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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06
Gayety's New Bill
Shows Good Solo
And Choral Numbers

The solo and chorus numbers of Harry
Hastings show at the Gayety are nm
usually worthy. Dan Coleman's clever
makeup and whimsicalities are much IN
evidence. The show opened weeks en-
gagement last evening. The curtain went
up at $40 and the performers romped
through the program with considerable
spirit.
This production came clean from tho
east 70 open the season here and they
came clean" too. because there was lit
tie or nothing of suggestive stuff heard
Assisting Mr. Coleman in the principal
parts are Palmer Hines. Jenn Leonard,
William BOWS. Arthur Henry. Phil Peters.
Florence barley Alma Bauer. Anna Corr
ners and Hazel Lorraine.
Miss Bauer dlspOrts her sumptuous ner-
sonality in series of attractive gowns.
She wears an ankle watch and shows
how woman acts when she has dallied
long over wine for which some one else
is paying
The audience is given a glimpse into
the interior OF submarine and is shown
now divers neglect their work when they
meet coterle OF mermaids beneath tho
sea. A novel offering is talking moving
pictures
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06
King Ak Will Stage
Two Shows at the
Den for Visitors

There are to be two shows at Ak-sar-Ben
Den this week. Monday night the eitors
from all parts of the state are to be
entertained an initiated The same night
the visiting letter carriers-not the dele
gates-are to be entertained. There arc
to be many visiting carriers from Des
Moines, Sioux City Kansas City. st.
Louis, st. Joseph and Lincoln
Then Wednesday evening there is TO
be a special performance for the dele
gates to the letter carriers convention.
1t is likely there will be as many ss
800 of them on that evening d
A bunch of good fellows from Neigh
known as the Neigh Boosters club
are to come down Monday evening also.
There are to be some forty iu the
party.
The editors are to meet at the Rene
hotel Monday noon and go from there
to the South Omaha Live Stock Exchange
building for luncheon. Then they are to
go back up town to see the Labor day
and letter carriers parade, or the horse
races. or both, and meet again for a
o'clock dinner at the Rome From
there they are to be hustled to the Den.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06
Omaha University
Increases Space

Advance interest by prospective students
points to the largest student body enroll
ment in the history OF the University OF
Omaha when It opens September Is. Fax
tensive improvements and repairs are UNI
der way In both Redick and John Jacobs
Memorial halls which are expected to re-
lleve the overcrowding OF class rooms
The installation OF desks and new
equipment In the laboratories will allow
a 80 per cent increase OF working space.
The biology department has also been
enlarged by the occupation OF the arts
room.
The admitting OF Dundee students to the
Omaha High school will tend to lessen
the enrolment In the academic depart
ment 10 such an extent that Dean Halsey
has so increased as to warrant It's en-
sible.
Pedagogical subjects are to be made
one of the big features OF the school this
season Since the university has been
allowed TO give It's graduates a first-class
state teachers certificate this department
has son increased az to warrant its en-
largement.
A pre-medlc course will also be one Of
the features. The course has been so ar
ranged that It meets the requirements OF
the surrounding medical colleges.
To take the place Of r. p. Ramsay Of
the sacred literature department, Henry
seibert. Phi. D., has been secured. He
will also help in the German department
Miss Mantor OF the University OF Me-
braska will have charge OF the biology
department. while Miss E. Gordon Of the
same university has been secured for the
English department. Miss Kate McIiuGh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06

day for three days, and 1c a word each
day for a week. Prompt and courteous
service.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Vachtel will
be held this afternoon from the home of
her daughter 3JO6 y street. Burial will
be In st. Mary's cemetery.
Office space for rent in Bee office. 231S
N street. Terms reasonable Well known
location. Tel. South "a
Lester Robinson, South Side high
school graduate, will leave the first part
OF the week for Lincoln to take up his
studies at the State university
We can install an oil burner in your
heating plant Call us Robert Parks
Heating and Plumbing Co. All North
Twenty-fourth street Telephone South 81.
Tony Stecker" was arrested last even
ing at the South Side police station on a
charge of carrying concealed weapons
with threat to shoot by Detectives Gillen
Keep your money and valuables I'm the
American Safe Deposit vaults. 21S South
seventeenth street, Bee building Boxes
rent 300 for three months. Open from
a. m. to D. m.
The Msyflower Review No 80 of the
Womens Benefit association of the
Maccabees held its regular meeting Sep
TENDER ] and elected the following Off
GERS: Anna Caldwell, commander; Tillie
Donovan, lieutenant commander; Rosie
Ryan, past commander; Bridget Moriarty
record keeper; Mary Finance, auditor:
Bridget Byrne. lady-at-arms; Susan
Cassidy. picket; Marie Kelly, musician
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06
RUBEL'S AWARDS ARE
Determined BY JlJnGES

