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WARNS OR NEW
COMPETITION IN TRADE
Points Ont Requirements Of
U. 8. Industry to Meet
After War Conditions.

Joseph e. Davies, chairman Of the
Federal Trade Commission, addressed
the American Export Manufacturer A.
ISOLATION at the Hotel Biltmore yester-
day on the urgent requirements OF
American industry to meet the interna-
tional competition which will Inevitably
follow the close of the European war.
The reorganization Of industry. he said,
when finally established in Europe. will
be invested with a degree Of efadency
that will command the respect Of all
rivals In the markets Of the world for
the reason that an Industrial and q
military organisation has been developed
In Europe that has eclipsed anything Of
the kind ever seen.
ITO speculate a. 70 the conditions
following the war" said Mr.. Davies. els
idla But IL Ia still Qeater folly 20
assume that In the long future these
lessons derived from thee conditions
will not be translated with military ef-
fe~ctiveness n discipline Into e~ficiences
n economies Of production and dis
tribution when the energies pent up In
the struggle ehall be released for IN
dustriai endeavor. The stimulus Of ne
cessi,y will spscd these processes. for
International bills viii ave to be paid
through reversing balances Of trade.
and every effort will be made by Gov
ernments involved to sustain themselves
from destruction.
"When these conditions obtain II VIII
require all Of our vision n discipline.
enterprise M conservatism. saGacity
and daring TO meet them II will re-
quire that our industries shall be inte-
grated and stabilized that the social well
being Of tho workers be sustained II
will require a large minded intelligence
and vision In tho division Of fruits Of
industry between capital and labor"
In tho evening Mr.. Davies told then
National Credit Mems Association that
the Federal Trade Commission IL MAX
Ing a survey OF trade conditions In
Central and South America, with a
view to having obnoxious conditions
remedied.
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COTTON MOVES UP
/ IN A DULL MARKET
Trading on a Small Scale and
Chiefly Professional in
Character.
SWISS COTTON CENSUS

A. Is 10 be expected at this time Of
year, the cotton market 10 drifting into
holiday duiness and yesterdays market
vas fully In line with this tendency.
Trading was on = small scale. n was
largely professional In character. with
negotiations confined I o . range Of Z or
4 points. The undertonc was steady n
day.
Sentiment in important quarters Ia
bsarish for a long pull, as II 10 believed
that the South will q to sell lie
accumulation Of cotton sone time before
ne plantlng season. no matter how i'm
srrenabIc the financial position Of hold
em may be temporarily.
I'm splte OF his unfAvorablO view OF
M SPOT situation some cotton men who
have lust returned from the South say
that the holders do not seem TO care
whether they sell or not. They believe
that they will obtain their price later
m the season n they are fortified In
this position by the aid given them by
the banks.
The Manchester Guardtdn In Q 70.
cont issue conir ms the cabled reports
10 the effect that the Swiss Government
"A planning a cotton census. This step
IL necessary on accoun Of the ~restric-
tons placed by thu Allies on Imports
lions OF cotton and their evident determi-
nation to see that neutral European
oeunfries get 10 more than they need
for their own use. The Guardian says:
with q view to estimating the exact
vos.tion Of the cotton industry with re-
nrd to supplies Of raw material the
SWISS Government has decided to take
an immediate ensus Of all raw cotton
In the country. All cotton. whether held
At the mills or railways or private
warehouses;. must be reported. full par
ticuiars being given Of quality and
Quantity. II false returns are made
p~snaities will be imposed. The census
10 being carried out through the COM
usrcial department"
Market closed steady.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New. York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were I per cent. for thirty To ninety
lays and 8 per cent. for longer bills.
Open market discount. prime acceptancss.
maturing up to ninety days. 2h Q:N per
cent.
Commercial paper rates were sa3il per
cent. for sixty to ninety days bills and for
four to six months best names. 81
per cent. for others,
Time money was quiet and nrm. Rates
were ~ per cent. for sixty days. eK @3
per cent. tor ninety days. s per cent Tor
four. Ave and six months.
Cali money on the noor Of the Stock
Exchange yesterday ruled at . per cent,
hish : per cent, low ~ per cent.
Sterling exohanFs was nrmer. Final
Can money In London. cox per cent:
short bills. 81 per cent; three months
bills. 6k per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York: st.
Louis, par: San Francisco, a0e. premium:
Minnea polls. Toe. premium: Chicago. Toe.
discount; Cincinnati. par; Montreal. soc.
premium.
bar silver In London, 20 Lie d.; New
York, 54%c.
New York Clearing House statement;
Exchanges. ls2s. 5:a.ftt; balances. SSs,-
ie6.9hs; sub-Treasury credit Balance, VI
6:7.o3l.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

