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New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
Detroit Edison.
EDUCATORS MEET IN DETROIT
Week Of Conferences Begins Under
Direction of National Body.

Detroit, Feb. 20.-Educators from all
perts OF the country began arriving in
Detroit to-day for the week Of confer
ences and conventions opering to-mor-
row under the direction Of the Ma
tional Education Association. Twenty
enc subsidiary and allied bodies Of the
association are TO have gatherings,
much of the work being preliminary
TO the general convention OF the or
ganization in New York City next July;
The chief meetings Of the week VIII
be held by the department of supsrin-
tendence of the National Education AS
scciation and the National Council or
Education. The former is headed by
NJ. P. Shawkey, State superintendent OF
Schools in West Virginia and the lat
tel by Robert J. Alley, president CT the
University Of Maine.
The first of the meetings tomorrow
morning will be that OF the Society OF
College Teachers of Education and the
Council Of State Departments of Edu-
cation.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21

will Impose serious strain on the
country's resources for generations.
lr canada a proposal has been made
70 add TO revenues through a corpora
ton tax which will take one-quarter Of
the profits Of practically all companies
oCing business in the Dominion in eN-
cess Of : per cent on paid-in capital.
News Of this proposed tax caused heavy
selling OF stocks OF concerns affected
ON Wednesday.
The exchange market during tho
week saw small fluctuations IN rates.
Sterling was steadily maintained az
around 4.76 for demand: francs made
no further recovery, and exchange on
Germany continued its fall from the
abrupt rise of the week before. Some
geld went to Holland. which, through
sales of securities here, principally Tor
German account, finds exchange rates
running strongly in its favor. me
high price OF remittance 20 Amsterdam
is proving considerable of burden TO
OUT importers.
There was no diminishing OF none
iary case. and though the bond market
was quiet new issues were well taken
Argentine one-year notes 10 the
amount Of Sls. 100000, offered on
basis Of 40 per cent, were sold prae-
tically AT once. Other issues went al
most as well. The new Nidvale steel
and Ordnance convertible % were
heavily oversubscribed. and the Man
haitian Railway sold some sA,5OO.OOO
second mortgage 4 per cent bonds at
a. lb
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
MAY PUSH JEWELLERS CASE
Deputy State Attorney Urges Fight TO
AnnuI Society's Charter.

Leonard j. Obermeier, Deputy Attor-
ncv General. has recommended thai
anplication for leave 70 bring proHecd
ings TO annul tho charter Of the Ma
tional jewellers Board OF Trade be
granted.
The original application was brought
in March, 1914, by Mr.. APPEL. who COM
planned that, besides its lawful object,
the organization was acting illegally in
maintaining a collection bureau. (which
amounted 10 the practice of law"
The Attorney General decided 10
grant the petition unless the National
Jewellers Board of Trade proved by
October /, 1914, that ii had ceased be
ing n collection agency and furnishing
attorney 70 members and nOn-m mbers.
The Attorney General also ordered that
proof Of such compliance be furnished
70 the New York County Lawyers As
sociation. The latter objected 70 the
proof submitted. Then corporation
was formed by the jewellers associa-
tion 10 take over the collection busl-
ness. but this, too, said Mr.. Obermeier'
constituted the nrac- O. p ar ne
puts aside the contention that the new
corporation removed the original cause
Of censure.
"The newly formed Collection Blu
reau, Incorporated" said the Deputy
Attorney General, twas hopelessly IN
debt. according to the testimony, and
seems not TO have been designed. fnan-
cially at least, to be able TO stand on
its own feet. 1t was mere makeshift
10 save the respondent, its parent body,
from the censure which had attached
10 il for the practice and conduct of
illegal acts"
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
FALL RIVER DIVIDENDS BIG
Statement Shows Range of Rates in
Cotton Mills for Five Years.

