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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-07

1t looks as IL the weather man were the most
potent jitney regulator.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-07

Don't you think It as extravagant 70
think of giving that record egg-laying
hen diamond engagement ring, as they
did in Philadelphia"
II think IL an outrage when so many
other chickens have to do without
diamond ones."--Baltimore American
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-07
LAUGHING GAS.

1T is the regret OF her life that she
has never been able to afford a trip
abroad
Wants to see the world, does she?"
1T isn't that. But she has a remedy
for seasicSness that she is simply crazy
to try.'-Kansas City Journal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-07
Thought for the Day
Selected by Mrs. r. b. Elliott

toiH think oon,pdssionately Of the nations Of
he old worId no0 torn By uncomfortable strife
and discord. I refuse TO lay the blame heavily
on any Of tssDs, for ] see the working out Of he
lao snd the Julfllment Of prophecy
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Seasickness

Tho N-w York Medical Journa'
announce. that Tho medical studies
extending over more than 30 Years
prove that vertigo and seasIckness
ere caused by q disturbance Of the
delicate mechanism In tho inner
car which Is charged with the
maintenance of equilibrium This
mechanism consists Of three semi
CIRCULAR canals having in tho little
frlbs A. ono cnd sensitive hair
.,Hs. whicH carry the nerves OF
o~uilihration These nerves con.
uer' wth tho brain and all parts
~ tho body The cells ar" excited
tt Tho movement ~ a substance
rnovn a. endoymph. and 10 f. the
disturbance OF this substance by
fhe pitching of he shlp-which is a
compound movement in two or
three planes that causes seasick.
hess While mere laymen can hard
Iy question rcienti1c fact mos
o. use have fel' that the impelling
cause was more central disturb
ance The ChriNian Herald
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

Do leserrd in Gu1n liy Cr change .
10 -oma other KIND n rhe appetite
detective ionic may be neces
sarY
Meals rusf NOT 90 eaten afou 'ho
.a1s n tired oIt F171 toll he
rpetz ar' sers,d al 1I lr
,aHrar' gr crdrI and f...5.sd n}
t.f ras " pctsi1l aad he
I.d naf b. moro aan.io
~ fyc hours a2ar'
some 'mn persons have IN aver
Iau 70 fa' This hould pc over
.oae 10 possible and the diet made
nclu.t a liberal amount oI it"t
'ao1 such AZ cream. batter fred
lisp bacon and Awe oil
ln ,at aulding the csr,chfdrafe'
1r f'aCrhos and Sugar We 'epr
raIIv valuable Thick soups. such
ae purre Of barley peas and rico
.nI sonas thlckoned WITH nouI
hr1ld te Included in tho daii' die'
rreams1 vegetable ara an aid q,
b1iHnt no-4eris sbosIl m
pHaa.ngs containing mik. but
'e and Et Mlk cocoa end
Chocolate should 0o drunk Fiih
mtsls
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Detroit Should Place
Health Above Money and
Keep Her Medical School

If the Detroit College of Medicine is
obliged to close It's doors because il IS
unable TO meet a deficit of $4,000, De-
troit will sustain loss of many times
that amount of money, loss quite in
calculable in the health and welfare Of
its people.
\. According to DR. Burt r. Shuriy. vice
president of the institution. the board
has applied to the state many times for
aid and has pointed out the fact that a
large city like Detroit. where the best
resident physicians are willing to give
their services and where hospitals stand
roAdy 70 receive the young doctors. is the
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

