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Sound Economy
Is not only avoiding extravagance, but fore
seeing any loss and providing against it. In
times like these, it is the soundest kind of
economy for every manufacturer, every
wholesaler, to safeguard against unforeseen,
abnormal credit losses.
Money invested in a premium for the
American's Unlimited Policy of Credit
Insurance is the wisest money you can in
vest. You cannot afford not to do so.
Ask to sec the hundreds of recent letters re
ceived by the American Company from
leading bankers, manufacturers and whole
salers testifying to the broad, constructive
benefits of our service.
Consider firms like the Wcngcr, Armstrong
Petroleum Co., Chicago. They write:
"Your adjuster railed upon ui lody to settle our claim
against one of our debtors who was recently placed in
the hands of a Receiver.
The firtt pan of this month we filed our rlaim with
you under our policy of Credit Insurance.
Today we have your sicht draft for f 9JI0.9S, in pay
ment of the loss.
Your promptness in paymrnt and jour manner of hand
ling the matter were exceedingly pleasing to us."
Take prompt ttept to avail yourselves of the Service of
the American' j Unlimited Policy. To get the full
facts and ficures won't obligate you a bit. Why not
write or phone for them uday?
PaymtnU t$ Ptl'tcy hitters ir $10,000,000.00
AMERICAN CREDIT-INDEMNITY. CO.
Of NEW YORK E. M. TREAT, president
i.tuis sTNono unlimited roucic
W. J. MORPHY, Manager
J. F. McFADDEN, G.n.ral Ag.nt
1011 Chestnut St.
Phone: Filbert 5502 Philadelphia, Pa.,
YOU GET YOUR MONEY
ANYWAY AND PROMPTLY
WHETHER WE COLLECT
YOUR BAD DEBTS OR NOT
AND you know when you get it.
That's what a Credit Insurance
Policy in the "London" means. No
doubts, no worries, no losses on cov
ered accounts.
No amount of precautlonon your part can abso
lutely prevent credit losses, but the "London"
can and does pay them and "loss" in this
connection Is construed to mean any account
covered under the Policy that the debtor dots
not pay at maturity.
Why wait for another account on your books
to become a "loss"f It won't obligate you to
ask us for particulars.
OUR SUPEIV
SERVICE
AT YOUR.
SERVICE
Losses Paid In
AnwteariCurreTuy
Established
Eighteen Sixtninc
LONDON GUARANTEE AND
ACCIDENT COMPANY LTD.
It. A. IRVING, General Agent
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Helping the Railroads
to Meet Future Traffic Demands
With vastly improved facilities and with a temporary
lull In industrial activities, the railroada of the country
are meeting no difficulties in handling all business of
fered. The big problem before the railroads Is the over
hauling of wom and defective equipment, and getting
ready for the next rush of business which will come in
the not far distant future.
We are equipped to furnish all kinds of duplicate and
repair parts for locomotives and to overhaul and re
build engines In our own shops.
THE BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
PHILADELPHIA
NAVY AIDS LEGION
0 MAS -IE
TIN
Marines and Sailors to Take
Part in Parado at Loyalty
Gathering
EXPECT CROWD AT BALL
The nnrr In eo-operntlnR with the
effort of the- Atnerlrnn Legion ntul civic
societies In thrlr rffortH to mako the
patriotic demon
tratlon next
Thurnlay n mio
cfM. Two com
panies) of marines.
three companleH of
Diurjackctn a n I
the nary yard
band will be sent
into line to swell
the marrhlnff (linn.
Minds. The contingent from the ynrd
will b In charge of Commander Mc
Glasson. Additionally from the nnvy,
one of Its highest nfflcrm. Tlenr Ait.
rnlrat Robert K. Coonta, chief of the
bureau of operations, will come from
ahlnsrtou and will address the audi
ences at the mass meetings at the
Arademy of Music and the Metropoli
Inn Onern House.
T'renn rations to tnke cure nf lier.ireen
three and Ave thousand gucata Iiavn
been made by Fourth Nnral District
rout (no. nu at Its nail at the licilc-ue-Stratford
tomorrow nlrht.
W. J. Creamer, commander of the
post, announces that n number nr tpc
rial features mid novelties will bo.
sprung. Including a movHng.plcture
film of the ball which will be taken,
developed and Miown in the space of
half an hour.
The Mothers of the 1017 Regular
have turned over to the Brown and
Lnch Post, No. 1). of Eaeton. 51000
for tho posts building fund. A cam
nnlcn for n community bulldlnc is be
ing undertaken Jointly by the Legion
poM and the Ktwanls Club.
Service men who have done foreign
duty with the army, the navy or too
marine corps will meet tomorrow nlrht
at the home of Illchnrd A. Ilamsey, .1.18
warren avenue, ramtien, to form a
post of Veterans of Foreign Wars of
the United States.
The proposed post will bo named
'Captain C.eorge 8. Hutchcr Post" in
honor of that otlicer. who wasKiuco in
France while serving with the 111th
Machine-nun Hattallon of tne Twenty
ninth Ditlnlnti.
Membership In the organization.
Veterans of Foreign Wans, Is limited
to men who have seen service in the
military establishment of the t'nlted
States in loreign countries, n conic
the nearest of any body of service men
to containing men who have "really
smclled tho smoke of battle."
On the committee In charge of or
ganization are William J. Parker, Wil
liam W. Tomlln, Hlcbard A. IUmsey
and George U. Andernou.
"SNAKE" BEING "SCOTCHED"
Phlpps Election Bill Will Be Re
stored to Original Form
fly a Staff Coi-respondent
HarrUbnrg, Va... April n. The
Phlpps rrlmary election bill which had
beeu amended in the House elections
committee m to legallre wholesale as
slstanre to voters, is now back in the
Houc committee for restoration to Its
original form. As offered by Senator
Phlpps, w'ho along with Representative
Kdmonds, of Philadelphia, would not
stand for the "snake" amendment, the
bill provided for the handling of ballot
boxes. As amended, it would have
knocked out the present law requiring
affidavit of Illiteracy or physical dis
ability, before assistance could be
granted.
