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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
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, BASEBALL DIRECTORY.

G Rock Island Firemen-S. D.
9 Fairman, manager. Phone Rock {
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. 900 Block-Allan Pratt, man {
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c Illinois Oil Company - Pete {
9 Johnson, manager, Phone Rock {
9 Island 1110.
9 Rock Island Flanders-Mana-
G ger, George Scherman, Phone r. {
. |. 1896, {
. Moline Indians-G l. Mayer {
3 kurth, manager. Phone Moline {
. 400. {
C Moline Olympics Adolph- {
. son. manager Phone Moline 900 {
Q or 1886 {
G Coal William l.. Knapp, {
. 1907 Fifteenth street A, Moline. {
9 Moline Illini-Clarence Lucas s
. manager, 1920 Eleventh avenue. {
> Phone Moline So.
9 Moline Rangers - Lee Greko, {
. manager, 1715 Sixteenth street. {
9 Phone Moline 963. {
. Moline Centrals-Stanley Fail
9 strom, manager. Phone Moline
Q 1892.
@ Moline Federals-Harry John {
9 son, manager, S2S Sixteenth ave
. nue. Phone Moline 2516.
9 East Moline Cubs-John Sief- {
= ken. secretary. Phone East Mo G
@ line 165-R.
. Geneseo White Sox-Charles
9 ". Lohry. secretary. Geneseo, Ill.
9 Silvis Shops team William
9 Murphy. manager. Phone Daven-
. port 6366-W.
. Matheryille-Ches Olson, Farm
Q ers' bank. secretary; or William c
9 Hodge, manager. Matherville. III.
9 Sherrard Regulars W. H.
. Greer, manager, Sherrard, Ill. c
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
HAMLET rs OFF FOR
EXHIBITION JAUNT

Darrell Hamlet, long distance bowl
ing champion of the world, left today
for Joliet, where he will put on a IL
hour grind tomorrow night. Thursday
he will put on 14-hour exhibition at
Aurora and another 12-hour grind in
Blue Island Friday night. He will ar
rive in Chicago Saturday in time to roll
with the Edelweiss team in the state
tourney, which is now being conducted
there. Rock Island will send five
teams: the Edelweiss, Mosenfelder &
Sons, Flynn Mercantile company, Cross
Countrys and Stark's Colts Moline
will send the FitzGibbon and Y. NJ. C. A.
teams.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
18 CARS ENTERED
At INDIANAPOLIS
Ralph DePalma Fails TO Qualify, But
DariO Resta Sends Name in at
the Last Minute.

Indianapolis, Ind, May 2.-Eighteen
entries were in at midnight last night,
the closing hour for entry to the auto
mobile Derby on the Indiana speed
way, May so. Any others on which
postoffice stamp of May / is found
will be accepted. Ralph de Palma
hasn't entered yet, but Dario Resta
entered yesterday in a Puegeot An
other entry was from a Cleveland man
who asked that his name and that of
his car be withheld for the present.
These are the entries:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
Western League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Three-Eye League.
All games postponed; wet grounds

All games postponed; wet grounds
American League.
Cleveland, 2; Detroit, 0 (called il
fifth: rain).
Washington, 5; Boston. 3.
Philadelphia. 4 New York. 2.
Chicago at st. Louis; rain.
National League.
Brooklyn, s; New York, ).
Cincinnati, 3; Pittsburgh, 0.
Boston, 5; Philadelphia, 2.
American Association.
Louisville, 6; Milwaukee, 5.
Columbus, IA; Minneapolis, !,
Other games; rain.
Western League.
Des Moines, g. Omaha, ?.
St. Joseph, .; Topeka, 7.
Lincoln, 5: Sioux City, 2.
Wichita, 8; Denver, 4.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
OLD FAN WANTED TO
LIVE TO SEE OPENER

Burlington, Iowa, May Isaac
Herrill died here at the age Of 81. He
had lived in this county since 1886
Twice he crossed the plains with oxen
and once in a Pullman car. He was tie
acknowledged dean of Iowa baseball
fans and occupied a blearher seat
sheltered by an umbrella at every
game with few exceptions for the past
u years. When he realized his end
was near he told his family he had
but one regret that he coul1 not at
tend the opening game Of the Central
association season scheduled for TO-
morrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
MAYOR HOAN HAS
THE RIGHT SPIRIT
Milwaukee Team in Last Place and
City Head Urges That Royal We'll
come Be Accorded at Opening.