Ns-ia- ot -a oicion arc f4r
u5one, 'tar m1-r people lra-r
They are ~ -71 KINDS -trmt-
aenta. mania "a insane mania
10 tae ease d, the former. super.
an .vaness % disposition Is au
E fault Bat this need i9
Sd lest the temperance
mania gradually pass over into
mean. mania.
h0 u supersens!'iYe IS
fael rhted az remarks
h.ca --aily have no 0Fea-
p-r waafever The s1s
'm cat friends are be-
cold rha' one is being made
b5e 70 tlicious gossip. err
THIS brings uahapplness II mas
0 bring ondency 20 brood
fts danger lies
T-i-s- f-and and relatives make
lovanre for TIE temperam entail
arIrena, ales- they ACT facr
rHy 70 overcome the developing
r-1r real mental disease may
follow
In .as, ir 5 wise for the friend
at relatives % sufferer ~ This
a- 5 Persuade him OF her 70 con
glt ailf' In nervous and
mental troubles The re-educari0n
~ -Ee l which rs necessary 20
Cure can best be carried
u r specialists g1idance
A-l always II 20 a mania ~ -u--
c.a ,sere 81 added threaten.ng
a fa 1oiny harm. The advice o' a
- should be sought, Even
b. 10 threatening focus
90 $50 susricicn agalns' any
on shorGd be q sigma f9-
e-.-T medical advice
r u that ease tho likelihood Is
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Pointed Paragraphs

Marriage IS tort cut from -o
0re 20 ra7'i'-
The man phn poses as mode
',en hs- tl-l .ub
Men grow older uIth axe and
meumes les. foolish
The man who o1, "A funny story
eua'ly enjoys most
You may think you are n superior
mortal hu' keep IL 10 yourself
A wise man always pretend 20
take the advice LIS wife hands him
An arectatgon of simplicity on
lie part % woman sets man
guessing
He's wise fool who can induce
The world 20 laugh with him ia.
stead % Al him
4 man has oulived his useful
ness when be no longer capable
1f giving advice
Altho the woman behind be
broom may NOT draw a large salary
She raises a lot % dust
" a woman cont find anything
else 10 worry about she works up
. case or lealoJ
~ man should learn 20 love an.
ether woman t s usually because
Lis vfe makes tse lessons easy 'or
him
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

.9 lion 20 rarene2' ~ lo4
he due % excessive mental
Day c1l exrrf.on. o. b. na e
rd Us s0us obscure "
a- tubcrc1lOsis
Persons ~ slender build H''nf
auQer. more enduring ut H1-.
-i-tant 10 disease than i.f '
.e Inclined 10 Uou'nes- tG
lfuHprupzs may rnFaf sol
rfng,h and resistance. etarsa
10, mean physical wcohrr al
urcepfibliu tg disease
Tho cause which proc
.rsnne- ng-f be- fho Eul1
ueut II tha condition H
wcrr pr lacs of Flcep fr'
.hould 10 removed
II 10 overlook, the VCfa saouid
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
from Another Point of NeD

All the states seem scrambling TO get
into the egg boycott
Made-in-Detroit motor cars will bright
on the corner where Billy Sunday was.
in January.
Cost Of living viii never come down
as long as the lovely creatures are per-
mitted to park in those tinted, high
topped boots.
Charles t. Hughes reioins his old law
firm in New York. Wonder if they could
make any use Of 10000 Autographs of
the senior mer1ber Apply TO Michigan
Republican State headluarters.
Remembering Michigan. the Boston
rummies cant help wondering who is go
ing 20 get hit besides the trail
1t seems the statewide prohibition
treasury went dry iono before election
day.
Sonoma. Cal. will pay Jack London the
same tribute it always bcstows upon n
circus procession All business will be
suspended j. minute
Federal reserve board advises against
heavy investments in foreign treasury
bills Personally. we do not see how this
warning is going to be Of any help to
uS now.
II seems TO be in order TO spread a net
under Bucharest
Great Britain might grant safe con-
duct for Count Tarnowski if it felt sure
the count would conduct himself safely
after he got over here
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

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Ioglcal pace loI " s''''' ',....,,r,a
nat '"e S'"'e ias ''t. -, -. '.-...s in
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a. .,sr ,,.-~....r, ,u.vesr ar
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-28


