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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-14

S cit Siosifriftartifel fortnllel
Gbmoro 2pell 6or, at en- tpif Sc
1lerolltobsofficer for nogle Maone:
Ser 1tOen iagoe til bom:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-09
zone PLAN FAVORED
BY MORTGAGE men
Increased Realty Values Seen
by Restriction Of
Factories.
ONE OPPONENT rs HEARD

Mortgage interests 81 New York are IN
favor Of tho plan 70 restrict the location
of trades and Industries and u regulate
building heights IN thu city a. a step
toward better realty values. The sup
port Of moneyed interests TO the district
Ing plan was given yesterday AZ a meet
Ing held In che Equitable Life Assurance
Society.
More than 100 Representatives Of
banks. tits companies and estates at
tended the meeting. which wss held un.
der the auspices Of the Advisory Council
Of Real Estate Interests. Edward A.
Treadweii was the only ono who spoke
against the plan az regards t1 APP
plication 70 sections south Of fffty-rfnth
street. The success Of the plan r. aues'
tionabie. he Thought. because Of the wide
spread Of trade south Of F~>fty-ninth
street. Even Murray Hill. h most
strongly restricted territory In Manhat.
tan. he pointed Out. was unable to re
s,et the advance Of trade.
Bank and title insurance company rep
resentatives agreed that n the sonins
plan II accepted by the Board ~ Est
mate they will regulate their business
accordingly. Efforts TO FREE the FRI
avenue district from factories and other
depressing elements were well received
J. Howe Burton OF Burton Pros. cot
ton goods merchants. and chairman OF
the citizens committee which has THU
work In hand. told OF the efforts OF h's
committee TO reclaim the blocks between
Thirty.third and Ffty-ninth streets
Third and Eighth n He said fac
tories would bring loses In value To th'
zone. Just as Il had In the section soutf
Of Thirty-third street. where IN a dozer
blocks along one avenue sl0.0o0.000 IN
assessed values were lost.
Mr.. Burton said the plans Of his com
mittee promised TO do much for the sur
rounding district. The mortgage mer
promised TO use their influence to saw,
the section.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-09
STEVENS BUYS HoBoKEN ACRE
Psoperty Adjoins COLLEGE Grounds
-Buys for Development.

Stevens Institute Of Technology has
-urchased a tract Of about two acres
sas, OF its main building. This purchase.
ose'her with the purchase o. seven
ans last fall from the private grounds
y the stevens estate. gives the institute
III o. the land north Of Fifth street 10
re castle. and permits Of future build
ing 70 tho best advantage. both as to
general appearance and convenience.
Y marks the contamination OF plans
laid down by President Alexander c.
Humphreys some years ago for the ac-
~ig.stion Of such available land in the
Immediate vicinity Of the college as
nigh, he necessary for future develop
men.
TIE land Just obtaired contains three
private dwellings. which for the present
at least are not to be disturbed.
The college now possesses n total NJ
about 'Denty-three acres lying on rising
ground in the city OF Hobokcn, ". j..
r'h the stevens Castle at the crest. N
ne frontage OF 1900 feet on the blum
overlooking the Hudson River.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-09

