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Arizona republican., 1915-05-11
DORR|S-HEYMAN WINDOW
DRESSER IS PRAISED
His Display of Window Shades At
tracts Favorable Cement

7. Gillian, window trimmer for Dor
ris- Heyman Furniture company, is
walking on air these days, following
the receipt of a letter from the
Hough Shade corporation, comment
ing on display of Vudor Shades
recently arranged in the windows of
the Doris II eyman company. Hun
dreds of citizens of Phoenix will re-
member the display which was most
realistic and to which realism was
added the feature of little boys and
girls who in a practical way dem
cnstrated the uses of the shades.
The letter praising the work Of
Mr.. Gillian follows:
GAINESVILLE, Wis. May 6, 1915.
Doris Heyman Furn. Co,
Phoenix, Arizona.
Gentlemen:
We were greatly pleased few
days ago to receive the photograph
OF your show window. We consider
Jhis window the most artistic dis
2ioy of VUDOR Porch Shades we
ever yet seen since our business was
originated. 1t was not only ex-
tremely elegant. but it certainly was
VERY DECIDEDLY EFFECTIVE.
You struck a lot of Ito us) new
ideas in building up this display and
with your permission we will have
this photograph reproduced in half
tone form with folder and send the
same to all our agencies in the
United States and abroad. together
with statement in regard to the
window in question. This letter of
ours will go to the big store in
every city like Marshall Field & Co,
John Wanamaker, Jordan Marsh Co,
Chamberlain-Jo Johnson DuBose Co. the
New England Furniture & Carpet
Co, etc.
We are enclosing stamped enveI-
ope for reply and thanking you in
advance for permission to use the
photograph you so kindly sent us, we
are, with best wishes.
Very truly yours.
HOUGH SHADE CORPORATION.
Per A. c. Hough Pres
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11
CALENDAR FOR SUPREME
COURT FOR THIS MONTH

Four criminal and ten civil cases
preme court of Arizona yesterday,
when the May calendar was called
, OF special interest are the cases of
the state VS.. r. L. Pinyan, set for
May Is, and the Leonard and Tomlin
case, set for May -. The appellants
in both cases are in the state prison
at Florence, under sentence for muir
der The May calendar follows:
May Estate VS.. r. L. Pinyan,
800, 1868 State VS. Harry c.
Houser, 377, John w. Faulkener ct
al. VS.. Board of Supervisors of ella
county, 1444.
May 17-Miami Copper company VS.
State. AL; Belle Behringer, admin
istratiX, VS.. Inspiration Con. Cop
per Co, 1857; d. ID. Phillips VS..
County of Graham, 1863
May 1S-Mohave county VS.. w. b.
Stevens, 1895; H A Morgan ct al
VS.. James Barrett, 1442.
May 19-Mary NJ. O'Brien VS. Bank
of Douglas. 1851; Peoples National
Bank VS. George Taylor, 1852.
May 2O-J. w Bonnie VS.. The
Becker Franz Co., 1443; w. H. Bart
lett VS.. George A. Macdonald, treas.
Maricopa county, 145S
May 21-David p Roberts VS. State
of Arizona 1855; State VS.. Dominion
Hotel. 1863.
May 22-State vs. Atha NJ. Leonard
and John Tomlin, 270.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11
GOVERNOR APPROVES
new AMENDMENTS TO
THE CITY CHARTER

The twenty four amendments to
the city charter, adopted at the
municipal election April 6 We're APP
proved yesterday by Governor Hunt
on the receipt of an opinion from the
attorney general to the effect that
1he amendments were in accordance
with the constitution and statutes of
Arizona.
The amendments will become eff
fective today upon the filing of copies
with the secretary of state and in the
archives of the city after being re-
corded at the office of the county
recorder.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER
HILL & co
CONNER ARRANGEMENT POST.