"The amendments will be strirken
out," said Representative Glass, after
the bill had been recommitted, "but It
wasn't dangerous."
Opportunity
for Salesman
Investment Banking In
stitution with national
organization has open
ing in local office for
experienced salesman.
In answering please
state age, experience
and education. Box
C 735, Ledger.
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET
A Young and Progressive
Sales Agency
1II rM-"t ft rflUMr rompanr drtlrlnt
to mrM n rtWI of merit.
Na fHrctcB nr Ion1
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rropoaala
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CITIES SERVICE COMPANY
BANKERS SHARES
Monthly Dhtribution No, 26
lUnry l. Peharty at Company announce
that tht Twentyllh Monthly Dlalrlbutlon
n Cltlaa Srvle Dankara Hharta, payabla
pn Hay ?4, 121. to Danktra Hharea nf
Itaoora April J 3th. 131. will tx SB rnta
n h nanktra Phar.
How to Trade
THE ATIJINTIO BKnSINO COJtrATY
I'hlladtiabla. I.
April 5 1021.
k, m Muffin At tha Board or Dlrtrinra
hfM Arll 1. 2l aivMaml of t,7S prr
Shftn waa JUra on the. Prfrr.i Slock
nf tha
naa
t tha Company, payabla May I. mi, ti
lockholnara of record at tha cla of bull
i April IS 13I. Ohreka will b malli1
y , li, Anuniinutii miuirri
rxnr.riAL flcoAn rtrriWNn ro,
March 18th. 1021.
Tha raanlar quartarly dividend of Onf
an) tbrveiiartara prr tent (14) on lha
Common Sharaa and Oiia nnd orwclialf Mr
rrt m on tha Prrfarroi Sharai of thla
Coinpsnr. will hi paid May ti, 1M1. lo
aiakholdar of racord al tha clou of bull
S.aa April 3M. 1031. Tranafer Uka will
Dot eloaa. pJBnnE j BMrT Traa.urar.
INTEBNATIO.VAL TAPKK Co!
Naw Tork. March 30, InSl
-n.A finard or Dlractora hava daclarcil a
rtrular quartarly dlvtdand of ona and ane-
lift f per rant (1V7.) on lha praferrcd capita
itoek of thla Company, payabla April IS.
1M1. to pratarrtd atoekheldrra nf racord ut
tfci oleaa of hunlntaa April S 11)2 j,
,fr OWEN BUKPIIEItU. Tranaurar.
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WKPARTMRNT Or" rmMC HAITTTT
nireetor'a Office, Room 1 14. City If all
I'hlladtlphla. April i, 1021.
saled propomla will ha racalvad at thla
nfllca. Itoom 213, City Hair until Monday,
April 111, 1W1. at It n'rloob ooan, for the
following:
nfnEAt' or rmn. imiahinc compin
Ono Hlnl-Scrw titaol Fire noat I'lana
and arclflcatlnna can be sbtalnrd at the
offlca of Corntll a Matthawa, Hnnm 712.
Kullttln nulldlnir, upon thi dapoalt of 110,
Thla aum nlll bo rnfundod upon tha ralurn
of aald apaclncatlona In an undamaitd con
dition, and within ona weak after date of
aubinlMton of bid
Contractor! to cuarantra tha amploymant
ni nan out compeieni ana nrat.ciaaa work'
ir.cn. wno are cuiiena ot tna united Platte;
no workman to b coneldrrod ti comnatent
and nrat claaa who ara not duly aklllcd
In their raeprctive branches of labor, and
who anal! be paid auch rataa of wain and
tor auch hours of work aa ahall tx the
eilabliahed and current ratra of wa paid
for auch houra of work by amptoera of
rrcamted labor In tha do'n of elmllar work
aa provldfd by Ordinance of Councils ap
proved JJecember 10, 1001,
Illda from nthera than thoee enraard In
actual builnaia In tha renaral branches
(pedfled will not be considered or enter
tained. Tha contractor will he required to comply
with the Act of Aeeembly of July 18, 10lT
ralatl(e to Workmen's Compensation In
suranca and proof must bo furnished the
I'epartmenl by said contractor that he lia
accepted the provisions of aald Act and In
sured hla liability thereunder, or stcund
exemption therefrom
No bids will be considered unless accom
panied by a certlfleata from tha City Ho
fleltor, In accordance with Ordinance nf
Council", approved May 2S. 18(10. requiring
proposal bond In all cases v. here tho amount
aieeeda 1300.00.
The Dlraetor reserves the rla-ht lo reject
any or all bids, or parta of bids, aa may
ha deemed boat for tha Interest of the
T" JAMEfl T. CORTEI.TOt;.
Director.
UAM'FACTVRKRH ANI1 KhTAIIMHIIhU
deals a deslrlnv to bid for supplies for tLe
;lte llosp.tnl for the Insane, Danville. '
dtirlnir tha year Uxlnnlnc June I 1U2I can
address the undersigned statlnr what class
of .cod. it i. "VrSc'fttJivns,
((toward.
in the Market
and other rule3 and
methods of interest to
traders are given in our
free booklet, "The In
vestors and Traders
Guide."