DAVID IcHTMAN. doing business as the
Children's store. ?ii sixth avenue, with a
.S1 c.soS! assets. ~ ,a.s sTSsd'! %r' nch hins.l,' Ss.
been In business thirty years in various
years. The store at Poughkeepsie was
MICHAEL J. SCOTT. mems furnishing
ruptcy by creditors. 1t was alleged that
he made an assignment to Everett II.
MAX EILENBERG. manufacturer of quilts
and pillows. 2olo Third avenue. peu,ion
In bankruptcy by creditors. Mr. Ellen
G Isss m:s' 5000 80 s''s s..st.. 5000 GG Monday
avenue, petition In bankruptcy by
HARRY ALTMAN. 2e5 stanton street.
s.p;Gy os By : ....s.i $500 disabilities said to
In bankruptcy. Liabilities. $4,000: no
Discharge Granted.
LEON FIcKLEH--JudEe Hand has granted
q discharge from bankruptcy to Leon
Fictlsr, dry goods; iiIs Third avenue,
January 8. 1919,
bankruptcy Schedules.
INTERNATIONAL "a AID ELEcTRIc
risdsls. show ihisbuniss. ,:s'sos s:'s u.s..
NORRIS GURTAN. shoes. 1874 Monroe street.
schedules show liabilities. 1881; assets.
15,tb3.
ROsENFELD sHAFFRoN COMPANY
INC, manufacturers Of dresses % West
Twenty eighth street. schedules show
liabilities, $40, %s3; assets, Si1, 1854. II
was stated that the entire business has
been sold by SQUIRT order for t3.l62.
JOSEPH HONld, furniture. 3b? West l25th
street, schedules show liabilities. S6,Il5;
assets. 1883,
HYMAN EZEKOwITZ. mems furnishing
goods. Port Chester. schedules show liza!
bilities. 80. $50; assets, 1898.
~AsslGuments.
BALDWIN 4 .RITsERT COMPANY. manu-.
facturers of feathers. - East Twenty
nr~t street. assignment to Lester n.
Freedman. The company was incor.
porated In January. 1912. Capital stock.
5000. william Ritsert IL president.
VICTOR KOCH HAIR INDUSTRY. INC.
wholesale human hair goods. l2s East
sixteenth street. assignment to solomon
Hymsn. Victor Koch In president. He
was In this line for fifteen years. The
company was Incorporated In April. 1914
SMITH a. MEYER ."cmnosed Of Philip d.
aud samuel Meyer. manufacturer
Of sink waists. S2-3S West Eighteenth
street. assignment 10 Archibald Palmer.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

ChristmAs Gitts amounting to $4,000
Exchange Bank to employees,
George p, Kennedy. vice president Of
the Chatham and Phenix National Bank,
partnership of d. X. Matthews & Co,
builders. OF the Borough Of Queens,
w. r.. Barnet. assi.tsnt general pas
Railroad. has been appointed assistant
general sales manager Of the American
Sugar Refining Company. The ~.sppoint-
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r. ]: du PONT de NEMOURs
POWDER COMPANY.