| CONNER ARRANGEMENT POST
| PONED-Al CONNER charged with il
J legally selling liquor was to be ar
! raigned in justice court yesterday
| morning. but in the absence of wit
nesses. it was postponed.
PUBLICITY IN SUNSET-Through
| the agency of Waiter Woehlke, its edi-
! tor, Sunset Magazine is giving Phoe-
nix prominence in the next issue. The
high water celebration at the dam is
| being featured with many pictures.
ZINN TURNED OUT-G. F. linn,
accused OF having stolen horse and
wagon from his brother law, was
ordered released by the superior court
YESTERDAY when his case came to trial.
The witnesses necessary to convict him
failed to appear
LADIES OF BIBLE CLASS-The
ladies division of the Winners Bible
class of the First NJ. f. church. will
hold their monthly social at the home
of Mrs. c. w. Herwig, 1876 y. 9Th St
this afternoon at 2:30. All strangers
are very cordially invited to come and
get acquainted.
TO ADVERTISE S. A.-The Latin
America Publicity Bureau is the name
of new corporation which filed its
|
the county recorder Yesterday. The
object of the bureau is to furnish pub
licity for Mexico. Central and South
America. The company is Incorporated
for $4,000
LARGE FAMILY COMES BACK
Deputy Sheriff George Sears arrived in
Phoenix Saturday night escOrting Mr..
and Mrs. Large, wanted here by police
authorities for alleged obtaining money
under false pretenses. The couple
We're overtaken in Texas. They were
arraigned in Justice DeSouza's court
yesterday and examination was set for
Wednesday morning.
ON LAUNCHING COMMITTEE
Announcement was made yesterday
at the governors office of the ap-
pointment to the Arizona delega-
tion to attend the launching of the
battleship Arizona al Brooklyn, June
10, of Hon. James l.. Edwards of
Yuma. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w.
Zeckendorf of Cedarhurst. n. Y:
George Hackderffer of New York
city. and Edward NJ Clark. formerly
of Yavapai county and now of New
Haven, Conn.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
ORDER SALOONS CLOSED

LIVERPOOL. May 10.-The munich
pal authorities ordered that all saloons
be closed at six O'Clock tonight in con-
sequence of the anti German riots here
yesterday. The ringleaders of those
disorders We're let off leniently in court
today but We're warned that further
ously.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11
MARRIAGE LICENSE
A1arVen

MARRIAGE LICENSE Marven
Williams and Lila Shetham were grant
ed a marriage license by the clerk of
the superior court yesterday.
TRAVEL HEAVY-Transcontin
and trans Arizona travel is getting
heavier all the time. The chamber of
commerce received word yesterday
that three autos were coming through
from Dexter New Mexico, while re-
ports of other similar parties are COM
ing in every day
FRANCHISE HEARING-The APP
plication of the Nogales Electric light.
Ice and Water Company for permits
sion to act under the terms Of the
franchise recently voted by the Dor
der municipality will be heard be-
fore tine corporation commission this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

Deficiency in temperature yester-
day. l degree.
Deficiency in temperature since
first Of month LOG degrees.
Accumulated deficiency in tempera =
ture since January /, 1S4 degrees
Excess in rainfall yesterday inch.
Excess in rainfall since first Of
month -16 inches.
Accumulated excess in rainfall since
January, 1.59 inches.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11
OFFICERS SCHOOL TO
OPEN HERE MAY e

The annual. officers school of the
National Guard of Arizona viii be held
in Phoenix May % to % inclusive.
Dates for the big get-together meet of
the men who drill the members of the
state militia We're announced yesterday
following the meeting of the general
staff. The sessions of the school, which
every officer in the organization is re-
quired to attend. viii be held at the
state fair grounds.
Col. A. NJ. Tuthill of Morenci, Major
Fl. H. Donkersley or Yuma, and Captain
l. +. Hoffman of Tucson are here for
the meeting of the general staff. which
will continue today and tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11

Reading, 1415s: Southern Pacific.
SOS: Union Pacific, 1232s; Steel.
50$4 Preferred. 105.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11
ON LAUNCHING COMMITTEE

A Arizona Lodge No. ., F. &. A.
Ky NJ. will confer the Entered APP
prentice Degree this Tuesday,
evening, 1880 o'clock. Visiting Breth-
rem are cordially invited
c. u. HART, w. NJ.
1t
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11
OF Local Interest
Water Supply Facts
Water Service Report for May 10 by
Special Phone to The Republican


