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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
ACTION or VATICAN
INTERESTS ALL ITALY
Makes Protest Against Connscatinn
OF the Venetian Palace
~, ~ In Rome.
BUILDING DEAR 10 .,usTEi.,
Many Pages of Countr,'s History
Written fhcrp-Pope, II Is BE-
Eevcd in Some Quarters, May
liaNc Sacrificed Popularity

ROME, December 2G.-E!as tho porc
sacrificed his popular!ty in ltaly in
order 10 save Venice"
7 Although Il direct answer 10 this
question rs not at this time possible.
a former member OF the Cabinet. re-
plying 10 Minister Bissolatis attack ou
the Vatican for tho la,tcr's protest
against the Connscaton 1r the Vcnr-
Tam Palace in Rome said that when
Tie inside history of the present wnr
is written, it perhaps will prove that by
protesting and thus sucr.noin. his
popularity, the Pope saved Venice from
absolute destruction.
Apparently Austria has greatly re
scented the seizure Of this palace. which
Was tho residence Of her ambassador
To ihr Vatican. In the words q; the
NIehncsc press The palace was doubly
dear 10 the duaI monarchy frs, he
r;'us" i WAS gift 10 Austria % Pope
iau' H.. and noNt. iecausc muuy RACES
of Austrian history had been written
there
On tho other bend the Venetian Palace
Away. ND boon a thorn in The heart
p"tnatc ;u siaht. OF th, capitol Austria s.
IuiH ,yor ITALY. ana the fac, tina, the
AUSTRIAN ambassador to The Vatican
reside, il'erc increased the Italians
anilr; s,!,.
Hrilt.c /" he through the Spanish en-.
i'ass>, n,ti!yinG her that the palace
had bee, seized, was Il document with
Of
not. and perhaps nrNcr Viii he ac-
Gr:mlcd. Foreign Minister Sonnimo re-
fused &" i'rceiy" II or thu. ground ,hat
il was couchod IN vulgar and Offensive
LANGUAGE. simultaneously. the Swiss
pres: printed some Nieana messages
saying That i,a'y would puy 81 very
dear price for tic palace"
1IH RAIDS n,rn VENICE
Hf:toME VERY .nIi0ttNT
II was thcH that air ia i'd over Venice
began to follow each Other ~ uuicl.
Succession One day it was tn. church
of IS. rctcr and Paul that was half
destroyed 10y q bomb. Auotl,c, DAY st
WAS the marble bnlustradc of q con
vent that was demolished. the bomb
Ealing only a short distance from tn.
church itself, ON another occasion =,
p"'ho t'il on 'hs roof OF Inc ROYAL
palace" but f3iied TO explode. Several
days afterward another bomb foil on
81. Marks square. exploding only ten
feet from the cathedral
I'll" Italian antiaircraft guns could
10 V"r! l'iti" Venice is almost mhc-
fcnsiblc hytar Tho aircraft come IN
detected from tho sen. and They are
over the most precious part Of the city
long before fhCN arc discovered rho
possibility of carrying out the threat
against Venice was evident.
II was then that the Vatican pro
tested against Tho seizure Of tho
Nructian Palace. maintaining that a5
residence Of an ambassador to the vat-
can. IL was protected by the guaranty
law regulating the legal status Of the
l'ope. An interesting debate followed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
LINES OF ENEMIES NEAR
ON TOP OF M0UNTA|N
Only Few Yards Separate the Ger
man and Trcnci, Posts on
Summit.
OFTEN FIGHT WITH STONES
scattered .lbout in Sheltered Posi-
tions ON Hnrtmanns.Wctl crknpf
.Nr2 nc,achncnts of Troops That
Are Always on the Alert.