Holders of Five Per Cent First Mort
gage Colnaeral Trust Gold Bonds Of the
F. !! DIV POM. de MEMOIRS POWDER
COMPANY are hereby notified that pursu-
ant to the provisions OF the Mortgage and
Trust Agreement, dated June 18th. 1909.
SetMsen T. J. du POINT de MEMOIRS
POWDER COMPANY and the Me,ropoli-
tan Trust Company of the City OF New
York that all of the outstanding bonds OF
the above described issue have been called
for redemption on January I. 1916. Each
OF said bonds will be redeemed at $1,000
and accrued interest to said January |,
1915, upon presentation and surrender
thereof for cancellation at the office of
the Metropolitan Trust Company OF tho
City Of New York. 40 Wall street. New
York. on and after January !. 1916. on
which date each Of said bonds will ceasa
to draw interest. Registered bonds pre-
sented for payment should have properly
executed powers OF transfer attached
thereto.
Dated. New YORK. December IS. 1915.
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK. TRUSTEE.
BEVERLY CHEW. Vice President.
~ Wal street. Borough of Manhattan.
New York City.
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The annual meeting Of the s%tockhold.ra
Of his Company for the election OF Dlrec-
tore. election OF Inspectors OF Election and
for the transaction OF such other b~usiness
as shall come before the meeting, will he
held at the once OF tho Company, 9, Lib.
erty street. N the City OF New York. the
9Th day OF January. 1915. At ~ o'clocE
noon.
Tho polls viii remain open until 1880
o'clock p. NJ. WV
1sisn:di THE EIpELIIy AND CASUALTY
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ROBERT J. HILLAS, President
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY.

The Annual Meeting Of the stockholder,
Of Bankers Trust Company for the election
Of Directors and tho transaction Of such
other business as shall come before the
meeting will he held at the onice Of tho
Company, Is Wall street, Borough Of Man
haitian. New York city. on THURSDAY, Ja,
uary 10. 1915. at twelve O'Clock noon. Tn.
polls will remain open one hour.
The stock transfer books VIII be closed
from 3 O'Clock y. NJ. on January 3, 1915,
until the opening OF business on January
II. 1916.
by order Of thu Board Of Directors.
GEO, O. THOMSON. Secretary.
New York. December 80. 1915.
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GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
In the City Of New York.
(sol Attn Ave- mud IAfh CT

New YORK, December q, 1915,
Interest at the rate Of FOUR 90 PER
CENTUM per annum will be credited de-
posdtOrs for the six months ending Decem-
her 81. 1915. on all sums entitled thereto
under the Bylaws not exceeding three
thousand $4,000 Dollars. and will be pay
able on and after January 2ist.
Deposits made on or before January
10th. 1919, will draw interest from Janu-
airy LIST. 1919,
ALFRED ROELKER, President.
A. KOPPEL. Treasure.
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OFFICE OF READING COMPANY

Philadelphia. December l5, 1915.
The Board OF Directors has declared from
tho net earnings u quarterly dividend OF
one per cent. tHl on the Second Preferred
stock OF the Company, TO he paid on Jsnu-
AIRY IL. 1915. to stockholders OF record at
the close OF business December 81, 1915.
Checks will he mailed to stockholders who
have nled dividend orders with the Treas
urer, Jay V, HARE, Secretary.
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OFFICE OF
THE NIAGARA FALLS POWER CO..

rs Broad St, New York. Dec. 20, 1915,
A a meeting Of the Board Of Directors
of this Company, held on the Goth day OF
was declared on the capital stock of this
Company. payable on and after the 18th
day OF January, 1915, TO stockholders OF
record at the close OF business on the sist
day OF December. 1915.
+. l.. LOVELACE, Secretary.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

narrow to-day. Price movements were con-
fined 10 fractions. Union Carbide reflected
Q good demand at les. ard there was also
fair support in stewart Warner on the "a.
back. Peoples Gas continued weak, selling
At a ror low level on the present o Murn
active. without any special price changes.
The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-22

The said numbered bonds are pa yabls a.
the office of The Equitable Trust Comps,v
Of New York. Trustee, No. 81 wall stree.
New York city. on January /, 1916. on
which date interest thereon Will cease.
HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANy,
ny Il. q. HIGLEY. Treasurer,
Dated New York. December eth. 1915.
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THE 6 T MARKET.

BOSTON. Dec. 2i.-rfices were Arm on light
!rsding in the mining shares. American Zinc.
Butte ana Superior and Calumet and Arisona
we're among. the more active issues, Railroads
Mnd trdustrtals were steady and featureiess.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Twenty-SeAr Five Per Cent. bOnd. II the
HUDSON NAVIGATION NpNN

NOTICE is hereby given that in accord
ane~ with the provisions of the Collateral
Trust Deed OF the Hudson Navigation Com
psNy TO the city Trust Company OF New
York. now The Equitable Trust Company ~
New YORK;, Trustee, dated January /. 1908.
the following numbered bonds have been
drawn for redemption at par and accrued
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THE PTTTSBURG MARKET.