Fall River, Mass, Feb. 20.-Sanford
& Kelly, stock brokers in New Bedford,
have brought out a statement showing
the annual rates Of dividends paid to
the stockholders in the Fall River mills.
The statement reveals the exact condi-
ton of the mills enumerated for the
period covered.
The Union Cotton Manufacturing
Company leads with a total dividend
rate for five years at so per cent, or
$4,000 on total capitalization OF
81 100000; the Sagamore Manufactur-
ing Company has given 10 its stock
holders the sum of SJ23,000. equivalent
TO IL per cent on the capital of Sl,2OO,-
600; the Luther Manufacturing Com
pany disbursed Sl27, $50 in cash to its
stockholders in three years previous
to 1914. in addition to a special stock
dividend Of 90 per cent, these being
made on the old capital Of s35O,00O;
the sum Of S65.625 has been paid dur
ing 1914 and 1915 on the capital of
S525, 900.
In 1907. which is considered a ban
ncr year for the Fall River mills. the
Chase Mills paid S69,000, in addition
to a special stock dividend OF 33 l-3
per cent: the Border City Manufacture
ing Company paid S235,000; the Davol
Mills $4,000 and a special stock divi-
dend of % per cent; the Granite Mills
paid 100000; the Laurel Lake paid
sos. 900 and special stock dividend of
100 per cent; the Pocasset paid $685.
900 and 100 per cent stock dividend;
the Richard Borden Manufacturing
Company paid sl35. 900 and stock divi-
dend Of 25 per cent; the Sycamore Man
ufacturing Company paid s270. 900; the
Tecumseh Mills paid II per cent; the
Troy c. and W. Company paid S2Ol 900;
the Union Cotton Manufacturing Com
pany paid s426,000, and the Luther
Manufacturing Company passed its
dividend entirely.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
STANDARD OIL CO.
TO BUILD OWN NAVY
Leases Two Shipyards-Work.
men at Premium Everywhere.

In an effort to avoid paying the un-
heard of prices which chartered ships
are commanding at present, the Stand
ard Oil Company has begun to build
its own navy to carry its vast exports
abroad. Despite the fact that all
American shipyards are filled to over
flowing with vessels, building in haste,
the Texas Company, of II Battery
Place, has leased to the oil company
two shipyards at Bath, Me. In other
yards throughout the country fifty-six
tankers are now under construction.
Nineteen of these are destined Cor
Standard Oil.
Three more, each Of 10000 tons. will
be built by the company itself at Bath.
1t is believed that the company will
enlarge their yard there TO such an ex-
tent that in time they will be able to
build all their craft.
So great has been the war demand
upon the United States shipbuilding in
terests that yards are unable TO take
all the business offered 10 them. One
hundred million dollars worth OF ves-
SelS nave Deen COHtIdCtcu ioi IA VIC
country the last twelve months.
About one-half of these. in tonnage,
will be used for the oil trade.
Called forth by this great demand.
new yards are springing up all over the
country Two new ones and several
Old ones have been reopened at Bath
The old Shooters Island yard at New
ark is being used to build tankers for
Standard Oil.
More than 200 large merchant ships
are being constructed in this country.
OF these l16 are destined for the trans
atlantic trade. In all they total about
zoe, 900 tors. In addition to the work
for private concerns, fifty-nine govern
ment vessels are being built in private
yards.
Labor for the shipyards is now at a
premium. Agents are on the look out
for skilled workmen, who command ex-
tremely high wages because Of their
scarcity.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
HEAVY DEMAND
FOR PRINT CLOTHS
Sales at Fall River Mills Large
Despite Decline in Cot.
ton Prices.

