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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
N. H. BARS HARBoR FREIGHT
Congestion Prevents Delivery at Pier
$1,000 Cars at Terminals.

Announcement was made yesterday
b. the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad that al midnight to-mor-
row the road vill temporarily suspend
the acceptance OF freight at stations
on It's lines for delivery a. Pier 80.
East River. and in connection with me
New England Steamship Company VIA
Sound ports.
The embargo. which became impera-
tive through freigh, congestion on the
piers, will be lifted when the company
i able 20 relieve the accumulation.
Continued bad weather, which has
made river traffic slow and has re-
duced trucking IN the city streets 70
about one half. Il. largely responsible
for the congestion. At the rail termi-
nails there Is congestion OF approx
mately 1000 cars destined for various
parts OF the harbor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17

MsrgfactuTirg and produrifs eosi inl opeltl az
e,f.n,es Including ordir uy mainicnsnce and -
pairs and provisional charges VI sloAidiiy CON
10 llol Tor leDfccAt alton.
Afdifional canning, - subsidiary rorptnies on
sacs made and scrvire rendered ou srcouW ~ o,
10. as Nhl-h W~fe o. hand a. fra' o. year IN par
rh.drs companies inseufo0es. and which rfpfi'
frrr rirce ieen realized IN cuh from The stand
fa.rt IS combined Statement of ne United eiAic'
-,eoi Corprrar1r and subsidiaries.
= L.. net balance - rroris ssrl'1 ~ sut<ifis-
eor,ani~s ~ s4les made nd ssfFloo rendered o.
sr~,al.t u uaierAis hand al ciose ~ year li
fn,,rfssinE compsniea iutsntofea ard <hich pfori'
-. rof ~ hson realized n cash fr'sn the sand
,oir, III , e0nii1sd statement = The husiness -
ne rnits1 salcs sissl c0rpprsiion and subsiii'
ARR . t--
n0sd interest and Hnkns fund - United siais
sf-~ Corporation.
Dshf .......
go..l - sU r,f cent on bos lei ~ oomnon
.tSef sNer dsaucfirs ~ osni dlndfnas o,.
sssa 7si % r'ei,rr.d .ioes ooinrsri ~ r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Can Moves Again.

American Can. whose failure TO start
With the rest Of the war stocks earlier
in the week caused the holders of the
stock 20 say harsh things about it, had
is fling yesterday and did very well
indeed. Can sold as low as 62A. as
hieh ss 65a., and closed al CAS-. up
i, points, with q turnover Of around
$4,000 shares. making il. next TO Steel
AID Crucible. the most active stock OF
he day Incidentally. IL sold at new
high price Of the year, and within 31s
points Of the best of last year. The
peel in Can had two stories, both Of
issm Of the war order flavor. on which
70 base their operations. One was that
lie company would get contract for
Hunitions, presumably shells. from the
American Locomotive Company; the
other that a portion OF an order for
10000, 900 one-pOund cans for packing
soldiers's rations would come its way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The Guaranty Trust Company, OF
New York, mes elected william {. Ia
wards. formerly treasurer OF the com
pany, and Edgar c. Hebbsrd. who was
secretary for number Of years, vice
presidents. William p. Conway, VINO
was assistant treasurer, succeeds Nr
Edwards, and y. y. Putnam, formerly
assistant secretary, takes the place OF
Mr.. Hebbsrd.
Stockholders Of the Union Gas and
Electric Company, OF Cincinnati nave
elected Lawrence Maxwell, Jrr d.
rector 20 MI a vacancy.
The Liberty National Bank has de-
clsred a quarterly dividend Of IA per
cent. placing the stock on 30 per cent
annual basis. A quarterly disburse-
ment of 8 per cent was paid IN the
previous quarter, and an extra diyi.
dend Of 10 per cent, making total oil
30 per cent paid in 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
traders Try for Reaction
n Stocks and Succeed
TO Some Extent.
ENGLAND BLOCKING
EXPORTS OF GOLD
o.,tsrs Won't Take Chances on
Shipments TO Scandinavia
Francs Down Again.

