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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-09
What's Doing Tonight

Second CONCERT by Curtis Orchestra. Curtis
Building; Sil6 o'clock
Transit Protest, mestingi k9gaE ESlag ImRToySment
o. clock Free,
Iyceum Institute meeting. Teller Memorial
School, Broad and Jefferson streets; O'Clock
Economic Club dinner. Bellevue-stratfordi 7
o'clock.
Ridley Park Civic Association. Ridley Park
Auditorium O'Clock.
Director Wilson speaks at meeting OF 4eth
Street Station Associations o'clock.
Kingsessing Recreation Centre. o0th street
and Chester avenue; O'Clock.
Costume recital. ''ESipling Poet ana Man."
II, j. Hadheld, Witherspoon Hall.
Lecture. THE 20, = New Spirit It. in 81 Sing Sins"
Warden OF sing sing Prison under the auspices
OF the Public Charities Association. Clover
Room. Belleyue-Stratfordi o'clock.
Play by GgI sOgqf Of 5s rE9oD SaDst, o. Whtss
8 o'clock.
Celebration Of the lssth anniversary OF
Robert Emmet, under the auspices q the Clan
Founders Day Celebration, Dropsis College,
Broad and York Streets $50 O'clock.
Fifty-second Street and Lancaster Avenue
Business Men, ODD street and Lansdowns ave
nue.; s o'clock. Free.
and Goth stresti O'clock Free.
Chaplin Home for Blind musicale. The ESr-
Eighteenth District County Sabbath School
Association convention Firth United Presby-
ton Bs Prof. ds0Tss g. WhipSe, m FFsata Sahih
hPfShiiadolphia ststlonsrs' Association meeting.
BelleYue-S tratford Hotel.
BehrenS 9psra Gg9 6sra snss a ana a-
Club.
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RECKARD-DELANEY.

The marriage of Miss Margaret P. De-
laney, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Delaney, of 41O4 Terrace street. to Mr..
William Reckard, also of Roxborough,
was solemnized on Tuesday night at
o'clock in the rectory of the Church of st.
John the Baptist. Manayunk, with the
Rev. Patrick Maglnnis officiating. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Anna Delaney, as maid of honor, and
Mr. Augustus McDevitt was best man.
The ceremony was followed by a dinner
at the home of the brides parents for
the families and close friends Mr.. and
Mrs. Reckard will receive at their new
home on Ridge avenue, Roxborough, after
March 20.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The marriage has been announced of
Miss Lydia X. Bergner. daughter of Mrs
Johanna Bergner, of 1744 North 25th
street, to Mr.. f. Ellis Morris, of 1416
Thompson street, on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock at the home Of the officiating
clergyman, the Rev. John r. Higgins.
assistant pastor of the Chapel OF the
Prince of Peace. Owing to the recent
death of the brides father, the service was
a quiet one The bride wore her travelling
suit of dark blue with hat to match.
Upon their return from an extended trip
Mr. and Mrs. Morris will be at home at
1920 North 59th street, after April l.
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Miss Rose McDermott took part in a
recent play given by members of st, Eliz-
abeth's Dramatic Club
Mr.. Benjamin Trutt, of Passyunk ave-
nue. and Morris street, has returned after
a pleasant trip to Savannah. Ga,
An entertainment will be given by the
Glass of the Baugh Close School at the
home of Miss Claire Gould, 600 Dickin-
son street. Among the guests will be Mr..
BENJAMIN Bernstein, president; Miss Rose
winston, Mr.. Nathan Lavitsky, Miss Jane
Braslow, Miss Sablna c. Chaplin, Mr..
Louis Sokolow, Miss Sophie Rosenberg,
Mr. Harry Cohen. Mr.. Samuel Posner,
Mr.. Morris sodversodsl1y and Mr.. Hyman
Pot The Fay Glass has also been invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Raster. Of 2246
Winton street, recently entertained a
number of friends at a reception given
IN honor of Miss Mary Lavelle, of 1857
South 2sth street, who was their guest
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EsMoNpE-RrACH.

