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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31
Ar THE VICTORIA.

Today and tomorrow the powerful
photo-play. "rhe Climbers" by CLYDE
Fitch. featuring Gladys Hanson and
George Soule Spencer. will be at the
Victoria "The Climbers" is an inn
polling drama and deals in stirring
situations and great climaXes. II is
beautiful story. too. and calls for
an unusually elaborate settling, and
a cast considerably above the average
in histrionic ability.
The story deals with a captain IF
industry, supposedly Of limitless
wealth. with an inordinately extrav-
agant family. whose chief object IN
life is TO climb to great social heights
ard assist other climbers to mount
with them The younger daughters
assist their mother in the manage
ment of the social functions Of the
household, but the elder daughter.
Blanche. married TO Dick Sterling.
young attorney. whose sole ambition
is to make a killing in the stock mar
ket. cares more for the domestic in
terests of her family and the personal
up-hrineing and education Of her lit
lie son. With such a goal Il is ma
tural that he should sacrifice his wife.
which he does through inattontion
and neglect When tho storm breaks
Blanches father is found dead. and
a bankrupt. but through the good Of
fees of Warren and an aunt. much Of
the bitterness of the financial shock
is overcome Sterling. however. has
not learned his lession, and within
one year brings about another dis
trcssing situation. lie then finds
himself. and seeing that his wifc's
love for him has grown cold. he
makes it possible for her so reach the
pinnacle Of happiness by a most
amazing act
Added attractions are: Tuesday,
Dreamy Dud:" Wednesday, Pathe's
Latest News Of the World. There IS
excellent orchestral accompaniment
10 all pictures afternoon and even
/ ing
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31

Members of the Henry and Young
Musical Comedy Company are making
a decided hit at Brandywino Springs
Park this week in the musical Offer
ine entitled "1en Nights ia Bath
Room" It ~ not only musical tray
csty ON "Ten Nights in a Bar Room, .
aus the name would Indicate. hut also
ON the weather which has prevailed this
season and which at times has nude the
actors inclined TO appear ON the stage
in bathing suits on account of the wet.
The piece is one of the funniest which
has iccn seen hero in a long time. One
ol tlle features on the vaudeville end Of
the bill is tho appearance OF Lawrence
Crane Is Co. ina magic act which Is far
above the ordinary and which is also
milking a BIT tliday night will he ama
teur night a., Usual at the park
Though the season. is coming 60 close
the bin at thc Theatre this week is ono
of the best and probably the best which,
has been offered this season and thc
samc i. true OF all the amusement.
leing offered in the rars Manager
Henry Is also preparing a PROGRAM foi
Labor Day which will De found TO D.,
out OF the ordinary.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31
ARMY HORSES ESCAPE-

Nineteen horses being shipped from
Tobyhanna. Pa, to Fort Meyer. Va,
escaped from a ileld-pen in the Edge
Moor yards yesterday. The horses
had been taken out of their car to be
fed. Officials Of the Pennsylvania
railroad rounded up seventeen of the
animals, but two are missing. One
of them is described as being a bay
horse. > years old with mo. 4, L. s."
cut in left front foot
The other is bay mare with four
white feet also bearing the stamp,
mo. 4, U. s." on front foot.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31
AT TIE MAJESTIC.

Following her tremendous triumph
in her initial motion picture char
acterization. in the Famous Players
Film Company's stupendous photo
spectacle "The Eternal City" Paul
inc Frederick. one of the foremost
emotional artistes of the American
stage. returns TO the screen IN an
overpoweringlv dramatic photo pro-
duction of Sold the great drama Of
womans devotion. produced by the
Famous Players. in five reels. This
will be the feature offering az the
Majestic today and tomorrow.
AS the wife of the poor artist who
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31
HOME FROM FLORIDA,

W. NJ. Hanly. OF the John j. Hanly
Company. No. S25 Market street. has
returned home from an extended trip
through Florida and the Eastern
Seacoast. A number OF stops at va
rious places of interest including
Deland. Charleston. S. c., Jackson
viilo Daytona Beach and Augustine
were made. While away Mr.. Hanly
had several thrilling experiences not
the least of which was an automobile
accident out OF which he escaped
without serious injury. The return
trip was made from Jacksonville, Fla,
10 New York City by boat.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31

poses in the nude for his successful
rival in order to aid her husband
financially, who detects and misiudges
her. Miss Frederick is completely
Overwhelming in the intensity aud
strength of her portrayal. The stirr-
ing nve-part photo-play will make an
indelible impression on the minds Of
all who witness IT, Absolutely true
to life, with all Of life's little sorrows
aud gladness. hopes and despairs.
convincingly expressed, sold" be-
comes more than a drama-it is "A
dramatic preachment. a slice of life
cut out of the world of today and
placed on the screen
All the feminine emotions. with
which the characterization teens, and
Of which Miss Frederick is so COM
plctely mistress. are presented on the
screen with such force and realism
rs can come only from histrionic per-
lection and well-balanced situations
and incidents. Carefully produced.
with skiilfully timed climax and
denouement. sold" will never be
forgotten, both for the intrinsic
charm of the subject and the M
surnassable emotional ability Of Miss
Frederick
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31
CALLS GRAND JURY
AFTFR ASSAULTS

