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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Nstional Bank of Cuba has Deposited
In the Assay Onics 1000. 900 in francs
imported from Cuba.
N. g.. Reeder has been elected vice-preri-
dent OF the Pressed steel Car Company,
With h~eaAqusrters IN New York, and j. n.
Rider has been, elected Vice president, with
Enuity has been elected second ~vice-presi-
dent. with headquarters In New York,
G. u, Postlethw has been appointed
general salea mansg en- and IL, p. Hoff.tot
Assist ant sales
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JOINT REORGANIZATION COMMITTED,
BY WINSLOW s. PIERCE, Chairman.
BUCYRUs COMPANY
Five Fer Cent. Three Year Common Gold
Notes, due March I. 1915.
Nntl~A ~ RAN~Hup~

Bucyrus Company hereby gives notice o!
It's intention to redeem on December 81,
pany, ls Wal Street. New York City. all
OF its outstanding Five Per Cent. Three.
Year Coupon Gold Notes. dated March J,
and interest accrued to December III, 1915,
when interest on the notes will cease and
the notes, with all unmatured coupons
should be surrendered.
United States Treasury Decisions REQUIRE
Federal Income Tax ownership certincates
as TO accrued interest to Notes
when surrendered for payment.
HUCYRCS COMPANY,
BY Il. *. SWIGART, e-Preside
Dated. December 8. 1913.
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arrived at New York on Wednesday from
me straits. also brought twenty-five tons
onited states ports arc now 5,s33 tons.
refined spelter WAS steadier. there be-
livery here. London was fe lower on .not
and II on futures, spot being held at fSs
st London The New York price was
ltNc for January. and l3hc. for February.
Lead was quiet a $40 to SIC. for spot
and December at New York and sac. at
East st. Louis. Tho London market was
eaSsir at q decline Of 2s. Sd. on spot, spot
f2S los. y" ~
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Record Grain Cargo Leaves.

Tho largest cargo Of grain ever re-
ported was carried by the steamer w.
Grant Norden. which departed yester-
day from Fort william. bound for Mid
land, with $4,000 bushels of oats on
board consigned by James Carruthers 4
Co. TO the Canadian Government. The
vessel IL owned by the Canadian Steam
ship Company. Of which James Car
ruthers Is president
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In the general heaviness or rather list.
l~essness Of the market southern Pacific
stood rather prominently. A fair
business was done. and although the
buying was not conspicuous there was a
steady demand throughout the day. Any
sign Of frmness In southern Pacific in
evitably raises the question OF negotia-
ton over the sale OF the Pennsylvania
holdings. 1t is known that the Pennsyl-
vania will sell at what 1t considers a fair
price, and 1t Is also known that a num-
Der of people are eager to put tho opera
ton through. 1t has been suggested that
the Pennsylvania would consider par a
fair price. This would mea a some-
what higher price for the stock during
the process Of marketing.
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10 THE HOLDERS OF FIRST MORT.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN COAL G IRON
nIJE NAV lST

The undersigned, Trustee under the
mortEase above referred to. desires under
sum Of Fifteen thousand six hundred
twenty six dollars and ss-l00 (tlI,seGss) In
the purchase OF bonds Of said Issue, provided
such purchase can In It's opinion now be
made advantageously.
Sealed offers Of said bonds may be sent
TO the once OF the undersigned, Trust De-
on or before January 2bth. 1915, a. lively We
O'Clock noon, The right IL reserved by the
undersigned to reject any aud all offers.
CODUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
Successor Trustee.
BY GEORGE r. WARREN. Woe -Preriden
Dated. New York. December sth. 1Sl5.
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TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY

regular quarterly dividend OF one and
three fourths per cent, I%rC Upon the
Preferred, and ono and one-haIf per cent.
lle%) upon the Common Capital stock Of
this Company. payable January Jrd. 1915.
TO ~tockholders OF record At the close Of
business December I'm, 1915.
Dividend checks NJ! be matted by The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. Ira No
fer Agents. Nos, l6-.- William Street. New
York cry. to stockholders who have nled
mailing orders.
A. NJ ROBERTSON. Secretary.
New York. December :. 1919.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
United Shoe Machinery CORPORATION

