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Evening star., 1916-02-02
FINE STANDING ARMY"
ABOUT 100000 Strong
George W. Sellers So Characterizes
Policemen and Firemen of
United States.

AS fine a standing army Of nearly
500, 900 men as one could ask for is the
present possession Of the United States.
tary of the Policemen's Association.
who last night told the members Of the
Columbia Heights Citizens Association
that the policemen and fremen of the
United States form a picked body
100000 strong.
Following Mr.. Sollers' description of
the depleted condition of the local
pension fund for policemen and fire.
men. now thousands of dollars in ar
rears, the association "unequivocally"
indorsed and pledged it's support to the
enactment of a law bv Congress pro-
viding for pensions and a retirement
law for police and fremen.
Plea for Arequate Pension System.
The Commissioners and the major
and superintendent of police and the
police force of this city are endeavor-
ing to have enacted an equitable and
just pension law. one that will make
firemen after years Of faithful service,
of all granted pensions" read the reso-
luton, which was introduced by j..
Clinton Hiatt secretary Of tho associa-
tion.
Resolutions of regret for the death of
DR. Benjamin F. Gibbs and Jesse NJ.
Hiatt. pioneer members of the associa-
ton. wore presented by committee Of
three-Charles G. Lancaster. Dr. L. B..
Thomson and DR.. c. E Gross. Copies of
the resolutions will be sent to the fam
lilies of the deceased members.
Expresses Thanks to Congress.
On motion of L. v Lamson the asso-
citation voted to send a letter to the
District committee Of the House of
| Representatives thanking the members
| for their action In needing the desires
of the people of. the District in oppo-
sition to the proposed change in tho
| school system.
The question of the advisability of
amending the present loan shark law
| in the District will be brought up at
the meeting OF the association by the
executive committee, which last night
was instructed to prepare a report upon
| the subject
Charles j. Columbus and Joseph Ofa no
were s,lrnitted to membership.
Henry Evans was appointed chairman
of the mem bership committee to fill the
position made vacant by the death Of
DR.. Gibbs.
Daniel W. Edelin. first vice president
of the association. presided in the alb
sencs of President William r. Harr.
Evening star., 1916-02-02
SUES Fer FALSE ARREST.
Roger B. Smith Begins Action
Against Two Policemen.

SUIT to recover $4,000 damages for
alleged false arrest has been insti-
tuted In the District Supreme Court
by Roger B. Smith. an auctioneer.
against Alber, B. Scrivener and Jerry
]. Murphy. members of the metro
pelitan police force. Through Attor-
ney D. Edward Clarke. the plaintiff
says that while pursuing his business
on VI street between 35th and 36th
streets. December last, the defend
ants. without cause. arrested him and
caused him to be conveyed through
the streets in q patrol wagon to a
police station. where he was detained
thirty minutes He also charges as
sault against the policemen.
Evening star., 1916-02-02
Held for Action Of Grand Jury.

Charles Scott was held for tho action
of tho grand jury in $1,000 bonds to-
day in the Police Court on a charge
of taking the automobile of Fred Hum
newell of the Dupont apartments from
9Th and L streets without the owners
consent He entered a plea of not
guilty and waived preliminary exam
ipatipn
Evening star., 1916-02-02
TALKS ON NATIONAL DEFENSE,
Clifford Pinchot Regards Conserva.
ton of Resources as Factor

Clifford Pinchot spoke last night at
the Public Library before the Rational
Defense League on Conservation as a
Basic Factor in National Defense" He
said that for the United States to win
in a great strife 1t must have its
sources of power-coal, oil and water
under it's control.
Preparedness isn't short job," he
said. "And IL there is one character
istic of the American people 1 would
change 1t is their conception of time.
They have the idea that preparedness
is something that can be done at once,
and that things Anst be done now or
Evening star., 1916-02-02
Takes Poison by Mistake.