rr,d.rs worked hard most Of the
,.,.op Yesterday for the reaction they
I.nyht the market needed after its
ham advance. They saw their efforts
..,.,dsd 20 some extent in tho after
,.or when some sharp recessions were
:, s,ssr. yet little or no weakness was
,,,ov,red. and the Street went homo
l,,, night fairly confident that the
,,u move had come 20 stay. Rumors
,,sk the place Of news yesterday and
~. hears made ammunition Of a series
4, Wild reports Of the sinking Of pas
,.,s,, steamships without warning.
p.tors the afternoon decline however,
r.nv issues displayed marsed strength
al the list OF stock which estab-
I;,bed new highs for the current move.
h not FOR the year. was impressive.
Tlar. we're some fifteen or twenty
stocks. including such variety OF
,h,res as Baldwin Locomotive. Norfolk
western. Studebaker. United States
r.,l. Colorado Fuel and Iron. Crucible
st,el, Industrial Alcohol, Mexican Pc
,nlsum and American Can. Steel
snin assumed the market leadership,
,scs,inr 81, or within less than 2
Points Of its high for the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Error Might Have Been Costly

The National City Bank through an
error of one OF its officials in sending
d letter Of credit TO Switzerland ran
the risk Of losing a considerable sum
OF money The incident, which hap
pened last December and became pub
iicly known only yesterday. was the
adding OF three ciphers 70 he amount
requested from the client. The error
vas corrected by cable. however. and
10 money was lost By the bank through
La error
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Commonwealth Power. Railway and
Light.

IRE February income report Of the
Commonwealth Power. Railway and
Light Company and It's constituent
companies discloses gross earning.
amounting to 81 1852 1875. an advance of
more than 10 per cent over the same
month of last year, and net earnings.
despite an increase Of over 20 per cent
in operating expenses, were S125,35S.
an increase Of nearly 10 per cent. Net
profits after fixed charges, including
dividends on outstanding preferred
stock Of constituent companies in ad.
dition 10 taxes and interest. amounted
to S245,255 a gain Of over 80 per cent,
and after deducting $4,000 for pre-
ferred stock dividends the balance
available for requirements and divl-
dends on the common stock was $780,
200, an increase Of $50 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hon John 2 Cohalan. a Surrogate %
the county Of New York. Notice Il hereby
given Co an persons having claims against
Elizabeth 4 Odeil late ~ the county of
Sow York. deceased. - present the SANE
With vouchers thereof 20 the .ubscr her.
"a his place 81 transactlns business. 30
ias West 18Th street. 10 the city - Sew
York. on or before the 10Th dey ~ Sep
temp.r nest
Dated New York. tho lat day Of March.
1919 HAMILTON opELL. Executor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Pe;l,loHs