The Directors of this Corporation have
declared a quarterly dividend OF IL.
t37ac per share) on the Preferred capital
stock, and a dividend of go (50c per
share) on the Common capital stock. both
payable January 8. 1916. to stockholders
of record At the close of business
December IL. 1915.
L. A. COOLIDGE. Treasurer.
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AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY ca

New York. December ., 1915.
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK DIVIDEND
NO SO.
4 dividend Of one-haif per cent. (xM,
on the Common Stock Of this Company mas
this day been declared, PAYABLE saturday,
January /. 1919. to stockholders of record
al the close OF business Friday, December
10, 1913.
Checks will be mailed by the Guaranty
Trust Company OF New York.
y. $. DELANO. Treasurer.
VIM. NJ. HAGER. Secretary.
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Cinderella.

In a bull market anything with a
name and a prioe is a ut object for spec
ulation. II Is not surprising therefore
that the Quicksilvers. Brunswick Docks
and B~atopMases have had their fling.
There Is one stock. however. that has
been conspicuous for its absence 80 far.
and that Is Manhattan Beach. Even tho
news that the old Oriental Hotel was to
no torn down has failed to stir the
stock. although II has stirred the imagi-
nations OF tho old timers. In the bull
markets Of twenty years 6 Manhattan
Beach was a favorite medium for spec
ulation. 1t could always be depended
upon for a run of from five TO six points
from time to time. There Ia quite q lit
tie difference of opinion over tho cause
Of this strange sluggishness OF Manhat-
tan Beach. Some people suggest that II
Is tho fault of tho specialist.
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C.stons Receipts Yesterday,

The total recelpts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday were 377O..
O7s.O 6. Of which S2cs .066.l5 was for
merchandise withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and 35t1.01l.N for recent
importations.
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xtlly.spNNsnslu TIRE COMPANY.

Quarterly dividends OF "a on the Six
Per Cent, Preferred stock, ana at.o on
ths Seven Per Cent Second Preferred
stock OF this Company have been declared.
payable January 3, 1915, TO Stockholders
~ record At the close of business December
III. ieib. +. A. SEAMAN. Secretary.
New York. December Z. 1918.
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Open irh.IOw. Clos

The local market for spot cotton vas
quiet. . points decline; middlrg. 1c.6r.
Southern spot markets rs officially reported
were unchaneej: Norfolk, 6 poinis decline:
New orleans. 12.,3c.. Galveston IL 6c. /:
Savannah. i.ac.: Memphis. l2.3c.: Augusta,
i:isr; Houston. 12!1c New Orleans market
losed steady
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AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.

A quarterly dividend OF one and thres-
the Preferred Stock OF this COMPANY, pa
able January LIST, 1918. To ~Stockholdcrs ~
record at the close Of business Dec einh her
18th, 1918. Transfer Books Will rcmaia
open. Checks mailed.
r. II. lSMoN, secretary 4 Trc.>.fs,.
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AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY CO

Now YORK, pecomber 2. 1915.
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK DIVIDEND
80. 81.
A dividend of one and three-quarsera
per cent on 60 on the Preferred stock Of
this Company has this day been declared.
payable SATURDAY, January /, 1915, to
stockholders OF record al the close OF busi-
ness Friday, December 10, 1918.
Checks will be mailed by the Qua IA mtg
Trust Company Of New York.
$, $. DEIANO. Treasures.
WIN. n. HAGER. Secretary.
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The II A. N. bids 10 Liverpool were JAnu.
sry, /: $50. March. lc.S3c.: NAY. l30+c July.
slsc October, ls.10c. Tho market there 10
due TO open to-day one.hAf 10 one poin1 ID.
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The American Agricultural
Chemical Company