u.re. a7 electric ls1- ia -r
in'ei States
waite e -r4ut ts oS'eu- Hu
.-I .s r.t, sears. is Iu .ac' pry
.er 'a> tar conditions --4er
which a people mIent regain CON
,ro. of ,aelr property arr made pro
hi1o-g as even advocates o., tar
bif rrsuNy aam. in pra.,ca -t
E"e- perpetual monopoly given
AWAY ,or nothing
r.a ..l te. also ra,ssd ia
Ha.se a., .n different aad better
fo-u roa "a conference Ns
know f-un the ftatem-rt ~ senator
Nelson the foar * th" senate
'hai 'h~ ~tenis ot tH' "s'eFPo"e5
Interests expect 'o control me con
ference j. Is Hor'a n"''nA 'heT'
trs 'he .1i-r'e@ 'f'h '"'
House rd Ser tt" a." no" meeting
alt1o Congress does n'' convene "A"
'A December >
A vigorous erort was made io pass
tt.s iule'ea-i3.e rad on 'he public
property while public attention "ar
fdxed oa .ae .roaaoua. crisis iast
winter ,f failed because editors o.
the country came 90 thc tefeus" @
tAe tGr rfga,s and r-e oil. wa
postponed snH. after election.
Another tie.0us measure is iE.
Hs.r- a..l which does FOR water
powers ou ps5Hc pnie wh
Shields ol does oR Ia. e 3."
sire ms The ,ea arc cut 'r9" &c.
same piece ~ cloth. and have t.'
ame interests behind them If
Myers b.l ls on -h" Sena'" 'I"ria
md VIII he considered carly 10 /"
coming session
These Two Bills give away p40u,
rop,rs ta powerful mouop1ust
That i- lad enough bur the OBJ land
r-.y|. ~ Tho Phelan bul are
a.ar worse This BIN win be taken
up immediately when congress con
yeles It d.sposes ~ vast areas oi
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
The Road to Thankfulness
BY OR. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1915. by Frank Crane)
4 THANKSGIVING HINT

ThanhfulnesS is an attitude of mind.
II is another name for happiness. When
one Is happy one is thankful, and vice
versa.
To be thankful simply means that one
thinks he is better oil than he deserves
20 be. And this leads US to the great and
luminous truth that happiness is not a
thing at all, but is the relation between
our condition and what we think our
condition ought 10 be, between what we
nave and what We conceive to be our
deserts.
II that be SO, then the road to happi-
ness ought to lie very plain before all Of
us. 1t Is, to change our thought instead
Of trying to change our things
Here is the situation My house is
not fine enough my food is not plentiful
enough, my clothes are not expensive
enough, my wife is not handsome enough.
my neighbors are not agreeable enough,
my bank account is not large enough,
and SO on. Hence, am unhappy say
don't see what | have 10 be thankful
for. worry and stew and am generally
miserable
Now TO cure this state Of things can
proceed IN one Of two ways G)I can get
finer house, better food a prettier
Hifc, more money, and the like; or (2)
IAN change my notion about what de-
serve
The FIRST method is followed by the
tools the second by the wise
For several reasons
l. You can always change your idea
o.! your deserts, and you cannot always
get more and better things.
, Ii YOU start getting more things
YOU generally find that your opinion of
your deserts rises along with them. in
Tact usually keeps a few leaps ahead. so
,hat your resultant state Of dissatisfac-
.iou remains constant. about the same.
The last thing the average person will
admit. however is that the cause Of his
lnhappiness hes within himself He is
very willing 10 address himself TO the
iNt~l ~llfll NNttU lblHlN one vi vi. GllbeIl
rhe>tertons titles, What's Wrong with
the World" but rather resents it if you
ugQcst the topic What's Wrong with
Me.
For all that the gentle reader is rec
3mmeudcd, If be cares to find the short
md straight road 10 happiness to lock
himself up In his room alone and whittle
Town his conception Of what he ought to
have
IIe can get more happiness out Of one
lours,exercise at this than ne can get
2ut Of years labor at increasing his
bile OF goods or improving his environ
ment.
/ Regulating ones self will probably
never be a popular indoor sport. but for
all that it is the most profitable, much
more so than regulating the universe, or
the country or the laws of ones rela-
/ tions.
The road TO thankfuness lies thru
our own soul.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Health Questions Answer,d.

Miss " CT notice lalely that
there arc several bald spots on my
head The are round and about
lie eize ~ quarter What c0nl.i
cause ttla'
~ may be due iu rervoIs iroIble
or TO rlnFworm if lhe latter sec 70
akin specialist
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Why Daily When
There's a IOng-Distance
Line to Lansing?

