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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-18

Capt NJ. L. Brock Of West New
bury, who sold several cattle TO Mas
sachusetts parties, went with the ami
mails and while in that state, riding
from the station TO the farm OF the
man who had purchased the cattle, the
auto was upset and all the occupants
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-18

Weston had two nearly fatal acct
dents last week, in the first of which
Winslow Hale put three sticks Of dy-
Mantle under rock, touched it off
and then, when it failed to explode,
went up closer to investigate. The
gravel was blown into his face and he
was quite badly hurt. Soon after,
George Clayton became buried in a
cave-in of sand, which covered him
about two feet out of sight. His head
and body were badly bruised and one
leg was broken above the knee. He
was taken out for dead, but will re-
cover.
c. w. Rice Of Essex Center, has
sold his store to the Godette brothers
for $4,000.
The stonesheds in Groton are near
~ all closed down for want Of orders,
and several men have left town.
]. C. Ord, formerly of Barton, has
been made mayor of Seal Beach, Cal,
a new town just formed. Mr.. Ord was
the first resident of the place.
There are three cases of infantile
paralysis in the family of Freeman
Flanders in Wheelock and school in
that district has been closed four
weeks.
A stuffed owl of species said to
be peculiar to remote wooded sections
of Vermont is exhibited in the display
window at B. w. Hooker e. Co.'S store
in Barre. The owl was shot by For7
tunato Antonelli of the same city in
Orange short time ago and the bird
was mounted by well known Glover
taxidermist.
Secretary of State Guy W. Bailey of
Essex Junction, has suspended the OPP
orators licenses of Hiram Warren and
Jacob Aaron of Montpelier. Warren
having recently tipped his car bottom
side up while Aaron ran into and in
jured horse.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-18
STATE NEWS

STATE NEWS
T.. c. Merrill Of Marshheld raised Is
bushels Of beans on two and a half
acres Of land.
Frank Bemis Of Marshheld recently
caught black skunk and sold II FOR
three dollars before he skinned II.
He killed three in one day last week.
w. S. Robbins, who has gone 10 Cal
iforhia TO reside after making Derby
his home all his life up TO the present
time, had been town clerk Of that
place for 80 years.
A two-month-old girl baby was left
at the home Of H. r. Bernard in Bull
Run Saturday evening and with it was
found a suitcase of nice clothes for
the infant Mr.. Bernard's people kept
il till morning, when II was turned
over to the proper authorities.
Beginning Monday the output of
shells at the plant of the Vermont
Farm Machine Company in Bellows
Falls is to be not less than 1000 per
day. This is to fulfill the S650,00O
contract for the Russians. For sew
eral days the output has been in the
vicinity Of 500 per day.
Phyllis, the six year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Adams Of Stowe,
was badly injured by the kick of a
horse in the stable Monday, one arm
being nearly broken, and a cash was
cut under one eye. 1t is supposed that
she was playing about the barn and
ran into the stall, frightening the
horse.
While Miss Carrie F. Guild Of Bel
lows Falls, aged IS, was crossing the
street railway tracks Wednesday OF
last week she fell and fractured a
bone in her left arm above the elbow.
A few months ago Miss Guild fell and
sustained a fracture Of bone in her
right arm.
Miss Selma Champagne of Grand
Isle, who is attending Burlington
Business College, was taken violently
i'll Sunday evening while preparing to
go to Burlington with what it is fear
ed is infantile paralysis. She is some
what better at present writing though
one leg is slightly paralyzed.
John Harris store at East Charlotte
village was entered Monday night OF
last week by unknown parties who
took between three and four dollars
from the money drawer and also
quantity of underwear and stockings
from the store. Entrance to the
store was made through a window.
A clock that stood on the window sill
was knocked to the floor and had stop
ped at few minutes before IL.
Ben A. Sumner is wearing vest
several sizes bigger around the chest
since fishing trip this week to Lake
Champlain at Highgate where ne sue
ceeded in landing a Canadian goose
that weighs 10 pounds and with wings
that spread as far as a man can
reach, says the Montpelier Argus. Mr..
Sumner also bagged Is ducks and
feels mighty we'll satisfied with his
hunting trip of two days. Many geese
are reported. One man shot goose
that weighed Ia pounds. The goose
taken by Mr.. Sumner is hanging in
Derricks' store window.
Kenneth Triest, aged 10 years, OF
New York, who is prisoner in the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-18