me awards OF prizes were announced
at Kuoers last night. the judges having
reached decision during the evening
A combination coal and gas range was
given to l.. j. Boyle OF 40 North Tween
ty-sixth street; Miss Mary Hoibrook OF
1914 South Thirty-sixth street gets the
dress form; the kitchen cabinet goes TO
II. NJ Baird of 1852 Seward street; a
leather rocker was awarded TO Miss
Emma Strong OF 1922 North Twentieth
street; a hall clock Is the reward OF Mrs.
H. r. Sherwood OF 2226 Ohio street. and
Circassian walnut dresser will be
turned over 10 Cary Knudson. sls South
Twentieth street.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06
MYR0N LEARNED'S PEPPERS
PROVE HIM some FARMER

When Blackstone pals. and Gritty no
longer thralls, when Somebody on
'rorts' grows wearisome, and the
NV. Rep" loses its taste. then Myron
Learned knows where TO turn for GER
tain surcease and succor from his care.
In the good brown earth he delves. and
those who know him well say he gets
more real pleasure out OF watching
things grow In response TO his cultural
cOaxing than he can extract even from
well drawn brief or a sweetly reasoned
decision. Not many folks know this side
Of his life. but some OF his friends have
lately had most indubitable proof OF his
success. such as green peppers that grew
at Walden. and would make a king 5
gardener swell with pride. They have
voted him some farmer"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06
FOUR PERSONS INJURED i.
STREET CAR ACCIDENTS

Four persons were slightly hurt last
night In three separate accidents in
which street cars figured.
]. b. Ash. rs years old. living at 2iO
Crown Point avenue. fell from a street
car at Twenty-fourth and Cunning when
he tried TO alight while the car was in
motion. He received scalp decorations in
the fall.
Mrs Jacob Nick, sl71 street. fell from
a street car at Sixteenth and Howard
when she had an attack of heart Illness.
She was taken home.
James Jensen. 1923 North Twenty-third.
received a lacerated scalp when he
walked into car. failing TO note its
approach.
George s. Barker candidate at the last
primary election for the office of police
magistrate. was badly bruised when a
car bumped him.
Police Surgeons Foltz. Shook and Zim-
merer. who took care of the injured ones,
say that none OF the hurts will have
serious consequences.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06
Ure Is Treasurer
Everywhere--But
Not in Own Home

When City Treasurer Miles of Des
Moines was over here for Sunday COM
mittee dinner at the Commercial club,
he was introduced 10 w. g. IRE as city
treasurer OF Omaha.
Yes" chimed in one of the group.
and Mr.. IRE is treasurer for the county
and for the School board and for the
Water board. too"
And he is treasurer for the Billy
Sunday campaign as we'll" declared an
other
THE only place" replied Ure. mod
estly acknowledging all these honors.
where I find / can't be treasurer is In
my own homel"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06
Bell a Pioneer
And War Veteran

"As one of the pioneers OF Nebraska,
w. A. Bell. who died last week as a
result OF an auto accident, is entitled TO
more than mere passing notice." said an
old timer. He was a brother of John 7.
Bell. who helped lay the foundations OF
Omaha. though w. A. Bell had settled
in Washington county I'm 1884, coming TO
live in Omaha only about the year 1900,
He was union veteran and had reached
the age OF 70. with a fiRe family suryiv-
ing him."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06
COMMERCIAL CLUB TO PAY
RENT FOR AUDITORIUM

In conference the city commissioners
asreed to rent the Auditorium Tor the
msh carriers national convention Tor
tSV. the building will be used = DAYS
oes'nning Sunday, The publicity depar,-
mont OF the Commercial club will pay the
rent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06
Benefited ny clsamberiain's
Eminent.