EASrON, Md, Aug 3l.-,ludgc Hop
per, of Ccntreville, has notified +. G..
Wrightsou, clerk of the Circuit Court foi
Talbot county, to convene the grand jury
for Talbot county in special session on
Thursday for the purpose of hearing the
evidence against Robert Smith. coorcd.
who is confined in Easton Jail. charged
with committing criminal assault
upon Annabel Denny. the l3-ycar-old
daught'r of Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Denny.
of near Royal Oak The jury also will
Investigate the case of Aaron johnson.
colored charged with committing a
criminal assault on Mrs Lula Wiley. of
near st. Michael's.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31

sociological study, Damaged Goods"
which scored so successfully the past
season
Damaged Goods is remarkable
stage Offering in many ways. II sets
forth without fear or prejudice, a sub
iect long tabooed not only TO the stage,
but TO the lay public in their daily life.
Eugene BrieuN and his translators and
collaborators nave set forth a 6ugenic
sermon which has been accepted as one
of the most inspiring appeals to public
health and morals The universal en-
dorsemcnt of damaged Goods prove
The valuable lesson taught by Richard
Bennett, cO-wurkors.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31
PRODUCE SHIPMENTS.

Supervising Agent William T. Carter,
Of the Delaware division Of the Penn
sylyania Railroad Company, reports
shipments Of fruit and produce over that
division on saturday rs follows:
Berries, quarts. daily total. g.: total
TO date. 2O,si4,O3l; same period 1914,
l3,l65,GOl.
Apples. baskets, daily total. 1863; to-
tai to date, 2SD,796; same period 1914,
5i6.s
Peaches, baskets, daily total. 2O,072;
total to date, 695, 745; same period
1914, 34S, $50.
Pears. basket, daily total 90; total
to date. .2l.5o9; same period 1914,
l7740
Tomatoes. baskets. daily total. 1871
total to date, 1888; same period 1914
5O92l.
Grapes. pounds. daily total, 1927;
total TO date. $40 4l6; same period 1914
l,3l0.374.
Sweet potatoes. carriers, daily total
27G; total to date, 1854; same period
1914. 6,70J.
White potatoes, barrels, daily total
GG7; total to date l79,5sO; same period
1914, lol ITO.
Cantaloupes. carriers. daily total
% 600; total to date, jj2, 5G4; same per
iod. 1914, 6I7,4S7.
Watermelons. carloads. daily total
IL total to date, COG; same perioc
1914, 725.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31
Mss HEARN RnRuEn-

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELMAR. Del. Aug. 31.-The flu
neral of Miss Blanche Hearn, who
died on Friday of typhoid fever. was
held from the NJ. Il. Church, on Sun
day afternoon. Miss Hearn was a stu
dent in the Delmar High School.
Mrs. Sarah e. Downing. of Delmar,
fell and broke her hip while walking
on the street on Saturday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31
vArpEYILLE AT sHELLpnT.

An excellent vaudeville bill is be-
ing offered at the Family Theatre IN
Shellpot Park this week aud while
the season is drawing to a close this
is one of the best bills which has
been offered Thursday night will be
amateur night and on that occasion
a number OF talented amateurs will
appear
An elaborate program is being pre-
pared for Labor Day as the official
celebration of the labor unions VIII
be held al that park. Today Is chill
dron's day and large number a.
people are being entertained by the
park management and are having a
gloriously good time.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31
LOCAL SECURITIES MARKET
Laird and Company. DUPONT Building.
furnish the following quotations Of local
secHrities.
STOCK MARKET ACTIVE:

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-fhe stock
market opened moderately active today,
price changes being irregular. Mexican
Petroleum opened "a up at 81 -,
Union Pacific was up 3-S at 1872 is and
Erie was strong. showing response TO
publication Of favorable report OF
earnings.
The face of the decline of London eN-
change, demand sterling falling TO
ass - at one time, the market was
fairly steady during the opening hour.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31
JUVENILE COURT CASES

Three eases will be before the Juve-
nile Court tomorrow afternoon A
nine-year-old girl will be charged with
hitting another girl with brick Two
small boys will be auaigned for alleged
larceny of articles from store.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31
James I. Chandler, W 'P Ninth nh
ST. Tele-
Undertakes phones
1203-2674.