The wedding OF Miss Anna Il. Beach,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas u.
Monday, of 6OO6 Chestnut stret. and MIR.
Francis NJ. Esmonde, OF s55 Wynnewood
road, took place in the rectory chapel of
the Church of st. Carthage, 62d and
Cedar avenue on Tuesday morning The
Rev. Patrick F. o'Neill. rector. performed
the ceremony.
Miss Alice A. Anderson was maid OF
honor and Mr.. George A. Beach, a brother
of the bride, acted as best man. A break
fast followed at the Adelphla Hotel after
which Mr. and Mrs. Esmonde left for a
trip through the New England States and
Canada, and upon their return will live
at the Royal Ponce de Leon, 6sd and JEFF
ferson streets. where they will be at
home after April 16.
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Weddings
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The marriage of Miss Margaret NJ.
Bushong, daughter of Mrs. Edwin s. Bu-
shong, formerly of West Grove. Pa, to
Mr. Laurence B. Gawthrop. of this city,
will take place today at 2114 Diamond
street in the presence OF only members
of the immediate families. After the cere-
wedding trip.
Mr. Gawthrop is the son OF Mr.. Evan
b. Gawthrop. of 1910 Hamilton street,
and is advertising manager of prominent
manufacturing concern in this city. Both
the bride and the bridegroom spent the
early years of their life in West Grove
Pa. Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs
Gawthrop will live at 2114 Diamond street
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Bala-CVnWvd

The same Card Committee which is in
charge of the tournament now going on
at the Cynwyd Clubhouse will give n sub
scription card party on the night of
March %, which will be open to both senior
and associate members of the club. The
next meeting of the tournament will be
held on Monday afternoon. The commit
tee in charge of both entertainments in
cludes Mrs Robert Patrick, chairman:
Mrs. Martin p. Glynn, Mrs Robert Scott
McCracken. Mrs. o. c. Mirteenes, Mrs.
John G. Fleck. Mrs. William Il Miller
and Mrs William D. Kraft.
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Germantown

The Womens Permanent Emergency
Association Of Germantown since the mid
die of December has forwarded more than
thirty packing cases filled with articles
for the needy in France. Some were sent
to the Queen Of Belgium and some to Mrs.
Duryea's headquarters in France. The
Marquise de Chambrun writes that not
only clothing but candles are greatly
needed for those who sit in darkness and
the shadow of death from sunset until
dawn, their only light that of a bursting
shell.
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Delaware County

Mrs. w. H White, OF Drexel Hill, gave
q. pink luncheon followed by cards at her
home last week in honor of her guest,
Mrs. Charles H. Phelps. Of New York.
Mrs. Whites guests were Mrs Edward
Fay, Mrs. Z. H. Wanamaker, Mrs.
Thomas Malloy, Mrs. Robert Simpson. Mrs.
70. Kaufman, Mrs, Edgar Thomas, Jr,
Mrs. William Katz. Mrs. Charles Sommer,
Mrs. Harry Davis. Mrs Barton Potts, Mrs
William Aaeuaghan ana Mrs Charles
zolkeE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-09