Thomas Jacobs. thirty years old, 22s
IAN street northeast. last night swal-
lowed three poison tablets, rnistakins
them Tor headache medicine. He quick
~ discovered his mistake and sum-
moned his family physician First aid
was given and he was taken to Cas-
ualty Hospital Physicians will not
De able to definitely determine his
condition for a day or two.
Evening star., 1916-02-02
A. H. Ragan Seriously Ill.

Andrew H. Ragan, member of the
Association of the Oldest Inhabitants.
who has been Ill at his home. 1928 11th
street northwest since Sunday, is still
in a serious condition. He Is suffering
with dropsy of the heart Yesterday
he was a little better, friends state,
but today has had a relapse.
Evening star., 1916-02-02
Saengerbund Gives a Concert.

A home talent" concert was given
by the Washington Saengerbund at its
clubhouse. S14 c street northwest, last
evening. with a program of instru-
mental and vocal music with recita-
tions. Those who took part included
Nicholaus. Roy q. Meau, AL
bert Lepper George P. pitt Conrad
Richter, John Redecker, G. c. Callan,
Max Schmidt. Carl Xanten and the
entire Saengerbund chorus.
Evening star., 1916-02-02
Orchestral Concert.

BY tho Y. e. Soldiers Home Band
Orchestra. John 8. NJ. thinner
mann. director. in Stanley Hall
this evening at s:45 O'Clock.
March. The Spirit OF Inde-
pendence". -...-..... .Holzmann
Overture, "Corlique". Keier Bella
Esntr-acte-
(a) "Serenade-. .Drdla
tb) The CoQuette". .Arensky
Selection. queen OF the
(Die Kino-Konigen)
Characteristic. "siamess
Patrol" .Lin cke
waltz Suite. You and T.. .Langey
Two popular songs
(al Dear Little Mother Of
Nine ................S Sterling
~ ~oh You. You Dar- v.,..
Finale. -Tsin Tsiu'' ...... .onivas
Tho Star spangied Banner"
By the sth Cavalry Orchestra,
W. J. Cain. chief musician, con-
oucto-, thie evening at o'clock
in the Administration building
as Fort Myer
March. (" Greeting TO Bangor Hall
Overture. Calf OF Bagdad."
BoieldieU
(a) Caprice, "Douces
Prcmesses" s"........ .I.aurendeau
(b) Idyi for two violius.
Traum der Sennerln" Labftzky
tBy reouest)
Selection. The Chocolate
Soldier" Strauss
waltz, "Perdita". Mckee
Grand Fantasia. Home, Sweet
Home the World Over. Lampe
Selection. Baron Trenck". Albini
Finale. Underneath the Stars"
Spencer
Evening star., 1916-02-02
opposs Suffrage Amendment.

Paul I.ittlefeld of Philadelphia, repre-
senting tho Anti oman Suffrage As
ISOLATION of Pennsylvania. and Frank
lin Carter. Jr.. New York city. repre-
senting the Man Suffrage Association.
opposed tho proposed constitutional
amendment for woman suffrage before
fha House judiciary committee yester-
day.
Evening star., 1916-02-02
CITY ITEMS.

Star Of the East Flour. BbI.. 1915, 40
lbs. 81. 80: "a lbs. sOc: 12 lbs. 45c: lbs,
2Sc: "a lbs. Oldtime. SIC; Choice White
Potatoes. Bic: lbs. Macaroni or Spa
ghetti. 25c: lbs. Fancy Head Rice. Zoe;
lbs. Evap. Peaches. 25c: loo Vanilla.
&c; Confidence Corn. Csc: Umpire
Peas, 25c: Tunafish, Sc and 12c; Pure
Pepper, 25c; Fat Norway Mackerel, sc
and 10c; Peanut Butter, lie: Eggs. 23c.
e26 Pa ave. and all the ]. T. D. Pyles
stores.
Evening star., 1916-02-02