Milwaukee, Wis, May mayor
Daniel W. Hoan, the former Chicago
cook, whose enterprise made him a
successful lawyer and Milwaukee's so
cialist mayor, yesterday issued official
notice that the Milwaukee baseball
team, now in last place in the A. A.
race is to be welcomed with bands
and enthusiasm when it opens its Mil
waukee season on Thursday.
Milwaukee has assisted Louisville to
win II straight games, but Mayor
Hoan declares that the time baseball
team needs a welcome is when it is
being beaten and needs encourage
ment.
Anybody can get along without a
welcome when he is winning said the
mayor. when he's losing he needs
sympathy"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
Flanders Team After Games.

The ROCK Island FLANDERS, a newly
organized semi-pro baseball team. is
looking for games with any mines in
the tri-cities or vicinity. George
Scherman, the manager, resides at
1927 Fifth street. Games can be ar
ranged either by writing TO this ad-
dress or phoning Ray Scherman, Rock
Island 1896.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
MANAGER LISTER
RELEASES THREE
MORELOCAL men
Pitcher Marshall and 0utficlders Leith.
ner and Wilson Are Dropped
From the Club Roster.
BIG Roy HAS A SORE FINGER
VIII Direct Semi-Pros in South Dakota
Fast Players Signed Squeeze
Ont Frank and Christy.
(BY CARL ED.

Manager Lister of the Islanders this
morning announced the release of
Pitcher c. T. (Big Boy Marshall and
Outfelders Christy Wilson and Frank
Leithner. Marshall will go to Win
niger, S D., to manage an independent
team with strings attached. Leithner
will likely hook up with some semi-pro
team in this vicinity. as he is good
man. Wilson will probably he seen IN
the City league again this season.
Marshall requested that he be re-
leased until he can get his arm back
in shape. Big Boy strained tendon
in his fnging wing in the opening
game against Moline last Wednesday.
1t would require three or four weeks
to get the member back in shape and
Marshall asked to be relieved from
mound duty until he was able to do
his share of the work He promised
Lister to come back any time he was
called upon. Marshall was consid-
cred one of the ablest beavers on the
islander staff and his loss will be keen
y felt
Leithner will probably get another
tryout with professional clubs next sea
SON He showed especially well in the
preseason games in the tri-cities and
Lister did not decide upon his release
until Roy Wolfe was secured from the
Western league Wolfe had an edge
in experience Leithner will make a
valuable addition to any semi-prO team
in this part of the state. Friends of
Wilson hoped that he would be able to
come back and stick in the big show
again. but he failed to show his old
time form He felded we'll, but was
weak at the bat. When in his prime
Christy was considered one Of the best
pitchers in the tri-lamp circuit. Clout-
er of ability. a smart player and fast
in the infield.
IL Players on Roster Now.
Lister now has but Is players as fol
lows:
Catchers-JuIiu Munich and Homer
Vance.
Pitchers-Frank Scanlon. Billy Neal
Fred Marks, Dan Miller and George
Beck.
Inhelders- Lister, Fritz Erie
vein. Joe Sargent and Lee StOcker.
Outfelder Clayton, Hcinit
Biltz and Roy Wolfe.
Utility-Louis kolls
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
Williams Back to spokane.

Cincinnati May 2-Outfelder Ken
meth Williams was sent back to the
Spokane Wash, club Yesterday by the
Cincinnati Nationals. He was released
to bring the club down to the q men
quota. Williams was obtained from
Spokane under an optional agreement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
ThrGWS Ball 2f71a Feet.