It tells:
The General Rules of
Trading The Rights
of Stock and Bond
HoldersThe Deposit
Requirements for Car
rying Stocks How to
Give a Broker Instruc
tions Broker's Com
mission Charge s
How to Indorse a
Stock Certificate
How to Group Invest
ments. Call, phone or write for
No. TU-397
Ait lor lattit available mull
aaj on any activi lacsruy. jg
JONES & BAKER
Spteialiiti in New Yorh
Curb Market SecuritUt
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE
WIDBNER DU1LDINO
TtUphonet Bell, Locust 4710
Kaystonc, RftCa 2290
BALTIMORE OFFICE
4JJ EQUITABLE BUILD1N0
TlpbenStPuU4Jl
OfTicavs In 8 Principal Qtl
Otract Private WUa.
In anlte nt tli fnt that: nil thma
coDcernoa In operations In the stock loan
nisntet ajreo that the short Interest now
existing is the largest ever known in the
history of Wall street, the bear clement
continued Its reckless plunging yostcrtlny
nu may un expected to resume concen
trated attacks nn ln afler Issue with
out rcs-nrd to developments or clinngctl
Business prospects.
It has been commented on by many
of the Important Wall street Interests,
that the borrowing demand for stocks
Is now so extensive that commission
bouses aro alilo to land enough stocks
to materially reduce their money re
quirements and thnt It Is this situation
which hn's been reflected In the fnlllng
off In money transactions In tho stock
exchange as low as Jfl.000,000 a day.
Ordinarily, the loan In call money
ranged at or above $30,000 u dny.
Many Uncertainties Ahead
It Is not often n new week opens with
so many uncertainties confronting It ns
the market did yesterday. To start off
there was tho American Hect Sugar
dividend, which the directors saw fit to
omit nt this time. Then there was con
siderable doubt as lo tho Mldvalo and
General Motors dividends, which arc to
be acted upon this week. Home big sur
prises were promised for the American
Smelting and Refining annual meeting,
and, if any credence could be placed on
street cossln. the. Sttidrbaker nnnua'i
meeting may perhaps produce something
out ot tne ordinary.
Supplemental gthese llvc-wlre factors
was the pending railroad labor board
decision, the unanswered railroad wago
controversy and the Cngllsh cool strike.
Btlll another big stumbling block, and
ono-csncclall.v prolific of uncertainties,
was the reconvening of Congress uext
week. Enrh and all of these influences
spelled caution.
Western Money Conditions Unchanged
Like in the East, fundamentally,
money conditions in the Wot present
no change. All lines of business snow
a hulling and uneven course and with
llouldation of loans being carried on
from day to dny, bank are being placed
In a stronger position. At the same
time there is an urgent need of easier
credit among manufacturing ana mrjus
trial lines of trade more especially all
interests concerneu In building construc
tion. Much Interest and comment Is mani
fested as to when a reduction in dis
count rates will be forthcoming among
the Federal Reserve Institutions. No
conservative banker appears ready to
commit himself to any very definite pol
icy as to the financial course liable to
be seen in the near ruture. .Most. Dan
ers, however, cxpresn themselves as be
lieving the crlfls has passed, and that
while the recovery In business is slow,
there arc signs of a moderate and grad
ual Improvement.
Traffic Movement Continues Light
Officials of railroads operating cast
from Chicago and St. l-iouls report
traffic conditions as little changed.
There has been nothing In developments
to stimulate any larger movement of
coal, which continues small, and there
Is also a comparatively light run of
lumber. The grain movement from the
West to the seaboard has been of ion
Mdcrablc volume, and both corn nnd
oats have been shipped freely, a fair
movement of oatH south also being re
ported. Flour tonnage is runuln?
about the same, considerably under the
figures of a year ago. Oenerul mer
chandise has picked up n little, but Is
less than u year ago.
ItulMlncr materials are not moving
much more freely than heretofore, but
there tins been some increase in struc
tural Rteel tonnage. Shipments of auto
mobiles has increancd to some extent
also.
HIcctrlral Apparatus Demanded
The whole world is calling upon the
I'nltod Slates for electrical machinery
nnd apparatus. It bought from us In
1920 more than $100,000,000 worth of
material of this character, including
telephones, telegraph instruments, in
candescent lnmrs, electric fans, heating
and cooking nppnratus, motors, Inflat
ing and wiring materials, and the thou
land and one requirements of modern
electrical comforts and conveniences.
Our snlcs of this class of mntcrial which
wo statistically designate as "electrical
machinery and appliances" amounted,
says a statement by the Nntlonnl Pity
Hank of New York, to less than $20,
000.000 in 1014, JlOl.000,000 In 1020.
anil will probably exceed $150,000,000
In 1021, for the exports nro now running
at tho rate of SlTi.OOO.OOO a month a
half-million dollars a day. Telephone
alone amouutcd to nearly fJ.OOO.IHK)
In the electrical exports of 11120, us
against a little over $1,000,000 in 1014,
and Incande.Hcent lights over $4,000,000.
as against $1 ,.100,000. Of incandescent
lamps, the number exported in 1020
was over 10,000,000, agalnkt less than
2.000,000 In 1014; of electric fans In
1020, 72.000, valued at $l..mr..000,
against 22,000. valued at $2011 000 In
1014, anil electric motors, the biggest
single item nf the group, $1 II. WW, 000
vnlue in 1020, ngainst J.'I.HOO.OOO in
10H. TUB TIlADIMt.
MAN JAILED FOR $2.55 TAX
Head of Family, Out of Work, Vic
tim of Circumstances
Michael Hunts, of Chester, out of
work for two months, with a wife and
three children, was thrown Into Jail for
failure to pay his school tax of $2,015.
On April 1 he was placed in a coll
In Media Jald and was not released
until his wife had borrowed M.C3, with
which she paid the tax and $4 In costs.
There Is said to be a llttlcknown
Pennsylvania law which makes It pos
sible lo put a man In Jail for failure to
pay bis school tax. What is more, he can
be kept there until the tax Is paid; his
clothes can bo taken from his back, bis
household goods seised and the benefit
of debtors' exemption Inw denkd.
The mnn'R arrest was strongly con
demned by Arthur Mnrtlti, county poor
director, who Investigated the case.
