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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
TO VOTE
ON BOND ISSUE
PROPOSITION READY TO BE
SUBMITTED
superintendent Foshay at Meeting
Of the School Board Reeom-
mends Quarters BE Secured
in Library Building

A partial report upon the bond prop
osition was presented to the board o!
education yesterday afternoon and an
adjournment was taken until Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. The resolution
calling for the bond election is all
ready with the exception of the inser-
tion of the names of the election Off
GERS. 1t is expected that the work will
be completed on Tuesday and the reso-
luton sent to the printer.
In his report superintendent Foshay
recommended that permanent quarters
for the office force of the school de-
partment be provided i'm the new Ii
brary building which it is proposed to
construct in Central park. He also
recommends that the supervisors of a
number of special branches be pro-
vided with quarters i'm the same build
ing
Superintendent Foshay reported that
the school exhibit at the st. Louis fair
by Los Angeles has been awarded a
gold medal. The exhibit will be for
w dlNitt W NldllNls NlGs4 anu So II
placed upon exhibition there.
The board granted leaves of absence
to c. e. Latham, G. E. Merrill AMI
Isabelle NJ. Stacy. Hazel Calder, Bes-
sic Knapp and Mrs. E. Spencer were
elected substitute teachers in primary
and grammar grades. Jeanette Bald
win was elected a substitute teacher ir
the Polytechnic high school and Mrs.
II. G. Mahurin was called to fill q
similar position in the sloyd depart
ment.
The following assignments were
made: Nora H. Millspaugh, kinder
garten director at Norwood street
school; Maud Whitlock, kindergarten
director Ninth street, afternoon ses-
sion; Euphemia S. Paxton, from fifth
grade, Twentieth street school, to AS
class Thirty-ninth street school;
Mary NJ. Foster, A2B3 class, Washing
ton street school; Ludema Sayre, fifth
grade, Twentieth street school, Nellie
McSweeney, ABBA, Second street school;
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
CHURCH MUSIC

Sacred Heart, Sichel and Baldwin
streets.-High mass at 10 o'clock. "As-
pergis Me" (Gregoriam; "Haydn's 18th
Mass Soloists in the. mass: Miss
Mary Merrick, Miss Ethel Osbon, M. J.
Pauly. Anthony Schwamm Offertory
Ave Regina" Miss Merrick. Mary
L. ODonoughue, organist and director.
Christ church, Twelfth and Flower
streets. Morning-Preude, BarcarolIe-
HOFFMAN; Professional No. $40; Venite
Chant No. u, Randall; "Te Deum
Laudaumus," Jackson: Gloria Patri''
Chant No. l. Goodson; "Benedictus''
Chant No. 40 Anon; hymn No. 472.
Gloria Patri chant No. TO- Woodward:
offertorium, "All Praise to Cod
Wagner; offertory sentence No. 1S9:
recessional No. 529; postlude, Postlude
in F, Gade; prelude, Sonata" A minor.
1st nune, Whiting professional No.
400; Bonum Est chant No 49, Smith:
Nunc Dimitis chant No. 1909, Turtle:
evening hymn (after third colectiom
No. Gas; anthem, Nov the Shades of
Evening Fall" Mendelssohn; hymn No.
663; offertorium The Soft Sabbath
Calm" Barnby; offertory sentence No.
1883; recessional No. 52l; postlude,
Sonata, A minor, finale, Whiting. John
Douglas Walker, director of music
First Congregational church, Sunday,
February H. Morning service only
Organ prelude, "Chorale and Variations
frOpn 81 n n Mon1cIe,,L,,.
"Te Deum," Arthur Foote; hymn,
choir response, 80 Lord Correct Me"
Hendel; hymn; offertory, organ, Moe
turne," Dethier; choir, God Is a
Spirit" Bennett; hymn; organ postlude,
"Postlude in E Flat" Faulkes.
Independent Church of Christ, Dob
insen auditorium. 1904 South Hope
street. Music for Sunday morning
Piano solo, "Andante,' Grieg, Miss
Rogers; quartette, Hear O My Peo-
pie" Frederic Stevenson; quartette,
Far From My Heavenly Home" Fred
eric Stevenson; offertory solo. incline
Thine Ears Frederic Stevenson, MIR.
Pfaunkuchen.
The special music at the Los Angeles
Fellowship (Benjamin Fay Mills, per-
manent minister), Masonic hall. 433
South Hill street will be as follows:
l1;OO a. m.-Violin solo, selected. AL
fred Walper; 715 p. M, march,
selected; intermezzo, Isis" Theodore
Morse; overture, Queen of the North"
Sehlepegrell; meditation, Morrison
The Fellowship orchestra Alfred Wal
per, director. And in addition Ernest
Reginald Leeman, the noted tenor
from Boston, VIII render the following
selections: Apart" Van de Water;
Absence" (by request), Little.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
BAND CONCERTS