ON THE SCMMIT OF iIAnTMANNS-
WEILERKOPF, AI.sACE. December ~
'-becp in snow, tho listening posts Of
the French and Germans are within "a
few Yards Of each other on the stones
81 nc iiartranus- Wcllcrkopc, with The
t'r"neh III possession OF the dominating
position. For many months this part
AT he front has been the uuictcst por-
ti"n ut The line. although The opposing
troons arc III such close touch some
times days. pass Without n shot being.
fired but just on the day when the
Associated Press correspondent visited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
AS|AT|C INVASION
NOW THREATENED
Chinese and Japanese Labor Is
Gaining Foothold in Is
lands Of Pacific.
MANY HINOUS IN THE FITS
Question Likely 10 Become i'm
portant to Chile, Ecua-
dor ard Peru.

SYDNEY. -AISyI,\l,tN pcrcr,hr, ~
The ,,.,,j, ,, ~
w ~ ''''"'"'E III Ni"ertc"
no" * assuming alarming proportions
IN me islands OF IN" larirc
""rS one is aware Of tn" sib-
m"r3c!cc OF TN" white and native Gle
ments IN Hawaii by Chinese and Japa-
hcS". ANA from present indications. If
INC war lasts. the Car"lincs. Fellows
nd MarShalls Will fall I,- ,i..b. ,F MN,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
BANANA GROW EnS PARTIAI
TO COLORED LiHUI,

The sugar and banana growers or
the Fiji group are partial to colcrcd
labor and Toy this reason arc anta--
onis,ic TO the proposal tina, these is.
lands bc made an Australian Deepen
dency rs the whit Labor polio OF
Australia would undoubtedly: extend 20
FIJI. This makes II apparent thar tn.
Influx Of Asjatics is rather WELCOMED.
by Tho growers, because it combats tn.
Aua;rnlian policy. which, they argue.
would bc absolutely ruincus 10 thci.
business.
But the japanese and chinese CON
iuuc 10 pour INTO these islands in
hordcs, and once they succeed in driv-
ing home y Far Eastern" wedge, what
has happened IN Hawai-! viii undoubt-
ed'y naterinitae in FIJI.
Japanese statements that the china te
~ The Pclews. Carclines and Marshalls
IS -" hot f"r any extended settlement
b. Tho Nlppuncse arc not taken scri-
Uusly here as the adaptab,ity OF the
Japanese in tropica. ciimes has been
shown by their success in Hawaii
Those wh" have already pcorled this
group of islands have discovered that
ine climate is not 80 forLiddine after
~. and arc apparently preparing Is
STAY.
The Japanese are !;ccnlv apprcc.ativc
of The strategic value OF The Islands
uuth from commercial ana :, military
standpoint. for tho three arch ipclagoes
command natural sea routes and arc
natural channels for racial advance to-
wards tie southeast
II does not require much ina = inu,ior
therefore 10 sec In The near future
Japanese settlement Of all Pacific island
territory where they are not excluded
hy enthusiastic laws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06

ADD Agreement dated November 1915 for
A a S Franco Railroad Company prepared
Holders certificates OF deposit issued under the Agreement dated
% Mortgage -Four Per Gold Bonds and Holders OF certificates
depo' CO and Holders Of General 1920 Year Five Per
t" OF withdrawal under the
which their certificates OF deposit were ISSUED
% ocs 70 Agreement without the issue of new certi
Of Renndne MORTGAGE Per Cent Gold Bonds may
e 10 said Agreement by deposing their bonds win
under said Agreement dated June ~ I m
S STATE of New York; Wall St. New
& and mississippi valley Trust Company 81 Loul') receiving e
m H Of 1920 Year Five Per Cent Gold Bonds may
aI! Tru. the DsPosay under said Bondhod hgr.e
OF deposit issued under that agreement
Holders securities except stock OF St Louis ana Ssn rsne'to
Railroad emp Securities with New York;
o1siy said Plan and Agreement at its oee - wan street. ne"
York p.,a. NINA, hear III. ooupon. maturing July
General Lien Bonds must bear the coupon
nnrns 1914 and subsequently sill Other
..s ,, all , .i.% fny L. FI iaIS
Agreement deposing their stock with "un"n'y
s 10 Broadway York and making payment at the tne OF sue
OF each share deposited as
Y ~, ana H b F n. Pan at the time Of such deposit
securities deposited must be in negotiable torn and STOCK
r Be duly endorsed in blank Tor transfer or DC "00p ~ P
lie, IN blank duly executed ~ - 1. o...u ..,r,o.,
T.. n ~ New York
both Of and stock. must he made on or before
Aorl B. 1916. after which date no deposs WI. ;an W.n
upon such terms ana co""'''""' ~ ~
determine
, s.Gsm,n Guaranty ua Company New s ans Ice nspn'e
4. X" ws., im syndaa which the, will Managers u~'' me '''
.s ~ plan and OF Reorganization may be obtained
INV the DPostaries or from either OF inc Ne0rs@
'''I p, .i" New York February d. 1910
law. SELIGMAN co, efhf En- * w.
Reorganization Managers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06
ATTACKS IA TOILETTE ACT
J. +. Cornell Says 1t Handicaps Mer'
chant Marine Progress.

