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The Washington times., 1915-07-16
Funerals 5
John Green.

80 Funeral services for John Green Will
be held at Holy Trinity Church tenor
cow at $50 o clock Private intermcnt.
The Washington times., 1915-07-16

The Drillery team. in the Potomac
League. defeated the Machinists yes
terday in a well played game. the score
being to 0. This defeat gives the st.
Teresa's club an opportunity to land
the pennant in this league, and, accord
ing to its present game, stands good
chance to accomplish this. A few
weeks ago 1t seemed as II the Machn-
lists would easily win the pennant.
The Washington times., 1915-07-16
Ten Perish on Trawler
Sunk By Mine Off Calais

CALAIS. July 16.-Ten of the crew
Of the French trawler Nieuport lost
their lives when the vessel was mined
and sunk Off this port yesterday.
The Washington times., 1915-07-16

Salem Lodge, No. q, Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows. conferred degrees
at its meeting last night In the Masonic
Hall. with the degree team J. K. Da-
vison. director. in charge. Robert w.
Thompson, noble grand presided.
The Washington times., 1915-07-16

Alexandria Council. No. 5. Fraternal
Order of Americans, last night confer!
red the third degree upon three candi-
dates in Odd Fellows Hall.
The Washington times., 1915-07-16

Plans are being made by Troop No. /.
BOY scouts for r, celebrating Zebra saS the rf1h
The Washington times., 1915-07-16

A section of the Marine Band furnish
Government Hospital for the Insane.
which was enjoyed by large number
Of the inmates. The concert lasted from
1:30 to $3.50.
The Washington times., 1915-07-16

New York Stocks.

Quotations furnished by w, r. Hibbs &
Co, members Of New York Stock Exchange.
Hibbs building.
The Washington times., 1915-07-16

S. D. Frazier, who was required to go
to the hospital, where a surgical oper-
alton was necessary, Is reported to be
fmproyed
The Washington times., 1915-07-16

WILLIAM Bradley Carr has withdrawn
from the race for the Democratic
nomination for sheriff
The Washington times., 1915-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. kimmerlng and sor
Weldon. of Seventeenth street. left to-
day for a visit to Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1915-07-16

The Rockville Chautauqua Associa-
ton has invited the veterans OF the
North and the South to attend the
ett widow of General Pickett Her
subject will be Friends Of Yesterday"
The Washington times., 1915-07-16

The Montgomery County Social Ser
vice League has named chairmen OF
committees as follows: county insti-
tutions, Mrs Henry L. Wells; finance,
liam L. Lewis; visiting. DR.. c. H.
Mannar; tuberculosis Mrs. Henry j.
Finley. The Rev. John R. Henderson
was named as second vice president
The Washington times., 1915-07-16

STORAGE
Special rates for next few months; new
clean, dry storage for furniture and pianos
Estimates cheerfuly given. Convenient To-
cation. WESCHLERS 800 Pa. ave- n, w
Phone Main 1882 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
APPELLATE DIVISION DECISIONS
Complete List Nnndcd Down Yes.
trrdRy l., the First Department.