Last winter I used Chamberlain's Lin
iment for rheumatic pains stiffness and
soreness OF the knees. and can cOnscien-
tiously say that ! never used anything
that did me so mueh good '-Edward
Craft, Elba. n Y. obtainable everywhere.
-Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06

MISS ELvA REED AND MISS DORA GRUICH, one an
American girl and the other Serbian girl sailed Septem
Der for Serbia where they will establish American
school for Serbian children orphaned by the to be
known the rockingham institute the gift of John
rockingham his sister Elizabeth, Of Tarrytown N. Y
and five Serbian friends.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06

win also he on the nnslinh department
staff
Tuesday. September H. viii be the off
cisl registration day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Roderic Crane. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas ID. Crane, will leave FOR tbe
Lawrenceville school at I.awrencevilie
Y. j., where he will take a course pre-
paFatoFy to college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Dobbins of Lin
during the opening OF the Sunday meet.
ings. Mr.. Dobbins is editor OF the Lin
coin Daily News
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Slabaugh will leave
September for Los Angeles. Cal. 20 re-
main until next April
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06

sour stomach Indigestion Cared.
Your stomach aud bowels need clean
ing out. DR.. Kings New Life Pills give
quick relief Only sc. An druggists.
Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06
CHICAGO ss SHSSSSss Or EO sIyIeS Az

Training courses tor playground al
Recreation Workers Technical classes
Hoill House and practice work In
Playground and settlements. For "
nounCemeuts. address TIE Hegistra
1853 MichiURn Ave- "hica~o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06

Rent houses Quick with a Pee Went Ad
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-06
scmooLs AND coLLEeEs.

oooNrx SCHOOL Founded In AZ
country scuUui Tor gvung lAhien
Near Philadelphia and New York ia
Cooke estate. 66 acres
Miss Abby A. sutherland. PrincipS
Montgomery Co. penuH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-01
DAIRY PRODUCTS R K

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yesterday were
Ts e. qule, and trading was below norma:
s,eek to o' isas sS"i ihs price,, ss"% as they lst c! ssSsi
the day before. There was sufficient State
8 1sicS s,o.k to cut the price ,,,; Rene:
up isc. Market closed barely steady with
receipts for the hrst .thre. days In the
Prices: creamery. eS,ras, 90 score, ?sc.;
higher scoring 2sis a sec.: hrsis. So TO
s asHsS,' con common m, 81, 10 ffS GiTH Pa ~ lPa PRIME reno enc
ssss,ed' es,rs'' 2as q s!iss,; hr'';; ishT
rent make, nrsts. 2iit 22c. seconds. ale;
current make. No. :, 2oc.; lower grades,
ing by exporters yesterday and home
trade was only fair The .uppliss were
change In quotation was 1c. decline on
lower grades Of state skins. Market closed
steady. Prices: state. whole milk. fresh
rats a?a twins. white and @colorc, specials.
lsA @i5hcy average fancy. issc.: state
.kims' fresh spcciSis, ~ q skims,
iiGcsSe, e"0'''' ''"'-'' '"' 10 GOOD ~"
EGGs-ArrIvais continue liberal and in
excess Of the ~consunip,lye demand. DUAL.
more poor eyss coming now than at any
H. n,5"ei, Is urhmvd "rr f"r M, he s prTi". Of S"G cIesnn n.n
up. Buyers were particular about quality
and i3r tnat r,1son thee was some aceu'
Fresh gathered. e2Wesc.: extras. frst-.
?oa2ic., nrst-.. lsia a l9tqe.; seconds. In
Isc NO. l. dirties. iSgleitc.; hennery.
browns. 22is a &c: mixed colors. In
LIVE PoutTRY-Prices we're fixed yes.
terday for hroi!ers. fowls and ducks, but
not for turkeys. geese and other lines.
trading was slow except Cor brOilcrs. and
ttn roiisr. ''1 ,,an up well; The s9uinern
portion Of tho broliers came by express,
There, were 20 cars unlondcd yesterday,
two Of which were nv express. The feel
hculi U get at the outside quotation. Prices:
Fowls. 1ttg "a lie. broilers. 20 n sc. ducks.
Long Island. spring, iSnistsc.; old. l5T
1910.
DRESSED northumberland for fresh
Killed fowls was not so good yesterday
and market was generally easier. There
was some. demand from out OF town for
ecaldod Michigan fowls. and they were
and . shade easier, although there was no
change in prices. out OF town trade for
htoilers was good and tho market closed for
these Arm; Long Island ducks. were not
ket was n little nrmcr. without change In
price: In frozen poultry broilers were
urged Mt a lower price. and as there were
no sales a. the lower range quotations
to box. Western, so lbs. and over. isc.;
Michigan. scalded. 23n 2ic.: broilers. 90
@a:c.; old roostcrs. iiIlitsc. SQUADS,
lbs, So : lbs, $3.50. Turkeys, fresh
hens and toms. l6Ti7c. Frozen-Turkeys,
dry picked. selected. Gle; Western. zoe.
Texas l7nlIiac, Brothers. milk fed. IS
23c. Chickens. l2 TO b~x. milk fed. 81 TO rs
lbs, zoe. ~ lbs. and over. 81 d22c. corn
fed, 81 to 80 lbs. isc. IS lbs and over.
zee, Fowls, " to box. 60 lbs. and over TO
dozen: isc. 80 to 80 lbs, i5c. Old ROSTERS.
120i2i.c.
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COUPONS DUE AT THE OFFICE OF THE
Seaboard National Bank
Is Broadway, S Beaver Street
JULY LIST, 1915

