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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-29

street, was to escape from the city
detention hospital. He was taken there
by Drs. w. +. Hamilton and II. T..
Schmidt, former college friends. They
left him at the hospital in charge of an
attendant.
Getting possession of stout club, at
about 6 O'Clock this morning DR.. Lam
bert drove the attendant off, and kept
him out of reach, and left the hospital
Terrorizes keighborhocd.
Clad in trousers, undergarments, and
in his stocking feet, and still armed
with the club, DE- Lambert stationed
himself near the intersection of Center
and Third streets. He shouted various
and threatening warnings at any one
he saw who happened to be about that
early. The warning kept at a distance
any one who may have had i thought
to go near him. The police were called
and officer Starn answered. He dis
armed Dr. Lambert, who offered no re-
sistance, and locked him in jail. -,
Hangs Self to Pipe.
Taking towel and tearing it in two
Wednesday afternoon. DR.. Lambert
fastened the rope to a pipe in the jail
corridor. Fastening one end around his
HECK he jumped OIL d pSiINH. hS P4fN
sagged under his weight until his feet
touched the floor, and he was SO hang
ing when Swain found him.
This. forenoon DIR. Lambert tied the
handkerchief to bar of his cell. lie
pushed the bed under where the hand
kerchiefs had been fastened and was
getting ready to jump off when Officer
Starn and Councilman Austin, who had
been called. got there.
Relative Comes Here.
Dr. John Lambert, Of Iowa City.
brother of Dr.. Lam bert, who was sum
moned by telephone from Iowa City,
came Wednesday night and WAS here
for a few hours. He was accompanied
by DR.. Van Epps, of Iowa City. rec
ognized authority on mental diseases.
DR.. Van Epps a2d Dr.. John Lambert
both believe that Dr. Larlbert's trou-
bic is due to excessive whisky drinking.
and that his mind is not affect only
as il may be temporarily
The police were preparing this fore
noon TO notify the relatives that unless
arrangements were promptly made 10
care Cor the patient. that the police de-
partment would take steps TO have d..
Lambert arraigned before the commits
sioners OF insanity.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-29
Auto Funerals Are
No,p Made Possible

Automobile funerals are now pos
sible in Marshalltown. The movement
in larger cities. where long distances
to cemeteries make motor-driven
vehicles great assistance to funeral
parties, has spread to this city, and
hereafter relatives of the dead may
inter their loved ones from an auto
mobile hearse, and may accompany
the bodies to the cemeteries in motor
driven vehicles.
McCombs Bros. have installed the
first automobile hearse in Marshall
town, gray funeral car, for use OF
local undertakes. With it the firm
has purchased two large limousines,
each holding eight passengers, which
may be used by members of the
funeral party. Autos are so common
these days in Marshalltown that Solo
automobile funeral corteges may not
be unexpected at any time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-29
cARTER-FoRsEs WEDDING.
Pretty Morning Affair Witnessed b
Small Company at Forbes Home.

At pretty wedding. which was cele-
brated this morning at IL o'clock be-
fore a company of thirty immediate
relatives and more intimate friends OF
the bridal couple, Miss Zulieme Forbes
was given in marriage to Carroll Car
ter. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. I. n. Rich, pastor Of the Friends
church, at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Forbes, 4O3
North Third street.
While Miss Vera Womack played
Mendelssohn's wedding march, the
bride and groom, unattended. took
their places before the altar. which was
arranged with pedestal at each side,
on which were large baskets Of PINK
roses. The bride wore gown of white
georgette crepe, trimmed with Venetian
lace, and carried a shower bouquet OF
white rosebuds and sweet peas.
Following the ! wedding three
course breakfast was served by Mrs.
A. C. Everist, Mrs. Stacy Nichols. and
Misses Grace Love, Moree Durham,
Gladys Good, Myrtle Swanson, and
Dorothy Boughton. The guests were
seated at small tables, decorated with
baskets of pink and lavender sweet
peas.
Mrs. Carter Is the only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes, and was born and
reared in the city. She was graduated
from high school in 1872. then took the
high school no. NAL course, from which
she was graduated in 1913. Since then
she has taught two years in the coun-
try schools and last year in the Arson
building. MIR. Carter is the oldest so,l
of MIR. and Mrs. J. G. Carter, and was
born and reared tere. He was grad
uated from high school in 1914, and
since has been employed at the Mar
shalltown State Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter will occupy a
new home at Ill South Tenth street.
Guests in attendance from away
were the brides grandmother, Mrs.
Eliza beth Newly. and the brides uncle,
E. \. Newly, and children, Earl and
Irene. all OF Mankato, MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-29
AGED WOMAN DIES.
Mrs. Harriet Dodson, 112 North Sixth
Street, Victim of Dropsy.