Program Of Moorcs Fidelia Concert band.
sunday afternoon, February IL:
March, state Militia Review tkoppitzl
Waltz Woman Divine tTohanD.
caprice. IDLE Hours" tkretschneri
Romance" solo for trombone tBennetl-
Air. TYLER.
Descriptive. Village Life in the OIden
Times" lie There synopsis Night; sun
rise: astir in the village; children going TO
school; blacksmith shop; the May queen
maypole dance: the village choir; lovers
serenade and finale.
overture "Roumanian Festival" tkelcr
Bclal: first time in Los Angeles
paraphrsse. "The PAINS tFaurel.
Grand selection, Lucia (DonZettbi con-
tanning the famous seNtet
Medley OF popular airs tLee Johnson m
PRODUCING Ramona.
Finale, selected.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
SEES DANGER IN
PICTURE MACHINE
FIRE CHIEF TO EXAMINE
THEATERS
Says the Public Is Well Protected
Except in Playhouses Where
lnhammable Films
Are Used

Public safety, so far as the theaters of
Los Angels are concerned, is assured,
according to a report made to the fire
commission by chief Strohm yester-
day. In places where moving picture
machines are employed. however, the
chief stated that additional precau-
tions were needed.
This is on account of the innammable
material used in the construction of the
films i'm the machines. In other cities
some disastrous accidents have occur
red on this account. A committee is
now securing information upon this
subject and an ordinance will proba-
bly, be offered to the council for pas
sage.
An investigation concerning gasoline
stoves and instantaneous water heaters
is to be made. The mayor expressed
himself as being in favor of stringent
regulations concerning these domestic
appliances. The absolutely safe"
gasoline stove has a habit of exploding
at most unexpected moments. Usual
ly anyone happening to be in the vi
cinity is promptly blown tc kingdom
come.
Many disastrous accidents are
traceable to the vaGares of the in
stantaneous heater and the chief and
mayor are of the opinion that stringent
rules should be enforced for the beu-
eft of the users of these appliances.
r. S. Bodman presented an applica-
ton for the privilege of publishing a
souvenir history of the department The
application was denied. j. o. Gardner
was appointed as an emergency hose
man.
After the meeting the mayor ami
members of the commission went out
TO the stockyards to look over some
animals that have been offered to the
department as fire horses. The chief
has recommended the purchase of
twenty horses.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12

Doris, pastor. Morning, "a Place OF
Refuge"
Central Baptist, Pico and Alva ra dc
streets-Rev Arthur S. Phelps, pastor
Morning. Our Neighborhood foI
Good"
Los Angeles Fellowship, Masonic
temple-Rev, B. Fay Mills, minister
Morning, What I Believe and Why
Believe It Evening, The Free
Woman"
Welsh Presbyterian, 4S6 Crocker
street-Rev. E. p. Thomas, pastor,
Preaching by pastor at 1O:3O a. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
ChurC CHI Services and Music