The following decisions were handed
down yesterday by the Appellate D>i-
sion. First Department
Alfred T. Hinton ct al, appellants. "
George T. Bogart respondent. Judgment
reversed ami judgment ordered Tor pain
IN as directed I'm opinion, with COSTS.
opinions hy Ingr,han. y j. HotcnKiss
and Laugh!in, il. ,Laughlln. J.. dissent.
ing Settle order on notice.
samucl j. Stiebel ct a.. appellants. vs..
Edmund iAssberger, ~rrsponient. Juir
ment affirmed with costs. Opinions by
Scott. j. and Ingraham, i j N|psraham.
T.. J. dissenting order hled.
irving l.. Ernst rs trustee. g.. appel
amt, vs.. Terminal Clearing House Asso-
citation. respondent. Judgment affirmed
with costs No opinion GnErahtm.
T.. j, and Mclaughlin, ), dissenting
order Glsi.
Rebe,ca GayrlIutz. RESPONDENT. ~ 10
seph Is savage, appellant Judgment amt
order auirmed, with costs. opinion b.
scott. } order n!eG
j. rcytou Clarh, respondent. IS. RIrI
5 'ol"r e. al, appellants judgment
dauts 20 withdraw demurrers and to an
sNer on payment of costs. No opinion.
DAME. Jennings. respondent. Va NJ.
Nuity Bros. tmpIesIei. appellant order
affirmed, with costs. no opinion, order
James j. Mclaughlin. respondent. vs..
Nrw York Rai'Na,s Co., drpc;iant JuIe
n@ni ana "ri,r athrin"d, with costs. so
III the matter Of Broome & Sprins
streets g. or,ers affirmed with ;os''.
Henry lNau, appellant. vs. city Of New
York, respondent. Judgment affirmed,
Mlth co:ls ON opinion of Greenhaln, f.
Carnegie Trust Co, respondent, ". S,.,
uel II, kreSs. appellant order affirmed,
leave to Defendant to WithuMw urmurror
ant to answer on payment % costs. So
Louise W.nterer. respondent. vs. Charlc-
\. Raechtold, appellant Judgmcnt ~
urmed, with costs. so opinion. order
Abort NJ. ,stad'er respondent vs.. Jane,
Eyeraris Brcweries, appellant Judg
ment and order affirmed with costs. "a
Louis Cohen as administrator. arpa,.
liant, rs. John McNulty, r~cspunIcut
Judgment affirmed. with costs. 50 opin-
John Mrdowan, appellant, ~, o'Rr.ru
Construction Co, r,rspuul"ni. Iudg
m"nt ami order affirmed, with costs. y"
opinion. order hlod.
Catherine MoighAn, respondents W.. LIllic
T.. Rohe q a., IN" Poop =, g, appellant
judgment reversed with costs and com
plant dismissed with costs Opinion by
scott, j SotiI. order on notice.
Vcttl II Btrraugcr, appellant. ~. james
hut.cf, Inc, respondents, order, affirmed
with costs. 40 opinion. Drdor t,'d.
Miriam Tdshllun as H1mlnI~trdtriN 70
spOnleut. " Edward \. SpouE,mtn, appcl
liant judgment and order reversed and
| new trial granted with costs u appellant
to abide event ON thu ground that the iud-
ing Of defendants negligence and Of docc,
dents freedom from CuutrihItury upPli.
gcncc are against The evidence. Iugrn.
ham, T.. i" roncurrIns In result, settle
order on notice.
Hartwlg y, Bardch, respondent, vs.
Richard ". buckley ana another. appc'
liant. Judgment affirmed with costs. Or
| opinion of rage. J. Order fled,
Thomas n Stevens, respondent, W. Dan,
icl W, Meredith, appellant, judgment ar
ARMED with costs No opinion order Med
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Holland America steamship Nieuw Am.
merdam. sailing to-day for Rotterdam. VIII
take mail. closing at $50 4. NJ for GernlanN
and Luxembourg aud for other countries when
specially addressed
The French liner Rochambeau. sailing 10.
day for Havre. will take mail. closing at
noon, for Rumania, Bulgaria. ServIa. Swttzer-
land. Italy. Spain. Portugal. Egypt. Greece.
British India. British East Africa. Siam
Malta, Gibraltar. Ceylon, straits settlements,
Dutch East Indies. West Australia and Persia,
also other countries except erma Aus
,ria. Hungary, LuSemburg and Turkey, when
specially addressed.
The Italian liner Duca dAosts, sailing to
day for Naples, will take mail. closing at $50
A VI for Austria Hungary and Turkey and
for other countries except Luxembourg.
when specially addressed
The American liner 81. LOUIS, sailing to-day
for Liverpool. Will take mail. closing AT $50
A VI for Europe except Austria. Germany
Hungary. and Turkey, Africa,
West ASA and the East Indies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
SUBMARINE SCARE
PUTS COTTON DOWN
selling Based on Statement
That Channel Traffic Had
Been Suspended.
ACTIVITY IN DRY GOODS