Madison. Wis, May Throwing a
baseball 217 feet 6 inches. Gladys Pal
mer, an Oak Park coed of the Uni
yersity Of Wisconsin. yesterday smash
ed the intercollegiate record for such
a feat by "A feet inches, the former
record being held by Vassar girl.
Miss Palmer has unofficially thrown a
regulation baseball 240 feet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
LEONARD HANDS KID
THOMAS A TRIMMING

Philadelphia, May Benny Leon
ard New York's lightweight, made
chopping block out of Charley (kid)
Thomas of this city in their six-round
fight at the Olympic A. A. last night.
Thomas was hopelessly outclassed by
the New York marvel. Leonard show
cred him with volleys of rights and
lefts, with seldom a return, and had
Thomas bleeding from the second
round on
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
Luxury OF Idle Players.

Mr. Hermann explained that the
Cubs could carry so or hundred play
ers on the payroll if they so elected,
but at no time must they have more
than p eligible to play. According to
this Interpretation, Mr.. Weeshman has
the privilege of keeping men on the
payroll without being able to use them
when most needed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
Don't FORGET

That the Tri-City Business Mems
Athletic club will give its first month
iy entertainment al the Lyric theatre,
2l5 Perry street, Davenport. Thurs
day evening. May T. Secure member
ship tickets at German Bros, 227
Perry street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
Convicts Fail to Steal Bases.

Ossining, n. Y, May Inability TO
steal bases and crack out safe hits
yesterday caused the Sing Sing prison
baseball team to lose to a scrub team
from Brooklyn, II to ,. The game was
the third lost by the prison nine TINS
season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
GENUINE
"B::kJL.. I. = l..
DU Ham
SMOKING TOBACCO

Bull" Durham is the mild
est of all cigarette tobaccos. Its
unique aroma and distinctive
mellow-sweet favor are dupli-
Gated by no other tobacco. 1t
has been the great American
smoke for three generations.
Learn to roll your own"
with Bull" Durham you
can do it with a little practice
and you'll learn new smoke
enjoyment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
On ODE Side1ines

"Wanted-An error proof infield.
Apply Hannibal Mules" Want ad in
Hannibal paper. There amt no SIGH
animal.
Charlie Jackson of Peoria is out OF
the game on account of an injured leg,
Manager Darringer of Bloomington
has decided to release Burleigh En-
cry, who was candidate for second.
Watson is showing up satisfactorily
and will be retained. Emery NAV
catch on with Hannibal, as Hauser
was released.
Davenport scheduled an exhibition
game with Cleveland for Wednesday.
The Blue SOX have a scheduled game
with Rockford on that date and Pres
ident Reber AYERS that he will not cali
the game off I'VE have advertised
the game three days in advance and
will expect Davenport to fulfill its
schedule is Rebers ultimatum
Hayes is just as confident that the
Blue Sox will meet Cleveland. VIA,
will be the results?
The dove Of peace has been a
strange bird in this circuit the past
few years. Now comes the Blue Sox-
Wakes controversy.
The Chicago Cubs will play an cxhi-
bition game in Chicago July 8 in
stead Of May 8.
Ray Scmandt, last season with
Bloomington. has been farmed to Lin
coin by the st. Louis Browns.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02

Long Cy Williams probably
mountaineering outfelder
in his greatest
Dali yard where Williams couldn't
MES lie dangerous
MS
probably be
club in snlashe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02

Quincy Jackson claims Struthers got
his balls and strikes mixed. Con
often does that Waring was also
chased off the Hannibal lot by the
jumps Thursday, Up in our end of the
circuit everything was lovely.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02

Boss Jackson of the Distillers was
Con Struthers in the opening game at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02

The 1000 attendance at Hannibal
on opening day dwindled down to
1,55S paid, which gives Davenport top
place with ,637
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02

John Meeker, amiable concessions
man at the Island City park will dis
tribute free roses to the fanettes this
afternoon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02
CUB BOSS DEF|ES
COMMISSION AND
HOLDS MULLICAN
Weegbman Insists on Right to Es..
26 Players and Sends List Of
EEgibies for Year.
HEYDLER SAYS 81 Is LIMIT
Garry Hermann Explains That Bruins
May Garry 30 Men on PayroIls II
Management Is So Disposed.