Kenneth Triest, aged 10 years, of
New York, who is prisoner in the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-18

Miss Matte J. Wheeler has resigned
as organist of the Universalist church
in Rutland, which position she has
held for % years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-18

Stanislaw Poaski of Ira, Pole, has
been fined $25 and costs of 1884 for
trapping without first procuring a
hunters license.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-18

At the Marshland farm in Norwich
recently horse worth between $500
and S400, one of valuable span,
wedged itself between two trees in a
pasture and died soon after being re-
leased.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-18

To avoid if possible the usual
Christmas rush, the merchants Of
Rutland have got together and are to
have their Christmas opening the
week of Nov. Goth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-18

The 2lst annual meeting and exhi
bition of the Vermont State Horticul
tural Society will be held in Morris
vile, Nov. II, Is and 10. The pro
gram includes number of interesting
talks on fruit and vegetable raising.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03

asgH ! Of e2 RoSh S NlssIpSs 9E oF FI Taf
G GNNFFh5F sTRfAENs OF fs amhEhicA az ana IThHWE
YORK CRY .MissloS 'socIETiY ii5in.
M, against BOARD OF EqREIGN MI!
s s2,NS II THE TnxrfEHbE sfffShTFFEss -
AMERICA, BOARD OF THE CnrRcH
hMEKic"A, SEW l1oRiK RIhLEf' sSo'c'iIErY,
fFoR PRorMoriNfG rHfE do6sPEL HMoSG
ssEHAMEN ~ II roET OF MEN y3HK'
ron bisiRLEED MiSisTERS ANb THiiE
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF DECEAsED
HoME Nissi6SAR'Y SOCIETY,". NIoErn:
kEkkWS 94looRRkKN ' AAMMfnRlIScAII hf brn nIITEf s SE
EREEMAN, GEORGE kELLUM. MARY
thereby the Christian name q The wife,
,-ps s" Ghr e. ,h' n s1is S @, sf. M hs,i' r any. me-
Ella EARLE. as E%9ssu'fis 3, lie
Earle. deccs saa ip cfenssn,s. ssnGsMTMoNSs
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
Y6 HS A kAch 81 TWEEN stiMMoSpp to
answer the complaint In this action, and
s. sefys a fepy o. VOW answer on NE
49, tAbb e hso
elusive q the day Of service; and in, cas-.
ment. viii be. taken against YOU by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
rI Rs.sa New cYL S5sa oagFiI ! MI MsltsiiLvArsr.
once Hsdre..: No 81 William street,
Borough o. Manhattan. The City of
Ami. J Freeman. George Kellum,
Mary Ealltrp ftba am 'sSfary' heipg
thereby the Christian name Of the wife, il
Christian nam. OF his wife. II any. being
unknown to the plaintinsl. and John IL
Freeman. and each OF them:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you By, publication pursuant to an order OF
Hon. frederick f. crane, one OF the Jus.
New York. dated the 2sth day OF MAY.
1915. and hled with the complaint in the
Hail Of Records. the Borough Of Rrookiyn,
y. the City OF New York and County of
The object OF thi. action y to obtain a
real ests,. hsr.insfi.r mentioned md mors
herein were purchased with the proceeds
OF real estate of. which Jonas W. Mills
p ps,isn s,sa ;e' ,ss ,ss, 10 party to 's.'
PENDANT corporations has any estate, right,
title or interest In said real es'at. and that
persons claiming TO. hold the same by.
through or under Helen r. Freeman be
forever barred from all claim thereto: and
directing the partition and sale of said
property. and for other relief more par
ticglarly prayed for in said complaint,
The property to which the action relates
In as foliows:
l. certain lot; 100 by rs feet on ths
south side OF Fifteenth Street. Brooklyn,
Kings County. n. Y. approximately 2ss
feet ~ inches east OF seventh Avenue.
and known as No. 3st Fifteenth Street.
2. A certain lot. 100 by 20 feet. on the
northeasteriy side of S~eventy-second street.
Brooklyn. Kings County. ". y, approx
mately $50 feet southeast Of Third Avenue
and known as No. S3 seventy.second
Street.
a. A certain lot. 100 by 20 feet. on this
north easterly side Of S~eventy-second Street.
ma,eiy 10 S.e,s .oS TI" Of rh,r:a XRgp.nae,
and known as No. ss seventy-second
Street.
PARSONS. cLoeeoN 4 MeILvAINE. At
torneys for Plaintiffs. once and Post
once Address, No. 5, william Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. Tho City OF
New York. N. Y.
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BRONX MARKET ACTIVE.