Michael MonskI, n laborer, was put In
Jail ot tho same time and Mill Is in cus
tody for Uic nnmc offense.
Blasting Causes Scare
Loud reports similar to a crash of
artillery shook the southwestern section
of the city this morning. Windows tif
many homes In the neighborhood of
Seventeenth nnd Porter streets were'
cracked. Investigation showed the
shocks were due to blasting near Point
Ilreere. where preparations nrc being
made for n building operation.
TO SELL INVALIDS' WORK
Baskets Made by Vlaltlnrj Nurses'
Patients Will Bring Funds
A sale of boskets of every descrip
tion, made by men and women who arc
Incapacitated through IIiucm, will take
place at 1340 Lombard street tomorrow.
It will be under the nusplces of the
Social Service Committee of the Visit
ing Nurses' Society of Philadelphia.
The baskets, of which thro are hun
dreds, wcro all carefully nnd painstak
ingly made by pallents of the society
under tho direction of nn occupational
therapist. It h announced that orders
will be taken -for special types of
baskets.
Reorganization of Chicago and Eastern
Illinois Railroad Company
A Plan and Agreement for Reorganization of Chicago and Eastern Illinois Rail
road Company, dated March 31, 1921, under which the undersigned have undertaken to
act as Reorganization Managers, has been adopted by the Protective Committees
whose advertisements are printed herewith.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY (No. 55 Cedar
Street, New York City) has been appointed to ajt as Depositary for bonds under the
Plan and THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK (No. 37 Wall
Street, New York City) has been appointed as Depositary for stock under the Plan.
Holders of the preferred and common stock of the
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Company
and of the following Bonds:
Chicago & Eastern Illinois General Consolidated and First Mortgage 5 Bonds, due 1937
Evansville & Terre Haute First General Mortgage 5 Bonds, due 1942
Evans villc & Terre Haute Mt. Vernon Branch Mortgage 6 Bonds, due 1923
Evansville & Terre Haute Sullivan County Coal Branch Mortgage 5 Bonds, due 1930
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Refunding arid Improvement Mortgage 4 Bonds, due 1955
Evansville & Terre Haute Refunding Mortgage 57 Bonds, due 1941
who have not made deposit with one of the Protective Committees, must deposit the
same on or before April 30, 1921.
All depositors of Stock must make payment of $30 per share, as provided in the
Plan. The first payment of $5 per share is payable on or before April 30, 1921.
Copies of the Plan and Agreement, to which reference is hereby made for a
complete statement of the terms, conditions and provisions thereof, may be obtained
from the undersigned.
Dated, New York, April 5, 1921.
KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
Reorganization Managers.
FIREMEN PRAISED
Assistant Chief of Harrlsburg Calls
Montgomery Association Best
Assistant Klrc Chief William Mor
gan, of Hurrisburg, dut-st of the Mont
gomery County Firemen's Association,
at tho annual meeting lit (Slenslde, lust
night ctiiirurtcruco the association as
"the strongest of Its type in IVniihyl
vanla." The association now has enrolled
sixty - four compnuicMiH members. Thcto
oBlclals were elected ;
President. William T. Muldrcw. of
LaMott; vice presidents, II. W. Oul
dln, of Pnttstnwii; 12. K, Kills, of Wcl
(Jon i Harry llurrls. of Wytidmnnr; bec
H'tnrirs, A. C. Llvercood, of Norrls
town, and J. Norman Kline, of .Tenklti
town; treasurer, William .1. Devlne, of
Ambler; solicitor, Frank X. lteiinlnger,
of fJlenslde; chaplain, the llcv. IJr,
William Ilnrnes Lower, of Wwicotc;
trut-tccH, Harry Hickel, nf NorrUtuwn ;
Thomas Dlehl, of (JlenHlde, and A T.
Clayton. Jr., of McKlnley.
It wax planned to hold the unniial
bannuct In Norristown the night of
April 30, and the customary demom-tra-tlon
at Willow Grove In AuguM. (Vim.
liiittt'cs were appointed for both cwiits,
TO DENATIONALIZE RUSSIA
Nolle to holdsrs el Cartlfieal.s of Dapoalt
Issued by UNITED STATES MORT
OACR AND TRUST COMPANY to da
positing bondholders under an agraamaBt
dated March IB, 1918. between eueb
holders of FUNDED DEDT OF CHI
CAGO A EASTERN ILLINOIS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY aa ahall become par
ties to aald agreement In the manner
therein provided (therein and herein
designated Depositing Dondholdera),
parllee of tho first part, and JOHN W.
FLATTEN and othere (therein and
herein designated tho Committee), party
of the second part.
ThlB notice Is particularly called to
the attention of holders of certificates
of deposit under eald agreement repre
senting funded debt of the following
taatll.il !
Chicago Eastern Illinois Itallroart Com-
pany
General Consolidated and First 5
Bonds, due 1937
First Consolidated 6 Uonds. due J3JM
First Extension 6 Bonds, due 1931
nvansvlllo and Tcrro Hauto TUIlroad
Company
First General 6 Bonds, due 13
nefundins 5 Bonds, due 1941
First Consolidated 6 Bonds, due 1921
Mt. Vernon Branch St Bonds, duo
1923
Sullivan County Coal Branch 6
Bonds, due 1930
Evansville Celt Tbillway Co. First 6
Bonds, due 1910
Pursuant to eald agreement of March
15 1915 the Commltteo has this day
approved' and adopted a PLAN AND
AGREEMENT r u jv "'.,.,:
TION OF THE CHICAGO & EAST RN
ILLINOIS RAILROAD COMPANY,
dated March 31. 1021, under which
Messrs. Kuhn, Loch & Co. uro to act as
Reorganization Managers, and filed a
copy thereof with the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company as Do
o.ltary at Its offlco. No. 65 Cedar Street.