Elevation of water in reser-
voir, p. m . 22744
Contents, acre feet .14OSS 1924
Weir reading. feet . 5S5
Intake reading, feet . I75
Elevation. year ago - 1888
Contents. year ago . 323S03
Flow of Verde and Salt Riv-
erS at Granite Reef dam,
NJ. /. Observation-Disclosures. 272 $3.50
Amount of water used for ir-
rigation. north side, NJ. l.. 21,93S
Amount of water used for ir-
rigation. south side. NJ l.. 1850
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11
SOMMERS CHANGES -
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Woman to cook: must be
first class. No other need apply. Mrs.
J. w. Doris. Phone 1874. If
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11

Hire a little salesman at The Re-
publican office. A Want Ad will see
more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11
Data for Tucson.

Highest temperature yesterday 49,. 81
Rainfall yesterday .............
ROBERT r. BRIGGS,
Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11
Sale Of Unclaimed Freight


mailing
OF
Ctmrany 0 Of
Of
OF said
vt v
indsayArtcles
Charg
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Undergraduates
Charges
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11
DEATH OF Mr.. WAY-C

DEATH OF Mr.. WAY-Carl Way.
an employee of the past office was
called to Pasadena by the death of
his father there.
UNDGLlVERED -TELEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph office for the
| following: F. T. F'allon, and L. ]. KEEL
lum.
FUNERAL OF MRS. HIATT-The
funeral of Mrs. l.. d. Hiatt who
died Saturday. was held at the J.
r. Whitney chapel yesterday after
noon. Rev. Ray c. Harker officiating
The remains left for Carthage. Mis-
souri,, on the evening Santa Fe train,
accompanied by Mr.. Hiatt and two
daughters. Misses zoe and Maude.
LOSES MONEY-A delivery boy
employed by Geenen & LAMBERT.
proprietors of the New Market East
Washington street, reported late yes
terday afternoon that he had lost
about $3.50 of the firms money. rep
resenting collections he had made for
the house He had the money in n
purse about 3:45 o'clock. The affair
was reported to the police. Messrs.
Geenen & LAMBERT offer a liberal re-
ward for the return of the purse
and contents.
HALTOM PlNCHED-ArthurJ J. Hal
tom, assistant engineer in charge of
maintenance and operation on the pro-
ject, was arrested yesterday at the in
stance of Mrs. Mosher and w. B. Lount
for having trespassed on. their proper
ty when he removed certain concrete
pier from the middle of the Little
Marcopa canal. The hearing will be.
before Justice Parker tomorrow. Dis
trict Counsel f. E. Roddis, acting pro-
ject manager in the absence of G. H.
Fitch assisted Mr. Haltom with his
legal advice
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
"a convention of the Maricopa coun-
ty Sunday School Association was
held in the Buckeye District last Sun
day. There was an Outpouring of
more than 800. The convention was
held in a grove near Buckeye, r. F.
Field of Liberty presiding. Address
es were delivered by DR. w. w. Will
kinson the president of the associa
ton. Mrs. Grady Gammage. Mrs. e.
Nurson, Mrs. Warwick Scott, +. s
Washburne, J. NJ. Stewart. w. d.
Himebaugh. Clarence r. craig and
others. The Buckeye Band was in
attendance. One of the features Of
the convention was a picnic dinner
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11

We wish to thank our friends for
their kindness to Ills during Mr.. Briggs
illness and death.
MR.. r. c. FRITZ
MRS. L. c. BRIGGS & FAMILY.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

MISSIONARY SOCIETY The
Woman's Missionary society of the
Central NJ. f. church will meet in
all day session Tuesday. Lunch will
be served at noon.
SOMMERS CHANGES - Paul ].
Sommers for some time city sales
man for the Diamond Rubber COM
pany has resigned his present po-
sition and will be connected with
Payne K Hart in charge of the sell
ing OF Diamond and Lee tires Upon
the opening of the Tucson branch
of Payne & Hart, Sommers will
have charge of that agency
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11

Just think of 1000
handling Is acres of
land as good as any
in the S. r. Valley.
Planted to alfalfa,
too, with excellent
stand.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-11

Amalgamated, CABS; Smelling. GAS;
Santa F'e 9SH; St Paul, SS15: New
York Central, 81; PENNSYLVANIA, 105 u;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
The Real EstaOer.