1NTERNALE ANENUE-Grossman q
Phillips have sold for Henry Green's
baum 993 and 995 Intervaie avenue
between Prospect and Westchester
avenues. n six story apartment house
on plot 1O0x10O. To the Klein estate.
which gives in exchange 52s East
ll3th street. n six story tenement on
lot 25xl03. near Avenue A..
STEBBlNS AVENUE Grossman &
Phillips have sold for Grossman Bros.
& Rosenbaum to Henry Greensbaum
900 Stebbins avenue, a six story apart
ment house On plot ~47x115. near 1880
street.
UNION AvENUE-The Criscuolo Realty
Company. Pietro Criscuolo. president,
has sold 50s-l1 Union avenue. a six
story fiat. with stores, on plot 3s.3x
100. about Ga feet north of 147th street.
The property was held at s45. 600.
BRIGGS AVENUE-Harry A. Cohen has
sold for a client for lash the plot sax
104 on the east side OF Briggs avenue
extending through to Coe place. 10 feet
north Of Coles lane. n facing Kings
bridge road. The buyer is a builder
who will improve the site with q five
story apartment house.
153D STHEEr-Charles A. Weber
has sold for william Rohrbach $50
East 1880 street. a four story fiat IN
plot 25xl0o.
PARK AVENUE-The Lewis II. May
Company has resold for the National
Bank Of Far Rockaway 1854 Park
avenue. a plot 50x12o between 1920
n 1880 streets. This property was
recently purchased at foreclosure by
the bank and Is now sold to tho adj
joining owner. NJ. Msrtinilione. who
will erect a Ave story building.
EAST 164TH STREET-Eugens ].
Rusher has resold for the Daily Realty
Company 65 East 164th street. a
three story residence on lot 25xio0.
to Fritz Koch, who will occupy II.
BROOK AVENUE-Charles Kuntze
has sold for Mrs. Ernestine Stum
1926 Brook avenue. near Claremont
Parkway. a four story nat. with
stores. on lot 25xl00. The purchaser,
Gerthie Halpin. gave in par pay
ment the two family house at 80
Forty-irst street, Bayonne. N. ].
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
THE TRUSTEES OF THE LEAKE AND
WATTS ORPHAN HOUSE IN III ~
OF NEW YORK. .Plaintir, against STAR
ll62O-lgl5.
In pursuance OF a judgment Of fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered
in the above entitled action and herring
undersigned. the Referee in said Judgment
named. will sell at public auction, at the
Exchange Salesropm. Noe lI-ld Nesey
Street. In the Borough of Manhattan. city
1915, at IL O'Clock noon on that dav. by
directed by raid Judgment 10 be sold, and
therein described as follows ALI. that
the buildings thereon erected. situate, wing
and being in tho city of New York. and
bounded and described as follows: BE
GiSNiNo at a poin; on the scuth"r,y SIZE
and ATTY t250) feet Westerly from the
Southsvesterly corner Of sixty second street
and Tenth Avenue running thence south
erly parallel with Tenth Avenue aud PAM
hundred Go0N feet nve C6 inches; thence
Westerly and parallel with .SiNty-second
street, twenty-five t2j) feet. thence North
erly and again parallel with Tenth Avenue
wall. ono hundred tl00l feet and i've 90
inches to the Southerly side of SiNty-sec-
ond street and thence Easterly along said
Southerlv side of sixty-seconi street.
OF beginning.
Dated. New York. July .. 1918.
WALTER A. HtRSCH, Referee
NASH 4 JONES. Attorneys for Plaintiff,
The following IL n diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold; lis street Number is ZIG
West 6eni street
No 2lG West SIND Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