The La Toilette act IS acting a So
verc handicap 20 future development Of
tho United States merchant marine. Ia
the opinion Of John Franklin CroweI.
whose article on "America'- Maritime
Needs" is % b. published In The
Guaranty News" this week
To build UP merchant shipping. NJ.
Crowell believes the United States must
help itself 70 sell It's goods by means Of
conveyances which will deliver them a.
the consumers door. In the past he
points out. the slogan Of the export
merchant has been Let the cheapest
carrier have the trade"
international indifference means
isolation when i. comes TO test Of
strength. and IS deserving Of interna-
tional contempt 20 the nation who
adopts this policy" he continues. and
urges that the nation take advantage
of this opportunity 20 win back TO-
itself It's former high place upon the
seas. He also states that the mos
pressing need AZ present IS not for
more tonnage. but for men 10 command
the vessels being turned out by Ameri-
can yards
And yet ne add. the Governor Of
New York recently recommended that
one OF the few school ships which
trains officers should be cut of from
the usual state appropriation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06
HOLLAND BANS
AMERICAN GOLD
Wants State Department
TO Act on Seizures
by British.

The Dutch government. through the
Netherlands Overseas Trust, has mott
ned bankers hero that no more Amer
lcan shipments Of gold would be re
ceived into Holland until those which
have been detained by the British gov
eminent arc released In consequence
OF the notification exports OF the pre-
cious metal which were about TO be
made in preparation for financing
American purchases Of tobacco az the
annual auction IN Amsterdam have
been held uD indefinitely.
Local banker, attributed the Dutch
governments action yesterday TO the
Dissatisfaction felt in Holland over the
state Departments apathy Whatever
protests have been made 20 the British
government over Interference with
trade between the United States and
Holland have come. they said. from
Holland. II is believed that now the
Washington Administration will be
forced 20 act
Exports OF gold TO Holland began
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06
sTORAGE NOTICES.
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
so-7s Fast ignd 81, ij-j3 Fast il-t ~.

