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Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-10-18
OBITUARY
Daniel ID. Newman, Jr.

Daniel d. Newman, Jr.
Daniel D. Newman, Jr., the ff-
son of Daniel and
Alice Newman of StrickerSville,
Pa, died September Both of infan-
tile paralysis at the Chester Coun-
ty Hospital, West Chester, Pa. In
tel ment at Chestnut Grove, West
Chester.
Samuel Hooper Giles
Samuel Hooper Giles, member
of the Sophomore class, Delaware
College, died at his home at Elk
ton, on Saturday, October IA, from
typhoid fever. Giles was enrolled
in the Arts and Science depart
ment and was one of the most pop
ular students of the college. Fun
eral services were held from the
residence of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. C. Giles, this afternoon.
Interment in Presbyterian Gem
etery.
Frederick H. Robinson
Professor Frederic H. Robinson,
aged &C years, who for more than
a quarter of a century was head
of the civil engineering depart
ment of Delaware College, died at
his home, No. Oil Jefferson street,
Wilmington, on Tuesday, October
18th. Death was due to uraemla
from which the deceased had suf-
fered for several years. He only
became critically i'll, however, sew
eral days ago, and his death came
| as a shock to his many friends.
: The funeral will be held Thursday
, afternoon from his late home and
: interment will be made in Will
J.. mington and Brandywine ceme-
. terry.
e Although of a retiring DISPOSE
r ton Professor Robinson was we'll
t known throughout the State, ow-
e ing to his long service at Delaware
: College. When he went to Della
a ware College as professor of civil
e engineering in 1890, the only
u building at the institution was the
S old dormitory, which is now being
r remodeled at an expense OF $lOo
l. 900. Professor Robinson resigned
ol as a member of the Delaware Col
e lege faculty last spring, his resig
ID nation taking effect at the close o,
a the college year in June. AT th'
n time of his resignation he was tn
Oldest member of the faculty il
te point of service with the exception
as of DR.. George A. Harter, for man,
err wears president of the institution
as For twenty years previous to nj
g. resignation he was secretary o
er the faculty.
The board of trustees of the co
lege, at their meeting in June
10 elected the deceased protesso
emeritus. At the same meetln
lai the board accepted gift OF S2'
as 600 from a friend of the college &
w., a pension fund for retired men
no bers of the faculty. Professor Rol
'p- inson was the first member to r.
Up ceive the benefits from this fun
am At chapel exercises at the co
fsV lege on Tuesday DR.. Samuel
e,r' Mitchell, president of Delawal
a. College, spoke of Professor Rohl
nd sons death and paid tribute to tt
mt deceased instructor. The facul
er- held a special meetine at noon t
D; day, when resolutions on his dea
D.; were adopted and arrangement
C. made for attending the funeral
c. Thursday in a body. The collie
ar flag was placed at half-mast
'als Tuesday.
c.; Engineers who received their
H.; structions under PROFESSOR hoDl
any son and graduated at Delawf
yell, College are located in all parts
/aa~4;.rod ~, ,oono Ky
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-10-18

Daniel D. Newman, Jr., the tif-
teen-month-old son of Daniel and
Alice Newman of Strickersville,
Pa, died September Both of infan-
tile paralysis at the Chester Coun-
ty Hospital, West Chester, Pa. In
tel ment at Chestnut Grove, West
Chester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
The Metal Shares Furnish
Most Of Interest in
Stock Market.
BIG INCREASE IN
STEEL TONNAGE
But Stock Makes Very Little
Response Paris Exchange
Still Declining.

United States steel common has
failed go many times in recent months
TO s,spont 20 good trade news that It's
action yesterday, when the unflied ton
mage statement for March disclosed &
huge increase in orders on the cor
porstior's books, setting C new high
record for total tonnage. did not cause
any great surprise Before the ton
mage statement appeared on the tckers
Steel got up 90 sjas. compared with
Saturday closing % s4-a Afterward
j. reacted % Sass, but subsequently re
covered and closed az 50, showing 8
net gain on the day Of half point.
The figures reported iu tie March
etatement were about IN line with Wall
street expectations. although some op-
umisuc estimates predicted On increase
Of 100000 tons and other more con
servative dopesters looked for one Of
no more chan 100000 tons. The actus.
gain was 76-.0o5 tons, putting the to-
tai " unflled orders Of tie cad OF last
month 81 g.53l0Jl tons was the
first time in che history OF ne cor
r0ration that untitled orders lad ever
.,c.eded the 5000 00O-tou marx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11