,,o coming Of Lent yesterday
ne larger festivities are over over ,r,,, ahu
" lp9 s,ttings toward the south WIN
p'ay .,5 .rSer of the day for Society FOLK
y the us o,S girls are all going down
re N.Y.. with their parents, Mr. ana
y Ausu't ., tJovward Myers, and, goodness
US :" ,ho two younger ones must need
Bows ~ ,ns nc I said once before in my
rest Nv, NV seem to have been, with
planln, an,,ntIon MI, the most popular girls
-. entire season; not a tea put
ule soiyed. not a dance, but they
itV 40 iist of those who attended,
Fe' u mncheon, but Sarah and Marga-
ia we're wanted; and as Tor the
isVa ,.o and other entertainments they
h'auV ,ove seen everything in town
na,, ss,ob , young girls may be invited 1t
eD ho very gratifying to the parents
pu', s.ov what favorites their daughters
wv u was SO when Marion and
" @ ., made their debut. Marion,
bl'IDro .rov Is engaged to young George
= ~ pepper, Jr., and I hear rumors tnet
Teddng will take place in the
u.n tou IL not this late spring. The
@ "A A. Cadwaladers are going to
is'u,n,, n. Hot Springs this week, and
ara the Walter Foulkes.
uo vsre all terribly shocked yester-
~ w n hear of poor pretty little Cathe-
rosehrd's dreadful accident; and
-. 49, rorst part Of it is that she Is suf-
s.,rg 90. in spite of all that can be done
!. Ssr comfort. I do not think enough
~ No said for young Albert Kcnnedy's
.,,,snce Of mind and bravery in putting
=, ,bs flames when he finally got to
,,,. II must have taken some strength
!, ,sar down the hangings. What an
,vtul experience for all the members
!, that gay little party who were pre-
.adue for an evening of fun at the
p,l Masuue. understand from the
hmDy that, though she is very badly
surned. they do not anticipate any last
hs scars, and the doctor gives every
hope Of q recovery. The shock to the
tsart in such q fright is always a ter
rblO thing, putting aside the suffering,
81 We cannot help but be anxious about
hr, but we are glad we can safely
hope for the best.
The mammas Of young Philadelphia
,r greatly concerned over the naughty
hhayior Of some OF the chaperons at
he various dances and subscription
,HaIrs for It appears there are still
nammas In the gay world who think
chaperons are necessary personages
at these dances, and who allow their
young daughters to subscribe, under
Standing they will be we'll chaperoned.
The trouble seems to be that the
gay young things insist on dancing
most Of the night, and the much
used and abused chaperon gets tired |
out Whether 1t Is due to concerted !
action on the part Of the said ladies'
or whether each one has Just naturally |
thought some one else was going to
gtayls hard to say; be that as it may,
Ia George Monroe, the fact remains !
hat at numerous dances lately the !
aaperons have departed before the
end and the gay young things have had
10 end of fun, and it has just
reached the mammas' ears, and they
are exceedingly shocked. 1t remains to |
D seen If the daughters will be al
bwed to subscribe to all the classes as
kfore, when they start again next year.
NANCY WYNNE.
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vice president, and Mrs. l. II. o'Harra sec.
ond vice president.
The Southern Club, Of the University of
Pennsylvania, will hold its regular
monthly dance at the wynnefeld Country
Club this evening.
Mrs. c. o. Gregg, of Ridley Park. en-
tertained the executive board of the Bor-
dentown Female College at luncheon at
the Union League today. Those present
included Mrs. Edward Newton Haag.
president; Mrs, Thomas c. Shreve sec
retary and treasurer; Mrs. E. r. Semple.
Mrs ]. H. Cooper. Mrs r. J. Ferguson.
Mrs A. j. Rider. Mrs. c. c. Reeves, Mrs.
T. d. Landon, Mrs. III. c. Marshall. Mrs.
G.. II. Barrett, Mrs u, Newell Mrs. w. w.
Trapp Mrs j. S. Higgins, Mrs. r. S.
Bishop, Mrs. c. S. Ridgway and Miss
X ID. Shirk The annual luncheon will
be held in the north garden Of the Belle
vue-Stratford on Wednesday, May 10.
The pupils of the Neff College OF Mind
Culture will give play and dance in the
New Century Drawing Rooms on April 81.
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cURRAN-CoRLIEs

Announcement is made of the marriage
of Miss Agnes Corlies, daughter OF Mr..
Daniel Corlies. OF 2703 Jefferson street, to
Mr.. Carl ]. Curran, of SS3 North 26th
street, on Tuesday afternoon, in the
Church Of the Most Precious Blood, 2sth
and Diamond streets. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. FOgarty, and
Immediately after Mr.. and Mrs. Curran
left on their wedding trip. They will re-
ceive after March 20. at 270S Jefferson
street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-09