Cathedral of St. Vibiana-High mass
Very Rev. P. Harnett, V. c., will
preach, Meeting of Young Ladies' So
dality and Holy Angels society at
p. m. Evening devotions at 7;30 o'clock.
Church of Our Lady of Angels, oppo-
site the Plaza-ReV. j. Caballeria will
preach at the and II o'clock masses.
Rev. Father Lazy will preach in
French at 7:3O p. m.
st. Joseph's, corner Twelfth and Los
Angeles streets-Monthly communion
phaers and st. Cecilia's societies at
the o'clock mass. High mass at 1920
a. m. Meeting of st. Raphaels society
at 80 p. m. and Young Ladies' sodal-
ity at p. m. Vespers and benediction
at 1880 p. m.
st. Vincent de Paul, Grand avenue
and Washington street-High mass at
1920 a. NJ, Rev. F.. X. Antill, c. NJ,
celebrant. Rev. F. X. McCabe will
preach. Meeting of Holy Angels So
dality at p. m. Vespers and benedic-
tion at p. M, sermon by Very Rev. ].
S. Glass, c. NJ, on THE Church"
Church of the Sacred Heart, East
Los Angeles-Masses at 8 and 10 a. m,
with sermon by Rev. NJ. McAuliffe, the
pastor. Evening devotions at 1880
o'clock.
St. Marys Boyle Heights-Masses at
and 10 a. M; sermon by the pastor,
Rev. j. Barron. Meeting of the Chill
dren of the Angels at p M, St. Alloy
sius' society at 2:30 p. m. Children of
Mary will meet at p. m., followed at
1880 by vespers and benediction.
Church of the Blessed Sacrament,
Hollywood-Mas at 8 and 1890 a. m.
Rev. j. Quinlan will preach at the last
mass, Rev d. w. J. Murphy, the pas
tor, will preach at the vespers, 1880
p. m.
ST. Thomas, the Apostle, Pico Heights
Masses at S and 10 a. M. with SER
mon by Rev. j. j. Clifford. the PASTOR,
ST. Agnes, West Adams street
Masses at 7, sis and 1915 a. m.
ST. Peters Italian, San Fernando
street-Bshop Conaty will dedicate the
church at 10 a. m.
st. Patrick's, Vernon-Masses at 8
and 10 a. m; sermon by Rev. =. j.
Reilly, the pastor.
Christ Protestant Episcopal church.
Flower street, corner Twelfth--Rev
George Thomas Bowling, ID. d., rector;
Rev. Charles W. Naumann, assistant
minister Morning prayer with SER
mon by Dr. Bowling, at IL o'clock,
Marriage and After Marriage" No
TX. The Lost Wedding Ring, or
Homes Which l Have Seen Wrecked"
Musical service. with evening prayer
and address by Rev Mr. Naumann, at
1880 o'clock, Looking on the Bright
Side"
Third Congregational corner North
Main and Railroad streets-Rev. f. A.
Field, pastor. Morning, "Ye Old Time
Salvation Praise Service" led by c. C..
Reed. Evening, Rev. j. b. Holly will
conduct the service.
Union Avenue Methodist-Rev. w. c.
Bodkin, pastor. Morning sermon by
the pastor. ]. w. Eccleston will sing.
Bellevue Methodist, South-Rev.
Wade Hamilton. pastor. Morning, Eye
Have Limited the Holy One OF Israel"
Bethany Presbyterian Rev. F. e.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
What His Wife Says.

my wife says, nothing will do but
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, says
II. W. Dockham, publisher of the Ga
zette, Lindsay. Cal. There is many an
other good wife of the same opinion.
srhe quick relief which this remedy af-
fords in cases of coughs, colds and
Group, and the fact that it is pleasant
and safe to take makes it a favorite
eNerYWhere.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12

Jeanette H. Baldwin teacher of pen
manship Polytechnic high school; Mrs.
Maud H. Burdick, teacher of drawing,
Polytechnic high school.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
ADJUSTMENTS

BELAsCO-"The Prisoner of Zcnda."
Bt tRRANk--"Our Boarding House"
GRAND--"A Little Outcast."
UhpHEI M--Naudevill
ASfNO--Naudeville.
CHITES-Air shin Flight.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
State Society Meeting