New YORK, December q, 1917
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE
stock Of this Company tho. Az. and q
quarterly dividend OF one per cent. on the
commo stock ,No. IL have been declared
payable January 10. 1916, to stockholder.
Of record AZ the close of business on Mon
day. Decemher 20. 1915.
THOMAS 4. DOE, Treasurer.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
~
Ailis- Chalmers ManufactL ling Company

AI10-C uUImtTB
Decem ber g.. 1915,
The Board Of Directors has declared divt,
dends of ONE AND .o!SE-HAlIF PEE
CENT. for quarter ending December Sl
1915, and ONE y ONE-HALF PEN
CENT. on account accrued dividends on me
nreferred stock OF this Company. payable
on January Is. 1916. to preferred stock
holders OF record at the close of business
december 81. 1918.
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THE DULUTH:surERI0R TRACTION GO

The Board Of Directors have declared a
rAsular quarterly dividend of one per
cent. ucc) upon the Preferred stock or
this Company, payable January srd, lsis;;
TO stockh holders OF record az the Close OF
business December 18th, 1878.
Dividend checks will be mailed by Tho
Harn,crs' Loan and Trust Company. Trans
fer Agents. Nos is-22 Wilham stree,, SSsw
~" s I. REIcHERT.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Nsv York, December 9Th. 1915
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the CINCINNATI, hamilton { DAYTON
RAILWAY COMPANY

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ARTHUR z. HATCHER. Secretary, J. H. MecLEMENT.
40 Broadway New York City GORDON ABBOTT,
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Voting Trust Certincates for preferred
stock.
Referring to the foregoing notice OF ANS
Chalmers Manufacturing Company. checks
FOR the dividends upon the preferred shares
when received will be mailed 20 the holders
Of Voting Trust Certificates for Preferred
stock OF record at the close OF business
December 81. 1915.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK,
Agent for Voting Trustees
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Open.H igh.Low- Clos
Prev.

Ths Liverpool market opened steady.
There was = good dem and business In spOt
cotton with middlins unchanged ~ It'd.
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SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY.
THE BOARD or DiREcToRS HIVE
this day declared a quarterly dividend Of
20 on Preferred Stock and . dividend Of
3. 1913, TO stockholders of record Decembsr
II. 1916. r. A. DILLINGHAM;. Secretary,
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE sEABOARD NATIONAL BANK
or THE CITY or NEW YORK.

New York. December .. 1915,
The Annual Meeting OF the Shareholders
Of this bank for the election Of Directors
WIN be held at the banking Rooms, No. IL
Broadway, on Tuesday. January II. 1915,
from ~ NJ, 20 ! +. NJ,
w. X. CLpvERLEY. Cashier.
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ALFRED A. COOK,
Counsel,
CHAUNCEY II. MURPHEY. Secretary
55 Cedar Street. New York.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13
l5l HOLIDAYS.