Ashrboro ~. c. Electric and Water.
t,artlcs,iIic tOkla.) School Building.
Camilla ttia.) various.
Cincinnati, Dayton 4 Toledo Tract.
Clnrks,illr IbcNas) sewer.
CIcburnc CrrNns) water Works.
Clinton q, o. Water and Sewerage
IoshWctOn Cus Co.
Denison trrxn-). city Of. Water Works.
Great Falls NIOntl Rrfunding.
aulfport tFln,D, Town of.
Highland Park school District. County 81
iIrnricO.
IIotchkiss Goio.) Water Works.
Hubbard trrNnsI various.
itRscn lTcNnsI school.
Jacksonville CrrNns) School.
Jefferson trcxas) Consolidated Debt and
Water Works.
u. y. Is. Johnston Land Co.
Kittitas. Co., wash. Reclamation Dis
LAFAYETTE tGa.). City Of, Water and
Electric.
Icnoi- d. c. street Improvement. Water
and sewer.
I%incolnton N. c. Water and Sewer.
Meridian (Miss.) various.
Milcn (Ga.) Public improvement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-01

gives notice that II has approved and
adopted a Plan and Agrc-mcn, for the
REORGANIZATION 81 The Wabash Pitts
burgh Terminal Rsilway Company, and
has lodged comics of such Plan and Agree
ment with COLUMBIA TRUST cont
PAN.y. OF NEW YORK. the Depository
or the Committcc, at It's Office. No. 60
broadwey; New York city.
All holders or Certificates OF Deposit
who shall fail to withdraw their Bonds
IN the manner provided In said Deposit
Agreement within thirty DAYS after the
date OF this notice. shall be conclusIvslv
and nnhlly deemed for all PURPOSES 70
have assentcd to said Plant and Agree
mrnt. In accordance with said DcpoSl,
Agreement OF July Is. 1910. n holder
thirty days after this detc withdraw
from said Agreement upon the terms
ana conditions therein expressed and
without being required 10 make n
payment whatever as a condition Of such
Withdrawal. The members of the Com
mittee have waived all compensation for
their services under said agreement.
Copies. OF the Plan and Agreement ~
Reorganization may be obtained from
the Dcpositarv.
The Committee recommends the ac-
ceptancc NJ said Plan and Agreement by
the holders OF Certificates Of Deposit
and that they. make the required pay
ments hereunder.
Dated. New York. June -. 1918.
LANES &. CHAPLIN Chairman.
MElGS II. MHAPI.ES.
WILLIAM X. NICHOLSON,
CIARENCE l.. HARPER,
RICHARD SUTRO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-01