4, or,cer Of a large Wall Street bank
Mo 10 In close touch with the iorelEA
evcbarge market, was discussing the
F,orch exchange situation YESTERDAY.
aIf Won will take look back at ths
movement OF sterling and franc rates
soid ne. "you will find II series OF
r,eos and declines. The rises nave lh
variablv followed the establishment -
Cyedits. while the declines have set 10
.es those credits have begun 20 approach
Torfefion In the case Of sterling the
e,r,roqs In that market indicates thai
he sales OF American securities held
a. ENGLAND are sufficiently large 70
r,ointain the peg price OF around 40 -.
IL, long this will suffice 20 hold ster-
ii-f. I'm IS "a mere matter OF CONJECTURE
- on the other hand, have APP
-orortlv been declining as tho rencn
cro5i+s here have dwndied Inc de-
cline In frame exchange, 10 my opinion
Ies carried the rate pretty nearly 10
chat might be called tae 'acuonaoie
,'oirt. TINT is 20 say, the rates are pc
rc,oirc so depressed as 20 force upon
40 Fre~ch recognition OF the heea
= additional dollar credits. Inc &C
.iorabie' point on the September hreaS
81 francs was around 600 and lover
and IN tho case o. sterling. >iol. Tenn
,,o,o~.ly. stems may be taken 90 sup
-, +he market for francs. hut "nth
,ho French government hncs me uIhe
r,ne YOU can count on a ne" freheh
ioan or credit. That may come sooner
+hon most people expect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
COPPER COMPANIES
DOUBLE PROFITS
Utah Has S9,2S4,99O Gain In
Surplus. Chino S3,222,579.

Two copper companies reported yes
terdav that their earnings Tor 1919
more than doubled their net prohts
over previous year.
The Utah Copper Company showed
operating revenues FOR last year OF
S2TI56.9s8, against sl6.222, 400 IN 1919.
The surplus available for dividends
was Sl7.91346l, an increase OF sS,Z34,-
900. The Years balance, after diVi-
dends Of 1904 .Os3 and S546,l35 was
reserved for depreciation, was slO'-
462 900, q gain Of S7,l35.slO.
The company produced lis,397OO5
hounds Of refined copper last year. In
addition 36760 ounces Of gold were
produced. for which the company re
co.vcd $50 an ounce; also 37l,llS
ounces Of silver. for which nearly 90
cents an ounce was paid. This produc-
zion Of COPPER. gold and silver during
1918 was the result Of handling dur
inc the wear s.494,300 tons Of ore.
Tnso,d copper a. the end OF the year
was iuventoried az 1880 cents pound.
The net cost Of the metal produced was
-.+s cents u pound, as compared with
500 cents in 1914.
The Chino Copper Company reported
for 1915 total operating revenues O.
Sll.3s3.777, an increase OF S4I5b,0sl.
The years net profits available for
dividend distribution we're S6,Sl3,so5'
compared with s3222.579 in 1914. The
company's net production o. copper
last year was 81 .s57,7sS pounds. There
was also produced 3,e9l ounces % gold,
which brought $50 81 ounce. The total
amount Of ore handled during the year
was 2,379 500 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
STEEL FIGURES
MAKE NEW RECORD
Corporation Has 9,33l,00l Tons
Of Untitled Orders.

The United states Steel Corporation.
il i's tonnage statement FOR Marca.
publ he'd yesterday. established nov
record fhe second 20 Two months n-
f.lCi orders on the books a. the end Of
che month totallcd 9,$3l.O0l tons. COM
pared with S.56s.g56 tons on February
eg and s,255,749 tons on March 81,
1915. Tie increase over February was
1G2. o3j tons This gain was more than
Wall Street had looked for.
Unfiled orders al the end Of March
this year were s4l ,2s3 tons greater
than for any other period in the his
tory Of the company. According 20 the
tonnage on March 81, incoming orders
averaged 10000 and deliveries close TO
90 900 tons daily.
At last months rate OF shipments the
Steel Corporation IL delivering slightly
over 900 600 tons a month o. finished
steel It is estimated that the orders
now IN hand are sufficient TO operate
the plants st full capacity FOR the re-
% the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Pri;cs improve with a Moderate
Volume of BuSinesS-Oils
Generally Quiet.