Attractive Route-Convenients Schedule
To Augusta, Aiken. Columbia. Augusta
special lv. Washington Z pm. daily
Southern Railway. 705 18th, 911 G SITS.
advertisement
Evening star., 1916-02-02
Republican League to Meet Tonight

A meeting OF the Republican League, ].
Finley Wilson. president. and Jabez Lee
secretary. has been called for this even
ing at = 80 o'clock at Seooo6 Baptist
Church II street, between II e o<rsets.
Evening star., 1916-02-02

Charlie Chaplin in "A Woman" Today
Va. Theater. Soon, Charlie in Carmen
Evening star., 1916-02-02

SpeIshouse. 1916 sth 1T. Main $500. Paper
hanging. window shades. picture frames
Evening star., 1916-02-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Special Film Features

Special Film Features|
Leader. 9th Bet. Il q r SITS. NV.
TODAY AND TOMORROW MACLYN AM
B BUGKLE. in THE REFORM cANoi
savoy. I4th st. and Columbia Rd.
ToDAY-Metro. Picture Corporation presents
for the INST time in motion picture, The
peerless dramatic actress. GRACE ELLIS.
TOY. with EDWARD FIREMAN ana
A graphic story of modern life In upper and
lower circles. The allegory is one OF the
most elaborate ever shown IN any srccn
production. Also MUTUAL WEEKLY. AD-
MISSION loc To ALL.
Warrington Theater. 18th and U.
'cHiliMiE cShfef frRppES RTes onT fU WEsT." 5,aet
Olympic, I43I You ST. NV.
r9PkkGEtS y THE TEyESs rsr spe oe EARs
powerful story Of modern life.
Crandairs Theater. 9th and e SITS.
TO-DAY MOLLY MCINTYRE. in HER
GREAT HOUR IN ACTS.
Crandall's Apollo, ga II st. NE.
,ToDAY-IIoNEL BARRYMORE. In THE
YELLOW STREAK" in acts.
Masonic Auditorium.
ToNIGHT-FRANK DANIELS, the inimieable
Comic Opera King. in WHAT HAPPENED
To FATHER Written nv Mary Roberts
Rnehart. Blue Ribbon Production. Also
PA1HE WEEKLY
Home Theater. 18th and c SITS. NE.
TODAY-BESSIE BARRISCALE and TRULY
SHATTUCK. in THE PAINTED SOUL"
Circle 21O5 Pm. Ave. Ph. w. O53.
ToDAY-H. COOPER CLIFFE and DOROTHY
GREEN. In "A PARTISAN ROMANCE
ToMoRROw-MARY PICKFoRD. in MAD
AME BCTTERFIT. Paramount.
Lyric. I4th and Irving SITS. wv.
MANTELL GENEtIEvE HAMPER ami
STUART HOLMES. in THE GREEN-EY Ed
MONSTER" photodrama dealing with
the passion Of Jealousy. ALSO PATHE
NEWS, NO. q.
Penn Gardens, PA. Ave. at 21st st.
TODAY-MABEL TRUNNELLE and MARC
MACDERMOTT In THE DESTROYING
ANGEL" Kleine- Edison Feature, In s acts
ToMoRRow-Triangle Kay Bee presents
FRENCH. In THE DISCIPLE" Thos II.
Ince Production. In acts. Also CHESTER
CoNKLIN, with MACK SWAIN. in SAVED
BY WIRELESS" Mack Sennett Keystone
Comedy, in acts.
American, II. !. Ave. and LIST st, NV
TODAY-Beautiful EDITH STOREY, 10 the
Oriental Tale. DUST OF EGYPT" parts
y 4
Evening star., 1916-02-02

/ Desirable ONCE Rooms
The entire third floor of The Star
Bldg Is available fo- desirable tenantA
1t win be rented as a whole or In part
-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1916-02-02

Flower Studies. Schmidt. 1927 18th St
Evening star., 1916-02-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Roller Skating ca;IEs;=m c6HIKAt
TALKS ON ORIGIN OF MYTHS.