Mrs Harriet Dodson. aged II, died at
her home, l12 North Sixth street, a o
o'clock Wednesday evening of dropsy
Mrs. Dodson had been sick for about
two years.
Mrs. Dodson was an Illinois woman,
and had lived in Sterling, H.. and
Eddyville prior to short residences
here She was born Aug. T. 1874, al
Milledgeville. H., and became the wife
of Hanson Dodson. at Sterling, and for
number of years they lived at Eddy
vile, where Mr.. Dodson died six years
ago. Mrs. Dodson came here two years
ago.
Mrs Dodson was the mother OF five
children, four of whom are living.
Those who survive her are Mrs. NJ. 5.
SprouI. Oskaloosa. and Mrs. &C. Car
roll and Orley and Gertrude. of this
city. Miss Mabel Dodson, another
daughter, died here May /. 1915.
The funeral will be held from Gen.
trail Church of Christ Friday at a:3O.
Burial will be in Riverside.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-29
WILL TOUCH ON POLITICS.
Reference to GubernatoriaI Contest to
Be Made In Eulpit

Local ministers are in receipt of
the circular letter sent out by the Drs
Mones Ministerial Union, asking that
preachers take occasion on Sunday,
July ,, to tell their congregations
something about the merits of the re-
publican and democratic candidates
for governor.
Altho most of the local ministers
had not yet made up their minds what
reference they would make to the poll
teal situation from their pulpits, one
announced that he would refer to it
Sunday night.
At union meeting Of five churches
at the Methodist church Sunday night,
with Rev. B. +. Martin as the speaker,
Mr.. Martin said he was going to touch
upon the political situation.
At least one other preacher of the
city is out openly working for Mere
dith. and securing signatures to cards
on which a promise is made TO sup
port the democratic candidate at tn.
November election.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-29

nearby towns were present 'Wednesda
at the annual school Of instruction an,
inspection held at the Masonic tempt,
in the afternoon and evening. Mrs
Maud Keyser, Of Cedar Rapids, worthy
grand matron Of Iowa, conducted this
school Supper was served to 100 al
s. o'clock. and initiation took place In
the evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-29
CHERRY PlcKERS INJURED,
John Goshen Falls From Tree an.
Breaks Shoulder Blade.

Slipping from the limb on which he
was standing while picking cherries
at his home this forenoon, John
Goshen. aged IS, 105 South Third
street. fell fifteen feet and broke his
left shoulder blade this forenoon. The
bone was fractured near where the
collar bone attaches to it, making an
injury that Is painful, but not danger
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-29
TEN DAY SALE NOW ON.
Many Special Values at Benedict &
BrntnalI's, 1915 West Main.

Many special values now at the Ben
edict & Brintnall store during the ten
day sale.
Your choice of any black or color
sill: skirt in the store for S9.9S.
Your choice of any ladies' wool or
silk suit for s9.9S.
Your choice of fifty house dresses in
lawns, ginghams and crepes, for 81
each.
specia, prices on ladies white
dresses.
Chldren's Bingham dresses for 80
cents and 81. They are, extra good.
New line of wash skirts now on dis
play. Benedict & Brintnall.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-29
MRS. ScHEcHTER TREASURER.
Marshalltown Woman Elected Officer
in Rebekah State Aseenhlv

AS the result of an election held in
the different lodges of the state, Mrs.
C. H. Schechter of this city. was
chosen treasurer of the Iowa Rebekah
Assembly Mrs Schechter received
majority of 665 of the votes cast Mrs.
Schechter has also been appointed dis
trict deputy president of the sixty.
fourth district, which includes the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-29

regular meeting of the club directors
held Wednesday. MIR. Seleine will take
over the advertising end of the publ
cation. while Secretary Johnson will
continue to have charge of the other
departments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-29

lodges of the county She succeeds
Mrs Samuel Harter, who resigned
owing to Ill health Mrs, Schechter is
member of Electric lodge, No. 331. Of
this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-29
Namad Advertising MANAGER.