PITTSBURG. Dec. ci.-Prics changes were
confined TO narrow limits. Westinghouse AIT
Brake was tho only issue that showed .
point difference. The stock was 1 point lower
ri 100. American Windo Glass Machine
active. The summary:
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BONDS.
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Dec. n.-The market here
sarglpa Oh were fractionally lower. due IA
pfott taking, Houston Oil became moro
sriye and easily advanced from eeh TO cth,
bonds we're active and steady. The summary
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TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CON-
PANS,
No. LA BroadMnN. Nau YarL CITY

December 81. 1918.
BY resolution Of the Board Of Trustees
the regular quarterly dividend OF FIVE
PER CENT has been declared and Is paw
able December 81. 1915. to the s~tockhoiders
81, 1915,
JOHN W. SHEPARD. Asistsnt rr.s,ur.r
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closed steady.

The local market for spua cotton was quiet
and unchanged: middfne. i2.ioc. Southern
banged. u TO IL points advance. New
OTieans Il Gee: Galveston. l2ioc.: Savannah,
lH; McDphis. l2.i2c.: uguuA loo:
HouG on. L CSC.
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The American Exchange National
Bank New, York

New York, Dee, IT, I9li.
The annual meeting of the stockholder,
Of this bank for the election OF Directors
will be held at Its banking house. No. i2s
Broad way. New York. on Tuesday, January
18th, 1916, at l2 o'clock noon, Polls ones,
from ~ ", to 100 =. N. 'T
ARTHUR =, LEE. Cashtsr.
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Inferior receipts and stocks:
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2i.-Quiet trading
vas the rule In the market here. Cambria
shares were practically unchanged. Bonds
we're moderately active and firm. The sum-
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MIDLAND TERMINAL RAILWAY CON-

Sealed proposals Will be received AZ tho
ONCE OF The Farmers Loan and Trust Conc
pany, ~. IS. 20 and .. Willis Street, New
York City, for the sale TO the Trustee, IN
accordance with the provisions OF the mort.
gage dated the let day OF December, 1890.
si33s.T4 81 the Sinking Fund.
Proposals must lie presented before 70
o'clock NJ. on the goth day ot December.
1918. and should be directed as follows:
proposals to sinking Fund. the Midland
TermiNal Railway Company, The Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company. 1872 VIII
tam street. New York city"
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY
BY EDWIN S. MANSION, President.
New York. December llth, 1913.
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DusIIagtsn Z Missouri River
Railroad esmpssy ID usb'aska
Consolidated l1srtgags
Pr Cent. DoNds
DUE JULY 1, 1910.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
D%ursuance Of . Trust Mortgage Deed exc
cuted to b New England Trust Company,
River Railroad Company. in Nebraska.
dated JUL. !. 1873. fslewing. 81 Cc.-
sebdeted Mortgase Beads due July .. 1918,
reed Of Trust. have been drswn for pay
Wis.,:
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BALTIMORE M OHIO

BALTIMORE AND OHIO.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
psny reports for November:
Tota, oper. rev.. %. sss.s Inc. %, So. t1s
Total oper. exp.. 6.t83.S<2 Inc. l.l7s,6SO
Net oper. rev... Z s,7ts.sto Ino u. i76. 7ss
From July !;
Total 0per, rev. ..vSS,yI5,ttS Inc ,Vs.lll,le
Total opsr. exp. ~. 500. os7 Inc. 2.0<1. $50
Net opsr. rev. .eis.S75.t75 Inc .oi.3Ss.s20
KANsaAS CITY SOUTHERN.
The Kansas City Southern Railway Com
psny reports for November:
Gross revenue. v96S,I05 Inc. yb.8bs
oper, expenses. b'7,io2 mo- e2,s2s
Net revenue -. tSII,80a Inc eb2.s32
Oper. Income -. JSi'V0; Inc S37o
From July I:
Oross revenue. S4,4ti, 3gl Dec. (7,Ts3
Oper. expenses :,o7S't2i Dec. 2s?.fs:
Nat revenue ,.. 1 ,s6<, eco Ino. s25+.7OS
Oper. incoms..... I.SSs,JSs Inc. ssS.SSs
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
+. W. H. .ss COMPANY.
Borough Of Brookly %, New York.