cotton was narrow and somewhat
easer Yesterday. with prices dropping
sharrl, in tho last hour or SO Of rad
Ing There was enough liquida ion 20
cause q net decline ~ . to 10 points.
The critical situation resulting from
GERMAN submarine operations in the
English channel. IL is feared. may result
In the checking of shipments OF cotton.
The effect Of these activities may ne
largely sentimental. but II IL results in
r-cvcrtinc exports tho fundamental a.
rects mus, he given full consideration
A, any rate the announcement that the
British Admiralty had suspended traffic
between England and the Continent was
the signal for quite a selling furry.
There was nothing striking about the
figures for tho week end. The into
sigh, for tho week was i70.546 bales.
AGAINST 233SOi bales last year. The to-
raj for the season was given as ll.0S2.-
onN bales. agains, 12.Gi2.O0O bales last
wear. Exports for the day were 5l.S13
bales. The total for the season is $685.
600 bales. against 6,si6,000 bales last
year.
The Dru tOodS economist to-day Will
say The general movement OF dry
goods continues to show activity. There
IRE still numerous buyers in the New
Work market. Most Of them are buy
irg c~onservativcly. however. rs a rule
mercha ndise is in fair supply. but in
more than one line there are indica-
lions that shortage may occur in the
none too distant future"
An Alabama spot firm writes W
nave heard OF no livestock being
brought TO the southern markets to re-
place the sales for export or the losses
during the year. This will materially
reduce cultivation and lend to make II
less efficient. The sales of fertilizers
nave been almost nothing up to now"
The Department of Agriculture an
rounces that Fall River has been
dropped from the list OF official spot
markets designated to furnish quota
tons as a basis for the revision OF
differences.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20

Louis loaNI't " Ilitshurg can 90 Ap-
pil,atipn dcnted win $40 costs and stay
vacated. rrdcr slgne1
Mas Schafor ~. Pressure Lighting co,
Application denied with 80 costs. order
signed
FrilN Hoffman vs.. -. lanes building.
Inc Application denied with $40 costs.
DrIor signed
william HarRdon " STANDARD Oh
GO Application denied with $40 costs.
order signed
Northern Bank ~ Sew York vs.. Moses
IoN,us'eiu amt another Application de-
MED with $40 costs. prdcr signed
NOV York CITY Advertising 20 vs. Rosa
Grcruherger. Application denied with so
costs order signed,
In ia, Matter II Louis I. Noonau. Re.
fcTrcd 20 tho Hon. IL A Gilierslerve. ON
clll referee. settle order on notice
In the Matter ~ Agortino Monte
grino. Ir. Referred to the Hon. j j.
Freedman. official referee. Settle order
on notice.
Ia the Natter ~ clifford l., Beare. Al.
pllca'ion granted Settle order on notice
Thomas Sanders, Ir. Ns kenneth r
| Farn1hy Motion granted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
MOTTO y.


vIoION FIRST DErNkTMENT-lN THE
MATTER OF ~" Application. OF lNIk,R.
RORprGH RArlp TRANSIT COMPANY
ors 20 determine and r,port whether lts
elevated railroad extension, known as the
Elghth Avenue and lt-nd Street 'ouuer-
ton. in the Roroughs OF Manhattan and
The BrouN. as determined by the Public
service Commission for the First District
structed and operated
Eighth Avenue and lend street Connec.
PVBIlC NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN
that thc undersigned. Julian VI Wright.
EdIart Finch and, John Conne,.y ~,
vision 81 ga" Supr'm" Court IN n Tor ne
tirsi Judi Department. %cn'r-'t IN me
"eoE@ .nii'."i. Hro'red,ng ON ne I'm i1y
gan. lsl4, boon appointed commissioners
70 dHtermine AM report aftcr lue hearing
sion and facilities upon the said Eighth
Avenue and lb.nd street Connection. as
ae,erW.ncl BY ~" rnn.' Seg'.t" yomin'',,
Sew YORK, set forth IN the petition ~
marlborough Rapid Transit Company. pre-
sentei 80 ne se!t \ppe t,' Division, en- tnr
once ~ the clerk ~ stiI Court on the
same ial. ought ~ De ,'rstructei and op-
,ra'ed. 40 hcg"ey appoint Wedne,t,y he
IN tn" afteInoou ~. that day, AZ, the once
- Julian VI. Wright. 50 49, nroadway,
as the time ana p.t," for IN" first Sitting
AMI that a. such sitting ani such ad-
hold. 'hov vit hear a.. persons Interested
In IN" StIi matter
Dated. Sow Ya,k F,.urutr,, lc,,h 1915
JULIAN NJ WRIGHT,
i6llIN I, coNNEiiY
JAMES QUAcKENHrsH A'ternoy 'or
20 ltt Hr,lIa,y Horolsh 81 M,n,
haitian Ncr York y Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures ERsi~r-Prices I2 To ~
Points Lower.