table stock; but no, ,unicisnt 10 in.
. little better than on the day before and.
only. decline vas In renovated. which was
nnchansed' and the market closed
sc; higher scoring, 2sh0?sc.; fir.,s,
sntst. s7Ssnsc. sood 10 prime. sa.s4e
~:tdg'sc. nrs,., sSiiG.c,; lower Trades. 2iG
ladies', current make. frsts, 2lish22c: sec.
stock current make. No. ?, sc. lower grades.
CHEESE-EIports this week were consider.
|,by lighter than for some time and the
.sa, Of f IncnI , r., me market no, T'| 1ooa i s"s
%'.cs.9.. c%ontinuc SdHi fairly iieeTsi. Wisconsin
stock was becoming more plentiful and the
|m N closed seadyi Pr rS .o,e stat . -nT,s
sri6s.c average fancy. ljAc. State skins
fresh specials. l2adiac. skins. fresh, choice.
' sGSs.I ihsr to Srs sSSd' s sfa'0a aSd making .
few CONCESSIONS most of the dealers cleaned
" their stock on the strength o. the coming
|%,,..'y S St,ll m, there s.w wsGe s sna lent. a 11am
|,he best qualities trading was slow. The
warmer weather IL having its effect upon
s o.er nr aaa % Ts. f 9a ans d E.Ss,nsr' va: ..p sS'
there were many inquiries from English
market. In held stock there was little
trading Dirties were easier by Nc Mar
"a lsho,; seconds, issaisc,; No. /. dirties,
ss1l6c.: hennery. whites, fine to fancy.
-t-6c'; hennery, brown 22ls924c.: mixed
LIVE PoULTRY-Tradinr was aggressive
yesterday, but. supplies were 90 large that
0sls were off lc. and good stock could be
aad al lbc, Broilers were also OF %, There
ssre plenty Of Long Island spring ducks,
III be little trading to-day. as most Of the
ANers got their supplies yesterday. There
we're only y cars unloaded. leaving 10 on
aa,k Prices. Fowls, i5c broilers. 2Oa2+c.
sg,H, Long Island spring, isals1c. old,
re.e ll1l2c turkeys, llal2c suineas, pair.
DRESSED PoUIrRY-D.map,, yesterday
va. for large, fresh killed foy Anything
NJ: was true OF both iced a Try packed.
o1 ROSTERS remained unchanged and there
.as not enough demand for Western scalded
peI' 10 keep ,up, the quotation, There
'.."o sol ffass 'r s%ada IN s sna Son Ss,ns Marks r. r;
leaned up fairly well for fresh killed, but
vas qulet for frozen. and frozen broiiers
y%ow,T particularly slow. Prices: Fresh
~ 7a22e. old ROSTERS, raiec. Squads,
lbs. sea. Turkeys, fresh hens and
Sms is1l7c Frozen-Turkyes, dry. picked,
Id y 10 q lbs ESQ Chickens, i? 10 box,
,W5K Eel. II TO % lbs, zoe, Is lbs. and over,
,G-.n corn f,d y TO 70 lbs, isc, Is lbs:
ROSTERS. l21lei5c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