Emil Seleine. superintendent of the
Marshall Printing Company, was APP
pointed advertising manager of the
Commercial Journal; published month
ly by the Marshalltown Club. at the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-29
Soldiers Home Concert.

The program of the band concert to
be given at the soldiers home tonight
will include the following numbers:
March, washington Grays". Ora ulla
Overture, Tampa. Harold
Intermezzo, The Wedding of the
Rose" Observation-Disclosures.
Waltz. Flower Festival ...... Cory
Descriptive, The Hunting of the
Shark" .................. Robinson
Medley. Echoes from the Metro
politan Opera House" .Tobani
Two-step, THE Booster" ....... Lake
National air.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-29

Eastern Star Holds inspection.
One hundred members Of the local
Eastern star lodge and lodges from I,
The sun., 1916-12-05
MINING NEWS.

ANACONDA COPPEN-Tmlling IN In praiuc.
tion last month was due to unprecedented
cold weather In the first part II Nov. The
Thermometer at Butte registered ~ degrees
below zero. This seriously intrrfer-d with
the operation of the railroads and caused .
freezing Of the ore In the cars. making II I'm.
possible 20 get orr supplies to the reduction
works at Anaconda and Great Falls,
CALUMET 4 ~HECIA-Has renewed option
TO Tucker Hayes n bartholomew, In ass0cia-
tion with Lewiston bros. Of N. v. carrying
s Sss sS.c 90 s ssarcs. M oT Witch CO. ~ l ~ sharon sC%p: N,
owned by Calumet 4 Hcrla. II II proposed 10
form q new company under New York laws
with $4,000 shares. no par value.
CERRO GORDO MINES co. OF ARIZONA
Application has been made to have this com.
psny's i.oVo.oo capital shares. par value 81.
listed on the Curb. flaming. Buck 4 Co. 81
Exchange place. announce that all the stock
has been sold. This company IL capitalized at
N.01.Wo. dividend into 1000. 900 shares, fully
paid and non asscssabie. All the stock has
been issued and there are no bonds, liens or
other Indebtedness
HOLLINGER CONSOLIDATED GOLD
MINES. ITD-Iteport gross profits for -four
weeks ending Nov. 3. s:ii. 5si and profits from
operations Jan. l TO Nov. :. s., i01. s5i.
IRON CAP COPPER CO.-Dccisred an
initial dividend Of 90 on its common stock
and the regular seml-annual dividend OF aus
on preferred, both payable Jan. I, to stock OF
rec ord Dec. I5.
NICHOLS COPPER co Resumed di.bur.e.
ments to stockholders with q declaration OF
81 a share Ia be paid late this month.
OHIO COPPER MINING co. Judge Hand.
U. y. District Court. confirmed sale TO North
American Liquidation Co, for 81. $50. 900. Re
organization plan calls for formation Of new
company With capitalization Of 800. 900 shares,
par value u. Stockholders Of old company have
right to come In under plan by depositins
stock In new company share for Asre. on pay
mcnt Of 81 u share.
The sun., 1916-12-05
BAR SHORTAGE CUTS
RAILROAD EARNINGS
Reports for October Show
! Gain in Revenue, NOtwith-
standing Handicap.
BELIEF APPEARS NEAR
officials Believe Demand for
| Rolling Stock Reached
Its Height.