HENRY 0. sNlFFEN. nal STATE ard insurance
At Whie Plains has fltI petition g. bAL A7ip'cy.
With liabilities Ssi so and asseis 81. 49, consist
counts s. So note 500 and r.Al sstaie q Wnit.
pisin, 81 900. norssssi Tor sag 100. ard one o'
te I.rccs g under foreclosure iis ALEC has 300
sla-cs y mining Stock. value unkHOgr. OF ,he
LIABILITIES s5'.I5j Irs secured sni $1,000 o.
rOtos n TIE While Pans Really Company. Ehica
KAsPER FrRAAS 'uHer. q i9S West 80. 50 .
-. fled petition ia ..nsrp,y. sih iisoi..ts'
ti.-tf and r1 assets ~ tie liabilities $500 g..
oa .eas5 anil $500 is a c.aim ior l-noaL iu-
lulio.
blirs S. .9S eai asset, g. % acc0gn,s
Bankruptcy Schedules.
HARRY ELROFF. c'o,k manufacturer. % % We,
l.ih a.. las r.ef s-issiui-, q owing liabilities
iiI.5os ard as.ets f.02s ronsistins 4 sioct.
,9an,. ,iso ei,h L. L--s. 1870. AID Insurance.
order BY Referee.
KEssLER \ NI.NER-John D. Tosr.erd. rs,erse
J. Da-.AtlstT = q ,rlar =. Ia oflelsd DA'id
urn over d Arhur b. Goitho.d trustee = thsil
estate. al uple5 oh repsait Doc U.s Rover Bank Dr.
ne n,ne q re pau. k@..e- Theatre Cemgsar
aad i1creaSias ihe .n'ise's boli ,o $4,000 TIE
sreert u dsDosll ia tie above ttaS Is ssii . be-
Adluole..o A.. BANKRUPT.
UNITED F. AND % CEST STORES nc %
100 Esst l1th s.. las been adildiea-si nufrlpt
o., default ls judge HoJsh sd th- case nas 0eer
feft 10 seaman Allfr. fffe-tr Do "a. hfL.lcN A. -
Rector g.. 90 TAX ch,rss - Tie frriAsr pIo,esI
mss
AuisHmsEb.
sol TIiWrALp DEVELOPMENT C0AigAAN
real estate All building - 81 Ea5f -tll -. ia.
a.sIe 100 Assignment 40 Lon nashrf~. !. wa l.-
.rrrrrarfI Dr June -. ieUs ui-l lll4taI sfO.a
10000. shica vas sf-susard rs4.cei u s1'o.o
and George Helntzusn is pres.le.f TIE COMPANY
or-rs'-I ln >lseI-nrsI Bay. f.atlusA and Eas-
Nes York BrooA5u. ard manS illsnrn'' have re
.tl'It been entered against o..
GOLDMAN 4 -FiiGkL. conpsel ~ Josepl
Goldman al Be- ana rpessl. nlr liners a. 81
sixth A.. have ado a. asslglusLt 90 Samuel H.
thll0for and Samuel SirtIsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Old Time Boxer Is Dead.

Philadelphia. March le.-Paul Hunt
Grisell. widely known thirty. years ago
as an amateur boxer and athlete, died
here early to-day from pneumonia. lie
was ffty-fye years old. Grisell was
one of the trainers Of Robert fltE,
simmons when the latter defeated
James J. Corbett for the worlds
heavyweight championship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Bank of England Return

rordo. March is-Tho weesJ return of 'he
n,,s q, yr.isna ,no.ss the 'oilrFias chsns~ Total
,e.,r,. d,~r,,.,i ,fss 300. e.r-ll,iioa decreased
s,e7 sos bullion es-re,.ed ssrossi other securities
,.....t f-.- a1s. sshsr d.r-eiH decreased sifra -
400 nislir t-po.i1 ln-rr,ssd f2-s oo3. nodes re-
s,r,e dscr,assd isss 900 socfument securities un-
Tfe proportion = the banks r-seus - hshijv
~. 49, I, 81 So re- ont ss.ilst .f - liii ussk
ms rate u discylrf rem Ans ~ ceili
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Butler Drops Dead at Dinner.

Dinner guests Of Mrs. Herbert ".
Mills, at 500 Broadway, Paterson. had
Just seated themselves last evening
when Samuel Simpson, the aged but
Ter, walked in with the first course.
He carried his tray TO a side table. tot
tered and fell dead. Death was due to
heart disease He had been butler IN
the family for tWenty-flve years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
OPTION ON WHARTON MINES
Eastern Finance Corporation May Open
Up Industries Now Inactive.

Morristown. Y. j.. March l6.-An
option has been recorded here showing
that the Wharton Steel Company and
the Warrior & Northern Railroad have
been acquired by the Eastern Finance
Corporation. Of New York. Title will
pass April ]. IL is said. The original
option price is $1,000 900.
II is believed the great mining in
dustries which have been the property
o. the Wharton heirs and have been
closed down will again be started The
mines are at Wharton and Hibernis.
The late Joseph Wharton developed the
mines and the railroad leading to them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Companv Wipes Out Deficit

The report OF the Solar REFINING
COMPANY for the year ended December
81 last shows u net profit Of S353,9O6:
against a deficit the previous year Of
s5t4SlO. Last years surplus after
pavment Of dividends amounted 70
SI5S. 200. In 1914 there was n deficit
a. s4446i0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17

Special LiverpoI cabIes-Spot COTTON, IhII
demand sales, S geo bales speculation and
exDort. 900 American. 1000. imports.
~ 600 American. 5000 middling upland
7 sod futures opened quiet. 2n3 points low
cr closed very steady az a net advance OF
4tzm7 points Msrch-April. LID May-J nne'
dad, Juiy-Aug. 7.s6ud: Oct-Nov. 7.G6d !.
Jan.Fcb 18sd. Manehester-farns and
cloths dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Diamond Match Revenues Up.