Many brokers have received the fol-
owing letter. obviously OF the kind
known as circular: The undersigned
~contemplates opening a moderately &C.
tive speculative and investment cou
with a member Of the exchange; with
that end IN view desires 10 obtair from
him a first mortgage loan Of $4,000 for
FIVE years at ) per cent. on 75x94 cor
ner. located near Greensboro Bridge
Plaza, Long Island City. The mortgagor
desires 10 prepay the five years interest
at the outset $4,000 and to liquidate
$1,000 mortgage, seven years old, held
by a bank, out OF new mortgage money,
leaving a net operating or credit Of ex-
actly $500. The foregoing plan COM
mends Itself. because, X my ~specula-
tons go amiss. the usual interest pay
men's will not burden me and the plan
! should appeal to the lender, who receives
Ms five years interest payments in ad-
vance. Furthermore, the mortgagor will
Undertake a written agreement %. ~
20 make no Withdrawals from the 40
count. excepting as mentioned above,
while balance Is less than s. 5000. All
assessments amounting to s2.13s.l3 have
been paid also taxes to date original
receipts for said assessments and taxes I;
also deed and title policy may he in
sptCted. The property 10 located In good
factory section. II Is not for sale in
1920 when the proposed mortgage ma
lures the property will be worth in
excess Of $4,000. subway station street.
The s<urities ! propose trading In are
standard Oil of New York. Baldwin.
Lackawanra Steel, United States Steel.
Crucible. Copper and Malt preferred.
The account should presumably be worth
,si.S~o IN coinmissions-and perhaps
moro"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.


the stock market has quieted down
considerably. Nevertheless the tales Of
ble profits which arc typical Of any great
nom In stocks continue to come In.
nbe Arguments hat speculation In the
rar stocks has become unsafe, that the
ching has been overdone and that a nice,
conservative movement In the railroads
"a the best thing that could happen at
ths time are all very we'll in their way.
Rut when a man can buy Studebaker at
IA one day and sell II at 16A the next
4, IA rather futile to talk about the su-
majority Of the speculative attractions
~ rails and OF a dying out Of the public
annette. A broker who has studlously
avoided all dealings In war brides from
the very start tells Of an experience with
the things that move "A friend Of
mine" he said. called me up on Monday
and told me he had come across some
thing that looked particularly good. 1t
was a Boston copper stock. He had
been told that II was due for a big move,
and without waiting to ask me ne bought
me a hundred. The stock opened away
M Yesterday and l got a check that rep
resented a profit of 100 per cent. over
nleht. ] have seen other people take
these profits and l have read about such
experiences. have often wondered how
people really did II and what It felt like.
know now. The effect In positively de.
moralizing. II destroys a mans peace
OF mind
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