NEW YORK CITY
10 Mr. J. ; Baird. y a. Bightoni Dr
Thomas Bradley. william Garland Brown
Mrs Alexander Cameron. Jr; y. - X.
chapman. Mrs y -. H. Chapman; Johh
+. Clarke; v. A cooper ". II LAIRD
samuel D. crafts Trustee. Fred J. Davi-
son: r j. DAWSON. Mrs r. ! Dawson.
william II. Dupont Alfred II Dlpre.
Mrs. Mar F Smith. Mrs. Hannah rias
Mira Lillian Bacon Flt4Gerald. M ~
" Fye Gertrude +. kutter, Mrs " CAN
gan: Mr. Earnst Giiisrdo; John = Nonnen -
lacher. l. H. Grant. G.. ". GOsling Lyon
storage q Moving CO.. Dr. j. T. iardl
Mrs Blanche g. Hirsch. Mrs d. y. hop
klnson: Richard Irwin; Miss Fannie lr.n
clara Irwin. A " johnson. Mrs L.
" Johnson. Mr.. Maurice J. Kat; Fox
hau p. Ksenei Mr. y kS CO. Nr ta ~
bert McCord. Mrs Burr Mcintosh -
r Malcolm. Mrs. -. r Malcolm; Ms q
Coi.msn Manviile. Mrs. Ksthr5n Aey .
Eugene r. Murphy Mrs Ssry raar, or. pr :,
Plrcisuey. Walter 4. Potter, Mrs. Walt"r
4. Potter. q. l.. Prentis.: Progress llm
60. r. /. sheldon, Vice PRESIDENT. =. -
sheldon. Vice President. Nine Adele Mare
Riquc. Miss Emily H. sanford Mrs
Srhnltzer: Isaac Schwsrzbart. Estate -
Louisa M Stenton Helen ~ HcLoushlin.
G CIV, =. caru-i. Mrs. Lou IT, Thorn
Or r. NJ Townsend. Mr.. r. VI TOwnseld
Ben + Wallace. Miss Ellen walsh, Thomas
!. Watt. Mrs. Thomas l. Wat; Mr.. W.
u. Wheeler and Edwin WILCOX .-
You are hereby notified that the storaS
being due and the time ,or payment ~
this company lien therefor upon the prop
4rfv hereinafter described having expired
and due notice thereof having been given
YOU. tris company viii cause such property
20 ~, household good per5)nal effects
and merchandise. stored by you in - war
house and or silver storage vaults. TO be
sold At public auction according 20 'h
statutes IN such cases made ana prov id' 81.
- ita Warehouse 90 s. % y r. ilst street
Ns. York city. ou Nrdncsdst. March --nd.
1915. IT ton O'Clock 4. 81. b. Walter g.
Gilbert Auctioueer
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT Company.
WILLIAM J MURPHY,
Secretary ami Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06

with the rise OF Dutch exchange here
% a premium which made 10 more prof
table 20 send ne metal than 10 ouy
drafts where Il was necessary 20 make
ramittsnces 90 the Netherlands. A
number o. shipments were made by
tie international Banking Corporation
under an agreement. with the British
government and the Overseas Trust
But consignments sent BIZ other ship
pers notably Goldman. Sachs Co..
and Boissevtin 4 Co.-were held NJ
by the British navy and have not Yet
been released. Il was alleged. IN de-
fence of the action. that there vas a
presumption the gold would reach Ger
many. the common conjecture being
that i was sent In payment for Ter
msn-ow owned American securities which
had been sold in this market through
the agency OF Dutch and other neutral
bankers.
With Holland refusing 70 accep. i'm
ports OF gold from the United States,
american debtors 10 Dutch merchants
are placed in an embarrassing position.
To buy guilders-Dutch exchange al
current prices would be 20 penalize
themselves By the amount OF the pre-
MUM over parity. To send gold ia I'M
possible. About the only alternative
Is TO borrow funds In Holland until the
ban is lifted from gold shipments or
until the balance of trade shifts toward
America and exchange declines. At
present funds are plentiful and cheap
in Holland and many debtors are avail
ing themselves OF that fact. There IL
no insurance, however, that they will
continue cheap. and because Of that
and Of the necessity for making re-
mittances ultimately, anyway, il Is
understood that determined effort
will be made 70 have the State Depart
ment make representations to the Brit
ism government
Last week the Guaranty Trust Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06
cuARLBS u. SABIN.
Chairman.
FREDERIC BULL,
cTACY e. R1CHMOND.
EITGESR v. II. THAfhH'
Com nittce.