The News has thrown out the HalToun
motor stock advertising as il thre" out
booze advertising. when the fierce light
Of publicity became too scorching for
comfort.
Which time. in both cases, happened 10
be Immediately preceding OF following
the states decree that the advertising
must go.
We will say this for the News: II II
no longer leads public opinion, it is alert
enough to fall in and take step" as pub
lie opinion goes by.
Explaining the rejection nf the fanng
Harroun enticements after running
slathers of them-the News said Il had
tried to learn from whatever source il
could all the facts obtainable regarding
the company"
When the brokers emblazoned the get
rich possibilities Of Haroun upon the
pages Of the News, Tire Detroit Stock Ex-
change called the attention Of the adver-
Using department TO the hectic character
of the copy, but to 40 avail.
Then there was at hand the test I'M
posed by the state of Michigan as TO the
trustworthiness Of stock advertising; the
Michigan Securities Commission Is al
ways reaehable by telephone.
Nay, it doesn't put newspapers to that
trouble II bulletins for the benefit Of
publishers all approved stocks. BY refer
ring to its file Of these official advices the
News could have ascertained that Har-
roun had not been passed upon.
1t could also have found that the fol-
lowing corporations, whose advertising
has appeared in practically all Of the De
troit papers but The Times in the past
two months. have not been listed by the
Michigan Securities Commission:
Emerson Motor Co.
Grow Ekhar Motor Co
Southern OH and Transit Co.
The Standard sulphur CO.
General Refining and Producing 20.
United Alloys Steel Corporal on
Brigsby building Co
Calumet a Baker Copper and stock News
Tommy Boynes Cold Mining Co
Seguoyah oil q Refining
Section 30 Mining Co
White Course Copper
Standard Parts
Troy Arizona Copper GO
Paragon Refining Co.
Grissey Flats Cold Mining Co
Mandel Corporation
United Verde Consolidated Ccrper Co.
We place this information at the dis
posal of the News now, so that it will not
have to go to the trouble Of sending out
friend to buy one Of these stocks 10 de-
termine whether the advertising (after j,
has been running several weeks is dc.
pendable.
Whether the law creating the Michigan
Securities Commission is annulled on
technical grounds. should make no'diGer
ence with newspaper that wants to dc
its duty.
The purpose of the law is to protect IN
vestors and the obligation of every news
paper runs parallel with that purpose.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

Occaa onallt woman marrics a
man 'or Tho purpose of Hf'ing him
r. and then n4kcs DO case Of
5old W forever after
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
The Kee1 We'll C0.un1n
Eat BUILDING

some persons fHf"f 'rpm
lvs fat production. othe-
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
sincerely yOui

CLIFFORD rNCrOT.
va blDgtou ID g. Soy 30, 1910.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

II seems TO be in order TO spread ne
under Bucharest.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

Great Britain might grant safe con-
iuct for Count Tarnowski if it felt sure
the count would conduct himself safely
after he got over here.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

Cost Of living will never come down
as long as the lovely creatures are per-
mitted to park in those tinted, high
topped boots.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

Sonoma. Cal. viii pay Jack London the
same tribute it always bcstows upon n
r,rcus procession All business will bc
suspended - minute.
The sun., 1916-12-16
CURB RBGAINS MOST
OF EARLY DECLINES
Many Of the Motor Stocks
Travel Down and Up In an
Erratic Manner.
FIRMNESS IN COPPERS
OH Shares Drop and All Of the
Stecls Except Midvale
Close Lower.
FRMNESS IN COPPERS

Socks In the outside market were ir-
REGULAR and unusually active yesterday.
Nest Of the stocks sold down early to
new low levels, but after midday recov-
svd many Of the losses.
Chevrolet after declining about IS
poInts rallied to tho closing on Thurs
day. General Motors sold as low as
III. almost 20 of from the preceding
Close. recovered to $50. but was still 6
poInts lower than the close on Thurs
day. United Motors sold down to IS.
compared with the preceding close OF
80. and the final quotation was 4eH.
Submarine Boat nov widely. Lake
Toepedo Boat lost more than a point.
Maxim Munitions sold down to ., but
rallied to 4 at the finish.
0tsels were all lower with the exccp-
Hon OF Midvale, which after a low Of
b7S rallied to f~ractionally above the
preceding close. Central Foundry lost I
points and United Alloys and Transue
Williams declined f~ractionaliy.
OIL shares generally were lower. Cop
pr stocks were Arm. United Kingdom
notes were Arm, the three year issues
railing y higher and the Ave year y.
Psfe Marquette refunding ~ were put
on the market. Industrial bonds were
~fnsctionally lower. Sales and quota.
tiGD0:
The sun., 1916-12-16
This ia At the rate Of 7 per cent. pcr annum