Saul c. Lavine has purchased the
one family house at 11l3. 1l25. 1l33 and
1877 East Fifteenth street. 100 feet south
of Avenue X. from the Penn Holding
Company. Mr.. Lavine also has sold four
lots on the east side OF Bay Ride place
% feet north OF Ovington avenue to
the Garden Building Company for I'm
provement.
The Buckley 4 Horton Company has
sold 1920 Dean street. a three story
and basement stone dwelling. between
New Fork n Brooklyn n for
Mrs. Van Wuert and Donald Olson to
q client for occupancy.
Samuel Galitzka Company has sold
for John II. B~ahrenburg to an investor
Az Seventy-seventh street. a two story
and attic Queen Anne cottage. on plot
8ox100: for Floria Realty Company to
Louis Rosenheim 648 Seventy-seventh
street. q two story brick n family
house. on plot 20x1oo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Extensive Trading Reported in
Small Parcels in Manhat-
tan and Bronx.
INVESTORS BUY FLATS

e estate trading In Manhattan and
The Bronx, especially in the latter Dor
ough, was somewhat more active yester-
day than one would have expected on
the eve Of a holiday. Indeed, reports In
dicated that there is an unusually good
demand for small properties for invest
ment and for lots for Improvement. Tha
his evidence should be greatest in The
Bronx Is quite natural. for that borough
has more new properties Of the kind that
can he HANDLED with little cash than has
Manhattan. This activity. too. indicates
that investors are beginning to take no.
tice OF the opportunities presented by the
great transit improvements which are
now being made In The Bronx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
MORE NEW HAVEN
DEFICITS VANISH
Main Line and Branches Show
Gains in May Over Fig
urCs for 1914.
INCREASE IN REVENUE

Earnings of the New Haven system
continue to show Improvement. An en-
eouraging feature of the May statement.
issued Yesterday. was the increase of
Ni7.1Oi in the gross operating reve-
nue for the month. which amounted TO
s5.75i,SOS over that Of May n year
AGO. Net corporate income OF the New
Haven Railroad was $4,000. IA COM
pared with a deficit In May a year ago.
amounting to SiS9.09t. Operating ex-
penses were $3.50, 900 less than in the
corresponding month OF 1914.
For the eleven months to May 81
net corporate income was f,5i7, 254.
against a deficit of sl.297.90 the pre-
vious period. Gross operating revenue
was S59.dj1 ,276. az compared with $751;
sOI224 in 1914. Operating expenses
were Si3.2 OO.s2i, compared with S4s,-
.sl.272 in 1914.
The showing Of the Central New
England for May was favorable in 10Th
gross and net. the S39O.173 gross reve-
rue being an increase of $s0.l72 over
May a year ago. Net corporate income
for the month was S6s, 766. against a
deficit OF sIl.077 In May. 1914. Net
corporate income for the ten month
period was s375.SSi. as compared with
y35s.I?7 in the 1914 period.
Gross and net OF the New York. On
kario and Western decreased In May. as
compared with a year ago. Gross was
|,7lS,199. against s7So,7s2. Net income
was s50,427. against $74.552. Net in
come for the ten month period was S549,-
|3?O. against s5l2,S03.
The Connecticut Company earned In
May a net income of $3.50. 237, against
|ii74.0l4 in the previous year. Net for
the ten months were s1.174,4s3. against
81 .24S.s73. Gross revenue for May was
|iss7. 527. against s72O. 692; for the ten
months s7.274.97O. against S7.347,17+.
The Rhode Island Company showed q
deficit Of s33.435. against a surplus In
come Of s73,s9l in May a year ago. For
the ten months. the deficit Is 3l63,107,
against s213.253.
The New England Steamship Com
|pany reduced a net deficit Of $37.4S5 In
May a year ago to s66l this year OPP
|,rating revenue vas S3s2.9 900, against
k36l,122.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
LOFT AND STORE TENANTS.
Brokers Find Leases for vaca Mt
space In City Bundings.