nan, in which the New Haven has a
e pSs', nor cent interest; operating, r S,9
me g,s tsi9,5il. an increase Of SUI n
ooerating income. s95.6ss. d SSd de- 10.
~. se2. gross income, SlO4 8'7' a . ue.
.rrcase % SG3. iOb; net corporate i'0o Si,,s
49, 51e1.. eq4 sq6. as against surplus
az Ss31l3 300 January, 1910.
The New England Stcaml'nlp 80. o'" j.
NAM. in which the New Haven s s,8s I"
. sS"' .ntcrest. operating revenue, SlOo,-
~ III ~ siS380l Increase; gross income
sl5424. an increase Of Si5H!g; net cor 81,
49, income deficit, N1'52'. a.
',.sinst deficit 30 January 1870 VI
f59.586. .... g, which
Inc Connecticut Company .n 49,
tho A.. Haven haf Sole i''ir'',
me- lnc md. revenue. s7Oi5o5, an increase
Of ss7.042, gross income. So - a
SG7.4Gg increase; net corporate ihoo"'''
{f1t eg7. an increase Of $61l"i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06
SPEYER n ~

..ntinr stock deposited lher seo<.
Aereemen, dated Decemher l. III E,. 40 ,o,' a..
-, ~ te,ore April 3. 1916. present their
cs-,,ecates OF deposit 20 Guaranty Trust
Company OF New York a. deposiaIy uslef
,ais Depcsit Agreement. az IT, said once,
- 9, fba same time make payment % said
Senosl,ary of The sum OF s. FOR each snare
~ siork Represented by tho celtihcale oi
oenos,t such payment having been so maze
y. -, -e-roser,.ei hy said certificate OF De
posl, viii Be deposited under me Pan ana
.o,eorrsrt dated November ]. 1910 hhu -
As. ee.a ~ denosl. issued hereunder VII
-. received therefor which. II 20 desired.
win bear notation Of election 20 piepsy y,, IN
fuli the purchase price OF ne" e'0''' ''-'
10 be Issued under the pan
Holders OF certificates o. ospo oI,s 20 , P51
.a.r .heir certificates OF deposit issleo
n,ssr me Deposit Agreement dated December
l. 1918 for The corresponding cer,lhca go 81
S.-osi, ISSUED under The Plan ana Aeiss-
80 $50 Soyeuher T. 1915. Aforesaid
Ist.I NeU york. February n. 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06

IL Hsidsr, Of Certificates OF Dsposh TO.
ST. Leafs and San Francisco Hsif"so
Compssy's Fret Preferred: sesone
Preferred or Common stock issneo
sndsr the Deposit Agreement cstsd
December /, 1918. between the On.
tsrsifn,S Committes snd holder. OF
said Steek Who should bsoosns pArhss
thsr.tot
No,e. = hereby given that Pan ana
tsf..nerf lstel tc.embes j. 1910 ioI
- Asolgarizatlon - 81 Louis ana can
5iS'-.sco halro.l Company has been az,
..y.e- y lls -lfers gned COMMITTEE anu
~ With Guaranty Trust Company o. &c"
Aolsis {; certificates o; deposl; repre-.
',-lts sio-l deposited under ssid DeposN
s.is.meni 1stsi December 1. 1913. tho 90
~ 1es.r> % participate undsr sdid ran,
~ ~ O before April 9. lsls, turfeule,
- tt.lfcates 20 feposit, duly endorsed
=. tatk Or transfer. 20 Guaranty lrust
N-.-,any o. Sew YorE. az Us once. no Nv
1919! Sew fors City. and upon pay
-. ~ Their rro rata snare - mo com
$3.50 go saytrsss az the Committee 'to
- ne sam ~ On cents for ~acn snare
=. '',tJ v.l ne slutle1 % receive snsres
- tfe character and 20 ne aniount
l u ths csrtncsts Of ceporE -
H.isfs Q; csrrs,s-ss CT deposit repre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06

pany withdrew sl,.s7,0O0 IN gold from
the Assay Ofice TO ship 20 Holland IN
connection with tobacco purchases. Inc
gold has been held in the trust com.
pal rs vaults ever since. IL is believed
.he reason for this is supplied b. ne
Dutch governments announcement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06
NEW HAVEN CUTS DEFICIT
income Report for seven Months
shows Increase Of $3.50, i26.