Joseph G. Mouslcy.
Hugh J. Taylor.
Sarah J, woiser.
Charles S Wngatc
Carrie X. Heron.
Franklin Wire.
George 4. Young
Rosa b. Ratlodgo Halman.
VIM. l.. Stout.
BTOJTLin this CITY. on August go. 1915.
VIM. T.. Stout. in his iOth year.
Relatives and friends are invited Go attend
ward r. Heal, No ego West Fourth street,
ON Wednesday Afternoons September I. az .
o'clock lnierment az IT, Salem cemetery
WlRE..in this city, ON August 30 1915,
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services az the residence Of HIS
son-in.lnw, George Gruhb. M. oi0 East
Seventeenth street on Thursday afternoon
september p at o'clock. lnicrmcnt az
sil,erbrook cemetery.
NouNc-ln this city ON August 90, 1913,
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral services "a his late residence 40.
1878 dcHcrson street, ON Thursday after.
noon. September "a AZ . o'clock. intcimcnt
hAlLMAN--in this city. on August 81.
1918, Rosa y. Ratlcdge wife Of Horace
Mailman. Ia her Slrd year.
Relatives and friends Of the family are in.
yitcd 20 attend the funeral services al her
late residence, NO. 100 kodman street ON
Friday afternoon. September 81 at o o clock
lnterment az Silvcrbrook cemetery
kN-Suddcnly, ON August 30. 1918.
Joseph G., Mousey. aged 90 years
Relatives and friends are invited Co attend
the funeral services az his late residence. al
Taleyvile, Del. on Thursday afternoon al
o. clock. lnterment Bethel NJ. y GENE.
terry.
TANLoR--ln this city. on August 90 1918
Hugh J.. Taylor.
Relatives, friends, members Of the knight.
OF ST. Lawrence and G. b. j.. are invited 6,
attend The funeral from his late residence
No. %. South Ciaymont street. on Wcdnes
day morning az o'clock Requiem mas.
~ 81. Mary IS Church. lntermcut az Ca
thcdral cemetery.
WFlSER-ln this city. on August 90. 1915
Sarah j.. widow Of John ,. Wcisor agc'
~ ycnrs
Relatives and friends are respcctfully m
vitcd 60 attend the funeral services nd th
rcfidcncc of her sou-in-law George r. Wan
. for no. 1901 Lancaster avenue. on Thurs
day Afternoon. September +. az % cock
lntcrment az Siiverbrook cemetery
WlN6Alf--in Delaware CITY ON August an
1918, Charles s. Mineatc. aged IS ycar'
Relatives and friends are invited Nd ai
tcnd the mineral services from iho rc,idenc
OF his sister Mrs Lena larrel. nrlawar
City. ON "Wednesday afternoon. 90 1 clock
Intcrmcni at Delaware City Del
HEBRON In Chester County Hospital
West Chester. Pa. ON august 20. 1911
Carrie H.. wife of john G.. icro
agcd "a years.
Relatives and friends of the famil
are invited 20 attend the funeral. viii
out further notice from her hate res
dcncc. in Red Lion. Pa. on Thursda
September ,. Services at the house
2 O'clock. lntcrncnt az longwood com
tory. Carriages viii meet ! O'Clock trc
ley nj Willowdalc
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31
CIGAR STORE IMPROVEMENTS

The store of John J. Hanly Company,
at No. S25 Market street, has undergone
extensive improvements. The front has
been changed and furnished with Cir
cassian walnut and cases Of the latest
design have been installed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31
.nAMAGEn GOunS.s

The playAqu.e for Wednesday. with
matinee "Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
dav. viii offer Richard BENEFITS 90
workers in Eugene BrieuN's rmearkahle
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31
CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs Hermann and family wish 10 thank
al relatives nnd friends for their kindness
during their recent bereavement and also for
tho many horal offerings
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31

"The Only Girl" the new musical
comedy which was one Of the big
successes OF last season in New York
will be- offered by Joe Weber at the
Playhouse Saturday afternoon and
night.
"The Only Girl" was written by
Henry blossom, who supplied book
and lyrics and Victor Herbert, who
composed the music and was produc-
ed under the stage direction Of Fred
Ia. Latham. These mon have been
successful before in combination. rs
with "Mlle. Modesto and "fhe Red
Mill" hut not more so than in the
present work.
Manager Weber promises a super
Tor production and an excellent east,
among the players selected being.
Edna Munsey. Regina Richards
Elsie Baird. Genevieve Houghton
Leona stevens. Franklin Farnum
Henry Sherwood. Frank Coombs
Thomas Burton and Alfred Fisher
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31