H. hi, ,a.,or ,h. cor,i,usd acu,s
no" DIX q 'a''or 'he co"''h"e' ac"'e
Gar shortage SITUATION Is IN the matter
Of abroad gross earnings Is indicated
H. ,ho ro,or,s 70 ,be railroads sor Oc,o-
,N ..-. -. 49,.
"e' 10 'he '"'e's'"'e |o"""e'1e '""'
mission, In conjunction with the last
OuIle tin Of the American Railway Asso-
..,to, ~, % ,h. nres.p, mo railroads
- ...s waa.-
siderably over half the railway mileage
for October Of s.~es.sss,o7s. a gain Of
Sal eos 76e over October. 1915. or rough
~ i2i per cent. That this gain would
Fave been greater is indicated by the
TACT mat on octoner iast mere was
q net shortage or 6o.6s' cars. whereas
on DC ober I, 1915, there were actually
1s.sii Idle cars.
nnn,a ,m ssasso Sol or
yc.on ""'"u"'eu ~ S'.o'-'o' y.
October. a gain Of ~ per cent. This gain
sr.,., c,o.. h.rdI,ng ~ oneratins es.
pense.. The latter. totallins sias.s75,iss
for the month. were $i5.:46.031. or 1872
psr cent. greater. But this increase in
eperatins expenses absorbed only about
~ per cent. OF the gam III sross e"'"-
3nes. 49,
On The basis OF the pep mile of line
onera,cd .ros. earnings OF these rail-
80 etsoI eya,ns, a aia
for October. 1915 operating expenses
SSSi. rainst Ss35 net operating reve-
80. 80 ...,n., emo
hues So'V. ~sai"s, Soo'' ,--,.. ~
= Railroad omcia's are i"c''meo ="
Meve that the demand for rolling stock.
uarticular,v box cars, reached its height
S~I,.u'a',y W. ."
oOout u week ago
-
Alta vT1C COAST LINE-Repor,s Or'ooe'
eross q. 0&s ;st, inc. ISLE. 500: net Sss2.0af. inc.
S-s,s.s. -Four months gross 81 .ot5.s9s. inc
0.st.sm: net S.,i7s.7a. inc. nliI.Ss.
CANADIAN PACIrIC-Reports earning. for
fo,u,h week Nov. stoss, 900, dec. $1,000. From
kly ! 'ie,,s on. inc. sil. 400. nm.
~rrrr,Ar or NEW JERsEY-Report :
a, s.S ~ ;nc as 20, net
To-, a. GU SIS Erom Inv 10 Oc, ri
The sun., 1916-12-05

Readjustment
OF
International Mercantile
Marine Company

Holders Of Certificates Of Depo.i,
Of Central Trust Company Of New
York for Preferred Stock:
Holders Of Certificates Of Depo,;,
Of United States Mortgage and
Trust Company for Common
Stock:
Notice is hereby given that thu
Preferred Stock and Common Stock
of international Mercantile Marins
Company have been listed OF tho
New York Stock Exchange, and that
announcement has been made thar
the above mentioned Certificates Of
Deposit will be stricken from the
List on Monday, DECEMBER II,
1916.
The Plan and Agreement of Read.
Justment dated August /, 1916, hay.
ing been contaminated, holders OF
said Certificates of Deposit. unon
the surrender thereof, properly en-.
dorsed in blank, to the Depository
which issued the same, and upon the
payment to said Depository of the
sum of $1.0O for each share of stock
represented thereby, will be entitled
10 e definitive certificates for
stock to the amount and of the char.
acter specified in their Certificate,
OF Deposit so surrendered.
Holders surrendering Certificates
of Deposit and desiring stock certih.
Gates in the same name as that borne
by the surrendered Certificates Of
Deposit will not be required to pro.
vide transfer tax stamps; il stock
certificates are required in a differ.
ent name, the surrendered Certif.
Gates of Deposit MUST BEAR
THE TRANSFER TAX STAMPS
REQUIRED BY THE LAWS OF
NEW YORK.
Dated, New York, December 5, 1915.
JAMES y. WALLACE, Chairman,
HENRY EVANS,
HARRY BRON NER,
FREDERIC W. SCOTT,
CHARLES u. >NBI>,
Preferred stock Committee.
JOuN ". rI.ATTE>. Chairman,
LEWIS L.. CLARKE,
don ~ g.. sEDDES,
T.. u. =. pO~r.
STAY 4. RICHMOND,
WILLIAM 4. NN> NNTV FRI.
~ stock Committee.
The sun., 1916-12-05
COFFEE MARKET.