having been shown to your Committee through computa
ton made by the Superintendent of Public Instruction. Mr.
Henry w Kinney, that esch school holiday involves the Terri
tory expenditure Of 100 which there
the Legislature be called to that fact We believe that the
whole matter holiday should be guarded rather care
fully and fact If possible should be decreased rather than
increased correctly informed Legislature has
laws pertaining three Of local election
days. and those three days could be placed Saturdays
practically $14OOO00 in all which believe is well worth
considering For the that another Committee
ready the Chamber Of Commerce
of Honolulu relative Holidays which the Chamber has
passed upon do not regard that at liberty to
0mmend anything inconsistent Herewith If however it
late reconsider anything previously
accepted point would like with the consent of the
Committee whom the subject of Holidays referred
suggest and recommend that the saving of the $13818OO
above stated be accomplished by the legal placing Of local
election days Saturdays instead Of school days
f61 EsTABLIsHMENT or TERRITORIAL AGRICUI-
TURA1 HIGH SCHOOL.
For the purpose increasing usefulness the College
Of Hawaii to the community In general through plan
that will supply ultimately increasing number of its
dents regard It emineny advisable and have
the matter brought before the Legislature for its best
ton Specifically the reasons for urging the establishment of
such school are stated follows:
There school Of secondary grade in the Territory
giving adequate vocational and industrial training
There great demand By pupils for vocational train
ing, and
8 There great demand by the Territory industries for
more efficient workers
Your Committee therefore, RECOMMENDS, That the Cham
b q Commerce Of Honolulu call the attention Of the Lea
ture e the establishment Of Territorial Agricultural High
(continusd On page Eighteen)
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Through kindness Mr. G. H Cooke your Committee OBJ
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having developed during Investigation that might
prove advantageous both to the schools and community
there transfer of the full and expenditure for
Furniture and Fixtures Of public schools from City and
County to the Territory through its Department of Public
srucon made special inquiry of the Superintendent of
the Department to which he, Mr. w Kinney under date
Of the 9Th made reply, follows
Dear sir:- In reply to your inquiry Of March 9TH.
beg to state as follows:
My main for asking for the transfer of the
school furniture and fixtures appropriation to the
jurisdiction Of the Department of Public Instruction
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-13

elastic compulsory Including
ent agricultural high connected with the College IA
ahese Of the mmendsions made by the Cham
Der Of Comeree committee bic schools and vocational train
report Will meeting Monday.
donation
Chamber scholarships 500
the College u Hawaii made IN the es
the onoilu,
territorial expenditure fer furniture
fixtures IN the public .#s@tE 8
The g. sooh chairman; H. NJ. Volt
r. ~ Trent and Edgar Wood. u foiloss in fun:
Honolulu Hawaii, March 8, 1915
Hon. George r. Carter,
President Chamber of Commerce of Honolulu.
Honolulu Hawaii.
Dear Sif.-Your Committee Public Schools and Voca-
tonal Training have undertaken study various subjects and
have to report as follows:
% A MORE ELASTIC COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE
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Respectfully yours,
hespect1uly yours ~
Signed CHARLES W. BALDWIN,
Principal Kaahumanu7 School.

Upon the statements made to the existing needs
Committee became that much had been
asked through the Budget of Estimates We believe should
receive the hearty support of the entire community
pears to compilation of that which merely des
sary and therefore, we RECOMMEND That the Budget of
Esmatts that has been carefully prepared and
the regular Board Of Estimates required BY Law s. above
Be endorsed by and receive the support Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce Of Honolulu.
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CD MORE ELASTIC COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE
Law,

For the that education going ali of the time,
either that street. that of the schools the for evil
and tho other for good the for evil should be essened
and the opportunity for good should be increased The future
good citizenship Of the Territory requires this and import
be too strongly urged We, therefore believe it
step the right direction RECOMMEND That The
Chamber Of Commerce Of Honolulu Legature in
session. amendments TO the present compulsory school
attendance law, making Il elastic il It's operation We
suggest for its attention law that shall provide follows
The attendance Of all children from six to thirteen years Of
age until they completed the Of the sixth grade
at either public private school, obligatory and il shall
be incumbent upon al parents guardians and others having
the responsibility and Of children Of such ages send
them to such school.
The certificate issued by the Department Of Public nstruc
ton showing the child has the sixth grade shall
constitute working permit Cor permit to workJ.
is provided however that al children living within
miles Of advanced vocational school between the ages Of
thirteen and eighteen attend school unless suitably EN-
pIoyed
And further provided that such attendance shall not be
compulsory in the following cases:
the distance the nearest exceeds
miles and no suitable transportation is provided.
Second When such child shall be physically mentally
unable attend school, of which the certificate Of duly
licensed physician shall be sufficient evidence.
Third when competent person Is employed as tutor in
the family wherein such child resides and proper instruction
IS impaired.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-07-24
a SAINT FOR THE WEEK.
ST. CYRIL, MARTYR.