Borough of Manhattan, New lork City.
Pursuant to said agreement the Com
mittee publishes notice of the fnct of
such approval and adoption and Ming
The date of first publication of notice
Is April B, 1921.
Pursuant to said agreement the time
(thirty "lays) within which Depositors
may file notice of dissent from said plan
and agreement shall begin to run from
the date of the first publication hereof.
In case any Depositing Bondholder de
aires to withdraw his bonds from raid
agreement of March IB. 1915, he will be
called upon to surrender to aald Depos
Itary hla Certificate of Deposit properly
endorsed If registered and to pay to the
Depositary for account of the Commute
such amount ss the Committee may In
accordance with said ugreement fix as a
fair contribution toward the compensa.
tlon and expense and Indebtedness of the
Committee, and to pay to the Depositary
for account of the Committee the amount
(with Interest) which may have been
advanced by or In behalf of tho Commit
tee to such Depositing Bondholdei on the
bonds or obligations thus to he with
drawn In accordance with tho termo of
the agreement of March IB. 191B.
Copies of tho Plan may bo obtalnod
from the Depositary or the Secretary
of the commuter.
Soviet Government Makes Conces
sions to British Capitalists
Paris April fl. flly A. P.) -De.,
nationalization nf IltmMiiu Industries
to permit exploitation of various works
by foreign roncesnlonaries ulll begin
with Hellish -owned' properties, accord.
Ing to an official Moscow uireicsH mes
sage today,
At (licctiswions in tno novieis, iirereti
ing tho decision to allnw foreign cnpl
tallstH to operate In Ilussln, speakers
declared It would otherwise bo Impos.
Bible to re-establish tho economic situ,
atlon.
Una!. April r.. (Ity A. P.) De.
spite the new trade agreement between
Great Hritaln nnd Soviet Ilussla, the
largest proportion nf Ihn extremely
small amount nf goods entering Hussla
through Kutlioula continues to be of
American orlglu. .
Dated, New York, April B, 1921.
JOHN W. PLATTEN, Chairman
JOHN W. ALLING
JOHN E. BLUNT, Jr.
FRANKLIN Q. BROWN
CHARLES R. BUTTS
FREDERICK H. ECKER
ROBERT FLEMINO
DONALD C. QEDDES
WILBUR 3. JOHNSON
OTTO H. KAHN
HAROLD PALAGANO
JOHN J. FULLEYN
MELVIN A. TRAYLOR
Committee
,OSEplI p. COTTON. Countel.
C VLVKRT BREWER, Heeretary,
' SB Cedar Street, New York City.
UNITE.D STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRUST UUBirAW. WVOHIVi
To Holdera of Certificates of Deposit for
EVANSVILLE A TERRE HAUTE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY FIRST GENERAL
MORTGAGE S BONDS, due April 1st.
1042, Issued by THE FARMERS' LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY. Depositary,
under Agreement dated April 21st, J0IB,
between holdera of aald bonda who
ahould become partlea thereto and the
Committee therein named,
AS?,lS?.T,BjAV.e.bX.f:lven lnat a PLAN
AND AGREEMENT FOR TH" REOR
OANIZATtON OF CHICAGO A EAST
fcRN ILLINOIS RAILROAD COMPANY
dated March 31st, 1921. under which
Meers. Kuhn, Loeb & Co. aro to net as
Reorganization Managers, has been pre
pared nnd adopted by tho undersigned
Committee, nnd that a copy of said
Plan and Agreement has been filed with
The farmers' Ixan and Trust Company,
the Depositary tinder the said Agree
ment of April 21st, 1915.
Any holder of n Certificate of Deposit
Issued under salt! Agreement of April
21st. 1015, may, within tho thirty-day
period prescribed by said Agreement,
file with The Farmers' Loan and Trust
Company, the Depositary, at Its office.
No. 22 William Street. New York City,
a written notice of dissent from salt!
Plan and Agreement, specifying date or
dates and the number or numbers of tin
Certificates of Deposit held by him. Un
less holders of outstanding Certincates of
Deposit Issued under said Agreement of
April 21st. 1916. representing more than
fifty per cent In amount of bonds de
posited under said Agreement shall file
such written notice of dlesent from said
Plan nnd Agreement In the manner and
within the period In said Agreement of
April 21st, 1015, prescribed, said Plan
and Agreement shall be effective und
binding on nil holders of Certificates of
Deposit Issued and outstanding under
raid Agreement of April 21st, 1915, and
all such holders will heconio parties to
said Plan und Agreement without the
Issue of now Certificates of Deposit.
Copies of said Plan and Agreement, to
which reference lx herchv nindp for a
full statement of the terms, conditions
nnfl provisions thereof, may lie ohta neil
from the Depositary under said Agree
ment or April ist. iir.
Dated. New York, April B, 1921.
FREDERICK J. LISMAN, Chairman
ELLIS W. GLADWIN
AUGUSTUS V. HEELY
ASA 3. WING
HAROLD PALAGANO
Committee,
OELLER, ROLBTON 4 BLANC,
Counsel.
GRAHAM ADAMS, Secretary.
THE FARMERS' LOA.V AND TRUST
COMPANY. Deosltury.
To Holdera of Certificates of Deposit ol
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Issued under Deposit
Agreement dated May 28, 1013, repro
eentlng aharea of COMMON STOCK or
aharaa of PREFERRED . STOCK OF
CHICAGO AND EASTCRN ILLINOIS
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Referring to tho abovo-mentloned De
posit Agreement, the undersigned Com
mltteo hereby glvea notice that It has,
by resolution adopted by the unanimous
vote of tho members of the Committee,
adopted a PLAN AND AOREEMENT
FOR TH.; REORGANIZATION OF
CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS
RAILROAD COMPANY, under which
Messrs. Kuhn. Loeb & Co, are to uct as
Reorganization Mansgern. mid linn niari
copies of such Plan und Agreement with
The Equitable Trust Company of New
York, the Depositary of the Committee,
at its ottlce, No. 37 Wull Street, In tho
City of New York.