Mrs. Jacob F. Potter, OF Greenwood ave-
nue., Wyncote, entertained a number OF
the school set at luncheon on Saturday
In honor Of the birthday of her daughter,
ent were Miss Eleanor Shoemaker, Miss
Evelyn Clark, Miss Florence Sheip, Miss
kathryn Dietrich, Miss Louise Garrett
Miss Lucille johnson, Miss Mary Lower
Miss Violet Palmer Miss Hannah Shelly,
Miss Doris ID. Lovenstein, Miss Dorothy
Brannen. Miss Eleanor SpFuance, Miss
Miriam Trefinger, Miss Mary Mcbride,
Miss Veronica Bennett and Miss Edith
Potter.
Miss susan Nice. OF the Thistle. ogontz,
has retmus4 from Deland. Fla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-09

Notices for the Society page win be
accepted and printed In the Evening
Ledger, but all such notices must be
written ON one side OF the paper, must bo
signed In full, with full address, and
when possible telephone number must be
given.
send all such communications 70
"soelety Editor" Evening Ledger. eos
Chestnut street.
Unless these requirements are carried
out 80 that veFlheatiOn may be possible.
the notice VIII noe be published.
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y
sao nave been spending some time at
gs " Breakers, Palm Beach, gave large
eaner last night at the Beach Club prior
uthelr departure for the West Coast.
Afs' 2. H. Kase, of South 18th street.
pSe luncheon yesterday at the Ritten-
aae' The table was beautifully deco
.eso with spring flowers, Among the
5.sSs were Mrs. John T.. Powers Mrs.
psnaihin Z. Gile, Miss Doyle, Mrs. Melvin
salueri Mrs William Marvel and Mrs.
nsliy w. Mende. The guests later at
Nnaed a skating party.
ai. and Mrs, Henry b. Thomson will
srah II prominent churchmen at din
s,s.. ~ prookwood Farm, Wilmington, Sat
~ y hght' Bishop Lawrence will be a
Weekend. ior '"e
,,s9 ny; and Mrs. George W. B. Roberts, of
=. -, ~ Laneey place. will leave tomorrow
:. peuoit' Mich, where they will be the
i ~ ot Ar and Mrs. Logan NJ. BulIitt,
= 'Or several days.
~ s Littleton Waller Tazeweu Waller
receive informally this afternoon at
,s.,..os soIe IN the Navy Yard. She will be
ea e.sls. IN receiving by Mrs. Louis r.
ar,at ana Mrs, Hiram I. Bearss, wife of
Il pss,, pesrss' and Miss Lucy p. Bearss.
u ~ lnu'' will preside at the tea table
SuS nave been sent out.
hns iEnrederlek Jost will receive at her
aass isgi Pine street, this afternoon
Am N EoA No ana the remaining Thurs
husd nareh' No cards have been
Bssss holin H. Wilbur, of OLD stona
~ M o. David's. entertained an 1uncbe
] week, her guests including Mrs
h ~ ',as sass, Dixon, Mrs. Frederic q Mar
Nv" "tiiam Ellis SculI, Mrs. William
esofrs wnn1s' mrs Herbert L. Clark, Mrs,
hlipps" "15iihg, NV Mrs. James Large. Mrs.
assn N" "; miller, Mrs. Abram Winter
#sgflnsr ttuchard Tilghman, Mrs. s. ID.
IA NJ Als, Luther Conradi, Mrs, Will
"a, AIhett' Mrs. Arthur w. SewaII
ssant and Miss Mary Winsor.
h Al Iits oI the Agnew Recreation Cam
a an,.ittnn I'm ana Cherry streets will SjI,a
aas ma iin'inent at the school This eve
Z o. ~ AsneW Centre Is one OF thA ola
3 kssn evening recreation schools. bav-
aned bv ..uhaed and still partly main
a 4 y the she Civic Club. The 1roeram gram
"a viII n Cnarse of Prof. ]. Wesley r. Foots
s7ls o. WIslst W1at OF a play given by the
- Miss Mary KurtS's drsnatio o
, hs ehss musical numbers wiz be given
d haSs v,Ass - OF Miss Jeanette Gessner Who Who
AHl ~ several Sel solos, sung by miss 7 er,e ens
{ shom MP Charles Brookshaw botb
- FIoranaye nave exceptionally good voices
aal fsspra Wurts' class viii give sew
sssss' Ne dances and two or three o SoSE
E Ia snd,. lae entertainment win he beiS S
aaenE oFium and viii be followed by
zsuI.',1SA Seslon with the general ana
ID Ia,ss sSs movement for prepareSnsss sna q
= az ~ and tea win be held on TSS, Tsss :
: "a bsinSoon, bsnloon, beginning at 3 o.eIoojs
! ae iI5IlSom IISn,sSSom Of the Bellevue-stTatford
IA FSsgehart Chapter Of the PennsvI-
- '4ien's Division for Preparednsss Iii,s
s iairsne me afternoon the meeting viii
8 f. BY Judge William w Por-
a.s, eeorge w. childs Drexel is
g the general Philadelohia
1eorge Qusntard Horwlts
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West PHILADELPHIA