Cubs 1915 Roster.
Pitchers Brown, Hendrix. Lavender
Mcconnell, Packard, Pierce, Prender.
CAST, Seaton, Vaughn.
Catchers-Archer, Fischer. Clemens
Infelders-Saier,Z Zimmerman, Dooy.
an, Yerkes, MulIigan. Zeider, McCarthv
Tinker.
Schultz, Mann, zwillins
Williams, Flack.
Chicago, May 2.-President Weegh-
man forwarded to President Tener Of
the National league yesterday a list Of
% players eligible to compete as Cubs
during the coming season. This was
done in the face Of the opinion OF Garry
Hermann and Secretary Heydler that
Tinker's team will be allowed to carry
only q men at time In the list tele-
graphed to President Tener was the
name Of Joe Tinker.
President Weeghman was not en-
tirely sure of his ground until he had
an interview with President B. B. John
son of the American league. He then
decided to take the bull by the horns
which, in this case is represented BY
seven National league owners. The
boss of the Bruins first sent down the
names Of "A players, but later in the
day he added the name Of Tinker.
Browns Case a Parallel.
81 think l am absolutely right in the
contention that we can carry as many
players as we please" said Weeghman,
after dispatching the second telegram
to Tener. The no limit rule for us
was embodied in the agreement made
at Cincinnati, and it was recognized
that we had to take care OF two clubs.
The same applied to the st. Louis
Browns, and l notice that Mr.. johnson
said that there would be no interfer-
ence on that score with Mr.. Ball. II
the rule works for one it works for two
Il do not figure that we are taking
any unfair advantage of any other club
by carrying more than Il players. as
an unusual situation has confronted
us here in Chicago. I voted to extend
the time limit on the rule for the Other
owners. but this seems as if it has mo-
| carried"
Heydler Gives His Ruling.
From the National league Offices il
New York came the statement from
Heydler that at no time during tht
season can the Chicago club carry more
than u players on its eligible list, ant
vice versa, but the Today rule mus
be observed This means that player
shifted to the non-active list cannot bt
brought back into the game until II
days have elapsed.
Hermann, in an interview at Gin
cinnati, agrees with Heydler as to the
q players. and also as to the non
active list, but he does not mention
the Today clause that President
Weeghman will make his fight. HI
insisted that there could be no re
strictions whatever on the number Of
players carried. and naturally Jot
Tinker supports his chief in this
stand
IUXUry OF Idle PLAYERS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02

Ray Scmandt, last season with
Bloomington. has been farmed to Lin
coin by the st. Louis Browns.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-02

"Wanted-An error proof infield.
Apply Hannibal Mules Want ad in
Hannibal paper. There amt no SIGH
animal
The sun., 1916-12-04

To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit Issued under the Plan and Agree.
mens of Re.dju,sm:nt or modified Plan and Agreement Of R.ors.n;
izaton of said Railway Companies, and Hodsrs of Certificates of
Deposit issued by Dspo.itariss for Committees which have approved
said modified Plan and Agreement, and
To Holders of Undepositsd Bonds, Stock and Claims for which Provision
is made by said Plan,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Kuhn, Loeb &
Co. IS REORGANIZATION Managers under the Plan and Agreement Of Re.
organization, a. modified July %, 1916, Of The Missouri Pacific Railway
Company and St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company
Of said Companies dated July !. 1915, as modified July 25: 1870 have
classes Of securities for which provision is made therein.
Further deposits Of bonds shares of stock and claims. Of all classes
for which provision is made in the Plan, may be made o or before Jan.
usry 5. 1917. after which date n deposits will be accepted except o n such
as the organization Managers may prescribe. Such deposits may
he made either with Depositaries or Sub-Depositaries for the Reorganiza-
ton Managers and Committees constituted by the Agreement Of Re-
organization, or with Depositaries for the Committees which have ap.
Elections permitted BY the modified Plan or By the offers made there.
under nay be made, by Depositors with any of the DepoHtaries or Sub
Depostaries above mentioned, by presenting their certificates Of deposit
for appropriate stamping o n or before January 5, 1917, after which date
10 such Deposition shall be entitled to make any such election.
Dated New York, November %, 1915. KUHN, LOEB 4 co.
Reorganization Managers
The sun., 1916-12-04