The coffee futures market closed
easier yesterday, with prices 10 to u
points lower OF sales If 2i,750 bags.
There was n complete change in senti-
mcnt and the iirmncss shown at the
close of the preceding day proved 10 be
but temporary, L%lquldatiOn OF March
holdings WAS quite heavy. Receipts at
Brazil continued large, Rio and Santos
receives a total Of sd, 1000 bags, compar
ing with 10000 last year. Interior re-
ceipts were 5000. against 10000 Tho
decline in the rate of Rio exchange on
London to l2iad, was a depressing in
nuencc, Brazilian spot markets were
irregular. RIO rs we're - reis lower
at 1880. Santos Is were unchanged at
4SG00. Prices were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
THE SUGAR MARKET.

Raw sugar was somewhat unsettled
yesterday, the spot basis advancing TO
i.S9 cents on sales OF 10000 bags T. the
Federal company. while later 5000 bags
We're sold at AZ cents. There was
some uneasiness among holders which
was caused by adViCes that some unsold
sugars Will arrive next week and these
viii put the strength of the market TO a
test.
Refined uga was steady and un-
changed at ~ and q cents. DEMAND
for refinery withdrawals has been active
and rehneis are behind in the deliveries.
The sugar futures market al the COT
fee Exchange was active and slightly
easier toward the close. Prices were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
ARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. Gag sun sets 537 Moon setsl2nD
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k II rs GOV. Island 1904 Hell Gate. 4 -
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k $50 Gov. Island GI7 Hell Gate. SIT
Arrived FRIDAY. February ~
s. CITY of savannah. + VI Rotterdan.
Feb (
s. I'alla. Il. &c p " Palermo. Feb +.
- Themis II ocles. | 4 NJ. Alpler-. Feb.
- Dryden. l:i5 p. VI Manchester, Jan. -.
- lodauer. q \ VI isIth. Jan -.
9. Pawnee. Philadelphia. Feb II
= krsilanidfIord. 1855 a NJ. bergea.
Feb 10.
= Madison. Norfolk. Feb f.
g Croiton Hall. Boston. Feb ls
s. CITY Of Bristol. Boston. F'b IT,
- kasonga, Boston. Feb is
s. Ran. Boston, Feb i.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
So Europa. at Naples
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
81 Mexico. from Nassau
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN. Feb. 1e.-Most OF to-day's
trading in the mining group was con-
fined to American Zine, which closed ~
higher, and Butte and superior on y.
Copper stocks generally showed frac-
tional losses, with CRANKY \ point
lower. Boston and Maine declined u,
while industrials we're fairly steady. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb, 19.-Vcry little intercs,
was manifested in this market. Sears
Rocbuck declined two points from tho
early figures. Public Service common
was activ" and strong, and q better tone
was also seen in Union Carbide. Other
issues were practically neglected. The
bond market was steady. The sum
mary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
Town OF WEST SENECA d ER BONDS

Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Undersigned viii sell to the highest bidder
for cash therefor, sewer bonds OF the Town
NJ West seneca. Erie County. New York.
Of the aggregate par value Of t2j.3SO.0 90.
at $500 o'clock IN the afternoon on the 9TH
lay of Match, 1915, At the office Of tn"
Town clerk M said Town, which is located
Oh Union Road. In the Village Of Ebenezer.
Fri" County. New York. and that bids viii
be- received for said bonds. or any portion
thereof. up to and at the time Of such sale.
These bonds consist of twentv-ive bonds
Of the denomination ~ $1,000. 90 each and
The bonds will be dated April ist. 49,
Tho principal Of one Of these bonds viii
mature each year on the first day OF April.
commencing Aprii ist. 1915. and interest
~ the rate OF 1ve per cent per annum will
he paid on the first day Of April OF caon
year.
The Town ~ West seneca. with a large
assessed valuation contiguous 30 the CITY
81 bun ilo. j. tn" guarantur OF these bonds
Each proposal must Doe accompanied by
u certified check payable TO the order %
he Supervise. of the Town Of West
seneca for two per centum Of the amount
BID
Tho right t. reserved 90 reject any and
all bids and to waive any Informally
For further Information. address william
y Dos'sch ATTORNEY. so. $40 Eiicott
square. Buralo. New York
For submission ~ bids. address Christian
J.. Schudt, supervisor. care Of Town Clerk,
Ehenezer. Erie County New York.
tSlgnclJ CHRISTIAN |. SCHTDT.
Supervisor Of the Town
Of West seneca.
Erie County. Now York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGA.