Penna Ave. at Ninth St NV.
Dafly. 1870 to 12:30-2:3o 10 ST. 80 to 1880.
americas Largest and Finest Ska ting Arena.
The sun., 1916-01-27
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
An Orthodox Market.

Some observers declared that the mar
ket in Steel acted in perfectly orthodox
manner yesterday, IT acted like tenn
porariiy overbought market upon the re
ceipt OF news that had been expected
for months. There was sufficient doubt
about the Steel dividend and OF the
technical position generally to have
created a consider BILE short interest
This short interest ran to cover and left
the market position weak. Every trader
In the room naturally jumped ou the
stock as soon as ii was apparent that
the early advance could not he main
tained. Speculative contracts Of this
kind II was reported. were made freely
NJ the Waldorf on Tuesday evening
The low in Steel was a point above the
low of Monday. and the days market
taken as whole appeared to reflect
nothing more than the early fareup ana
the subsequent cancellation Of the same.
As regards the list as a whole II WAS
more generally weak than for some time
past Liquidation Of speculative accounts
was heavy enough 10 iucitc the short
interest to real enthusiasm and to dis
courage weak holders who have been
clinging on I'm the hopes that the Stcel
dividend would turn the market. Never
the,ess speculative sentiment in many
quarters was not nearly 80 beaiish ou
the immediate future OF prices as OF
Tuesday night. This may have been I've
cause the market was too obviously
weak.
The sun., 1916-01-27
st. IN nj.

s. Paul directors are scheduled 80
meet this afternoon to act ON tn" diN.-
dcnd According to present eNpecta-
tons the dividend will he At the rate ~
! per cent. for the year. This would be
an increase OF one-haif OF per cent.
for the half year over the dividend OF
six months ago That payment of per
cent. was the only one or its kind. In
1915 ~ per cent. was paid and Tor
three years previously the RITE WAS =
per cent. There was no indication IN
the days market that any increase in
the dividend was In prospect -. PAU.
in fact. was weak with the rest OF N"
list. falling TO 90. IL was around thi =
level last December. when the specula-
tive possibilities OF the stock were
brought to the attention OF the street
by a remarkably brilliant statement OF
earnings for the month OF November.
November net was sufficient to wipe ont
the deficit OF the whole previous year.
and II was estimated that for the I'VE
months ended November surplus earn
ings on. the stock mere equal 20 more
than 6n per cent. AS result OF TINS
| showing S. Paul stock rose to lol' Is.
Since then Il has lost all the advance.
The sun., 1916-01-27

The prospectus OF new promotion
the Jewel Tea Company, Inc, contains
some Interesting matter, The company
is capitalized at sl6,Ooo.o"o, of which
$4,000 900 Is preferred stock and fl2,-
0OO. 600 common stock. II is worth
noting that. according TO the company :
balance sheet. the item Of capital as
sets contains good viii valued at fl2,-
OOO. 900, which is Just the amount uf the
common stock The early history Of the
concern is related By the president, T.
V. skin. az follows;
"The business was started January,
1899. as a coparinership, with u capital
OF 5000. Early in the year 1900 T. J.
Ross, our present secretary and treas
urer, bought into the business. and we
started the Jewel Tea Company. Skin
& Ross. proprietors.' our total assets
beinE one wagon and about $4,000. In
The sun., 1916-01-27
International Nick 81.

International Nickel hroHe badly on
the exchange There was CORES pond
Ing weakness In the new stock on 'h"
curb The cause OF the selling her" "'s
undoubtedly due 70 the rroetp' ny the
holders OF the STOCK Of notices tina, 'ne
new stock trust certificates are ''id
for delivery In exchange ;or the present
stock trust certificates ou q basis uf four
shares or new stock for each >hpr" ~
old. in accordance with the change loo
the capitalization. People who haN"
been making contracts 70" the parchas"
of the new stock on IL" cUrh "Nh"n
ssuoi"--prucipal,y for the reason that
they didn't have 10 put up any mon-N
until the new Stock Was rG' uu' sold
freely. and this pulled down the mirk"i
in the old stock on the Excharse. Sp.
iulation of this kind has been quite q
feature Of curb activities h'e.H. 50 'ul'
such declines hhV" become ino'~ "r l"s'
a matter Of course.
The sun., 1916-01-27
Crucible steel.