though trading in the curb securities
yesterday was only Of fair proportions,
iri;ss generally displayed much i'm
proved tone, compared with recent ses-
hons A .easer .n the industrial group
vss Aetna Explosives. which showed
hige turnover and ended nearly at its
::si2 points higher on the day. The new
American Zinc preferred stock was
aiIly active a. prices ranging from
Ia 70 75z. Chevrolet Motor Car
rwsd up - points. while Tobacco
hoosc;s and Springfield BODY im-
royed about points each. Cuba Cane
s-gal common was inclined 90 weaken.
la.ng over po.r.
OILS. ezceD, n one ~ two issues,
vs'e comparatively quiet and farmer.
Ollo OIL rose q points, and some Oh
re uiscei.arcol- OILS s1owed smaller
szls Copper stocks were iu fay DEE
RAD a. generally lrmcr Qrlces. United
verde Extension led .u the trading
rAE.ng another new high az Z7ss, 20
e'se a. "a. re- advance OF 20
i..,ts. BoIcs we've about steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
BROKERS WANT HOLIDAY
Petition to Close Exchange on Good
Friday and Following Day.

A petition was circuIated On me fi0or
Of the Stock Exchange yesterday favor
ing a holiday on Good Friday and the
following Saturday. Final action viii
De taken by the governing committee.
Last year similar petition was c.rcp-
lated. but the double holiday was not
granted. the exchange being closed only
on Good Friday.
The New York Cotton Exchange and
the Coffee Exchange viii be closed on
both DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
Interest Earned Exceeds
MANIFOLD Amount of
Savings Withdrawn.
CREDIT LYONNAIS
INCREASES DIVIDEND
FOncier Loans Drop from l72,-
100000 Francs in 1914 10
22,600.OOO In 1915.
BY YVES GUNOT.
EE-ninlltsf Of PubIc nc-ss Editor "L'Asssas
t,onoriaus % F.-encisrs
fBr Gable & Tie Tribune

t-cnoTlluf ~ rancl re-
Br cable g. TIE Trlauae'
Paris, Apr. 1O-For the first
nineteen months f the war the &C
counts Of savings banks show the
withdrawal Of only 3lS.OOO,O00
francs out Of total deposits Of 4,OOO,-
100000. The Withdrawals were
chiefly in 1914. as in 1915 they were
only 156,OO0,OOO. which Is only a
trihe over the interest earned by
deposits in 1914, which amounted
TO 132.OOO.OOO.
This cons rvation Of savings bank
deposits in large part was due TO
the new law which limited with
drawals TO 90 francs per depositor
every two weeks.
K is now proposed TO further aid
savings banks by raising from 1900
TO 5000 francs the sum accepted
from individual depositors. Savings
banks can invest in Treasury bonds.
rentes or national loans.
The profits Of the Credit Lyonnais
increased from 14,42O,OOO francs in
1914 TO ls,753.O0O in 1915, and the
bank therefore declared a dividend
Of 80 francs for 1915. against % the
year before.
The loans Of the Credit Foncier
were insignificant in 1914. number
ing only 1924, for 172.OOO,0OO
francs. Last year they were only
Col. for 22.G00.OOO. The arrears OF
loans remaining 20 be collected in
the invaded departments are less
than would be supposed, amounting
70 only 100000 francs.
1t remains 20 be seen what the
daylight saving bill viii accomplish
for Germany Midnight will come
at II o'clock. and cafes close at $50.
instead Of 1890. In France such a
measure would be called saving the
end Of the candle. War permits all
kinds Of experiments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
From TIE Tdtl-s bureau
Wa.h.n.ton. April 10