State Society Meeting
The Pine Tree State society will meet
in Babcock hall, SAP South Main street,
Tuesday evening.
oratorical Society
At the regular meeting of the Ora
torical society of the Los Angeles Poly
technic High school the following Of
ficers we're elected for the new term:
President, George Steinike; vice pres
ident. Ruth Dutton; secretary, Miss
Kimble: treasurer, Mr.. Francis.
Bcyclists Disregard the Law
Nearly a score of boys and young
men were fined in Justice Austin's
court yesterday afternoon on charges
of violating the bicycle bell ordinance.
Police are arresting every bicyclist
found on the streets without bell or
whistle attached to his machine.
ST. Vncents Win
The second baseball team of st. Vim
cents college defeated the team of the
Los Angeles Pacific Railway company
by a score of to on the college
grounds yesterday. This team of st.
vincent's has not been defeated this
year and is open to challenge from any
amateur team in Southern California.
Struck by Car
Charles E. Trimmer, 26 years of
age, was struck and severely injured
by Maple avenue car early yesterday
morning. Trimmer was on his way
from his home at 1918 Maple avenue to
his work when the accident occurred.
He was struck on the head and did
not remember any of the details of the
accident.
Stabbed in Play
William Buckingham, Is years of
age, printer employed at the Kings
ley & Co printing shops on New High
street. was stabbed yesterday after
noon by one of his companions while
at play. The young man was wrestling
with a friend during the lunch hour
and attempted to take an open clasp
knife from him. In the struggle a
two-inch cash was cut in Packinham's
left wrist and was dressed at the re-
ceiving hospital.
Held on Forgery Charge
Harry c. Lacy and Robert Graham,
formerly. soldiers in the United States
army, were examined in Justice Aus
tins court yesterday morning on
charges of forgery. The men, after
discharge from service in the Philip
mir, 30 ,,,;+I
gang and are alleged to have forged
the name of their foreman to several
checks, which they cashed in Los An
geles. Both men were held on two
charges each.
Tree Falls on Man
f. j. Delany, teamster, was pain
fully injured yesterday afternoon by
being struck by a falling tree. Delany
was seated in the shade of the tree at
Third and Los Angeles streets eating
his lunch. The tree had been dug out
and left standing without a warning
posted Controlled by a strong wind,
it crashed down on the man, dislocat-
ing his right shoulder and causing Sc
we're injuries. He was attended at the
receiving hospital
Fellowship Officers Elected
The following officers of the Los An
geles Fellowship have been elected |
Messrs r. T. Dunning, Charles ANA
don Moody, Louis Prang, Allen Fos-
gate. a. M Salyer, Clarence Thomp- |
son, Banjamin Fay Mills, trustees;
Renjamin Fay Mills, Mrs. Mary Russell |
Mills DR., T. Percival Gerson, DR.. r. |
NJ. Lynn, Henry Harrison, l.. NJ. Vance, /
Mrs Mary e. Garbutt, Mrs. A. NJ. Sal |
yer Mrs. Louis Prang. Mrs. Grace |
Wright Mrs. Marvena Kennedy, |
Messrs. Clarence Thompson, T.. r. Dun
ming and G. A. Moody. council.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12

Everything you wall. ,'ou will find in
the classified page, modern encyclo-
pedia. One cent word.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
Fellowship Officers Elected
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


Ohio society meets Monday evening,
February 10, Blanchard hall All
Buckeyes invited Tourists come and
meet your old neighbors. First class
entertainment. Admission free
so. CALIFORNIA TRANSFER co.
Trunks, 95c. up; pianos, furniture and
merchandise moved. We store and ship
low rates Tells. Main 1916. Home
21S4. 81 West Second street
1000 business cards for ST. See us for
prices on all kinds of commercial print
ing. Telephone Home 1926, or call at
E. j. Elson Co., 1211s S. Broadway.
Announcement is made on page three.
part 8, of the reopening of schumach-
er's Photographic studio. Don't fan TO
read it,
French dinners. 35c, with wine.
Woodward's ia West Second street.
The Angelus Hotel Grill
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
AROUND THE TOWN

The Herald viii pay SO IN cash to any one
fltnlshing evidence that viii lead TO the arrest
ami conviction OF any person caught stealing
copies OF The Herald srom the premises OF
THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
BicycIists Disregard the Law

Nearly a score of boys and young
men were fined in Justice Austin's
court yesterday afternoon on charges
of violating the bicycle bell ordinance.
Police are arresting every bicyclist
found on the streets without bell or
whistle attached to his machine.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12