There were some strong stocks, Among
them Crucible steel and BALDWIN Loco
motive were prominent The strength o.
Cruclble was enough cut Of Line with tie
neral market to cause widespread COM
ment. The old rumor regarding a
change of control was put ont again with
new interests mentioned as principals
bnt the people referred to denied AL
knowledge uf the iEhltrr ~" i"noi'
has prrsis'ed thai cons. .d'ribl" block
OF sturk was taken over it'tie't ~ IL"
recent drop uf the S'o,N 10 near 90
Th. subsequent action Of ~" s'o
makes the story plauS hle enough, al
though the market has nu' been 50 hh'
usual as to demand an unusual eNplana-
tion.
The sun., 1916-01-27

Wlk" specials. l.nl5igr.. choice. ~. ~
.a,,. tar - rool 10 a l,r. Wisconsin
tNlIs. lN'.GlN'. double daisies. $50
49,. Suuug Americas, lsc.
EGGS Receipts were lih-ran Including
good many held eggs 'hat we're shipped
in The supply was In excess OF demand.
l'nfuNordbls weather depressed the mar
ket BuNing wt- very slack and prices de-
'Ilned L. on fresh stock Storage eggs
ar" ot irregular value and extremely dull.
with many dealers closing out ut heavy
lussrs strictly hue fresh eggs were fairly
active, with other kinds very dull Prices:
Fresh gathered, extras, Hne, ?ym soc ~x.
trt-. urs'~. - !m SO. lrsts. ug7c., SEQ
uuus. q 20 - g,., refrigerator spec yial ma rks
'auuN, lHm 20 hr-t storage, lsp ieC,; sec-
ouls, itu - i.r., hennery whites. nne tn
fancy al u SHr, browns, ala 33c mixed
LAVE POULTRY Twenty nvA cars were
uuIuId.d and about eight held on track
BlN"r- took hold fairly freely h, open
prices, generally on the basis OF II cents
t,r fowls. ~ cents for chickens ~ cents
for roos'crs. 20 cents for turkeys. Is cents
tor ducks and L. cents for geese While
this Nts the basis of transactions price.
NI'i mo-, J." jchUtcly settled until to-day
bRES~En POULTRY -- supplies cont n
ucl very light Tn" market was strong.
Wi'h liberal ~" Of storage poultry "a
make up the deh,icnCy. Fancy fresh tur
News were CspcrialN scarce aud nrm. Fancy
chickens and heavy fowls likewise In iight
supply, but demand rs!her moderate on
account OF the high prices and unfsvor.
The sun., 1916-01-27
The New England Trust Compan

1904 "" Incorporated under the name OF
th" Jewel Tea Company with a total
authorized capital of about $4,000 In
1906 a stock dividend OF $4,000 was
declared. increasing the capitalization to
SlOu.6no. and In January. 1"i0. 4 further
stool. dividend Of s40U.uoo was declared.
increasing IN" capitalization 10 $500.
0On. lietwern 1906 and 1910 various
members uf my family invested in the
business about $1,000 cash capital.
making the total outside capital paid
INTO the business about >Ib,Uuu. There
fore. before the recent organization ui
the present company under the name Of
Jewel Tea Company. Inc the net tan
R.bl- assets -ahuU; S2.>UU.ooo -repIc-
seuted accumulated profits Upon or
gaming the present lOluparH We rlil
100 au additional 'luuu. 900 cash capital
making tu" a"t tIlI.u', d-~r'~ now au,.'
s. 500. 5000
The sun., 1916-01-27
DOWNWARD TREND
IN COTTON MARKET
Tndrrionc Unsettled. With
Prices at Lowest Level for
Month or More.
OCEAN FREIGHT OUTLOOK