hi. 4. q, a.. .... u.
CASApIAS TR ,nrIp..o.'c,.. 70 S"r..
t Esn,.s IL leading elite. Of the dominion Of
., ImIa s,s.s tnn, more wlntry weather mss
and hat holiday trade st most e'i polSts Is
rapidly assuming proportions that promise 20
establish Q new record in volume Of sales.
Wholesalers appear extremely optimistic over
the outlook, reporting that recorders In numer.
Gus lines are exceeding expectations and th.t
: s.eshs increase IN the placing OF spring busi'
.ure on me part OF hnal distributors. The
un""usr.s."n si.na.I:h mas not ,mprovea 70
~ .sosp"n,s eh'sn. anu 'ncrr u = no,sU,s
nsul,an, nigh prices. hut there Is plenty o.
Iur~r c" so,m. Nv" m"'n s,srr", nv"
CuaTuIW = pm nT,rNVtVY x"T,1wsu muSx
h%'@r'd aus,.ctiy h'v,dcn. ni 70 pssam.
sto.t ~, ,se snn,.I h,.is Th. ,orn.r .nn".i
rate was 10, ~ ~ ~
tORN EXCHANGE BANK VIII open branch
At iseth -. and Hr"ad~a,. =" he known ss
Audubon Branch, making tho 3Stb branch.
CCDAHY PACKING ~BONDs--lrc Hiaein
son 4 Co. will offer 10000 20 first mortgage
thirty year IS today. These bonds arc .
first mort rage on real estate. plants. branch
house and rolling stock valued ~ el2.&l .6O.
Net assets Of company are SIS. 10000 and
Total assets are more than ". o0o!O00.
DELAWARE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Corporation: 70 deal in ssphals and cement.
r:p,ss' ssory0i vtCCc Sovpe' sS."x.
W. NJ. cr.rS t,sn."s ~ r.chsni.
cal 49, srS~tS"I IrS. csratsi ~ ~ 40
~ :. rc.ns nS~ eEs.n.ce %:
nied TO incresse the capital Of Simpler Auto.
mobile Company Of New York city from
q. 90! O0o 70 % 0no .ooo,
vvrop MT ,vnrsrvyAY q VIVA nANK
H. SnaI .ersnnMsi Stvtdsr% al the
"m: .s
NpoI,eu
=. u reS m, SO. a. ss 90 Eo,
shc xsek thus Tar exports Announced 10
The sun., 1916-12-16
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

AMERICAN WRITING PAPER Colt Is
believed net profits for Anal quarter Of this
year will he 81 1000 on for the ti:, 800 90 prs.
ierred. For the three months ending with
September net profits were approximately
500. 900.
COLT PATENT FIRE ARMS co, -Decisred
extra dividend OF 1855 in addition TO usual
quarterly dividend of ". PAYABLE Dec. 20 TO
holders Of record Dec, IS. On Oct. > last extra
dividend OF l2taT was paid.
GENERAL MoToRS-Authoriied extensions
to plant at Flint, Mich and has arrange
for additional facilities for weston.Mott Co.
and Cadillac Co. On Dec u cash on hand
was s2s SO, als. compared With ti?,sb2,s $50 Re.
oeipts In FIRST II days Of Dec, about u, '70o.o 900.
compared with less than y 1000, 900 In 1915.
INGERsOLLrRAND CO Declared dividend
of so Q share on ommon payable Dec. q
10 stock Of record Dec. %, making total divt-
dend disbursement this year $50 a share. In
addition company paid eo< stock dividend In
April.
MIDWEST REFINING co. - Has given
bonus of ons months salary TO all employees
getting less than 5000 a year.
TRUssED CONCRETE STEEL OO.-De.
clared extra dividend Of ih$. payable Dec;
Is, making l0% for year. Company announced
also l06 stock dividend.
The sun., 1916-12-16
SUIT OVER STOCK SALE.
Customer Begins Action Against
oliver and Joseph Hartman,