Morgnnton u. g. school.
NorRuntOwn Nv. VA school.
MorgnntOwn Il Wheeling X. X. Co.
Monro" County iMiss.) Road District
No. 3.
New Albion N. W Highway and Bridge,
Newton u. g. ImprO, ement.
Ocaln 1EIa.), City ".
piUmnrr ldnhol Highway District.
kOnnOke NR) kcfunding.
Robertson County (TeNns). Precinct No. 1
San Angelo Texas, Central Fire station
4 Ward school.
-, Petersburg trin.) Public Improvement
shelby County Tenn various.
shreveport ua) Fire Depart, Improve
sioux Fails ls. D.) Water Works.
SistrrNine Nv. Nn,) Improvement.
spring Vile tN. W Water and Electric.
stafford County Na.D Road.
TcNnrkann Cpexas) Ward school.
Tonuw uEda N. W Sewer.
Vale iDreg0n) Water Works.
Waupaca Water Works.
West Palm beach (FIs.) Street. Sewer and
Riparian Improvement.
willis Point tTeXas) Water Works,
Winona Gas, Light & Coke Co.
isiobusha County (Miss.) vsrioua
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-01
The Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal
Railway Company


This Committee. having approved the
ran ana Agreement for the rcorganiza-
tlon OF The Wabash Pittsburgh Ter
mlnal Railway Company dated June %,
loI3' recommends that holders Of Sec
ond Mortgage Bonds accept said Plan
and Agreement and make the payments
winch they are permitted 10 make there
under. In order TO enable holders Of
second Mortgage Bonds deposited with
THIS Committee to participate In said
Plan and to deposit their bonds in ac-
COrdancc Herewith the Deposit Agree
Inent of June 2. ia0s. under which this
committee was constituted. has been
terminated.
The members OF this Committee have
waived all compensation for their own
services, but IN order IN reimburse the
committee and to provide for moneys
borrowed, advances made and indebted
ness and liabilities Incurred. holders OF
Certificates Of Deposit FOR Second Mort
gage Bonds VIII be required. upon with
draw ing their bonds, to paw onc-half OF
ono per cent. Of the principal OF the bonds
withdrawn to GUARANTY TRUST COM
PANf OF NEW YORK. the Depository,
under said Deposit Agreement.
as the Plan and Agreement provide
that. the Second Mortgage Bonds must
be deposited on or before September /,
1915. bondholdcrs are urged TO act
promptly.
Dated. New York. Junc IS. 1915.
! EXANDEE y. HEMPUIII,
ANDREW y. MILLER,
ALBERT II. WIGGIN.
%tommttt"".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-01
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST,

WI svs"'
Albion. Ind. Water Compar..
halnbridge., Ga, s.wer.
Is!io". Fla, st, Imp.
i :H,sisri " Va. ST. y. and sewer.
Cascade Co.. Mont. sch. Dist. No. 4.
Cnotran Go, Mont: Lnmd'nE.
Cook Co.. Ill., sch: nist.. No. 10.
Ellsworth. Kan. RcfundiBg.
Enfield. Ill., ~RefundinE.
GairmOnt. Ind, school.
Green Hay. Wis. school, G. n. & Rfds.
H H%n'ns.S%. iinnSS.... WW sscr%Srss Co.
Jonc-boro. Ind. Funding.
Kalamazoo, Mich. city and -. Imp.
Kent. Wash. Water and !.iRht.
Lebanon. Ind. W~aterworks.
iinwood i Auburn i~ves Dist.
Madison, Ca. school.
Marshall Co, MINI. Ditch.
Miles city Electric Light.
Montpelier. Ind. Funding.
NIorriron County. Mimi. Ditch.
Nashville. Tenn. Trunk sewer.
iitt Co.. -, g; bridge.
N"irish. t"" G. water.
Kobsrt.on Co. Tenn. Road.
E"cH It'll: ~ Z. "; W. 1t. & s-w-r.
snohomish. wash, General 4 Water.
south Orange, y. j., school & RfdR.
Taylor County, Wis. jail,
Nigo County. Ind, Building.
Winston. y. g.. Gent Municipal.
~Naiebusha County. Miss. jail.
july 1eTH.
Fowler. Ind. School.
july 10TH.
vecdersburg. Ind. school.
July nth.
Huntington. Ind. Water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-01
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

United Traction Co. Of Pittsburgh.
Coupons due July /. 1915. from tho
General Mortgage 3 per cent, Bonds or
after maturity at the onice OF Drawn
Brothers & Company. SO Wall street, New
York. C., j. BRAUN, II Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-01
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
Of the City OF New York.