\ meeting of the stockholders OF N"
Pa .iHr Coast Publishing compAny viii he
held At tho offices Of tn" Company. i3t
west -stn street. borough ~ Manhattan.
C!ty. County Il Statc OF New YORK. on
TI,,iay Frhrgary -3ri. l'i.. A. o 'ock
+ Nj. for IN" purpose 81 voting upon a
.sp'u'ion ~ tho Board ~ Directors that
the Corporation he forthwith dissolved
GEORGE " BONESMAN. secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
DIyIDENDs AND INTEREST.
THE AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING co.

IerseN IltN- =. 7. FehruUrV 2, lFl5-
The Board of Directors have this day de-
April end. 1915. 10 the s~;ockhoiders OF
record March ist. 1915.
on the Preferred stock a dividend OF Ia.
Per cent. on the Common stock a divl-
1end OF y per cent
The Transfer Books VIII not ne closed.
JOSEPH l.. FREEMAN. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

A~DELrIrA. Feb. 19.-Stocks were
luie'. with the exception of Philadelphia
Rapid Transit certificates. which were
~ u on a fair volume OF trading.
American Gas improved IA, while
United Gas Improvement was fraction
lily iower on small lots. The sum-
mary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
AMERICAN POWER & LIGHT ca.

n H~rUaIWAy. Vow IOrk-
COMMON STOCN DIVIDEND NO .
The regu ~ quarterly dividend Of one
per cent toe) on the Common stock ~
American FnW'r & lagh' company has
declared. phttb." March l. 1915. 20
Common Stockholders OF rr.r-t A. the
'se - business February %. 1915 Trans.
fer book do not close
VI II AIMING. Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
Borden's Condemned Nilk Company,

Preferre1 St0Ck DINIleU1 No 81.
4 regular quarterly dividend 81 ~ Re
has been declared on the Preferred Sto'k
% this Company ptyable March 18TH.
1918. to stockholders Of record March LIST.
1915. Books close March ist. 1915. at $500
= NJ, and open March 18th. 1915, at 1000
\ NJ. checks mailed.
y. SHOVE. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
MIDDLE WEST UTILITIES COMPANY.

The Board OF Directors % Middla West
rulities COMPANY has declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF $3.50 per share on IT,
outstanding preferred capital stock. pay
able March lst. ltj 20 preferred stock.
holders Of record at the close Of business
at Ave O'Clock i " on February 18TH. 1915.
EDWARD J DOYLE. secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
THE AMERICAN Gas COMPANY.
West Washington square,
IL -.Ln-nL-. -

Philadelphia. Pa
February &c. IalS.
4 aua-teriv dividend ~ Ia per cent. Or
N.1S per .hare. has been declared ON tho
capital stock ~ this COMPANY. payable
March lst. 1915. TO the stockholders "a.
reCo-d 3 o'clock y. VI. February nth, 1918.
Checks vii. y. matted.
J. Il. TOWNSEND 80. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
.ures closed barely steady.