The cote. market was quiet yesterday with ,ne
untip rtonc generally steady. Oner'ngs werss
light. After opening at an sdvsnce or 70
points active months sold about = TO- . po,n,s
aiovr Saturdays closinE on scattered puylns
chiefly from wall street and commis'on ho1ses'
Onerings increased slightly during the aiter
noon and at the close the market vas 70 >
points net higher. Sales, N.VoV osss; ~ Nv
Increase Of ~. iA haGs for November. comparea
with q decrease Of e. $40 bags for the same
month last year. This msde the worlds visioIe
supply rs % December i~i.ii1,4ci hags; aes,ns.
10, 40, g7S last year. Cost snd. freieht onets
were reported about unclaimed. with quota.
,,ons from $50 80 Dos for eantos n. London
credits. Local spot market Continued quiet ~
si.c. for Rio Is aud loNc. for Santos r..
Warehouses deliveries In United states Tor
The week 100. 4se bags. against la.7n the pre-
vious week and ies, 6oe last year; ct the FOR
mer amount New York had 2.2ss. Weekly. r.
ports Rlo clearances 1900, including f.Wn
to United states, 1900 to Europe and north
Africa and 5000 to Cape. River Plate and
west coast Of South America. Santos clear
ances lss, 400. including ia, 900 to United States,
"a, 600 20 Europe and north Africa end loo to
Cape, River Plate and west coast OF South
America. Bahia receipts. 500. stock 5000
clea RANGES 10 United States nil: TO Europe.
$500 and Elsewhere, 1.lO.
The sun., 1916-12-05
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

Prices crumblcd In the Consolidate s,oc,
Exchange yesterday under the influenza ~,
the Hurry in money. which carried IN. ,si
rate to Is per cent. In the early tradirs ",
had been q specially market to n considcrsbis
extent While the standard stocks were NOV
ing WITHIN a comparatively narrow rans.
trading attention was focused upon sr,b a.
sues a. Corn Products. California Teirole,m
american Hide and Leather p%rcfcrrcd an,
southern Railway. American Car ana rnu,
dry adv anced to 7Sis. with lis closiry an
compared with an early low of -. AnunI,.'"
ment after the close of the increased dty,,,.,i
espialned us movement. Orders handled n,
one commission house IN United states s,.'I
common were estimated as cxcccdin. uns
shares. Included In this aggregate were ,
mission house business was on n l,rgc ..mu,m.
and included a widely distributed Nnlu,,. NJ,
odd lot orders, The trading list cmntaco,,
eighty different stocks. "'
Sales Of mlnlng sincks uere "a falla.
The sun., 1916-12-05
B L UTILITY NEWS.

AMERICAN RAILWAYS CO-sold to New.
berger. Henderson 4 Loeb. Bioren & Co. OF
Philadelphia and Scott q Co. OF Wilmington
Del. G,i15.Gn Of it's go 70 year bonds secured
by the deposit rs collateral OF N.s75.0S frs,
mortgage Sc bonds OF the Ohio Valley Elec.
tric Co. and ssO0.0co SO bonds of the Con.
solidated Light and Power Co.
CONSOLIDATED GAS. ELECTRIC LIGHT
4 POWER CO. OF BALTIMORE-Output OF
gas for Nov. Was ~, $40. 900 cubic feet. an in.
crease Of 80. tst.0pn cubic feet over Nov. 1915.
CITIES SERVICE COMPANY - Through
Henry l.. Dohcrty 4 Co. has let q contract
for generating equipment calling for 1850
kilowatts OF generating capacity. equivalent
to l5S. 900 horsepower. The amount Involved
to cover the cost OF turbines alone IL 81. c00.
on and to get the units In operation an ex.
penditure of over s3,on.ooo will he necessary.
EMPIRE GAS 4 PIPE LINE CO.-LRt a
contract for the construction OF ar s inch
pipe line from the Augusta. Kan. oil field to
the refinery at Ponca. recently purchased by
Cities Service interests.
The sun., 1916-12-05
N AND EXCHANGE.