The Diamond Match Company during
1915, according 90 the annual report
made public yesterday, showed gross
revenues OF 81 .2s4,5 64, an increase OF
s4l2,39S over the previous year. Net
earning. last year were sl.60b,0O9,
equivalent to $40 per cent or $685.
100 capital stock. against 9.52 per cent
earned or sl6,090,600 stock in 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
On the Fence.

rNers is an element In Wall Street
vNl,h Il on the fence so far as the
market is concerned. II consists Of
Ao.s who bought stocks al high prices
AS. fall when the bull market was on
q. wane. They held their position
however. carried their stocks with diff
seulty through al the trouble OF the
louids.ing period Of January and Feb
nary. and nov, having in some cases
seen prices 20 back to the level at
which they bought, don't know whether
70 .ell and get out OF the market or 10
st;ck 20 their commitments on the
tope that the present rise will carry
further and yield them a belated profit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Bank of France Return.

r,-i. N.-rh L. TIE weekly return 4 re ia
. Fr.slrs .h0ss tho CLOSING changes Coo F
t,rf Irrfes.e,i zoe 600 fr.rr, silver On hand il'
~f.s.sf e. 900 ff.nr noic IN cifrul,urn ~
r,...ai 20 $50 90 francs ifr asuu dspSis DO.
-,.,.~i ID as 0e4 ff,lrs scnrrH depots lncrcassi
~ a.. l0s francs Nh di.-rIr'-H dsrress-d IS
eia 900 fr,nos .d,saces ineft1e1 $4,000 hAnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17

INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices Tor stocks which
are listed but which were not dea.t in
on the Stock Exchange ThursdaY:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Foreign Trade Increase
122 Per Cent-DOmeStiC
Gain About Is.
S4.19 TON ADVANCE
IN EXPORT PRICE
Employees Of Corporation and
Subsidiaries 191,126-Big
Jump for Wages.

Improvement in the demand for ron
and steel products which became owl
dent before the middle Of 1915 and con
tinued in increasing volume through
out the remainder OF the gear. both for
the domestic and export trade. IS com
mented upon by +. II. Gary. chairman,
in the annual report OF the United
States Steel Corporation, made public
yesterday.
A record was established last year
by the corporation in the demand for
its products for export, while ~ the
closing months Of 1915 the domestic
trade for future delivery exceeded the
producing capacity. with the subse-
quent price advances.
The total value of the business trans
acted last year amounted TO s4s6,3S2,'
O54, Of which 1891 ,lss.eel was domestic
and SOS, l63 1893 foreign. The increase
In home trade was s53,744, 60e. or 1873
per cent, while the gain in sales abroad
totalled s52, 1902, or 1924 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Big Increases Shown.

Mr.. Gary pointed out that the prices
received in 1915 in respect of domestic
shipments showed an increase Of 20
cents Per ton over the average price
Of the previous year, but IN export
shipments the advance amounted TO
S4.l9 ton.
The increased activity in business
which developed in 1915" said Mr.
Gary. found the mills and properties
in satisfactory condition TO handle the
large demand promptly and efficiently.
Due 10 this condition a relatively
lesser amount of expenditures WAS re-
CURED for ordinary and current main
tenance during the year, although
operations were about 30 per cent
greater than in 1914. The appropria-
tions for additions and OettermCnts
authorized for 1918 include OUTLAWS for
general rebuilding and replacement
work. and expenditures in 1916 Cor
these purposes will undoubtedly be
materially in excess of the outlays In
1915. The sum total OF all charges 70
and allowances from gross earnings for
the year 1915, 70 cover exhaustion OF
minerals, deterioration arising from
wear and tear of improvements and
for obsolescence, amounted 70 S72,-
957,9s6, an increase Of s8,l10,347."
Total amount unexpended on all
authorized appropriations for extern
sions. additions and Improvements on
March !. according TO the report, was
sci ,200,0 Ii is estimated that about
S75,000.000 of this total will be used
for these purposes this year.
Average number Of employees in the
service Of the corporation and sub
sidiary companies during the year was
l9l,126, an increase Of LIB over 1914;
the total amount of the payrolls wa.
s176, 80O.S64, an increase Of Sl4,420,
e57, and the average wage per day
jumped from s2e7 to s3.0l in the two
years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Payroll Scars S14,000,OOO.