Wa.hin.-on. April 10
.p,ry
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20 tal. L..NHh p" Al J, =, a. o., ,o'
f.h 20 4fl Cav June 81 Ctg'. a BhLl Lu,
IlNluTI 3D. o. li.t CAV, June a. o.
tI>NNAt al jobs SOL Oh i.'.i..
f0 lffh ~. June p. llr.. IT, 'Il fi. e.
uIChlNsoN. ifts 20 .l llf aure I--i
d. HOMER IT. SIA 1llIiIt 4+h o. u. D. ia.
iur- li. fir.f IT, iAlhi' h d h'hhI-
s.a.'r. A'-,,,I,s,,> 10 d.,
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s''. ~ 80 e..,,.'i Il -rAiff-
TEAlE. ll. q. j.. la', J.r D
suhN ii -,ttti1,,t "A HOWE lo., -o ali
rrcDAl ~ 80" rotit ~ rio,'rFoHr,
1as. June .I. -"i'' "a. . a.. 49,. -l IN,
A o. ~, t,,--ia, ., --.. ~ .,..-..t q,
crpi j. ia 1l ~. N...i r, - ~.
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a. on 49, --' ~ .f.---f a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
srRRnGATEs NOTICES.

i PURSUANCE OF ~ ORDER OY
Honcrabl- Io1n + Cohslan. @urrogats
O, the county Of New YORK NOIl p %
hereby given 20 al persons A~tihs c.@lin.
.gs1rs. Nsrtha IS WhrrldFe. late q ne
county Of New YORK. drces 90. 10 present
~ sa,ne With vouchers thereof 60 the
subscribers a. their psls n transsc ing
a ~, Dnr atto-ueys. 10. 90 Wall Street.
~ ne CIV I Wv YORK or Or before the
la day 4 July. 1875. next
Dafed. New YORK. tie -0th CAY or He-
c.mbsr. 1915.
UOTGrAs H. THOMAS
FFEyERICK y VHiIEIDFb-
Everlt0rs
v,rrrrpfDGr. rrTLER 4 RICE.
Atfo~reys fo~ Executor.
% WAL 81. New YORK cry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Cs9t ROY HARPER l2th Cav % colur,l5us
" ~ Temporary luiy 90 change Moor lrl'h
Ire 2 .i.s-., q, month al .sn GAY. granted
J.. 90. RICHARD CkoNToN. lN IL g.
r',l ~ HARRY GAT7z srs.i2n DE-, n.sr, ss
'1us. 'rom b. san h9l-'on % slh S e.,, - -,
r-ror 90 a. 20. as cons AHaLN- s-A.'' ''f
ca,p MILTON q. BErBE. Assigned i2th Cav. to
D. basralcla. My u.
NAVY
Cap, w J Maxwell, detsched ns't station
Guam 90 BON. ant az rr.rr, ,-., g..
L. LOOMS detached "es' 'fFn'' 70
u NtrGu1IyRAY MILNE. de.aehsi Blruns
o'i'e = S yil'c1Kl'S |.I t.,.chea Pr.ri,
g. a.d on siar eomm-n-er cruiser squadron A.
u q G. a ROOD d-.Aehed wors, Nev
London slip a Ensiae Bidg Go Grc:o.i Con-
g. connection auns out Il al c.'S IN con-
p surg IS ! ZALEsKT. detached srssoss
O.. home H. Hait or.rn
.ss. N-'eL -ehoi Warrington u ssr Diego
As. Slrs n HARRISON " r g. ds,IeA-d
NsSs Medical s1-oc. NA-Ainstor. AprA ~ %
A.r sa-s D. A n GTNDREAr, NJ r c.. De
ta-ted Narsi M-dlcal school WASaLnston. A0-4l
a.. Bosis.si1 J. X Il cLAUsEN. detached
po,,-ral. DANifL DOwIINC. ds.schet nav
,ard Portsmouth. y Il. MAY 20 soaoiua
Cd Gun sTANLEY pANIEIAK. detached a's,.
5a. Anlsns AID On board shsa eotnmls-
a. Ns.h e. !. COLLINS 70 nav yAr- Mar
Island
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
Anil s-Dr.r e. Msnruiiio Gsiv'sicr. q
seai0s. GlA1er a. Tup0l19Am?o yole.i a
Tagsd-.phia keauarE- - Boston. MainoRer.
a. Wnshing'or Nlnshan. - san ia cisco
aor'f = Birrnirsaam. a. GARRISON; c.. c.. G..
4 3 At Potomac e. t.isiooAi5 Denver q -
rs He-'or a. HAm?'ou Roads. Mars a Ia
frr-e. N01f4la a. GlGniAi aflo. 4eilirsses, q.
f1-rra.. Wilmington. a. hhenesn.
Aurl ly-Cil-.l-Ia 81 Anaoy
SAILED.
Anil --Gf.eis- GUYANA, for Trgo otsr1ro. Nav
rlasr Washington flf cruise NheellHs Vera
t-uz f1T Progress.
AM 80 a Cs C-s s,se-r as Potomac
nirAnto nav i'r Cristc5A' DraVer NsaEAli.'
fr rAn f'ss GGle-. TOP otamp1 - dlI..-a. .
Jarvis glan'tramo frr -an Juan. Mar NasA
- 90 IA luu~r Montana 6lal snA}alo
fsf 'rr tra. .-lslr Nk.saaa fhl.0r f1r 0-n
lrsr-i.rn. Wilmington .ssf0g frf tanf"n
Anil e-halfIrIH-r lrusar1a ~ fof. tro l'h
81. HIm.rs.ar. chAr.esfan f0f NeN VOL
ffarr.fsI ..rfrr grounds fr- NrV nf.-air. San
frar.i.-n prnsarris 20 rsrfsmoufi = "
Aprl I1-Slnsl,n. ssa fTAacisco Tor ssa Diego.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
COLONIAL BONDS
ACTIVE IN LONDON
Tin and Meat Shares Purchased
French Exchange Weaker
in British Capital.