Borough Of Brooklyn, New York.
December 90, 1915.
The Board OF Directors Of this Company
has this day declared = dividend of N per
cent. and an extra dividend OF IN per
cent. on the Common stock of the Com
pany to be paid from the accumulated net
earnings OF the Company on December cath
next to holders OF the Common Stock Of
record on the books OF the Company At the
close of business December 2lst. Transfer
books Will be closed December ??nd to
9th. both dates inclusive.
Howard G. Seaman,
Secretary q Treasurer.
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EMPIRE TRUST COMPANY,

T<V NeW fOFB.
A quarterly dividend OF two and one
half per cent. t:Hfe) has this day been
declared upon the capital stock OF this
company. payable on December 81. to
stockholders Of record at the close OF bust
ness December ~. 1915.
.Cn,ess other Instructions are filed checks
Wi! be mailed to each stockholder at tho
address last appearing on our books.
The Transfer Books will not be closed.
MYRON J, BROWN. Secretary.
New York. December 81. 1915.
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TENNESSEE COPPER COMPANY
First MORTGAGE ar Ten Year Convertible
Sinking Fund Gold nOnd..

The dehnitiNe bonds ~ the above issu.
are nov ready and delivery viii be made
upon r--entatNu and surrender Of the
temporary receipts at The National CIV
Bank ~ New YORK.. 40. IS wall Stree.
New York. FRANK II RUDE. Treasurer
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.
@.si0.63

Receipts from customs to-day. t737cO;
internal revenue. ordinary. q .2l?. sOs; income
tax. shs. SIS; miscellaneous "a. 1884.
National bank notes received for redemp-
ton, 81 bs3. lOS.
The current statement of the United States
IRE asurer for December 20:
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me Liverpool marked opened steady. There
vas . fair b~usinees in spot cotton, with
midNin~ 8 points advance n SD. Sales.
ANc bales: receipts. 900 balee: American.
500 bales. Closed steady.
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- ~
10 5sl 1894 1852 1894 Slss eSs3 see
is ~? 1874 iss! 1902 ssi2 stss tsli
% Oi i2SS 1855 2SSS SSsS sSS3 Sf7S
~ ~ i% Isl M Isl S S
100 eSe 1918 1883 27te 3339 AHA 1850
SO SCI 1870 1888 s7i7 sSlf 1905 1854
1eS Ell 1885 2e1l 27ts 31l3 <ol6 7bsS
81 7t le6e 2oes 27s7 335s tls 1924
321 1NS 13sl 20lo s77e 337s le2s 7s23
ga 7n 1871 207s 37s6 3t03 4035 1919
33s 7SS 1854 20s5 asia 3l09 <ot5 e2st
SIS 7S 1875 2o93 1888 a40s t0<s ea7S
3ta 1ts l%eS 2ll6 7s3s st2s 4ost s7os
asa TT 1ts3 1880 2etB 1880 <0?5 sf7
$50 103 1<71 3133 1854 A52 ems $3.50
see eS 1<79 2l55 2sSt 3<70 tlS 1856
$50 t3S 1859 eifs 1885, 3505 ais t0o7s
Sol sss 1914 sos zoos ASS %l27 i0023
coo eS3 1880 2262 291l s5<2 l1+9 1920
eel N7 1873 sS01 1919 35t5 <ls8 1919
t2S 500 lbto 2a06 1886 $3.50 4i77 1035s
SSe sos 1850 2aS 1910 1868 <221 1851
eel eli 1859 23ls :g<< 3s0s <222 1886
esq 800 1851 2t02 s97l 36l2 t2es 1878
lae s3t 1883 st0S sss< asia 433i 1859
asa al5 1877 2ll0 S0S5 aslO lS35 1895
lsS esi 1851 2tis 3oIe seas 4ati loeT3
$40 $50 isss atSi 30si 1857 <8I9 100
$40 1865 1909 2<l2 ai0a Ssss 42s& 1853
BtI i1Ot I'LL 2&t3 1850 $3.50 l3sa 1859
b&s f1t7 17af 2l6s asa ais 4Se5 mss
sci iisi i75a 2tSi Sis7 Sibo 1853 iisos
5S7 iisS 1855 z(75 3i7a S755 1904 ilsi1
$50 iiSi i77l 7ie3 airs Ssi3 52s7 i1sci
$50 1900 1905 265s 3Isi $50. b22s 1852
$40 1909 1855 s5s0 3iS7 Ss45 $3.50 1i712
1870