For any single month the lowest
average number Of employees in 1915
was 4l,46l, N January, and the high
est average number was 21,O5l. in De
cember. The total payroll in January
was SlO,677,0l7 and in December sl7,-
s01.2s9. The increase in wages, which
went into effect February !, the report
said, will increase the payroll $4,000
600 on the basis Of present number OF
men employed
The principal changes in the report
OF the corporation for 1915 ere already
known through publication Of the quar-
terly statements OF earnings. The fol-
lowing table, however. summarizes the
operations for last year. In making
comparisons, IT must be remembered
that the company in 1914 passed
through the worst year IN It's history:
1915 1910 lnrease
N,t carnia7s So. esT 963 81 663 6l5 SIC g0i.fls
surplus ~, yesr. Hef0 40 1881 9si 81. .32 5is
Balance anTIlfaIle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Illinois Traction.

Gross earnings from interurban lines
Of the Illinois Traction Company fos
December. 1915. were increased b.
S23.23s TO S3O6.350. and operation of
the company's city properties produced
gross earnings OF S753,3l6. sgains,
S723.l30 in 1914. making a total gross
income OF 81 ,059 500. an increase Of 5.3l
per cent over the closing month Of the
year preceding. Deductions for eX-
penses and taxes amounted 90 s5e7,-
464. leaving net earnings OF S462 FOL, a
gain OF 7.6 per cent. which compares
with q loss in net Of 3.l7 per cent in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Morgan & Co. Says Bank
ers Are Negotiating
with Dominion.
) PER CENT BONDS.
BUT MAY PAY MORE
One-Year Notes That Mature
Next August Will Require
S25.000,000 of Sum.

Rumors OF a new loan 20 Canada by
New York bankers took definite form
yesterday BY the Official admission In
statement issued by J. p Morgan &
Co.. that a group. consisting Of ths.
firm. Brown Brothers & Co.. and ilar-
ris. Forbes & Co., has been in regotis-
tion with the Dominion authorities
covering a proposed issue Of Canadian
bonds. subject 10 legislative consent.
The group referred to-" the state
ment added. twill probably organize a
syndicate IN the near future for he
purpose Of handling such securities. il
Is expected that the issue, the total
amount Of which has not yet finally
been determined upon, will be divided
into equal maturities running for rye.
ton and fifteen years
Several DAYS ago The Tribune men
toned that new Canadian loan OF
approximately S75.O00.0OO was under
negotiation. and bankers IN touch with
/ the Transaction declared yesterday that
, there has been practically no change in
the amount originally considered. This
sum will provide for Cansdas internal
requirements this year, estimated by
the Minister Of Finance at about $780,
! 100000.
Care for One-Year Notes.
There are s25,oOo,ooo OF Canadian
one-year notes maturing here next
August out Of the S40,000.000 sold last
year through J. p. Morgan & Co. The
new financing will be sufficient TO pro-
vide for the summer maturity as well
as 10 supply the Dominion with addi-
tional funds needed
H. IS expected that the new bonds
will bear interest at per cent. and
will be offered to investors at prices
TO yield slightly more than that rate,
probably around April J. Applications
for underwriting the issue are already
coming in, and Il Is expected that the
syndicate will be formed simul.ane-
ously with the approval Of the loan by
the Canadian Parliament.
Ottawa, Ont, March l6.-The s-5,-
10000 Canadian loan announced in
New York was forecast in the Com
mons by the Finance Minister on Non
day. when he gave notice that he would
move q resolution to confer the stat
utory authority necessary for negotia-
ton OF the loan.
The notice explained that il was e1-
pected 20 raise by way Of loan. in addi-
ton 10 any sums already authorized.
an amount not exceeding SIS 1000 900,
required for paying maturing loans and
obligations Of Canada, carrying on
authorized public works and meeting
general expenditures OF Parliament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17