shows Increase Of $3.50 26.
cr.c.t Of fzGcfs5 10 the net cor
p's'e income o. the New York. New
Maven q Hartford Railroad Company
F-ffG January. 1916. is shown IN re
p,'' las company has issued. The def
10y decreased ts9.257 from that Of Jan.
-.J. 1915 FOR tho seven months end
- 'aaapre % ttc company net cor
'''Sit income vac S2.OsOl9i. al in
jssf.
a. .1mmafr ~ the report for Janu
~. 1910, Or 'ac New Haven and some
a. ne fomDanles in which b. has an
",,ffest follows:
30" fofk. New Haven 4 Hartford
f'tq Company: Operating ret
-. January 1916. 5000, gf5. an in
fs.e'f over January. 1915, Of s1.Z5I,-
10, operating income, &l,4ZO,4 62, II
,4s ~ increase. grOas income. ST.
,,..Il' tzs,.s3f Increase; net cor
49, income ldclcitJ. t2gGA55, ~
lii. ' fefr.f NJ F5Oj cor 10 January,
ora. .,rv Aax.A4.4 S.swsy Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06
Ioening Perkins's Law Partner

RR. Looming. Of i1G Fast siSty-'h're
Street. Who has been an Assistant ''s
tr,ct Attorney for two years mas ~
,ig,.1 from the Office, and will be a.
,oeiatcd with the law firm Of Ch"r'e'
A. Perkins. former District A'''''''
and Arthur &. Train, Of 81 Bro"d""y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06

ysHsla.t. Of Certificates OF Deposit Tor
sLIe,i. .nS San Francisco Railroad
cs.nsuy's R.fundina hortssss rcur
Per Cent. Gold Bonds issued sndsr
,Atrs.ment dated June 20 ~ y,
k,,x,,r III. undsrsisnsd Con mitss
,,aksId.rs Of said bonds who shoHid
sesns parties thereto
y..,. /. hereby gwen tina; a Plan ana
ir,,z.nt dated November l. lsls, JOY
:. P..,garirs,ion q St Louis and San
Fr,cso Railroad Company has been
.ts,.,i tad approved by tn undef'sneI
cs--i,,.., ,n3 copy Of SAID fIsn eu9
sC.,n,ni sss b,,- edged Nth OentfN
r-.r Compsrv Of N,v York sfd hissi'siPp'
gl.y Tn. Company Depontaii-s uho0'
ln3 Agreement dated June 20. l9lA.
Ay holder Of a certificate OF dePesn nn'
t-r Sid Agreement dated June 20, 80
cav within ~ tArtv.d4y period ptese pea
~ ud Agr-enert dated Jane 20 -
s,or ,.r-.ad,- 81, .t- Depostafy BY when
=, certificate OF l--csi. vas issued. o. '1cl
certificate O. DEPOSIT. nth properly exc
ss,ec rsns'cr thereof q registered, ana upo',
,o-plissc, o,h,-wis- -ith al the terms @nd
ssd,ion, Of SD Agreement ostea ylneS ~,
Vt x.:h r.s9ec, % Withdrawals, ~iihei~"
iis- ,d Asreene-t dated June 70, lSiA
Isl I.r.upon hs shall sc entitled 20 receive
s,.srius Morgsg- Bonds 10 the smopnt
rl o. II. character represented by DIS
s-ttcst. o. d-posi'
Dated New Yors. February Il, 1916.
FREDERICK STRAUSS.
Ch-irmsn.
JAMES y. WALLACE.
Alexander J. HRNPHILL.
EDWIN G.. MERRILL.
HARRY BROSNER.
&. ". cox,
BRRCKINRIDGB JONES.
Csmmittse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06
MORTGAGES FOR SALE.