Madame Housewife, turn back now to
the Want. and I'll that vacancy in your
kitchen oy tomorrow night.-Adv.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-31
rHE AurHoR on "a PAIR on sXEsn

Edward pcplc. the author OF "a Pair
of skies" the scrcamingly funny farce
which will be presented at The Play
house on Wednesday, September $. is a
Nirginian by birth. he has heen en-
gagged in playVriting for more than ten
vears. Before that he started M an eN-
per; accountant with the American
Bridge Company Previous 10 his pres-
eut successful play. he.Nun a conspicn-
ous place for himself among american
dramaiists with his comedy. "1he Prince
Chap IN which Cyril Scott starred. and
"Thc littlcst Rebel IN which the two
Farnum brothers were the stars Among
his other PLAYS are "1he Spittre.' which
had long run 90 the l.yceum Theatre
New York. "fhe Love Route" am,
Others.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-05
FINANCIAL NEWS
BROKERS HAVE DIFFICULTY
ARRANGING LOANS WITH BANKS
Institutions Drawing Line Too Much of the Indus
trial Shares as Collateral-Bigger Margin De-
manded on War Specialties a Consequence
NEW YORK, oct. s.

in
their bank loans
which
collateral
in
drawing line
ndusals the
business
speculation
being 2:15
o
of
their afterwards
prity
third the
ability
perforce, closed
o thought rails"
Of
financial community
what The regular dividend Of 1N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-05

II was learned on good authority today
that bid Of S75 per share had been made
for control OF the ]. q. Brill Company,
by New York interests. IL is said that
the present owners are holding out for
800 per share and that meantime the
New York crowd are picking up all the
stock they can get In the open market
Whether or not the company Is to be
actually combined with the Driggs-Sea-
bury concern is not clear although some
of the recent buyers of Brill shares are
understood to be connected with the
other company. which doubtless is the
cause OF the report gaining currency.
Brill fiuctuated erratically on Change to-
day. At one time II was offered down
from 65 TO 90; but subsequently recovered
a part OF the less. Brokers who are
watching the gyrations OF the stock pro-
fess to see accumulation in progress.
Official announcement was made to-
day that the Bethlehem Steel Company
was in no way interested in the purchase
of the Cambria Steel Company. The COM
pany is only interested in the Pennsyl-
vania Steel Company. This dlsposes Of
one Of the recent favorite reports that
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-05
DEAL RUMORS FILL THE STREET;
BID MADE FOR BRILL CONTROL
Report That an Offer of SIS Share Was Refused
Wide Advance in Pennsylvania
Salt Shares

a single big independent merger ~.
afoot. IL now looks as n two or ~
haps three combinations OF indu.i,,..
concerns Is in the wind. Incidents,,-
Cambria Is said to be clearing sIooa
day from benzol and other by-prodn.,.
of its coke-manufacturinR plant.
In connection with the change of ~.
agement OF Midvale Il was reported ~.
afternoon that a new holding conpsaS
would be organized possibly to tale /,
certain other concerns as well.
The stocks OF all these industrIals w..
relatively quiet on Change ana thss
price fluctuations narrow until late IN ~.
day, when weakness In u. s. Steel snr,se
to Pennsylvania Steel and Brill. storss.
Battery also suffered from pront-tahIe.
sales. Pennsylvania Salt, however ~
tracted some attention by reason ~
sudden rise OF II points or more. brirs.
ing IL to the best of the year. TAR !,
an increased dividend was deprecated \,
the president although he admitted earn.
ings were improving. The companv's ~.
fees will be moved to<he Widener Huns.
ing late this month, as present quartaf,
are too small. DR.. George Fales RAt..
has been added to the board.of direcfors
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-05
Northern Pacific Annual Report