Rutter-Light trading resulted in a
weaker market yes,erdsy. with some re-.
WaSt , y has pf'i iH,erte%r.edi " viii the sale Of
fresh butter. as storage Is being used In
p pTsa pipii'1i wsrs ss5.s7iG{ pS Sid a
but were the accumulation from over the
holiday Buying in Al lines rather guie,
stock unchanged Prices; Creamery,
az a soc: frs,, $50 81 score. e6- .
,.ir, ::g:5e; rensyated .siras' 49,, %
cry. Grsts, 80 2ic., ladies. current make
nrsts' :2a?2aa. passinE stStk. ioHnss'
!n., 2iG lower saF, srads mali 70! .oe. H''' no =
chees.-whole milk state Mats nrm but
In light request. Wisconsin, are In mod
led. The market as a rule was quiet.
Prices; state; Shole milk; fresh na,S:
s%pes.-i'. iasiSSS held .y reei.i nHyasissscc.:
fresh specials. III 9I:c choice. ioh9
ils:; fair 70 good snlos;i wis,sss, n
EGGs-The effects OF warmer weather
was Sprsgsnt N fhs ma n 7 T FIN. egg
held up fairly wei. bu. buyers operated
cautiously. Storage stock In fair demand.
regular value Prices: Fresh gathered.
extras, fine, 80 a Soc; extras. hrsts S3a3te,;
nrstT; !o$ifii seconds rei IA, = lSS s pS.
]. hlTlltS, . : Us -
clal marks, zee: Refrigerator, trsts, ~. q
ciixc.: seconds. 23 "a s4c.; hennery. whites
fine 90 fancy, tsn soc. browns. 36a3se'
mixed colors, a7u36c,
LIVE POULTRy-Track receipts were
completely cleaned up under an active
demand. Turkeys arc scarce. ducks
pigeons firm. Spring ducks In moderate
supply. Prices: Fow IL, l+u chickens
i5c.; ducks. state, spring. l5n l6c, Long
Island. lsul9c. Western. lsc.; turkeys
isc.: ROSTERS, lie; geese. l5c g%uineas'
per pair. 30 C.: pigeons. pair, zoe.
DRESSED POULTRY - Fresh killed
fowls firm. Large roasting chickens bring
a premium. Broilers and old roosters
scarce and firm. Long Island spring ducks
in moderate demand Small SQUADS In
moderate inquiry. Frozen hickens about
out OF the market, Fowls and fancy tur.
Fresh Fowls. Western. boxed, 50 lbs. and
ILc.; iced, Western, DIV picked, Al and 5
lbs, Use. 1 lbs, i've, Chickens. fresh,
nearby, 3 and 4 lbs. TO pair, :3a Csc. Nir-
GINA, milk fed, 8 and 3ia lbs to pair. 23c,;
Western milk fed, 3 and 1 lbs, :2d?3c';
dry picked. corn fed, 3 and 4 lbs, l7nlse 4,
90 l Gsos tie Dozen ls' Il: SS J lbs. fWfl.5ncr; ) sIftHs Tbs,
So. Long Island spring ducks, Use. Frozen
?:i iuFSWs Western, 2, ds.c';hresss, .isGlSIc;
Chickens, u to boy. milk fed. As lbs and
;lc, Fowls !: 40 &c box 50 lbs sHa Eyer
Old ROSTERS. 1879.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
4 Traditional Rise.

The traction shares, particularly In
'erborough Consolidated common and
preferred, did well yesterday. Thus
we're fulfilled various predictions that
have been going around during the last
few months in regard TO the ~probabili-
ties OF action by interests described for
the sake OF convenience as the "Shont
pool That the PETERBOROUGH shares
would move sooner or later was perhaps
a foregone conclusion. II the present
market is not adapted to the activities
OF tie interests back Of PETERBOROUGH no
market ever will be. Besides general
reasons for the greater prominence Of
the fractions. there is a particular rea-
son which calls to attention n OF Wall
Street oldest and best remembered ira
dtions, In the bad old days an election
market Wa IA good. old fashioned rise
IN fractions. 1t used 10 be regarded as
a certainty TO buy fractions and gas
stocks L few weeks before every election
day, the theory behind it was that
certain Aldermen had to be given q
coance 70 make a little expense money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
Copper.

Friends 81 the stock have been watch
ing Tennessee Copper closely for signs
o. special activity that might be -x-
nectel TO reflect the approach OF the
special meeting to be held next Mon
day. This meeting is for the purpose
Of obtaining the proper authorization
for the issue OF some convertible bonds
he proceeds from which are TO be used
for extending the company's production
facilities. 1t is expected that the man
agement at this meeting will confirm
the reports that the company Is doing
a very large and profitable business in
acids. Tennessee Copper has had a
considerable rest since the last jump
to -. 1t acted particularly we'll dur
Ing the recent disturbance in tho in
dustrial list. ON this account alone
the stock has commended itself to at
.ent!un.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
THE STEEL MARKET.