Tho Equitable Trust Company of New
York has formetl u syndicate to under
write the cash anneexment to bo paid
under the Plan by tho holders of Com
mon and Preferred Stock
Euch holder of u Certificate of Deposit
Issued under tho iiboe.mentloned De
posit Agreement shall he conclusively
presumed to have assented to such Plan,
Unless he shall, within twenty days from
the date of tills notice, htte fllnl with
the Depositary written notice of his dh
sent therefrom, and shall within the
same time nave wiintirawn from the
Deposit Agreement In accordance with
the provisions thereof,
All dcposltora of stock must make pay
ment of $30 per ahare, aa provided In the
Plan. The first payment of IS per share
Is payabla on or before April 30. 1021.
Copies of the Plan and Agreement of
Reorganization may be obtained from
the Depositary or tho Secretary of the
Commltteo. ......
Dated. New York, April B, 1021.
ALVIN W. KRECH, Chairman
HENRY It. rUKTfclt
W. EMLEN ROOSEVELT
CORDON ABBOTT
3EWALL II. FESSENDEN
W. REDMOND CROSS
HORACE J. MORSE
HENRY A. VERNET
Committee.
Committee representing Holders of
Chicago & Luatern Illlno's Rail
road Company Preferred and Com
mon Stock deposited under an
Agreement dated May 28, 1913,
MURRAY. PRENTICE k ALDR1CH,
Counsal.
RICHARD R. HUNTER, Secretary.
37 Wall Street, New York City.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
UF NteAV YORK, Ucptwltary,
T- tJ-U . .
1U37, deposited undar nAnJl..lj -' Cl
tectlve Agreement, dated August 3 191s"
defined ,?p?,,,r,; "a U ""
cfm'"" 'nd th ""'"signed
Pim? nil '"""'d agreement, tho Com.
.i.ee.ilaH f"rm,'lned. In co-operation
MnrVhlT' W "" '"V1 Kwment dated
Knh?. iJAk'I2: Und,'r whlcl Messrs.
g-inlzatlon Managers for the reorganlza.
tlon or .imminent of tho affairs fit the
nnr,??0,, J"1'- ,ll,no"' ""UroadCom.
pany, that a copy thorcof Una iin
"odi4WolVa,,d vAlt i" on&"
.No. 140 Broadway, New York Cltv thai
aWs" 0,h.fl'-"cllnr irM'i
jirn o, i.i.'i ; that, pursuant to nald
"D.enm,1"t..,lttt0J Auust 3. 191B. evtry
Depositor" under said agreement n
deeded ,Wj' w, bn nXVve-"
r.!i nnvc "tented to said nlan
and agreement and to be bound thereby
the date of tho first publication hereof
fie will, ad Depositary a writ ten notTce
J..&1 f,"',a"1 .!'" nd agreement!
traREMH
Valve seats planed I poiluvBi
and new valves furnished, Allll
kinds of engine repairs. ' !
1'nnne W I. 1814 nnd Main ....
a. aa at . '"
I SECURITY SAr.PSM
A splendid opportunity for . H
SS?i Vfe'TnVM
latrnrW. .inrlc1 fiv n.. -..- .viTriaB
-i:r f" oatriisiBai .. iaM
nn
tji..p - ':. '
vsar-ifi." ",0 "" '"'," "Hi
MR. JACHHON. m Wldentr nu.
Lawrence E. Brown & Co
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTAUTi
lOJOIUiAL 1WTATE TUU8T mV?
S2E! rW. Wi 21 pirVSr JKft
Safe Bonds fir Investmp
HALSEY, STUAR1
W Inc.
WHY him no Investor erer IoTTjJ
of principal or Interest on an. J
rttr bought of N. iv. Htriua 4 ( ,
fnv tw.ntli n , -j . "' nrl
Mhy, " "
8. W. KTriAIfB JP. nr.
Stork P.tehange Illdg.. Ihll30t,hu
FINANCIAL
withdraw fronv
AuKUHt i ii is ..T "J" "tent oaten
Vi.i ' ,i5 n"(1 mnlo payment as
herein provided, and ..Iho renav i-ith
depos'tcd
Mrni mX n1c'H made u T,m" by
:,ai? ?rosltary or said Commute,: nSX
i. mo lomniltten has fixed nn iui
oent of the iirlnclnnl .,,!? .n?.?r
hy each Denonltor i,. -
M .nl.l ..' - ' ' ?'"
with.,.. .... "" -".l-uaiior
--.....,. 1IIJII1 nillfl lliralaktHA..t a.
amount which he must ,ay 'to ward e
expenses of the Committee ,muir" "
watcu, ev -jork, Apr'l 5 19"j
ygYEVANS. Chairman
SAMUEL F. HTREIT
FRANK ti. WEEKS
SIMPSON. THACHER. UAml?
A-CK IUI.STi:n, r""1'
02 Cedar Street. New Yorlr nitx,
OUAiV;TV TIIIW m OI
NEW YORK, Depositary.
Nolle. tTholdsTi of C.rtir.rai, i o "i.
ii.ucn ny UNITED STATP unnV
CACE AND TRUST COMPANY "J
posltlnr bondholder, under .n . d"
ment Sated Msrch 25 ini.".".'"':
auch holdera
of
between
AND lMPRnvr'uV,, 'i. 'i'jyPINQ
the
1014.