Cu.u showed rather pronounced
rotrr,.a yesterday. with prices break
,r- ,a lew low levels and closing at a
r., .....ne ~ 30 6 points. The mar
ts ..rowyl rather pronounced down
v4rl tendency and the fact that prices
v.-, lower than they had been in the
/ :, month or so was considered ominous
~ .-.raui'uC further weakness. Huher-
4, ,r..os have rallied around the level
q, 1915 f1r March and while the re-
ocve-y rls not reflected any buoyancy
Ire s.ualogress manifested around that
iey,l VAS made shorts rather wary.
7eern is nothing new in the situation.
~ several good Judges do not believe
r.5 '.r deadlock of the last few weeks
can =, ON much longer. 1t is not be-
ley-. .hut tucrc will be severe de-
e. re. -. there are no factors in sight
a. .bo moment which may be construed
As ~. arrourageme 20 purchases.
ON the other hand the South Is hold
tr very firmly A leading Savannah
frn writes we think it unlikely that
holders Will sell their cotton unless they
ro, very fiill prices. Whenever they can
r,,'yc around I3c basis for middling at
,re port. a certain amount is turned loose.
Whenever the market says they with
G-N thclr offerings There have been
r-c''r large sales OF spot cotton here
rs,.r''y. chiefly to exporters with British
ra'Hc,iIous.'
fudgiug from some gossip in circu-
lsror yesterday freight rates for some
ports are slightly easier. II was re-
ported Yesterday that ocean freight room
o. 'o 0O0 bales had been booked for
Arrhaugel. Russia. at $3.50 per hundred
Hrd That 81 30 was offered for room for
~ additional 10000 bales. Local freight
brokers are Offering March room at SO
Per hundred II was also reported yes
tordav that the tightening OF the British
to,kade would he likely to result IN
tie Offering of more freight room OWNS
to the fact that some vessels hitherto
engaged IN commerce with Scandinavia
countries might he released for trans
s'1'tic trade.
Market ,lpsei hardly Stpady
The sun., 1916-01-27
THE STEEL MARKET.
Current business shows Tendency
To Recede,