-. steel market continues active Mills
~ 'T elpp.ying the war demand and
-. 20 recent increase In domestic buy
y tpf commercial purposes the cong estton
sateat-I% % increase. Large orders for
- hals been pl iced recently and orders
- GI"nt 900 900 tons additional are under
,pInyers.ol INTO ammunition remains large
huylhs Of machine tools IL on an unprecs-
me Iron Ago. says: the volume Of
,s5.a' business for 1916 delivery j. not as
S,a5 20 as IL is and with the expectation
t.l"ft. nat This tghtuess will continue
.. ~ mc''-' Few mills are making any
ea, the sod corporatldpnF's gain OF 400 90
,,S%o, IN u1a ed orders is taken TO mean
tsf A. lone more selling for the first
~ G%tie % the steel companies are holding
a. a. n.oat ana look. for higher prices,
49, ar" making sales at l.+oc, Pitts
syStss, i9r heavy products. and prefer that
AZ, central Western produc.r Is ASKING
os.r, 't7 bars and plates for the first
,,Ihe Iron Trnd. Review says: "Buyers
,.PF IRON IN Pi'tsburg district are show
w. '.'I' interest IN the market for next
G,'r,' H'- very, and several important In
Sn'''s n-o pending in Chicago. The pig
lr III market is active, and prices are
4, IN '.G.y all centres, however. pig iron
n na.,' Finished materials are active
SGVufhpIt the country. and prices are
...'"!f a tendency 10 advance. Buying
.a,hes aud other equipment Tor manu-
,S.'af' ~ proJertiles Is limited SOLELY by
am. > pt scll.r to insure delivery.
IL " ',Iurlrs arr still being received from
= 'Tb l'''Nl'. France and England.
. mr.. o. an improvement In the inquiry
a.. ..'''"ru Railroads for machine tools.
~, w. Hi' 'ia'tuiers Of machinery In East
p,, '..s are building, additions to th,sr
, S'rlkrs Of machinists In Cincin-
I "a ,l,y Gland are causing consider
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
sOtTHN ESTERN COAL AND "
PkO\ EME>T COMPANY,
First Nortvnv, nnr

Sealed Proposals Will be received a. IN.
oThte "f Ih~ Loan and TrtS,
N~on,panY, Nos. l6--- William Street. New
l"!h Llty. Tor the sale 10 the Trustee I'm
Mortgage Of the Let OF July, 1859, OF y
sailc!eN.t amount Of bonds to consun,e one
HunuFc1 thirty one thousand five hundred
inlrty-elght dollars and twenty-one CENT.
NSi5l'5'N - in the Sinking Fund.
The right Is reserved, however. 70 r.,S,,
am or all BIDS
Proposals must be presented befors 10
",'"tk VI On tho .Gth day OF Ortober
Isl9, ana should b" dirt~'tet as foIlows,-
Proposals 10 sinking Fund OF the south.
western tvhl ana Improvement COMPANY.
Ihe Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY
10 MI /" u,tin street, New York city,
IHE LOAN AND TRIIST
COMPANY, Trustee
ny EDWIN : MARSTON, Pre.d.n,
New York. October I. 1918,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
LECTION y MEETINGS.
MAAWEII. MOTOR COMPANY, INC,
NOTICE OF MEETING
HOLDERS or Stock TRUST GER

HOLDERS or Stock TRUST GER.
TIFICATES.
NnTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN that .
CERTIFICATES issued under the sgreemcnt.
on Maxwell Motor Company. Inc. and
James {. Brady, as Voting Trustees, viii
.,lty at three O'Clock p, NJ, on November
J. 1913. for the purpose OF considering and
actihg upon the question OF WHISTLER or
not the amount Of the authorized Firvt
Preferred Stock Of Maxwell Motor Com
pahy, Inc. SHOULD be Increased to the ex-
tent OF S,0jo,o00 for the purposes and
otherwise as set forth IN the circular letter
from said company Ia its stockholders,
dated October ~, 1915, and OF taking such
further action as may b" necessary or
proper to carry into effect the plan theradn
set forth in case +; should be deemed
advisable so TO do,
Only those holders Of Stock Trust Ger
tlhGatcs who shall be- registered as such on
me books of the Voting Trustees at the
close OF business on October 20. 1915, will
be entitled to vote at aid meeting.
Copies or the circular letter above re-
feTred To may be obtained from Guaranty
Trust Company OF New York. The agent Of
the undersigned Voting Trustees, ct ne
orlre, No, 40 broadway, New York C1ty.
Dated, New York, october u, 1915,
CHARLES II. SARIN.
HARItN BRoNNER,
JAMES c, BRADY.
Voting Trustees.