st. Cyril suffered while still boy
at Caesarea in Cappadocia during the
persecution of the third century. He
used to repeat the name of Christ
at all times, and confessed that the
mere utterance of this name moved
him strangely. He was beaten and
reviled by his heather father. But
he bore all this with Joy, increasing
in the strength of Christ Who dwelt
within him, and drawing many Of his
own age to the imitation of his heaven
ly life. When his father in his fury
turned him out of doors, he said he
had lost title, and would. receive a
great recompense instead. 81 /
Soon after he was brought before
the magistrate on account 5of his
faith. No threats could make him
show sign Of fear, and the Judge,
plying perhaps his tender years,
offered him his freedom, assured him
of his fathers forgiveness, and be-
sought him to return to his home and.
inheritance. But the blessed youth
replied, Il left my home gladly, for
have a greater and better which
is waiting for me-" He was filled
with the same heavenly desire to the
end He was taken to. the fire as
if for execution, and was then brought
back and re-examined, but he only
protested against the cruel delay.
Led out to die, he hurried on the
executioners, gazed unmoved at the
flames which were kindled for him,
and expired, fastening, as he said
to his home.
Souls which are on fire with the
desire of heaven long. for death, and
cannot understand the sorrow of
those WHO would detain them from
this sovereign good. Cyril rebuked
the Christians who stood weeping
around him. "You ought to laugh and
rejoice" he said, "and escort me
with delight now that ]. am about to
suffer. Surely you do not know the
city in which l am going to dwell .
Their grief, however, was but for a
moment; and the letter in which they
relate his passion speaks only of their
holy joy in the glory Of the youth
full martyr. a
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= = Z "a E4 af.ss - 4Ns4
Now mind, this man may be entire
ly admirable; that is not the question.
What we want to know is: What is
his definite attitude ON the subject of
matrimony, and what guarantee is
there that he will not change, though
maybe now comfortable to Catholic
teaching 2" The path of marriage is
hard 1t is not a mere saying to in.
sist that only God can give the
strength to bear mutual burdens. The
examples of men who had lived years
with faithful spouse, afterward leay-
ing her to take up with more youth.
full and more attractive woman, are
too common to require emphasis here,
If such a tragic thing should tran.
spire, it must be clear to the Catholic
party that she alone (since it is gen.
orally a wonan) must suffer the CON
sequences of his un-Catholic conduct.
1t is hardly necessary to enlarge on
the fact that in a mixed marriage the
whole duty of instilling religion falls
on the Catholic wife. Hers is the
constant struggle against his example
of utter religious Indifference in the
home; hers the sorrow of seeing the
son following in the footsteps of the
father, or the growing daughter, to
whom she may not speak in warning
the thoughts that are in her own
heart. Then, too, there is the gradual
growing apart on questions that every
year makes more vital, and since
with advancing years religion replaces
so many other things, the Catholic
starts down the shadoWy way in ap-
palling loneliness.
This is only bare outline of what
the Catholic party to mixed mar
riage must bear. Before matrimony,
anxiety and fear. In the early stages
of married life, constant misunder-
standings that explanations will not
explain. In middle married life, when
the early attractions are waning, the
constant pullings at the heart-strings
and the dread of threatening calamity
In older life, the separation from a
communion that brightens declining
days.
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A PRIEST HERo's RECORD.

=
The summary of a Jesuit priest
mslitary career in the present war is
thus given in the French Journal Of
fetal:
"A priest in civil life. Joined the
regiment as a reservist soldier. Soon
became a devoted assistant of his
commanders and a friend of his com.
rades, counselling. sustaining and
comforting them. Always volunteered
for any delicate or perilous undertake.
ing. BY his daring succeeded in
bringing accurate accounts of the en-
envy. Named corporal September s,
1914; decorated with the medaille
militaire September 80; promoted
sergeant October 16, second Heuten
ant, November rs. He was mortally
wounded, December Z, in a trench
while going to pray over the bodies
of two soldiers of his company