Oliver and Joseph W. Hartman,
bankers and brokers, ~ III broadway.
We're named defendants in a suit begun
In Supreme curt yesterday b., 4. LEON
Randolph, who demanded an accounting
"f marginal stock transactions he alleged
he had with them since September. lilo
deposited with them, he said. sharaa
valued At $?6.l2p.
plant. were 10 hold and sell these a, the
best market price. but the plaintiff av"rs
that they converted the sha res without
notice to him at figures far below the
hest ohtainable, lie declares that "a large
sum Of money realized for him Is due,
hat il unable to state the amount.
The sun., 1916-12-16
MINING NEWS.

COPPER-The 1915 production In Lake
Superior district will approximate $50,
900, 900 pounds. a new record.
BUTTE COPPER AND ZINC Conc
vember production more than 1000 tons OF
ore, averaging over 8 per cent. lead. ~ per
cent, zinc and ten ounces silver. Produc
tion IL now being increased to an output OF
$50 to 500 tons a day.
FEDERAL MINING AND SMELLING
amount to ls76.t75. Net. pronts for this
same period last year. otts,bss. Thres
dly,h.nds Of per csn, on preferred stock
wear. and another OF ~ per cent, has been
declared. payable Dee. IS,
SHANNON COPPER CO.--Last week
the average price for first ten months OF
this year being about ~ cents . pound.
The sun., 1916-12-16
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.


The Directors ~ this corporation have
declared "a quarterly dividend oG ll,c,
C37i1c per shHrel on the Preferred n pitaI
stock, and n dividend of 20 SOC per shar,,
on the Common capital stock, both payab,c
January ath, l6l7, to stockholders ~ record
t the close of business December 18th. lsi..
L 4. tONI.InEE. TrrA.nlr-
The sun., 1916-12-16
Manhattan Electrical Supply Co,

Tho liDird NJ DTTo0IOrs NJ tno ManhattAn
Electrical supply co. have declared "A
quarterly dividend Of ON" amt three
quarters per cent. tATl ON the first pre-
fcrrrl stock ana on" and three quarter
per cent. us.oc' on ~" scc"id preferred
stock. pay,h,c Jinuar,'. i9i1, to stock ~
record December % lnlo. Book, close
December 20. 1876, and reopen January Q,
1915. L WHlTMORE. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-12-16
Burlington Z Missouri River
Railroad Company In Msb1aska
censeIldstsi Mortgage
Pr Cent. eOnds
DUE JULY /. 1918

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT In
pursuance Of n Trust Mortgage Deed exc
Cutci to The New England Trust Company.
Trustee. 10y the Burlington a Missouri
river Railroad Company In Nebraska,
dated July !, lNTs, the following 6ra Con.
OF said Railroad Company, secured by said
Deed Of Trust. have been drawn for ~.
mept. viz:
The sun., 1916-12-16
-
VI MUTUAL BANK,

p"crmher ltth. 1915.
~" n"art - n'rrc'ori has Ms ia, de.
clar"d u s"mi Huuua' dividend " seven Per
Cent. GHl together with m extra dI,i
i'nd ~ SiN Fer cent t"'.l ON the rapit 4
stock ~ this hluk. payable January ?rd'
l"I7. 80 s'u,t holders nf r",urd At the ,lo.s
OF hu,in"se ll",rmh~' 18Th. l1ls.
III hlI y klEkl.k\n, Cashier
The sun., 1916-12-16
B. L. HASKINS,
THE HANON Err NATIONAL BANK
of the City Of New York.

Now YORK.. pcccmher sth, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of tn" shareholders @! this Bank
for IN. election Of Directors to serve during
the coming year aud for the transaction "
such other business rs may come before th"
Meeting. vii l.. held AT the banking -houss.
Nassau and Pine Strcets, Tuesday. January
sth' l9lT. between the hours OF IL o'clook
NJ. and | o'"'ock y. VI
LME Z WHIT AKEn CashIar