London. April 1o-The accumulation
Of weekend orders gave the stock mar
ket a cheerful appearance. The Allied
funds were firmly maintained and a
good business was transacted in colo
NAL. Argentine and Gillian bonds. ln
the speculative section Eastern Rand
mines and tin shares we're prominent,
and meat shares were active. Consois
closed y lower. at 571s; the new war
loan unchanged, at 96ts.
American securities were quiet owing
% the American German political ten
sion. Prices closed q shade below the
bcst.
The Bank o. England shipped $780,
coo ~ sovcreigns TO Spain and 100000
20 The United States.
Money was in good supply, and it was
readily absorbed for investment in
Treasury bills and Exchequer bonds.
Discount rates were steady. Paris eN-
change was weaker, at p francs 10
confines. with little prospect OF easing
until gold Is released or other meas
ures OF relief are initiated. Money
loaned at I 20 IA per cent. Discount
rates for short and three months bills
were as 10 "a per cent.
Gold premium OF Lisbon was 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
MEETINGS.

A SPECIAL MEETING or THE actors.
q ,-f-Sn op AMERICA via Boz held ~
0rfr-rsf@ THEATPE. 100 west fftn
stree, Sew York on Tuesday. Nay ttn.
lsis Il o. Do. for the plrpof~ - yong
On and adopting au amendment % H'c-''i
DtNrFr FHOHNAN President
r-.-r-r.- n A-LNLu c.----n--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
Wants indian Refining Bonds.

TIE Merctlu- Trst Company Is receiVts pr
r.1. ~ f.- 49,. 90 y of POP a seru-ef ~ re
r.. mortgage ~ the I1iian Refining Company iui-
b.. .-. On exhaust slrEag funi n $4,000. Pc
fasr.s Hili he received u1fn MAY a. a psi1e rot
t1.,tllgg 20 and accrued Interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
BUSINESS CARDS.
MILTIGKAPHING
CARPET CLEANING.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

FEAIED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED ~
die Board * water supply. az its ono
twenty SECOND floor Municipal Building
Park Row c,utre ana Chambers stress,
New YORK C.ty. until ID .. N. on Iues-
d.y. April u.s. 1915. Tor Contract %. iof
furnlshlng delivering and erecting i.h-
electric travelling cranes. from i've 20 20
ton capacity. With equipment. DO chambers
AZ Ashokau. kcnsico aud Hlu View feser-
volrr Tho work it located N tnc 80
II olive Ulster county, sr1 Town or M
pleasant auI city OF Yonk.rs. Mestcnes'sr
counts. N.~ 0rk.
~ the above place and time ne DDS
VIII be publicly opened and read Pam
phlets containing Information ~ bidders.
'ad contract draWlnga can De oata q -
che abos. address or the Office = tne - -
rotary, hy depos.tilg the sum ~ gen d .-
lars 800 So cash or - equivalent for
..cl pamphlet T0r f.rthrr Dsrticu ara
apply 90 he Once = che Primo pa. A.
sistant Engineer a. Oh. above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS President,
fFaplr us - CHADWICK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11

Paris, April l0.-Trsding was active
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes closed 20 confines lower. 81 81
francs 60 confines The . per cent war
loan unchanged, a. IS francs 10 cen
tines Exchange on London, Is francs
20 centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
SITUATIONS WANTED.