ero.,rr4tions against contracts for fin
Is ed steel PRODUCTS continue heavy per
m.u.us tho mills to operate at fun ca
par'. current business, however SHOWS
d tendency II recede, hut only because
4 the dlScouragement by the mills that
e'r unable TO make deliveries until far
.n tho future. The demand for wire
products. however. from domestic con-
slU,rs continues active and the export
irqIro, are as urgent as ever. Car
srsps m Z; . central West are under
sN.I q. have laced additional contracts
r. about 'a.pvu tons Of fabricated struc-
tgrl ,'ce. and very heavy tonnag.
- '. stme purpose is under neso-
t.'.r
N0, Pennsylvania Rail!o Dad is under
s'ool 10 have awarded an additional con-
'rtc' 80 independent fabr!cators for sew
ert snail bridges calling for 200 tons
9. ,'o.
Tile demand for black and blue an
n'a 'I sheets continues active in the
oe'''a. West, Notwithstanding the re-
c'': sa.'' a'yance in prices. Blue an
ne ~ 'Le 50 per ton higher.
TIE -. Paul has ordered 5000 tons
20 -E.- and Russia Is negotiating for
j. . 90 - 900 tons of track supplies.
Coo NOR ~ foundry iron IN the New
V, p.' Nrw ENGLAND districts are buying
lbs sr., cots for early shipment but sew
.I.-. trIglrIlis are understood to have
Dr. trra ,n the central West and several
...-. ....- Gra n"ing negotiated which Will
l.'..... r. placed early next month. steel
'.r. ''mporarAy' !. quiet .,u,ood
"r' 'sp-c,ed IN he lmmediai" "a,
N.. .-. Of railroads must be s~.ltd
.Nt.- OF ten years ago, II i held
'.. 'yor 'c' bridge Jobs and cars ~
G.r.. WYI he considered Raw material
,- -- INTO these products are high
-.' nu' competition exists 40 that ths
-t r'.- ot The finished bridge work o'
.. '"' ,N4mplc. have not yet been reached
'n nn remembered that hsulage %,
i1r export. now feature, ~ MOI
c.' H' HuW"suc rates
-. Iu.d'n cable announces the looked
j., 'N.. Of prices on steel products, bu,
'u steel makers are not ~llIlns 10 sci
.y-p"ndcd Tool steel IA inc uded
''.s ar" put a. 80 per ton. beam'
hHo.' 20 and sheet bars At SI
'' rui- have been sold here for export
a'"'' '5 per ton, Ptsburg, and som,
nN.'''s has sen done IN barb wire nj y
" =. over domestic prices
4. recent export sale OF $4,000 boxes o
M-i' plate was done nj better than $50
I'V'ht'.. and 81 tin plate 10 regarded a.
an .uN uo-siblllty Blue annealed sheet
e. ~ N'" Ton higher and nov practically oi
.'F nth black sheets
49, enormous demand for machine tool
Prom abroad - developing There 10 ont
...' from Russia for no less han 3,sc
NJ Irs domestic demand ~ becomini
.L". ..l some buyers are arranging 10
"1-c, 10 Lake Superior iron ore miner
e- ~ p" advanced very generally on Feb
~, an average OF 10 per cent, This Il
IN addition to the recent restoration OF TIT
!. ''r rr' cut made al the time OF TN
et.i's''0n Of something over year ago"
The sun., 1916-01-27

Aetna Explosives rights sold ~ "'g,
as compared with AN opening trinslc-
ton OF 600 rights at plain.A- on Tues
day morning. Things of the kind don
happen. Of course, but theoretically n
speculator might have put up S,i one
day and taken q proft or something
Ike $500 in twenty-iour hours
The sun., 1916-01-27
SINKING FUND NOTICE
>ORtOI N kANUWEsrEkN-pO pO( AuO>T ~
InI>T pEk CENT HO<DS

Tenders Of the hOuN" bonds a." h'f"ht
Invited TO- sale and delivery. ls ~ i'h'u.
sry TN lalh, 20 the extent ~ So hl' '".
the amount IA the Mortgage sinking fuui
sealed tenders should he addressed I" 'u"
GlRARp TRUST CpMfA\N, Trustee 'u''-
ionin- toai Lands PurI husN Money flts'
Mortgage. phi'sdelphis. Pa, and WI b"
received until ~ ". February isf. 1919,
The right TO reject snN ar nl tenders
un-atIsrnctorV % the Trustee IL reserved
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY, Trustee
GEORGE Il. STUART 81, rrrusuror
The sun., 1916-01-27
ChiCago,BurIington& &Quincy
Railroad Company
Denver Extension -Four Per Gent. Bonds
Due February, !, 1922.

NOTICE ~ HERERY GIVEN THAT in
pursuance OF the Trust Agreement dated
December :. 1881, b, and hs'w."n tho Chi
caEo. Burlington 4 Qaiurv Railroad COM
pany aud The \cw England Trust Com
pary. the following Denver Extension Four
Fer Cent. Bonds due February L. 1879. Of
said Railroad Company. issued under said
ttus; agreement. have been drawn for pay
nicnt. via
Ninety two t9el bonds for 81. 900 each,
The sun., 1916-01-27

An experienced stock salesman
wanted by old established house for
Al proposition with active and ad-
vancing market. Must be Of good
appearance and have good clientele.
Only high grade men need apply.
Liberal commission. Address by let
ter only, H. D. A., Room 81, 96
Broadway, New York city.