The Yale 4 Townc Manufacturing Company
\ dividend, No. 81, ut one and three
quarters per cent, Garo) has been dc
clared 10y tho Board " Directors out ~
past earnings, payable January .. 1911, to
stockholders Of record ut the close OF bust
ness. December .. 1915.
J. H. TOwNE. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-12-04
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

APPALACHIAN POWER CO.. Now
making a number Of extensions and i'm
provements In Its transmission and dis
trlbutins systems, Including a connection
with the generating and ransinission sys-
TEN Of the Norfolk a Western Railway,
ARKANSAS VALLEY RAILWAY. LIGHT
& POWER GOWN build ten miles Of
high tension transmission line to furnish
electric energy to several large irrigation
projects.
BRAZILIAN TRACTION. LIGHT 4
POWER CO.-Reported for October gross
1887, 900 milreis, inc. $4,000 milreis over
october. 1919; net S,s,1 900 m'lreis, dec. Of
50, 200 milreis. For ten months ended oc-
0S5, 500 miireis over ten months Of 1918:
net 81. 100000 milreis, Inc. 3sl, 900 milrsis.
BYLLEsRY q Co.-Combined earnings
company for October, gross ", tss. $50. Inc.
sl4O,2Os; net i7Ie,4tt. inc. ets.<7ll. Twelve
months. gross Sis.7es,61s. inc. Si,<6e.7s<
net Ss.2+4,67%, inc. &SiS.6+S.
CANTON ELECTRIC Co.-Changsd ~
name to Central Power Co. and will take
over severs, smaller electric l'sht and
power companies operating In Ohio.
COLUMBIA GAS & ELECTRIC Co.-Has
placed two new plants In operation for sS-
traction OF g~asolene from natural gas.
making seven plants now operating. One
Is at Ona, W. Va. which taps Huntington
pipe line, and one at Elk. W. Va. which
taps Charleston line.
SPRINGFIELD, TROY 4 PIoUA RY-
Through reorganization company has
changed its name to Springfield Terminal
Railway 4 Power Co, and has sold 1850. 00O
In nrst mortgage : per cent bonds.
The sun., 1916-12-04
supREuE COURT. ASA COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. NAssAu COUNTY
Central Trust Company Of New YORK. a.
Trus,ss, r.a'ns,n: ASs.1s. so:.'n Es'a'e''
To holders of First Mortgage Six Per
Cent. Registered Gold Bonds due March IL.
'' Nof Fl K0' IL a lsisiss; in GWEN TIA, !.
and sale. duly made and entered in the
18th day Of September. 1919. the premises
mentioned and described In the complain,
and in sAid Judgment were duly sold at
cree on the goth day OF November. 1919.
ana purchased by III. defendant, Union
Mortgage Company. one OF the holders OF
such bonds. for the sum OF one hundred
and eight thousand dollars 1ios,oool.
The judgment provides that all bond
who. within thirty days 81 he nrs, publ.
cation Of this notice. to wit, on or before
The ?sth day o. p.eemesr, lais. shsl, zig
mated his desire TO become a party TO such
purchase shall be sllnwHd to participate
cording 10 his holdings o, sad bond. upon
his contributing his proportionste share OF
the purchase money: that Is. In cash, the
The cash used by tn. Referee for all pur-
poses whatsoever. ana contributing FOR the
balance bonds PRO rata
case Of the failure OF any holder Of said
bonds TO signify TO the Referee al the time
and place above designated. or In cas. Of
contribute his proportionste share OF the
purchase money to the Referee. az the time
named by the Referee. such holder shall
not have the right to participate in said
purchase.
Pursuant ~ ssid Judgment IN. under
signed hereby designafes tho oNic@ Of
Messrs. Jolinr. Larkin q Rathbone. 50 Wal
street., in the Rorough ~ Manhattan and
city ~ New York, as the place whore the
bondholders may signify to the Referee
their desire tn participate IN said purchase
November 81 1915.
HERBERT y wARRAssE Referee
JOLISE LARKlN & RATHpONE, Attor-
neys for Plaintiff. - Wall street. New
York.
The sun., 1916-12-04
American SmsHers Securities Company