Fall River, Mass, feD. ZU.-SaIes III
the print cloth markets last week were
larger than in several weeks. As buy
ers were ready to pay full asking
prices for the goods which they de-
sired very much, manufacturers met
the demand rather freely. Declining
cotton prices are usually seized upon
ty cloth buyers as reason for asking
concessions in prices, but last week
prices in the cotton markets went of
in a very noticeable way without hav-
ing any attention called 10 them by
huyers. In a week the quotation for
srot middling uplands cotton has gone
off 80 points, little more than one
half Of a cent a pound. equivalent TO
trife more than $3.50 bale. Inc
demand during the week covered gen
cral line of cloth made by the Fall
River mills.
The call for sateens and twills Of
various constructions was keen, and
those mills making these styles have
done a very good business. Their out
put for the next several weeks IS well
taken care of, and before any new busl-
ness will be taken on doubtless will
exact higher prices. Prices on other
constructions remained firm, and the
situation is unchanged from the week
previous. In some instances an ad-
vance around one-eighth of a cent a
ward was paid over the quotation oil
the week ended February II. So keen
is the demand for twills and sateens
that some mills have an insufficient
number Of looms to produce the bust
,,sss which is being offered. |. TINS
active demand continues manufactur-
crs will add materially 20 quoted
values. Fine goods are holding very
strong, with the demand comprehen-
eive enough to take the entire produc-
tion Of certain styles.
Reports heard from mills making hnee
goods are that business is good, and
prices are such as 10 permit fair profits.
There il no difficulty in accepting or
ders which will exhaust the production
for three TO four months ahead. Con-
tracts 70 run still further ahead could
be placed, but fine goods manufactur-
ors are not disposed TO take chances
with their end of the cotton market.
Total sales for the week IN the print
cloth division OF the cotton goods mar
let are estimated at 100000 pieces. and
CT these about 10000 pieces are spots.
Deliveries on contracts sold arc TO run
three to four months ahead. The TO J.
lowing are the quotations: 2S-inch,
c.-6t. sac nom.; 2S-inch, $3.50 SAC
nom; 27-inch. 64-60, 9-l6c. nom;
21.inch. 56-56, 31sc; 27-inch, $3.50. &c;
aSiz inch, 64-64, SIC; 39-inch, 6s-72,
J~lc.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
STATE TO REGAIN ISLAND
Wins Long Fight to Eject Illegal oea'
pants of Land in Loon Lake.

Albany, Feb. 2o.-Ejectment Of illsu.
occupants Of state land and the r. w.
cry of a six-scrs island which sAr
have occupied in Loon Lake, In TIE
northern part Of Herkimer County W.
follow a decision just rendered In h'
Supreme Court at Herkimer BY Justits
Leonard c. Crouch, according 70 an a.
nouncement of the Conservation Coz
mission. -,
The defendants are the Loon Lag
Club. Jotham p. Aids, Ellsworth !
Aldrich. VI. F. Wilbur, Ira h. hJds
Harry B. Smith, Robert D. Eaton srt
N. +. Gray, all OF Norwich; Dspu!!
Attorney General jerks srd Burton
Icucks, OF the Conservation Bareau o.
the Attorney Generals office, appesFs,
for the state and Isaac H. Hyde, q
Norwich, for the defendants.
The case has been contested ,oi
years. II was put over through i've
Successive terms of the Supreme C'-Ft
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
JUSTICE FACES JUDGMENT
Execution Order Against Z. T. Lynch
Signed by Colleague.

Execution Order Against r. L. Lynch
Signed by Colleague.
Chief Judge ODwyer OF the City
Court has been put In the peculiar po-
sition Of signing an execution against
the property Of Justice Richard 7.
Lynch. one Of his colleagues. on e
Judgment for sI.344 obtained by Ed
ward Walton. The judgment has been
filed and Deputy Sheriff Burnes has
been seeking an interview with JUS
tice Lynch 70 ascertain whether he has
any personal property on which levy
can be made. NJ
In October. 1913. Mrs. Annie W.
Baldwin obtained a judgment for
~ e6e in Queens County against JUS
tice Lynch. The judgment creditor
had the $4,000 a year salary OF the
Justice garnisheed. Justice Pendleton'
Of the Supreme Court. who signed the
rsrnishee order, subsequently revoked
Il. Justice Lynch declared that some
one was using his credit and that ne
had never received any benefit from
the money for which Mrs. BALDWIN
sued him. He also threatened TO bring
criminal and civil proceedings for the
fraudulent use Of bis credit.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
Railroad Earnings.