The local market Tor spot cotton va
s,eady and 3 points higher. a. lie for mid
dling upland. sales nil: delivered on con
tract. 1000 bales.
Receipts at ports and interior points. with
eompari.Ons, follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. QUEENS COUNTY
Harris Ssgiin. plaintiff against John \
Cromsrty and Jane Cronar,y; ms VIE
~ marfied), said name Jane being hc,L-
tlous Christian name unknown 10 plalntN,
Hay-Walker Brick Company, Inc. Samuel
Hllman. Peter Millman and David hlllmhn.
name ard stvle of ; Mliman & Sons.
charles Strebel. Henry F. Strebei and Philip
Strebel. copartners doing business gnder me
firm name and Style 81 thaFss Stiepsi q
sons John A Tcrker Iron Works. lnc~
Coope- < Maple Holding Company. Inc.
Jacob Book William Werner, Fred Neuwei.
le-. William l.. K0burger. George Bauer ana
John II Steffens. defendants. To the above
naned DEFENDANTS. You are hereby SUM
rnoned 20 answer the complaint In TINS &C
tion. ard 20 serve copy on your answer on
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty Gays
after the service ~ This summons exclusive
OF the day Of service ard in case ~ your
failure 10 appear. or answer. Judgment VIII
be taken against you by default Tor the re-
lief demanded in the complaint
Dated January l2th. 1915.
RALPH X. JACOBS
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
OTco AMI Pos, once Address 2l5 Mon
,ague street. Brooklyn. y. Y.
To the defendants. John 4. Cromarty ana
Jane Cromarty, his wife. ~ martief),
raid name Jane" being fictitious, Chrisuan
name unknown 10 plaintiff:
The foregoing summons Is served upon yo..
by publication IN pursuance 20 e. orte! OF
Hon. Walter II Jaycox. Justice - the Su-
preme court. dated The 9th day Of February.
1915 and hled Ia the Office of The Clerh q
the County = Queens. IN Jamaica. New fo.@,
on 'hs l0fh day of February, 1913.
Duted February l0th. 1915.
RALPH X. JACOBS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Oflce ani Post Ofre Address: rs Aon-
tague Stree. BrooSiyn. y. !.
NEw YORK. SUPREME COURT. SEW
YORK COZ y u hE "a,
TIONAL BANK OF FL PASO. Pisinuu'
against HOVAL a. SMITH, Defendant
SUMMONS. ..-.
TO TIE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT .-
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED % an
sVer the COMPLAIN n ms aeucp AZ 70
serve copy ~ your answer Oh the Plsin
TINS Attorneys within twenty days are,
Tie seryice ~ fhis suwrl0 exclusive ~
the Jay o. service. and in case 81 your
failure 20 appear. OF answer. Judgment W.
be- AIKEN against you uy default for we
RELIEF demanded IN the complaint
Dated New York. February 10TH. 1910.
PARKER d AARON.
plaintiffs Attorney
Once ard Post OAce Address 10 =
Rroadway. Borough q Manhattan.
New York ClC ...,- ..
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDAN4
HOVAL 4 SMITH
The foregoing summons Is served upon
YOU By publication pursuant 10 an ordrI
~ Honorable Edward r. Finch. one or tAr
Justices . the supreme Court - the ,.a. q
- Sew York dated tho 18Th day ~ March.
1915 and fled with the complaint IN 'he
once Of the Clerk % the county ~ N~F
York AZ the Count Court House. ln me
thorough % Manhattan. cI-y Count ana
STATE of Kew York. On the l6tn cay 10;
March. 1915. 800
Dated New York. March 18th. 1915.
PARKER g. AARON.
Attorneys ior piairtr
OnDe aud Post once Address ~. .
Broadway Borough Of danAattan
New York CitF