In the fiscal year ended June 80, 1915. North
ern Pacific earned 75S per cent upon the SPAS,
900, 900 stock. against 1872 per cent last year.
The balance for dividends was $ls 800, $50, and
the surplus after dividend payments totaled
81, 462, 800 Freight revenue decreased $4,322,-
1876, or sos per cent, and passenger earnings
fell Off 81, 0ST. $685. 1920 per cent. All reve-
nue. train miles during the year were $lS,3SI,-
562, decrease OF 2,573, 674 train miles Ex-
penditures capital account totaled $11,362.-
237, and the report says they will likely be
smaller hereafter. For the first time, Northern
Pacific included in its income accounts the
dividends received from the Burlington stock
and the interest paid Northern Pacihc's
proportion OF joint bonds issued together with
the Great Northern. secured by the Burlington
stock as collateral This inclusion was made
to conform with the revised Interstate Com
merce Commissions rulings. The income from
Burlington stock and the bond interest paid
exactly offset.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-05
sterling Opening High. Close. Close.
Demand o.. A.1O i1O9k 40 A.ffH
Cables : A1on a.7oM s.5on s.7i%
Francs
Demand b. $40 $50 $50 $40
Gables ... STs $40 B.7s SIS
Marks
Demand e. ssx ss% ssm ss%
Cables 80. ss9 ss% ssss ssJt
WHEAT BUOYANT;
BULLS JUBILANT
Export Sales Totaled About
100000 Bushels-Ocean
Freight Rates High

CHICAGO, oct 5.r-Buoyancy was given
20 grain prices at the opening OF the mar
l1et today by the reports of the oversub-
Ecription of the Anglo-French loan.
Heavy trading followed and prices rose
steadily In the early hours. Bulls were
jubilant, and their predictions that 81
would be reached was realized before
noon. The few surviving bears predicted
that the bulge was only temporary and
n break would soon follow as receipts
grew greater. Bulls said that the 81
wheat would again bring the speculator
into the market and boom would fol-
low. Millions of bushels are said TO be
changing hands in order to allow shorts
at Winnipeg and Minneapolis to cover.
Advances over yesterdays final were
shown at the close.
Export sales were said to total 100000
bushels of wheat, chiefly Manitobas on
old contracts. High ocean freight rates
continue 20 restrict new foreign business.
Chicago cash handlers sold 10000 bushels
for seaboard delivery.
Leading futures ranged ss follows;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-05
Books Close for Allied Loan

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Without any
formal fuss or furry, the syndicate books
for the S5O0,0O0,OOO Anglo-Freneh loan
were closed at 10 o'clock today.
That the loan is heavily oversubscribed
was stated at the offices of ]. p. Morgan
& Co., but just how much the over
subscription will amount to was not
stated. There was a wild rush of late
applications just before the books were
closed. A food of kilograms and letters
were received from outside bankers and
investors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-05
Financial Briefs

The Kelly Springfield Tire Company
raised the quarterly common dividend
from IL to 3 per cent.
The vacancy in the board of directors
of the Fourth Street National Bank,
caused by the death OF Rudulph Ellis,
was today filled by the election of Will
liam P. Gest president OF the Fidelity
Trust Company.
The New York banks gained s470, 900
from the Subtreasury yesterday and have
gained N,1OOOO0 since last Friday.
The corporate existence of the Deposit
National Bank, OF Du Bois, Pa. has been
continued until September 30, 1885.
Paul E. Woll was elected a member of
the Philadelphia Stock Exchange The
seat of Arthur w. Howe was posted for
transfer to Robert Cherry.
The Miami Copper Company Increased
its quarterly dividend from IS cents a
share to 81 share.
Bethlehem Steel interests have sub
scribed to $25,0O0,0O0 of the Allied loan.
In its annual pamphlet report the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway shows
Ine hSCdl year june oO idSt
net revenues equivalent to a return of
$40 per cent. on the property investment
E. p. Ripley, president, says: THE ability
of the company to pay per cent. on the
common stock is due TO the fact that II
pays an average OF only slightly more
than per cent on its bonded debt, much
of the bonded debt having been created
when money could be obtained at or near
4 per cent"
Samuel T. Freeman & Co. will offer at
auction, tomorrow noon, number Of
stocks and notes belonging to Martin AL
bert Metz, trading as the Alpha Knitting
Mills, bankrupt. The sale was ordered
by Frank j. Sheble, trustee. The offering
consists largely OF oil companies stocks
and notes, and includes 39S, 900 shares of
Eagle Oil Company 1000 shares Tampico
OIL Company and 1000 shares Moab OIL
Company, all par 81.
The Miami Copper Is producing approx
imstely 100000 pounds of copper a month.
the largest output in its history. Profits
amount to about cents a pound. or $780,
900 a month. This figures out $4s2O,00O a
year, or $5.75 per share on the stock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-05
Form Protective Committee

NEW YORK. Oct. "a committee has been
formed to represent the interests OF the Sher-
nan, Shreveport and Southern Railway first
mortgage per cent. gold bonds, due June /,
1913. This road is part of the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Railway, which assumed the
above bonds and guarantees their principal
and interest. The committee will consist of
r. Walter Leigh, New York: f. II. Whit
comb, Milwaukee, and r. X. Quinn, vice pres
ident of the Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Philadelphia.