R
iovNshormco
iiiuu HAIIHOAn
4 EASTEHM
COMPANY issued unde
"uf'i KI ",ued under the Refunding
J:LT'rVorae.DT"ru.U:
Ti .i" " '""". ' W ree
rn.nl In the manner therein provided
(therein si" herein designated Deposl,-
?' (therelr, .nd herein deslgna'ted
th. Commute.), p.r,y 0, ,. 'fJ
mlVtliB"Uhn.t. ",.Mal', 1re"i'nt the Com
niltteo has thin day npiirnved and
adopted a PLAN AND AORP.'MPVT
FOR REORfJANIZA'I ' ON (W THK
CHICAOO & EASTERN II I TVOIS
31. J9.M, under which MeRt-rs. Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. are to act as Ileo.gunlza o
Inl ed states Mortgage and Trust Com.
p.iny, na DepoHltnry under said nirree"
ment at Its oHlce. No. 65 Cedar Street.
UoroUKh of Manhattan, New York City
Pursuant to said agreement the Com
ml t tee publishes notice of tho fact of
such approval nnd adoption and fllltur.
April1 ""lMl".1 ,,U,JllCtttlon of notlcJ,R
,.iu.rBU!lnt l. ")'' "("eeruenl thn tlmn
'"'li-ty days) within which DcpoBtns
Pondholders may tile notice of ,wm
from sali plan and agreement Slmll
llfS run from tho date of tl.o nrsl
publication hereof, ul "rsl
In case any Depnaltlna;
iirnurtt i
ngreeme
called upon
ttA...ii.. j
to withdraw hla bonds from sa ,1
nt of March 25, VJU, he will h.
Don to Kirrn ,Ur i I' ,".' J.V1." ""
fry his Certlflcal of Depos' properly
endorsed f rer aturorl nn,. . .. .,r.1'
Depositary for acwunt of The roSmlt"
tee such amount as the f'onrmfij mX
Dated, New York, April B, 1S21
JOHN W. PLATTEN ru'i
JOHN W. ALllNO ' Chlrmn
JOHN E. BLUNT. Jr
FRANKLIN Q. DROWN
CHARLES R7 nUTTS
FRFDrRICK H. ECKER
dSnaldWe'ds
harold palagano
JOHN J. PULLEYN
MELVIN A. TRAYLOR
JOSEPH P. COTTON, rounse?0mmU,"
CALVEItT nilEWEH'. SecreTary.
.... fi6 wlar Street, New York Cltv
UNITED STATES MORTOAOE XND
TRUST COMPANY, Depositary0
EAST rtKAIl BlIHIBCOLUFJlTrT
. Nlnldng Tund Notlre c0'
rJL"uJi,t . l0 . Sinking Fund ,
n the I MortgOBo of l.'aat rtar rtM.f
itarv rnmnmv a itm.ii... w7 ."'111 T
Trustee, dated May I. Ifttn .,.iS,m'
..i. fn ii.. .i. I...U i..v'i. ,la Dr.
P anV Truite-e." at a VoYejSS S
per centum of par. plua aeerurd lnt..T
a aunvient numb.r of bonds IsiVii'I1
Id Morlaage lo take up .'"."'J
131.470 will be race ved at tn, $?,.. '?
ISStfr Sfh ??: ViW Mr2,.Hfi
12 o'clock nooni bond accptu to u
rnrlrd for rr1mntlAn ..... ."'I
DrfAti. m.v 1. trial" Iie" tr
rfete
i (iimqrtpnin, larcn xm, H2lt
iniVTiVnnnu iatw n.. .
' rOMPANv' hitST MORTuVE?l
.H'.VE 1. 1047. ".',!,
ivY., ;-.', VK,Bft iv'n'u'n. aw
bffiui IIA T IUHT V fiAFn' depit"!!
P. m.. on the JSih dny of Aarll, ltl ta
redemption of bonda at th.Bej.tiau,
1-jrlod, June 1. 11)21 a. described ,,
C'llH.at. preference to t riven by thi TrB
Truitea rpvH ih tirt, A ..i...'v '
all nndrii. Interent on bonda o purchi
( Propose la ahould l directed as foTle
nf ih Huntlnadon Valley Lltht and hi
j. ...i.i. 1 . u.i.ucipiiia. trust conn
Uroart street emce. N. K. cornVi
"H...."..,iVv.".'.r,J!' at anelpMa."
I'HILDBlJ'llIA- TRUBT COMPANI,
Py JOHN C. WALUfcr.
Philadelphia, April 5. 1 021!""""'
ifIttNP.JR.JFPA, MININO COMTAN7
1 HINT JIOTlTOAtli: 0 I'lOl CENT TWrii
um
nvi? laff'WNVi VtSib'da
......-. linn 11.11
The tinderolgned Invite, tenders of i
z.x:z v;..:.u.r'TngK,."r..r"?"!nM
teedlnft 102U per cent'of par. plus ittrt
In Winking Pund, and also any addiua
rum that may tm paid to It for 1
Kinking Kund prior to closing on the lull
Henled tenders, stating numbers of In
offered, addressed to Philadelphia T:
Company. Itroad street office. X. E.
UroHd und Chestnut strreta, rhlUdtlgeB
Trustee, rUnk'ng Fund. Monroe Coal .MlaW
ii, t' ""rigago 0 rer trnt DoaB
"l,,-.rr..rrrr,ru until is m.. ,prii iw. IPifJ
PIIILADKLrillA TrtUST COMPAVtP
tfVII. W. IVAI.LAl.1
Trtiiu
rhllad.lnhla. Anrll R. 151.