Gross earnings Of United sa'es%
roads making weekly returns 70 -.
Review" continue TO show suo'.
improvement, the total OF ell rose
porting for the first week IN fe"
amounting to s6,743,2so, an 10 i1e.s. e. :.
1l.6 per cent as compared win - "a
responding period a year ago; NJ. vsr
storms and floods have considefs% ~,
duced traffic in some sections' 80
in the Southwest and west, i,s, IL ar
ings of very few roads are smAs. sh,..et
last year at this time, while suos,l
gins continue to be shown by IN"
the more important systems. .st
Following are given gross eaInt
United states railroads reportiH.s
the first week in February, ana So
compared with earnings OF tnsl,
roads for the corresponding p.ss
wear ago; also for roads tna' rT
for the same weeks in the t~ns
ceding years and percentages o''
over last year: ~
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
DECLARE INSURANCE DIVpI
Heads of State Fund Announce i
Issue TotalIing Is Per Cen''

PolicyhoIders in the State insu''
Fund will receive q third sefni'sna~
dividend totalIing 10 per cent ~l'as
few days. The announcement oy y
New York State Industrial Comn,lSs
which administers the fund, aiso
forth that after paying losses amor. y,
ing to 100000 the fund had SCI aan w n
reserves amounting to oo.ooo - -
special catastrophe fund OF si"~
since Il began business, July l. lea"
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
DiN iDE.ND w Oii'i -.
RTPUBIIC IRON 4 STEEL COMPANI
nixidend NJ 10

TTTNIIFHW w WT
A. meeting OF the Executive Committee
OF the Republic Iron Steel Company held
February Ism. 1915. the regular quarterly
dividend OF ia q on the Preferred STOCK
snd an extra dividend oS lGs on the Pre-
f.rret Stock, on account OF deferred divi-
cends were declared payable April LIST. 1915,
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
the Republic Iron 4 Steel Company will he
held al the once OF the Company. is EI-
chsnre Place. Jersey City, y. J., on Wednes-
day, April 18TH. 1916. at IL o'clock in the
forenoon for the transaction OF any and all
business that may properly come before tho
meeting Transfer Books of tho Company.
10th Common and Preferred viii be closed
~ o'clock 2 n. March goth. 1915 and
reopered a. 10 o'clock 4 NJ. on April 20th.
1918 RICHARD JONES. JR.. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
In.er-Seals TO Give Ball.

The In-er-Sesl Association Of New
York. composed OF employees Of the Ma
tional Biscuit Company who work in
the metropolitan district, will give
supper-danee in the ballroom of the
Hotel Astos on February %. Many of
the directors and officers Of the COM
pany are expected 70 be present.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
SEEKS SHAFT TO LUSlTAHu
PhiIadelphian Proposes Memorn "
American Victims.

Philadelphia, Feb. 2O.--A propo"l "
erect a national monument to the ~
American victims lost on the Lusl's'a
has been made by Emlen Hare Miir
in a letter sent to-day to the Goverr'n
% all the states. Mr.. Miller asks "
the formation OF committee, on w,s
each state shall be Represented, ~
lect funds and to receive oes'sn' "
the monument. $500 .h.s'.
The shaft, Mr.. Miller proposes, sn'.. !.
he plain and impressive and should"
cost more than $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF Nan'
ous CorporatiOns.

