular
sLsis only will he considered Scheduio
sL2 G J.. McCaNloy, 1tigadler Cen
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
I\NITlTiON TO CONTRACTORS
~ Intrnnce to tG3th street station OF
the Mnnhattmn-I1ronN Rapid Truns,t


tra cd DDS or proposals for the con-
~. ZION oi H ur" entrance 10 1fsth Street
~ ."n OF the Manhattan- B,o0S Kapr
rhisit Railroad aiu be received by Inc
ftrsit Commission Of ine State of New
f.. (n"rcinatter cpllei tie "Con,fnis-
= ,. On behaf 81 the Ct,y OF New Yor'..
ne "hloe Of the Commission Al 40.
l'afa3 cite Street Borough OF Manhat-
p Nc" YORK CNS, untN the I0th day of
itri', lA19. at eicven-thlrty CI.5ol. o'o c..
~. AT which tlme and place or at q
,fr date to be fixed by the Commission.
proposa s VIII be publicly opened
}ne said New Entrance To oe construct
,wll lie at Broadway near lG8th Street
the Borough Of Manhattan
3'he work tn be- done wiH iucArde the
'e ana .upport and. where necessary. The
"ul us mem "i surface. suLsui- and
anead structures. tho maintc1anco OF
't.' anu the restoration Of sticet Sun
w" method Of construction viii he
o9 sNc'> alton under corer and part
Iy SHAFT end tunnel excavation
f,ne Contractor 1uust within sixteen (lfl
ha.h7 from the delivery Of the contract
iFilel~ the Sow Entrance aud slch
heF work covered by the contract as
~ be no 'cessafy TO put the Sew Entrance
i'oudiion for the installation OF ol.va-
ts and must completc an other work
'ffred by the contract within cirnican
months from the delivery Of the
4 fuller description Of the work and
pti requirements, professions and spe IL
cav p '' lH 'He tiloIlndliOp for
Tiiiactots aud iu thc forms Of contract
no and Contractors Proposa!. and in
g contract drawings. whiu h are to he
reinod par OF this Invitation and ror{c.
which may tc inspected and pur, hasel
.E"lH "ihte OF the Commission
yne receipt of bids VIII be subject 20
ri requrcments specified in sald lnfor-
ion for Contractors
New York. March 21. 1922
TRANSIT COMMISSION.
,,,,.e 3y :, S'h -, t'E McANENN. Chairman.