Tn the foreign exchange market yes
terday sterling closed at AIS 7-i6. hav-
ing dropped 1-l6 during the day. London
demand was steady at as lt-l6 until
the beginning OF last week. when a de-
cline get In. The news that 100000 0
Of gold Is TO he imported. however. prob
ably means that the British Government
Intends to maintain sterling at as. the
rate determined upon by the Chancellor
Of the Exchequer. Marks declined mt
65A. subsequently recovering to 66h
Austrian kroner dropped to a new low
record Of 11.4S in the morning. but re-
covered to 1850 later. Danish kronen.
which eased of Z points In the morning.
strengthened to 81 in the afternoon.
French francs rose from 5.S5 to 5.S4N.
I.ires weakened late to 6.76. The Ar
gentine gold rate changed from lois
to 1.01.
In the following tables. when the de:
mand." sight" or check" rate is quoted
In United States currency II Ia said TO favor
this country N less than par, but when
quoted in foreign currency II IL said to h"
'ag ainst' this country II less than par. For
the convenience of readers such rates are
marked F. when In favor OF and A when
against this country.
The sun., 1916-12-05
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Dec. Mooney abundsnt and dis
count rates quiet to-day. The week end news
gave Stock Exchange dealers more cause for
thought than entering fresh commitments and
the tone of the market was uncertain. Git
edged securities dropped and Argentine rails
again reacted. but mining and copper shares
were in good demand The increased PENN
sula and Oriental Navigation company divi,
iend strengthened shipping issues OTIS steel
stock strong. American securities steady
Low priced shares most active, Consols Tor
money closed NJ 5iS British "a pcr cent
loan a, 9ia.. Money. ". per cont. Discount
rates Short and three months bills, i7Tj
uer cent. Gold premium At Lisbon. 100.
The sun., 1916-12-05
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

AMERICAN CAR h FOUNDRY-Declsr red an
eStra dividend Of I% and q quarterly dividend
Of ico IN common stock. Regular quarterly
preferred dividend ~ iyeo was also declared.
all dividends being payable Jan. ! TO stock Of
record Dec. H.
OIL COMPANIES ~ wyOMnNG-One thou
sand and ninety flied articles II Incorporation
during year ending Nov. I. Total cspitsiixa'
tion was 81, t6l. 800.
CENTRAL iron 4 Steel. CO.-wn In
crease wages 10 per cent. on Dec. B.
WRIGHT. MARTIN AIR CRAFT CORP
syndicate managers announce that all common
stock has been sold. stock will I've delivered
on Dee. I and syndicate will terminate Dec. y.
The sun., 1916-12-05

the part OF the traiumen' when such In.
stances were not believed by the railroad 10
come within the purview OF the law.
vIRGINIAN RAILwAY-Reports gross
earnings for the month OF October ss7 $40.
inc. Eii. 25i. net sb9.7is. inc. S25.57o. -Four
months gross B.11t,623. inc. $1si.7e net w.
500. cos. inc. Si0i. f5.
WESTERN MARvLAND-Reports for the
last week OF November total earnings Of
S3os. $50. inc. So. nc. Four weeks 20 Nov. 70
s1.og7I ~. inc. Siso,55+. From July I G.ass, 49,.
inc. 500, 9i.
The sun., 1916-12-05
ny. co

Pursuant to the sinking Fund Provision,
nf the First ANA iiefunding Mortga." o.
IN" PennsyiVania and Mahuniug - TO-,
Railway tompany. dated May /. 1907. me
sum of $5O,33j.si has been deposited Wtt
this company rs Trustee. Proposals are
invited for the sale OF bonds to the am.Iuf
u the deposit stated and VIII b, received
hy the Undersigned up to IL 90 o'clo~ noon
on Dec. 18th, 1915, at Its oiiyo. W -
Cedar street, New York Ctty. The rant
l. reserved to reject any bid.
Dated, New YORK. Dec. lth. 1915
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE A TRi>I
Trustee.
By CALVERT BREWER. Vic, President
The sun., 1916-12-05
AMERICAN LoCONoTINt toMr,>,

~ I huf'h street Ntw forh N"r'u''' 3. ~
quarterly dividend Of one and thu, lus. .'.'
per cent. baioc) upon the Preferred ,t.'.
stock of the American Locomotive COMPANY has
la"n declared payable on January -, .ftt FL,
III" Preferred stock h"ld"r- "f record ut '' '
of business on January ., lEl- ni,..cUl
checks will he mailed on January -. M
4 quarterly dividend IT on" and "u' plu. lH-
per cent. uAo) upon the Common cRpital stOrt
" the Company has hr,n declared pgyHI|r u
January 8, 1917, to the Common stu,k hu'irr.H t
record Mt the close of husiuCss ou pcytmtsr t'
1915. Dividend checks viii Ice mHil,i IN ''Ha
AIRY 2, 1917.