Spot cotton at New York was quiet
and unchanged. Middling. S.55. South
ern spot markets We're unchanged, win
New orleans 7>S. Galveston S.i5. Sa-
vannah Sl,. Houston $40. Augusta 8
and Memphis 7.SS.
The New Orleans market closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20

rnr me week crdcd Fchrulry p showed net
connected load Frius of ls7 customers.
WIN $40 kilowHttS lighting load and -
horso-pow"r Ia motors NnW business con
frnofcd Tor inUluicd -26 customers Wi'h
7gS kllowntts llGh'iuF load and 2.OtS horse
p0wer I'm motors output ~ iNr nrop"r-
'i.s for tho wcrlt was 800. $50 kilop'iit
hours, an increase OF 10 p,r cont over
rorrespondinR week ~ las vNlr. Mo o..
Occurred Ei9 ou'pu' increased . I per r,ut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20

Eleven \. VI. bids to Liverpool were
March. SAY; May. $40 July, SIS Oc'
tober. 9.l5 December. 9.32. The mar
"ket there is due to pen to-day 3 TO 81.
points decline.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20

Exports yesterday. 5i,S13 bales. To-
"a. thus far this season. i.s3S,633 bales,
gain 6.S46,ll0 bales last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Stockholders Of ~" Mtssachuscft- Eiec,
trio companies ar a special meeting an.
proved an issue Of 81. 500. 600 notes. Tie
trustees We're also authorized to sell any
or all of the iirsi preferred stock OF nc
Bay state street Railway Company which
may he acquired during the present year
The proceeds 81 the new notes viii ha
used Q" such an extent as the trustee
may dpprOv- for iyinont ~ an Issue n'
similar notes maturing May !. lgi5. and
he balance FOR general corporate pur.
poses,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20

The Liverpool market opened steady,
There was "A quiet business in spot cot
ion, with midd'ng 6 points advance "
Md. Sales. 1000 bales receipts. S.
80 bales, including 52.S03 American.
Prices at Liverpool closed barely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20

Tho United Gas and Electric Corrora-
lion announces that N has sold 10 DrcNcl
n 60. Of Philadelphia 800. 600 three year
g per cent gold notes. 500. O0n 20 h. paid
each six months thereafter until So O0O. ODO
shall have been paid, leaving % balance
Of 81. 800. 00o maturing April J. 1918 These
notes WIll he secured by 5000. 600 thirty
year collateral trus' . per cent bonds o.
the company. these being part ~ a
present issue ~ $40 00n, 600 81 these bonds.
y IL understood that she holders Of tho
three year 2 per cent notes which mature
April I. 1918. will he given an oppor-
tu0i'y to exchange the old notes FOR TWO
new ones on an attractive basis. Tho
company also announces that II has spli
30 H'r'rOn. Griscom & 90. Of New York
AVID pnil1dc'phil and Reilly. Rrock & 90
~ Philad -'phia tho remaining So $50. 200
~ the thirty year collateral trust g pcr
cent. bonds 81 tho company Proceeds ~
mo above mentioned securities pay At
maturity tho three year notes ~ the com
plny maturing Aprll I, 1915,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
REDEMPTION NOricE
Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad Co
GENERAL MORTG NGE BONDS.
Trustees Orice. Room 20 18th F1oor), Mil.
Building.

Now Nork. Fob. \, IHI5.
The Trustees have this day designated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-20
TWO AER0PLANE5
MAKE At TACK ON
ARN0REDENEMY
New German Monoplane Is
Put to Rout and Finally
Sent to Earth.
ARMORED CRAFT
PROVES UNWIELDY

~ UNKIRK. France, Feb. 2O.-A
fight between two French aero
- planes and one Of the new "ar-
mored' German mOnoplanes, a type
which has only recently begun to ap-
pear on the northwestern front, is de-
scribed by a French officer. he says:
For half an hour the black Taube
had been describing internal circles
over our lines. while our men crouched
in their trenches, covering with their
bodies bayOnets, mess tins and every
thing else whose glittering surface
might betray their position I alone
stood up, observing the enemy through
my field glasses
Suddenly a French airman emerged
from a cloud above the Taube. The
dry bark of a mitraileuse announced
that the FrenChman was attacking. The
Taube turned tail without replying, but
only to return to the battle.
Charge Head On.
"Then the two great birds charged
head-ou. From below it seemed that
they must meet in a terrible shock.
Nothing of the sort; the German passed
a little above the Frenchman, the ma
chine guns spoke. Carried apart by the
speed of their charge, like knights in
tourney they swept about in great
circles to renew the combat
1.-The Frenchman lowered and waited
the adversary returned quickly with