Tucker. Speyers 4 Co. have leased the
ninth floor In 1928 West Thirty-third
street to Max Solomon at 3s-42 East
Thirty-seoond street the eleventh fioor
to Levy n LOCKER with Burton Thomp-
son a store In the Standard Arcade. so
broadway. to Kaiser & Co: the third
hoor at 2s West Thirty-eighth street TO
Louis Strauss & Son, and the second
hoor at 10 West Thirty-eighth street to
Upper Manufacturing Company.
A. l.. Monfort has rented the top loft
in the building at West End avenue and
Sixty-fourth street to the A. T. Dema-
rest Company for an automobile ser
vice loft.
Ames 4 Co. have leased q store at
10 West Twenty-sixth street to Philip
Brucker, store at 457 Seventh avenue to
Arthur Pourquoy. store at 453 Seventh
avenue to James II. Jarrett and a loft
at 8 West Twenty-ninth street to the
Original Hand Embroidery Company.
william A. White q Sons have rented
the store at 113 Broad street TO the
Fruit Delivery Surveyors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
HEIGHTS OPER RESELL.

WEST I56TP STREET-Ennis 4 Sin
mott have resold 515 and b17 West
156th street. two W story frame
dwellings. on plot b0x100, to the Har-
good Realty and Construction Com
pany, Harry Goodstein president. Jo-
seph Silverson was the broker. The
property is 1926 feet west Of Amster-
dam avenue and vas acquired by the
sellers on Wednesday from the Crow
ley estate.
RIVINGTON STREET-Rosa Mintx has
sold to Morris Graf 1875 Riviugton
street. n three story tenement on lot
20x75. between Essex and Norfolk
streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
rORFCIOsURr l.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or SEW
YORK-IULIA NJ LOVE ct al. Piaintirs,
against CLEMENCE L. BoARDMAN ct al.
Defendants.
In pursuance Of a judgment Of for,.
closure and sale, duly made and entered
in the above entitled action and bearing
date the 18th day Of June. 1915. I, the
undersigned, the Referee In said iudg-
ment named, wis sell AZ public auction, az
the Exchange Sdlcsroom. Nos. l4-is Nesev
street. In She Borough Of Manhattan. civ
Of New York, on tho itth day Of July.
1915, at IL o'clock noon on that day. nv
Bryan L. Kennedy. Auctioncer. the prem
Uses directed by said judgment to he s.s
and therein described as follow
ALL that lot Of ground with the huiio
ings and improvements thereon erected
fituate IN the Fifth ward Of the city NJ
New York. and Is known and dist ingulshed
Of Anthony Idspcnard, Esq, deceased. nv
lot No. l25. Bounded noyhcrlv In front
by Waller street; southerly in the rear b.
lot 81 westerly. by lot l26, and e~usterly by
rear each twenty-five C25b feet. and In
iength on each side one hundred G00l
eet, lbe tho sane more or less. which said
premises are known by the street number
Dated. New York. Jun- ~. 1915.
LEWIS $ BuRCHARD Referee.
Plaintiffs. Al Nassau street Borough
HILL. LOCKWOOD, REDFtEt.p & ttY-
Don. ESQRS, Attorneys Tor Defts.
Boardmnn and Elting. 81 Nassau
street, Borough Of Manhattan. New
HAIRY FIAuM ESQ, ATTORNEY for ren.
Kyle. 1I5 Broadway. Borough Of Man
haitian, New York city.
The following Is n diagram OF the prop.
Wake Street. Manhattan. New York city;
No 81 UaILnr q.
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NEW MOP" ISSUES TRADED IN.
stock Sells on Curb ~ 20
and Preferred at so.

The new Missouri Pacific securities
when issued" appeared on the curb
Yesterday for h first time. The COM
|mon sold at 90. the preferred at so, 100
shares of each. the new 4 per cent. bonds
kt 20. and the new IS at 95.
The new plan will be announced. II is
expected. next Tuesday. It In stated
that the matter of acceptance OF the
plan is wholly up to the security holders.
|as reorganization from the bankers
point of view Is easier through a re-
ownership. which is the alternative to
The present voluntary form Of readjust-
|ment.