The January income account OF tne
Dayton Power and Light Company, is-
sued Saturday, ayes gross earnings
from all sources, Including sub-utility
revenues, amounting to sl38,475, which
was nearly AZ per cent more than was
earned in the same month of last year.
Operating expenses were increased
from $4,000 in 1914 to s69,30l, leaving
net earnings of s69,l73, against sis,-
$50 year ago, an increase OF over az
ner cent. Deductions from income for
interest charges and for sinking fund
reouirements totalled S17,759, and sur
plus earnings after allowing for divi-
dends amounting to $4,000 on the pre-.
ferred stock were s3S,595, compared
with surplus balance of S2l,3 ,328 In
the preceding year. Operating ratio
was reduced from 50.l9 to 5000 per
cent.
Cities Service.
January gross earnings Of the Cities
Service Company made an increase OF
s237 643 over the corresponding month
in 1914, and net earnings after opersC
inc expenses showed gain OF S23z'ooo'
Total gross income for the month
amounted 70 1868 ,543, net earnings were
s645. 1923 and the surplus after charges,
amounting to s602,363, was s23o.zz4
greater than in the year preceding
After allowing for dividends on the
nreferred stock there was a balance OF
s434, ,S22 a growth of Sls3,olI. Inc
twelve months statement up to Jaguary
81. 1915, shows gross earnings OF s4,-
7l7.444, an increase of sIH,ooO over
the previous year. Net after expenses
was s4539 ,3Oi, a gain Of s719,951, and
the balance after preferred stock divi-
dends. amounting to s2,44O,4oo, was
equal to 1926 per cent on the common
shares. against l1.33 per cent earned IN
the preceding twelve months.
Detroit Edison.
Gross operating revenues OF me De,
trcit Edison Company, including al
constituent companies, for January 10
tailed ssS6009, which was 20 per cent
greater than in the same month last
wear. Charges for operation, renewals;
replacement and contingent amounted
TO s497,256., an increase of Il per cent
and the balance after interest on the
funded and unfunded debt was SZo4'-
l91, compared with S214,l25 year ago.
equal to a gain of over 81 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
STOCK EXCHANGE FOR THE WEEK

table giving the number Of shares OF H STOCKS
- g., tho highest lowe
the and the high
,ha and the the 1915
for tho and l027,
date 2l6s32OO against s72770o in I'D
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
Business Established 1852

DUSIIITSS L5VdUII5IICU IvV-
Five year SO Bonds secured by First
Mortgages on improved Central Neb-
raska farms. Interest payable every
six months in New York or RENTED
direct as you may elect. First Mort
RACES from $1,000 TO $4,000.
The Clarke-Buchanan Co.
Hastings. Neb. Jane, n Clarke. Pre't
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. AUCTIoNEER
ADRIAN H. MULLER a son
viii sell at Auction on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1916.

y
a. Sc o'ciock 81 the
EXCHANGE SALEsROOM. NOS. 1t AND IS
VESEI ST.
For eccf of whom 81 may concern:
SO 600 Acker. Merrall & Conch Co. Sc
Deb Bds.. July. 1918, coupon on.
shs. River-iew Realty Co.
t2is shs Erie-Queens Realty CO.
5000 Bond q Mortgage dated Dee. -.
1910 due Dec %. 1913. made By
Wikeshsrre-F Flushing Realty Co,
e. 500 paid April Z. 1911.
f2i.lis1- Assignment Of 2 Judgment ot
Home veioprnent Co sgainst
Elmhurst South Realty Co.
$50 shs. Steinway Park Realty co.
$500 Mcknight Realty Co So Bds. 1872.
Jan'y. 1914 coupon on.
t15iso Assignment Of Account Mcknight
Realty co. against Cedarhurst
North Realty Co
As sh- Whitest0ne Realty Co
1i5 shs Ceiarhurst North Realty CO.
30 shs Rsyside Flushing CO.
go chs villa Park Assn OF Great Neck.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
th- FAVARY TIRE & CUSHION COM
PASY will 10 held at the ONCE Of the
Company. No 80 East 42nd Street. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, city Of New York. on
wednesday March lst 1915. at 4 o'clock
IN the afternoon Of that day. for the pur
pose OF ciectlns Directors for the ensuing
ear and for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before SAID
meeting
Dated New York. February i4th. 1915.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-21
IUCKTR a CARTER ROPE COMPANY

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF tho Stockholders viii he held at
tho once of the Company. No III Broad
way, Room ilol. Borough OF Manhattan.
Sew York City, on March 8, 1915, at
o'clock IN the afternoon, for the election OF
Directors and for tho transaction Of such
other business ss may properly come be
fore the meeting
JOHN c HARDY. Secretary.
DAfed. Fehruary u. 1910.
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Every gardener and farmer should
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Don r. Kirkman is now a full
pledged lawyer, He has not decid-
ed where he will locate yet. Mr..
Kirkman is the son of N. G. Kirk
man, of this CITY.