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ORGANIZE
BANK OF CUBA IN NEW YORK.
We. the undersigned. hereby give notice
Of our intention to organize "a Bank. under
and pursuant to the laws OF the stat, ~
New York. and. in conformity with tho
statute In such case made and provided.
we hereby specify and state rs follows. to
wit:
First: The names Of the proposed in
corporators are:
william A. Merchant.
james T. Monahan,
Henry II. Earle.
v. Halsey Malone.
Montgomery II. Lewis.
Second: The name OF the proposed
Bank 4, BANK OF CUBA IN NEW YORK.
Third: The location Of the proposed
Bank Ia TO be No. l Wall Street, IN the
Borough of Manhattan. City. County and
State Of New York.
Fourth: The amount OF its capital stock
T. One Hundred Thousand Dollars t&ioo.-
IN WITNESS WHEREOF ~e have hero.
unto afhxed our signatures this Ord day Of
December, 1918.
william A. Merchant,
James T. Monahan.
Henry NJ. Earle.
T.. Halsey Malone,
Montgomery H.. Lewis.
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The Il A, NJ. bids TO Liverpool were:
January. lie: March. 1elac,: Nay. L. tsc.:
there Is due 10 open to-day / TO IL poinis
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

1000 Pitts Coal d 6... nv wx tN 81
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16

of trench warfare by brilliant stroke
that may turn the tide of victory to
allies.
Paris.-That Italian troops and
war supplies have been landed in Al
bania and are moving to relief of the
Serbian armies is indicated in dis
patch from Rome admitting destruc-
ton of Italian destroyer Intrepido and
transport Re Umberto by drifting
mines in Adriatic. 43 lives lost.
Shiploads of men and material
have reached destinations unframed.
Excepting sinking of two ships mem
toned Austrians have been success
full only in attacks on small merchant
vessels carrying supplies to Albanian
coast.
The Hague.-Unconfirnned reports
that Bulgarian cavalry has crossed
Greek frontier west of GiegVeli
reached here today from Salonika.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16

BULGARS PREPARE TO CROSS
GREEK FRONTIER FOR BATTLE
Berlin, via Wireless to SayViIIe.-
That Bulgarian troops may continue
pursuit of allies into Greece indicated
in official statement from Sofia. The
statement declares Bulgarian troops
have temporarily" stopped pursuit
of enemy at Greek frontier.
ConstantinopIe, via Berlin Wire
Iess.-Turkish artillery sank British
monitor in Tigris and forced another
to flee.
SaIonika. - BIoodiest battles of
France and Flanders did not eclipse
slaughter in Southern Serbia when
.Bulgarians delivered attacks on the
allied front, first English officers
reaching here from front declared.
SaIonika is being trans
formed into almost impregnable fort
ress by allies, in anticipation of an
Austro-German or Bulgarian attack.
Zurich. - Retreat of allies from
Serbia has killed all prospects that
Roumania will enter war against the
Austro-Germans, according to Bu-
charest dispatches.
Berlin, via Wireless to SayViIle.-
Austro- German colony in Salonika
preparing to depart.
London.-ReIease of Greek steam
ers Kate and st. Dimicos, which have
been detained at Malta by British au-
thorities since Nov. 20, reported.
London.-Sir Douglas Haig's ap-
pointment as commander-in-chief of
British forces in France and Belgium
will be followed by other radical
changes in higher commands of the
army, it was limited today.
Commanders who have been held
responsible for failure of British Of
fensive at Loos in September are to
be transferred to less important
posts.
Appointment of the hero of Mons"
to supreme command of British