$4,000 lsr MORTGAGE FOR SAIL. NETTING
Per cent a. buyer .. three "a hre we've
g-sto-r rl,.lerr new brick daelifE ieiHe Guy.
Pi'fsbursh Pa Agent. commission paid. Owner.
Room -Sis D." BrosdnaJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
AUCTION SALES.


by VIRTUE or \ CHATrEL MORTGAGE.
Milan pusrs foupfnt fu Ierrars q
Oairru.. lrr. dated April .ffh. 1878. I vil
sef To-day sf B j. ~. 80 80 Eeef l'|
street. N.rfaff.r Srrurrf. Costume aus.
sn - the property mentioned fua le-
ssriH.d Boo seheduI. - said mortgage. -
order for TIE attorney fnr mortgage.
NATHAN MARKS. Auctioueer.
BY VIRTUE or TWO EXECUTIONS I
VIII sell to-day. 80 $50 4 NJ, Lot OF
ough ~ Manhattan. y Y e.. } q. GARDi-
NER. Marshal J. COOPER Auction. er.
ERNEST " MfLLfGAN. Auctioneer.
WILL SELL TO-DAY. 10 \. NJ.
AZ fN1 T. f.5fh ST
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. FtNTl RlS. SC. b.
To SATISFY STORAGE 'HAitiES.
fINT COLLECTION - postage slams all ,.
.fi a. nr 'nl.f.lIf, 'uo. 80 last ~ 81 =
Nffth aUI 30
vALitR = ,srTr Aueiioleef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06

Notice /. hereby given that a Plan Az
Aereem-n, dated November /. 1919, Tor
the Reorganization Of s.. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad Company has been
adopted and approved By speyer Go
acting under said Bondholders' Agreement.
and ths, a copy Of said Plan and Agree
men,. with their written adoption and ap
pro,sl az aforesaid. has been lodged b.
hem with Bankers Trus, Company. the
D.po.itsry under said Bondholders' Agree
ment. for inspection BY depositins bond
holders. Any holders Of oer,ineates OF de-
post issued under said Bondholders Agree
men,, who do 10; assent 20 said Plan and
Agreement may az any time on or be
fore April =, 1915, Withdraw the oond'
and coupons represented By beir eeF'ih'
Gates Cor like amount Of bonds ard cou'
non, OF the same issue upon surrender to
,a,d Deposi,ary Of their certificates and
upon compliance otherwise with al thu
term. and conditions Of said Bondholders'
Agreement with respect to Withdrawals
Dated New York. February 81. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06

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500 o.
By George Price.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06
REORGANIZATION
& Louis and San Francisco Railroad Co.

. Trust Certificates and Stock
hussosss City Bridge Co.:
First Mortgage Five PEI Cent Cold Bond,
ST. Loui, Memphis end Southeastern Rslrosd c..
First Mortgage -Four Pc Cent. Gold Bonds
Chester. Per1viIls ,nd Ste. Gsnssleys RsiIw,y Co
Frs; Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bond,
Pemiseoi Railroad Co.:
Firs; Mortgage Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds,
ksnnstt & osseola Rsihsst Co.:
Frs, Mortgage Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds,
Southern Missouri and Arkansas Railroad Co.:
First Mortgage Five PEI Cent. Gold Bonds
Fsh Worth and Rio ennds Raj wsy Co:
FirS Mortgage -Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds
Qusnsh, Acme snd Pacific Railway Co..
First Mortgage Six Per Cent. Cold Bond,
s. uuIs and San francisco Railroad Co.
First Preferred Stock
Second Preferred Stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-06
SPEYER X Co,

To Holders of Certificatos OF Deposit 10,
1T. Lonis and San Frsncisco Railroad
Cowp.uy's General Lien 1920 fest
Five Per Cent. Gold Bonds issusd
under the Bondholders' Agreement
dated May IS, 1913. between Spey"
&Coand holdera OF said bonds VINO
shopld become parties therefor