The theatre party which was to have
been given this afternoon by Mrs. George
w. Urquhart. of 4217 Pine street, in honor
Of Miss Lucille Elliott Morris, daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs James NJ. Morris, of 1901
Spruce street. has been postponed until
next week because of illness.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-09

The Germantown branch Of the British
Emergency Aid is headed by Mrs. George
Heinrich, of 744S Devon street. A group
of energetic young women meet every
Wednesday at the home of Mrs Heinrich
to make bandages of every description for
the wounded.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-09

Mr. and Mrs James Mander of 5461
Cedar avenue, announce the engagement
of their daughter Miss Gertrude Mander,
to Mr.. Carl Moore of 422 South seth street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-09

Miss Miriam W. Roberts, of State road
Cynwyd, will occupy her handsome new
country seat at Bala, now in course of
season.
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Along the Reading

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Weihenmayer
will give a dance and supper on Friday,
March "a, at the Huntingdon Valley Coun-
try Club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-09

Miss Jean G. Peyton will take part in
the minstrel show given by st, CecelIa's
Girls Club OF Mater Dolorosa Church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-09

Mr.. Andrew Halter. OF Donaldson, Pa,
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Gottshalk, of 1907 West Allegheny
avenue, for the last few weeks,
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,4Tcv WINNIE SEES CHRISTENING
EANo- SPIRIT OF LENT OVER SOCIETY
..o,s Persons Will Leave This Week and Next for
NulIetiTt points South and West-Socety Shocked Over
Sad Accident to Miss Cassard

vice president, and Mrs I. II. o'Iarra sec.
ond vice president
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-09

A DELIGHTFUL musicale will be given
~ this evening in aid Of the Chaplin
Memorial Home for Aged Blind, at 671S
woodland avenue under The auspices OF
the Philanthropy Committee Of the Mat
inee Musical Club. at the Normandie,
8Gth and Chestnut streets, at s:t5 O'Clock.
The program will include:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-09

special meeting of the Tyroliennes
was held last week at the home of Mr..
j. Murray Greer, 5012 North 18th street.
The officers elected for the ensuing year
were Mr.. William r. Gray, president;
Mr.. Harry A. Corr, vice president Mr..
j. Murray Greer. secretary; Mr.. Chester
N. Shirk, treasurer; Mr.. Wallace II. Dull,
Mr.. j. King Jamson, Mr.. Frank C. In
terman. Mr.. Bertram NJ. Mercer and Mr..
John II. Green, directors.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Stotesbury,
sho have been spending some time at
ns Breakers, Palm Beach, gave a large
ehner last night at the Beach Club prior
their departure for the West Coast.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-09

Afs' 2. H. Kase, of South 18th street.
rIe luncheon yesterday at the Ritten-
Aase The table was beautifully deco
hea With spring flowers, Among the
sssss We're Mrs. John T. Powers. Mrs,
ssnlaihin G. Gile, Miss Doyle, Mrs. Melvin
sa!uer' Mrs. William Marvel and Mrs
s.liy W. Mende. The guests later at
ENDED skating party.
The sun., 1916-10-09
NEWARK BANK STOCKS.
lex rights.
WABASH EARNINGS GROW.
Interim Report Issued for six
Months Period.