The Angelus Hotel Grill
The select dining place OF the city. Loomis
Brothers. proprielorA
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12

Strangers see invited to visit tho exhibit ot
california products at the Chamber OF Com
wcrce building on Broadway, between First
AMI Second ctreets where free Information
viii te given on all subjects pertaining TO
fhis section
TO sUBSCRtBERs-1 any subscriber who
-'nv faii to receive The Herald any morn
Ing delivery VIII notify the business office by
telephone he will receive copy OF The Herald
'or that day BY special messenger
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12

French dinners. S5c, with wine.
woodward's. ia West Second street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12

The Pine Tree State society will meet
in Babcock hall, SAP South Main street
Tuesday evening.
Oratorical Society
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12

At the regular meeting of the Ora
torcal society of the Los Angeles Poly
technic High school the following Of
President. George Steinike; vice pres
ident Ruth Dutton; secretary, Miss
Kmbe: treasurer, Mr.. Francis.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
ST. Vincents Win

The second baseball team of st. Vim
cents college defeated the team of the
Los Angeles Pacific Railway company
by score of to on the college
grounds yesterday. This team of st.
vincent's has not been defeated this
year and is open to challenge from any
amateur team in Southern California.
Struck by Car
The sun., 1905-08-28
1.-THE ASPHALT CONSPIRACY"
BY Charles S. Solomon. Appear Soon.
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
AMERICAN STEEI. FOUNDRIES.
Notice Of Special Meeting Of September =.
1905. as authorized by the Board Of Di-
rectors, Meeting OF AaGust 3, 1905.

AMERICAN STEEL FOUNDRIEs.
Notice Of Special Meeting OF September 9.
ressor q msstnn 81 Rssuss 1865
Notice hereby Is given that a special meeting
Of Stockholders Of the American Steel Foundrie:
once OF the Company. at No. Is Exchange Place.
Jersey City. New Jersey on "Wednesday, tho
" VT: ''e '''<o''n' ''' VIC ''''"S p''' W
To take separate action upon and with reference
By the Board Of Directors Of American Steel Foun
dries at the meeting thereof. held August >. 1905
IS follows. to wit:
bonds for the principal sum OF siI million dollars
$4,000. .oOM. to be secured By mortgage. lien or
se Sa as o .nd
PEI cent apPi'saS. oi sne c.ptai Of the
&: &c.. 10 ne 81
Of s. 10000. par value Of such bonds at eighty
Per cent. Of their par value, the balance. namely.
% :. condltions 10 usp specaed in the resolution. '
Ne condons contract %.srs dated July O. 1905 be
mill 4 Company. acting on behalf Of . syndicate
which Includes or may include several directors
n :: f sSm 81
Of said s. 56c Oh OF said bonds offered as shall
and condition. and for the commission stated In
:, IS The resolution re,,fyins and approving
Kelly and associates dated July u. 1905.
The stock transfer books will be closed at the
sose o business on Tuesdsy me 18th day Of Az
business on Thursday. the seventh day OF Sep.
tember 1905.
By order of the poHrd e. tSEssSS & PiEss.S!: Secretary
Is Exchange Place. Jersey City. New Jersey
August 1905
The sun., 1905-08-28