NEW 1Ork, June Nth, 1915,
The Board Of Directors have his day
declared a quarterly dividend OF FIVE
PER CENT. payable on and after July
ist-13l5, The transfer books Will remain
closed until that date.
M f. WHITAKER. Cashier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-01
J. |. Case %Threshing Machine Company

Racine. wis. L, : A, June ?. 1915.
A dividend of one and three-quariers per
G rn ~ 1PSh the on'stannlhs IKE.
been declared. payable on THURSDAY. July
!, 1915. to stockholders Of record nt The
close Of business Monday, June II, i9l5. and
on July l, 1915. the Voting Trustees for
the holders OF PREFERRED STOCK
TRUST CERTIFICATES Will he prepared
TO distribute the above dividend when r..
ceived by them, among such holders on.
Tilted thereto whose names appear Of rec
ord on their books 81 the close OF business
Monday, June II, 1915
RICHARD T ROBINSON. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-01
The Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal
Railway Company

To Holders Of Certificates OF Deposit
Issued nv Central Trust Company Of
New York and by Old COLONY Trust
gsEeF -Four Per Cent. Fifty Year i;oid
bonds Of said Railway Company:
Notice Ia hereby given that the Com
mittee constituted under the agreement
dated June 3. 1905. as amended by In
strument dated July 10, 1905. has pre-
Plan and Agreement for the reOreani.a-
ton Of The Wabash Pittsburgh Ter
mlnal Railway Company. dated June rs.
1915. and has caused a o Of said Plan
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW York and
acopy thereof with OLD COLONY TRUST
COMPANY tot Boston,. Depositaries
under said agreement dated June ;, 1905.
Holders OF the above remembered cert,-
ncates Of deposit within sixty days from
June ~. 1915, tthe date Of the frst publlcA-
ton Of this notice' may exercise the right
OF withdrawal conferred BY said agree
ment OF June 3. i8Os. as amended. upon
surrender Of tEelr certificates Of deposit,
properly endorsed for transfer II regis
tered. to tho Depository which issued
the anne, and upon tho payment OF their
PRO RATA share Of the sum nxed by the
Committee for Its compensation and cx-
penses. and upon reimbursement also
70 the Commlttee Of their PRO RATA
liabilities, The compensation Of the Com
mittec Included In tho amount hxed as
aforesaid Ia the sum OF $1,000. awarded
TO the estates Of the two deceased mem
beers Of the Committee. all other mem.
bers OF the Committee having waived
compensation under said agreement as
amended. Holders Of certificates OF de-
posit who do not so withdraw within said
period of sixty days shall DO entitled to
the benefits Of the Plan and Agreement
subject 10 compliance with the terms and
conditions thereof.
The Committee recommends that
holders Of certificates OF deposit accept
said PrAn and Agreement and make the
payments therein provided TO br made
by said certiiicate-holders. Copies of
the Plan and Agreement may be obtained
from the Dc~positaricS above named.
Dated. New York. juno rs. 1916.
J.. y. WALLACE. Chairman.
HALEY FlSkE,
HAIRY BRO MFR,
MfRON T. HERRICK,
GORDON ABBOTT,
d.. CRAWFORD CLARK,
CHARLES &. JACKSON.
ASA =. WING.
Committee.
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Coupons due july /, 1915. from Detroit
United Railway First Consolidated Mort.
gage ~ Gold Bonds will he paid on and
after that date on presentation at the once
~ the Agents, Bank Of Montreal. 90 Wall
street. New York,
q u. RUSSELL. Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-01
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
Z M city OF New

June 90. 1915.
The Board OF Directors have this day
declared n semi-annual dividend OF THREE
PER CENT, free OF tax. payable on and
after July !, 1913, to stockholders OF record
at the close Of business June -. 1915.
i. T., ASDRUSS. Cashier.