Female.
Iolrs Ens 'h s'nsr 80 Am'1
rar r-l Ergf'-. rferf...- r h.s DIT fHi'.'
A.,ae5. i0 r. 80 40. ~ tlor- ~ M.--.- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
HELP WANTED.


BOY - parrrs department vf0,csa- h0ls- So
a. 81 % 81 90 f--f rapid alfsncemcnt I
~. ard RI, New YORK tiy
WASTED a hsrber eho b ert cas- pceolo
PLAYER also e. Al cofusfs' arf frsi ttf
f.asfr can we f.e rgt party srot prYls.l1n
r. i..sfe g. sood town j. r Bor rs. Tribune
NfNre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
nAlLY 1MroRTs AND ExrORTs.

Daily imports and exports q general
al the Port Of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11

cEs6SEEIc.ir rrArurnsroNr s.,rs,arr.


SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board Of Water supply, 40 IT, of.ces.
twenty second floor. MYniDiIal htii4lHg.
PARK Row Centre and Chambers Streets.
New York CITY until Il =. NJ. % Tuesday.
Aprn =. 1910. for Contract ill. for eur
facing WIKI l.tImlnOls macadam anl
vitrifed brick blocks about miles ~
highways az the Kensico reservoir, in the
T-Tvr * Ait Pleasant. Westchester county.
New York The grading for these aIsh-
ways has been largely done rraer other
AZ The above place and time ne bids VII
he publicly opened and read. fanp-.e.s
containing Information Tor bidders and
CONTRACT drawings can ne obtlin"i AZ ne
above address st ths Office % me Score
rarv hv d-positing fhe sum ~ Ten dollars
500 in cash or ts eguivo ent FOR each
uamphiet FOR further particulars aIF.y
H. The once ~ the Primo pal Assistant In
eiuser o. che above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS President
CHARLES " CHADWICK.
john J.. iAIf ~.
Corrni.Siorers o. che Board q Water
GFORGE FFATHERSTONE. secretsry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-11
New Issue
$5,3OO,OOO
Holly Sugar Corporation
72 Cumulative Preferred Stock
Authorized !j.3co.m


authorized on"and" 'NVw
Dividends quarterly besns August Tor h April 10 1870
III snd sruedd vidndu 70
theeafsr and
rodnduAs Of ii o.
Holly ss. cey.n Ia. acquired aae
the Sheridan statements
tn aVd~ Mr. ( Garlic"
April 1915, March
refined hand reported
ime.t DIVIDEND ont Preferred Stock
of before
deprahon Iquda and including profit
on hand March $4,000
Sinking Fund profits Holly Sugar Corp aton after IRE
Preferred Stock
Ne, assets operating companies liz and quick
of of Stock
Operating and bills payable OF
of March 25 1916
No mortgage on be created
and no increase Preferred Stock be made BY the
of Of all Preferred Stock outstanding.
Price 90 and Accrued Dividend
White, Weld & Co
Chicago New York Boston
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Authorized 1000, 900
Dated April I, 1916

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ExtranIeJro.

III parlamento conflrm0 81 gabinete
de compromise Segun propucsto por
el primer ministro Tuan Cht.Jui.
En- Cairo, Eglpto, al minIstro de
agriculture reporta Of promedlo de Ia
coIdici6n del algod0n on 80 por clento.
El Baron Dem Bussche-Hadden-
hansen, 81 ministro aleman d Ruma.
mia. salio de Bucharest para Berlin
por VIA de Russia bajo I'm permiso russo
de protection.
Las cifras oflciales acerca del pri-
mer voto sobre In prohibition de llc'
ores on 81 terrltorlo de Yukon dan q
los "mojados" IN mayorfa de solo
tres votos para el entero territorio.
Los cuerpos de los dlez y ocho avIo'
mes de Zeppelin que fueron quemados
d muerte cuando 81 Zeppelin fue aba
lido por los lngleses tuylcron su sepu'
liura d tres millas de Cuffley, lngla.
terra, mas sin manifestation militar.
Sc uso 81 rlto de sepultnra de la
lglesia de lnglaterra,