The Wabash Railway Company has Is
sued an interim report covering the eight
months period from November /, 1915.
TO June 80, 1915. In order to make the
fiscal year Of the company coincide with
the calendar year Of the re%organized
company. which ends October 81.
This report shows gross earnings Of
s23,60S.572, as against Sls,4l+,432 in the
corresponding period OF 1915, an increase
of S5.l94,140. and operating income Of
81, 9O7,7l3. "a gain Of $4.6s6,329. Gross
income available for fixed charges was
s5,03s.557, as against S3Ss,S60, and the
surplus after charges. s2,903,50 COM
pared with n deficit In the corresponding
preceding eight months Of $2,i59,622.
Stockholders are informed by Edward
J.. Kearney, president of the company,
that with the changing Of the AscAl year
to coincide with he calendar operating
year of the company II Will probably be
found desirable to change the time OF the
annual meeting from the present date In
October to the spring Of the year. 81 the
meeting can be held shortly after the re-
port to stockholders has been made up.
The sun., 1916-10-09
Hay Consolidated.

W. ~. r. Bropklyn-pn YOU think u
thai the dividend on Ray t"nsoil.
GATED vii b.. increased In the near ,tutnit Z
Al what do you estimate the years earn
ILgs: Have tho compauy's ore reserves eve
been estimated ana publicly Announced
Ray Consolidated In the quarter ended
June 80 last reported profits OF s3'24.'-
t42. an equivalent OF ZOOS "A snare Tor
the period and at u rate oi wa Il snare
FOR the year. In view OF these earnings
and the present outlook II may lie that
the COMPANY will Increase the dividend
rate from the so cents "A snare that Is
now being paid quarterly. but nothing
officially has been Indicated or i%nt!nnat'd
that this would bc done. At the current
rate OF production II IL estimated tna'
the company has ore reserves to last 'oi
more h. twenty years.
The sun., 1916-10-09
REIMBURSEMENT OF
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY.

To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit If
Central Trust Company Of New York
for Preferred stock issued under de-
po~it Agreement dated September 81.
1915.
The Plan of Readjustment Of the debt
Of international ,!ercantils Marine Com
PAW dated August !. 1915. having been
contaminated. Notice Is HEREBY
GIVEN that holders OF Certificates Of De-
posit above mentioned on presentation and
surrender thereof. duly endorsed In blank
10 CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. the Depositary under said agree
inent. at Its office. No. 81 Wall street. New
York. and upon payment to said Depoeitary
for account of the undersigned COMMITTEES.
Of the sum OF u for each share Of stock
represented by such Certificate OF Deposit
,being the sum fixed aud determined as
the proportion OF tho compensation and
expenses Of the Committee and all other
Indebtedness. obligations and liabilities Of
the Committee to bs borne by such certih-
cate holdersb. will &c entitled to receive en-
graved stock certificates for shares OF Pre-
ferred stock OF international Mercantile
Marine Company to the amount specified In
the Certificates OF Deposit so surrendered.
Holders surrendering certificates OF de-
post and desiring stock certificates In the
same name as that borne by the surren-
iered certificates Of deposit will not be
required to provide transfer tax stamps; u
stock certihcates are required In n diner
ent name. the surrendered certificates Of
deposit must bear the transfer tax stamps
required by the laws of New York.
Dated: october 1916.
}. y. WALLACE.
Chairman.
HENRY EVANS.
HARRY BiiONNER,
FREDERICK ". SCOTT.
CHARLES II. SABlN.
Committee.
JOIISE. I.ARKIN & GNrHBONE.
LOUCkS n ALEXANDER,
Counsel.
c. r SlGI.ER.
secretary.
q Wall street. New York.
The sun., 1916-10-09
ChIc.vo. Lake shore & Eastern Stss.

nortunity, In the settlement Of n claim, 20
accept in part payment some ~ me n
Csgo. Lake ShOro aud Eastern ~, PEI ceh',
have Your opinion as To how these bonds
stand from an investment point of Won
These bonds are protected by substan-
tial equities in the value OF the mort
rngcd property and also by "A wide mar
r!n OF earnings and they are also guar
an,eed, principal Il interest, by the ~
Gin, Jolic, & Eastern Railway ana the
United States Steel Corporation ny IN
dorsement. They may therefore he re-
rarded ms entitled to a good investment
eating.