KAhTON oah'""i"vork yinst Cfl
HOMDATKD SIOnTQAOK
CENT IIONDS. DUE JULY 1. II
. The undersigned Invite, tenders of til
TvAS !! m rne. ajla ana iS.Hn.a.i .... J .
iiiit ", tv uautrir un oi .grui
accrued lntrt, to abiorb $8180.60, I
now available In tflnkln Fund,
jcrtir-.. irimcii, iWUnK IIUniOfTI OK
fiiTrrrilf adtlrenaed to Olrard Truit Comw
TrUritee. HlnUlntr Fund, Eaaton Oai ,Va
ririi v.onno!iun,(et4 10 iraso i ive Jir
Ilondx. will la received until IZ m
27 1MI.
tillleWl!) TKUHT COMPANY. Trort
QICOnOK II STUAUT 8d TretnnJ
I'm uuvijuaia. j ., April it jv.'i
Annnal MffMnra
Cdr
tllA.Jiu..Lul.l LU.U. lUMtJ
uni ki xa Bouto xutru strsi
rnuaaeiDnia. Aiarco i"j. i
The Annual Alevting ot the titocknoldij
tne wesimoreiana voai i-ompany win
at the uttiitf of tna Company, on IWdi
Auril 8th. IU31. at 12 u'eloek 11000. 1
election of three directors ta serri
tear, and for all such other husltutl
nay properly coma before the mettlnr.
IIOWAItn n. YKAHSLEf.
8iciiUiN
m
IdltajH
i
. I.0SX AND 70TJND
CUHTIFIt'ATr.P Lost, tempnrnry
llcHtes. .Nob. f ,-il(l nnd r MT. 10.
Iinmiliatliinii of Ilntl each, nf the 1111 TI
phone I'n. of Pennsylvania i'(l.rr first 1
refunding tnnrtgiige, 7. slnltlnn fun)
Imnds, nvrieH A One Ifir. Sullibli
ward If returned to a.ril7NJHroiUi
DRACELin' U.st, Ap7ir2. nt Whits V'
VHlley Hunt Club, flexllile dlnmomi on
let; reward. Nutlfy Jinx 157. Wjnotn
Narherlh 000.
PIN l.oat, platinum Pin with SI ds
iltl.er ut Stanley Theatre or Whilst
ewnrn. Merinn ."Ho
lIVnf....l .ll.ii.int.il ..... nln t.rrh!!l II
and l.ncunt ate.: liberal reward. W
I'nplur TJD. Hntnl Ixirralne.
Bl'lTCAHU Lost In West 1'hlls, tttM
hat, toHt und suitcase, routalnlns tj
eardii, ele.. return especially the wm
cards. iHHI Ialllmoro ave.
WATCH In Ilroad St. Htallon. wrist JJ
with Initial I M. V. Reward- ."fl
Dowd, euro Peileral Container C . ?wl
1 a cum, -
'iii:iT.ulT?.nl. u.;nii.., Jiuiain rtillii
phlu ami Nw Uriinswlrk, t" UJ
whe mounted wheels, with new Hood"
ahrue No Ify Jnn.nli s Hlmmons, i'I
tonil, Montelalr, N. J, Liberal rwa''
PBESONAIS
ANV one giving Information of John f
Hharkey. who left Port Richmond "
eara ao, If thuy will write Mrs. !;
of y North at,, J'ort Richmond, Biatiiiiw
rvJy.. will be conferring n .rest ip
f TC-it r .... .. .ii.i- .AJ 1.111. last
...uu iiui na r"i'vneiuic lur ""v.-4.1a
contracted by my w fe, Amv a .'"i"i
P.DWIN 8. f'lSIJlCIaO!
iu iitDsiri
nELP WANTED rEMAlB
rvnnirMf ii-wdi-ii ...u, iu,B..nV.I itiln
In handling ngureai absolutely n?1!
to haio hud caparlrnce In l"1 J1
-.nil. -n ..1,14 IIUIII1IIIIK I li-.t. K "...1
books. Including cost experience auWS
experience preferred. Koelle-areen''S
;youer!nantuwj eve.
tiwvjiww.iwKii, acct. rec. 1 pii."" jr.
.U.r.ftn t.tm .i.l.al...ul. k...i tlU9 V"l '
congenliil surroundings, salary "'I
van ce ment, t; 7 l r.etiiier uni"
I III" iiNL'HSRi wh'te. "rxnirlinc'd.
encea. 1'honn Pllbert 1A1. .
COOK, whites musT l willing to r ",
....!... a .rn.n iu ..win A.lnnsr. V'll
person or phone a'flsr 7 'p. m. Cohwioj'
Mrs. Jamea A. Kenney, HO W "
liannrt nv.
rart iV " ' .... ..'" ""..- 'LTT-ll tiTMll
waihlni! ond hornet mention '"Jf.ri.l
replylntr. P. O. iiox No, 177, lUvjdli
FINISHKUK. txperlencfd on inf11'
VVty i-nrjiiuii Lam, -- ,
Ure Ml,. Stulfnr.l llldtf , wvnthjiw
HOl-mcwolK Oenerai. ctrf PWJ1
Iiik, imall ramlly. -.r-0 W lirinfhwi"
I'hone Oermantown rtlfll W t
HOUaKWOHlC Coiorad lrl tot fill
houiftwork In sn&rtmAnt! 3 " '1
ttMi In I'hntiM flormantoivn i37S3 ,
A'.L.'ifV.v; -.:-L "i i:"-,"liurlPl
iiuuacerjfiiv dii mii ' iAtiii
ummar. ood wita. lnon " I
171.
T AFsV urlli.' K)a..t.1M wmmtinmUtY. If
! nun f loaaai)i s, fviiK"- ',1-i,
nhl. work which dois not renulrs "W-a
.ill Till WI1I..1... lllrfv . nftar O'SQJlJl
Ol'KUATOna ail of the kind tij'JJi'l
quce work, quality .na nuamii ,)
dresses) week or piecework! Prl?'.;i
L' "?.e,S.t'Ilnu,c....V.',Kf0"ug.'iliry 1
uriinail lliuan (4ilil " '
10th tnd Mt. Vvrnon.
t
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