BY Francis r 2 Leyejoy h:s bssn ,Ines;: ineor.
n Fl Psso county A. there aTs IT, n9 minss I,;,,
ard ard sh nil 81 the the United States Reduoton and
Refining Company, which. recently closed
new Company MT s s:xs snnoano.d SnsS ehst
t. Ai:s q hsJ %a: se::.sss Sss shs
Ito 500 tons daily capacity.
Association says $500 men are now at work
There, y no, labor trouble. The monthly
payroll s the largest In the camps history.
NEVADA.
Of the Funeral Range near the CalifornIs
sRe
declare that the DANCERS Of n. desert hsye
reports OF scores 81 deaths are gross eI-
{s :sms 80 district q -, ehIe5dss c ~:
Ansslss @ zen shc s9,q fernsd G sSs bSll'!cs
@ on hs ns sns foS1 to
We Sexs from Rhyolits E Is g e tSs sa.st that .
''s tSs s ans y so1
A body Of ore between Ave and elk feet In
width has been encountered at q depth q
Of the shoot give values from $500 to 400
a ton. Tho entire mass Of the vein matter
will run close to these figures.
CALIFORNIA.
are ST Ses ier .a
ss15. s.! seSssy M o'o :s:is Viii Ss 'aat 10y; 70
some very rich rock has been struck At
pounds pounds tsisn from Tie /" foot ledge ..ssysd
,9S Ss !:sS!. sas -. q. ., =. t.qou. A pcm:.
es:ssn' a. :ad F.
e!tsSn.1s sS seaHs eaevsopment @ Tho propersy o9 the
snd oov.ns Il A eh.
TSs nsw I mining I ssst!ioP' i, q Fort S!dssii: in
short time ago to be non-mineral. Many
s axc xc hsss sssn sGSs Sd Fl
the, indications are for important develop
ments
b.sn hf orssnised Boston 70 oo%S opspsts tss ass
holdings Of the shavmut. Mining Company,
at Binsham. e9nsistins Of eighty scrss and
recently found in natural cave has been 90
far developed that the m4nagement p able to
announce the presence OF twelve foot vein
Of Ealena and carbonates between walls. The
n I'D will soon be ln operation again;
dividend OF one cent Ihafe,. or 81, 900. The
S:;r Tx Ior !; ;,s Ton: marketed lat
The Grand Central Of Tindc has gone
fifty feet below the 500 level in ore that
runs as much as $40 In gold.
IDAHO.
BOISE, Aug. 20.-Work 10 progressing on
the new mill going. UP on the Thunderbolt
mines at TraRper 3 Flat, northwest Of Thunder
the depth Of 800 feet and the, srsde of the orc
works, going from SiS to $40 q ton In gold.
The Basic company. Grating dredges at
Centerville. on Grimes Creek. In Boise Basin,
has completed the wagon road from Grimes
Pass to South Fork Of Payette River, and
. large force Of men 1: T.. eTp!oysd tc con.
Sssss PUT Il and s e. sssa.
ting 1880 horse power have been ordered.
will be extended to the different towns Of the
have been made 70 furnish power 70 drsdses
at Plsoervllls and Idaho City and also to
In a. few days contracts will Be let By the
state for the construction Of the wagon road
from this oity up Boise River 70 Atlanta and
there. This road will not only hasten dsvsi-
opment Of many great mines, but encourA Ages
prospectors owning .promialnG claims along
the route to expend moro work on them.
The sun., 1905-08-28
lss
FINANCIAL
10 Million Copper Pool

Tho price Of Copper. the Metal, viii
break suddenly to Q very low figure.
This il not q prediction. III b not sur
mise or manipulation. 1t is a statement
Of fact. 49,. ...r t.
There arc extraordinary, but abso-
lutely legitimate reasons-eensationsl
but fundamental reasons for the coming
break. si,.
q. ! know them. In time all the world
will know them. -. .t..r.
There have been accumulated enor-
NOUS quantities OF copper and smelling
stockA and enormous quantities Of Cop
per, The Metal, in the hands Of stock
gamblers. .,' '.'' g..
When tho price Of Copper, the Metal
breaks, and for the same basic reason,
there will follow a terrific slump in cop
per and smelling stocks.
This y to give fair warning that | in
tend to make full use of the knowledge I
have to profit by the break at the ex-
pense of stock gamblers
In order that my friends may partici-
pate in the profits foresee in the forth
coming crisis, II they 50 choose, will
conduct a 1O-Million-Do Pool for the
purpose Of selling copper and smelling
stocks short. -. -.
For myself and immediate associates,
reserve million dollars.
The remaining I million dollars are
offered to the public upon the following
terms and conditions:
Twill accept. iu sums of not less than t25.oo0
more than $4,000. certified checks 70 an aSgre.
gate amount ofSaid million dollars.
said million dollars on even terms with said
million dollars will be used BY me at my discretion
n .aa tss % e S.a
London. Paris and Berlin.
The net profits mo deductions Of any kind TO be
made but the net commissions paid 70 Stock E1.
change houses who execute orders) Of such sales
will be divided pro rata amongst participants.
will make no charge. commission or other. OF