TO THE HOLDERS OF THE sIx RE1
CENT. TIFTEEN-YEAR SINKING BUGD
~curities Company. issued and outstealeAg
under . Trust Agreement. dated Reesu.
ary J.. 1911, between America. enssSs.s
Securities COMPANY and Central = y
Company Of New York. Trustee.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Anss.
lean Shelters Securities Company. - -.
Agreement above referred to, has elected
to redeem and pay. on the nrst day OF FEB:
,uary. 1877. at the Office Of ths Csatrsi
Wall Street. New York City. At the rate q
Five hundred and twenty I'VE dollars (eSSSl
and ACCRUED and unpaid interest," Tor Zach
value. and at the rate Of One thousand enA
hf,y dollars tl,oJ0) and accrued and IN.
land dollar. $1,000 face value, ali q -
siI Per Cent. Fifteen-Year sinking Funl
Gold Bonds. issued under the above mea.
on saii February LIST. 1917.
On said frst day o, February. 1917. there
VIII become and be due and payable at the
New York the principal Of all Of such
bonds, together with the premium Of Ave
70 such date. and from ana after the said
date interest on said bonds will cease.
Al holders OF said bonds may, p~ursuant
m.ht between american smsitins 4 RS:sn.
Ing Company and Central Trust Company
Of New YORK dated February let isii:
OF the American Smelling 4 Rennins Csa-
pany on or before the thirtieth day DSioe
10 the fret Of February. 1917. at the rate
OF Five hundred dollars j5o0) par value Of
said stock FOR each Five hundred dollar
$500 bond and One thousand doiiaSs
$1,000 par value of said stock for sash
One thousand dollar ti. 0oo) bond. In the
meut.
October 50. 1915.
AMERICAN SHELTERS sDcuRrTIUS
BY DANIEL GuGGESHEIM, Prss,as.t.
The sun., 1916-12-04
TO THE HOLDERS OF COLLATERAL.

TO THE HOLDERS OF COLLATERAL.
TRUST FIRST MORTGAGE SO
TWENTY YEAR SINKING FUND
GOLD BONDS OF COMPUTING SCALE
COMPANY OF AMERICA;
Notice 10 hereby given that pursuant 70
the provisions OF the mortgage to Knicker-
booker Trust Company, Trustee. dated De-
tobsr ?5th. 1901. given 10 secure the abov.
described issue Of bonds, ten bonds Of the
face value 81 ons thousand dollars til,coo)
Nos. 40. ilt. 1886, 25s. 332. ass. as. &5i.
sos, 6l%. and four bonds OF said issue OF the
face value Of hvs hundred dollars $500
Nos. Is. "a. IS. so. amounting la the sssre.
nte to the sum OF Twelve Thousand. Dol
lars tel2, 000) face value, have been draw
by lot for redemption on December 18TH.
1915. At lo5 per centum OF their par value
and accrued Interest, and will be paid for
At that rate at the once Of the under
signed. Trust Department, so Broadw-y y,
New York city. on and after that date,
In case said bonds or any OF them h.
not presented to the undersigned for re.
dempt,on on December Is. 1915, all interes,
thereon shall cease from and after sal
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.
Successor Trustee.
by GEORGE y WARREN,
Vice President.
Dated. New York, Nov, 6, 1916.
The sun., 1916-12-04
1AuIOAD NEWS.

Aairoad earnin0 for the fcuYth wet Of No.
ton Of gain compared with the three prec~dins
weeks Of the month. This IL attributable to In.
creased cooperation on the part Of shippera IN
thus In turn speeding M the movement Of the
freight cars. The amount Of business the rail
roads are handling II still being limited. how.
the preliminary weekly earnings during Novsm
her there IL an indication that the Anal ngures
for the month will show q somewhat greater
shown In October. In considering preliminary
weekly ACurss for eeptsmher II Will b we'll 70
note that the combined reports Of all important
roads In September. 1915. showed an incrrsse 81
be% . mile IN Rrcss compared with septem.
her. isit. but Q decrease Of 0.s% compared with
scpt.mber. 1918. ana an increase OF 49, rom.
pared with September, 1912.