ELTON -Av, n " 2. Sly 4 " is2d ct. COX
25x'o .7x3i.s-Edw Roach et all. exr. TO
Stebbins nlty and Constr Co Inc. III
nway. Mar 6; atty. r q a T CO, iss
r.oTs las 10 40. map sec 4. vy.. E.ivU
q: atty. \ fiji. ms CO. iisS broad:
coScoRD AZ. W :, as i6ist ct. 7s.;s
pavid Psiey. tsi r i5i,h st. mtg 90. ooo,
SANE III j p;s :ssSih 4 S9rd S.,i Ii0 p sw:' ;:'ci 'G Il
!. s.' %'s . s'ss''f a.: s g. . ,1s: - ! Q 't I Z
1911, 81; 81 ~ y. :. Us n oi.s.cn .y. s;aioaNN
Henry Martens 70 rrancis X Kelly. ?Iss
xxsisns' sco q; NM M.. u atty Francis i
LoTs 10 and ssc,'stii k =. mag i.::.sr p'sri1
sisTy.mon, sv, Mar 4: atty. r p chsd..yi
LOIS sW to s.i AND ala to isi, map
seton Hcmestead-%Ame to same. Mar
roRbHx% I'M. .'iisi.w.. KINGS.
Msrss 4 Balloon, avs fremont Az. Mar
= atty. Francis p chedsey. $50 Bro:a,
LoTs aii and s,.s, maj; Forster schni,i
rr~operty--Thce McKeown to Jennie. Nc
F Essr e. s s;'S., H v.s 5s..: / Van 4 si -
co"Sc6Rb AZ. . " cor isi., 81. ss.'i.ts-
$500. Nov 10. 1913: atty. I'd &r.Co;
HdsiE s ~. s,s. scs tr~ies-.s.y.rio Per.
mtg $500. Mar Il s,;y. 7 T.Ss:
AfNoLp Av, 100 '.'iiSs;y' =. Assn
isSs-Mdnsy y Hlc.os to Frank Gass.
. .ns; ' frsn w' S..s. i.s. II ssa,s OF S.: Z; .:
avenue ....ssa. q e . s...s .ssss ssts" Si"v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-09
THE

FOe eaatasn New Y0sk. fsir to-day. with
west 70 northwest gales; fair t".morvow I;
sOmewhaA warmer.
For New Jersey. fair to-day. with strong
northwest Winds. eatr and warmer to-
morrow.
For southern New England. local snc~~
and colder to-day. with rtrorg northwest
For uest~n New York. partly cloudy
and continued cold to-day; fair Tomorrow
warmer; fresh westerly winds, becoming
variable.
NEW YORK. March s-rhe storm from
the lake regions moved slowly eastward
and from centree over ontario and tho
middle Atlantic coast. covered all tho Al
ian;.o statas ana most Of the Ohio Valley
and lake resione yesterday.
SNOW fell In New England. the middle
Atlantic states. lake regions and Ohio and
Tenneeee valleys and rain In the south
Atlantic State.
High pressure prevailed IN tho Southwes.
and on he Pacific coast. but was low IN
tho Northwest from a centre over Alberta
n was warmer In tho west and rain
fell in Wyoming. Idaho and the north
Pacific states.
II VA. colder In the Contra, valleys and
eastward into the Atlantic states.
temperatures we're below the freezing
poiD, In North Carolina. Tennessee and
Arkansas. and below EA'o in northern
M'hneeots.
In this city NOV fell until late after
noon: followed ~ partial clearing and
cooler: wind. fresh 10 brisk north.as, 20
northwesf. average humidity. A. per con-
at 4 A. ". ea.Ae; 4 y. NJ. .?.3n.
The temperature In this city res:"rdav.
- recorded by the orlcial 'heTmoincter. I.
ehopr In the annexed table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-09
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The French linen Chicago. sailing ratur-
day for Bordeaux. viii take mat, closing
at noon. for France. Rumania, Switzerland
Italy. spain. Portugal. Egypt. Greece. Bri'-
!-h India. British East Africa. siam. Malta.
Gibraltar, Ceylon, straits settlements.
Dutch East indies. IVES; Australia AMI
Persia.
The American liner New York. sailing
Saturday FOR Liverpool. will take mai.
closing AT $50 A. ". for Europe texcop'
Germany. Austria, Hungary. L~uxemhurr
Bulgaria, Serbia. Turkey. Netherlands, Nor
way. Sweden ana Denmaral. Africa. West
Asia ard the East Indies.
The Observation-Disclosures etsar Kris.
taniaslord. sai!ire Saturday for Bergen,
vii! n X mail. closing II, $40 A. ". for
S"roa,, sweden. Russia, Germany. Austria
Hungary. I~uNeinburE. Bulgaria. serbia and
Turkey.
I'll" Holland. Americs liner Rotterdam,
sailing saturday for Falmouth and Rottcr.
Jam. VIII take mall. closing at $50 A NJ.
for the Setherlsn ds only.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-09
VERMONT.

SAME 'pRoPERrY. Aug .. is,S-IM.nS%,.
tan Heights Imp, 60 to V Il Building
GGrpn: a,.ys. Mclaughlin q Stern. z
W,.isw : ..,s:..::.,;...;ss.soo
tate 20 TO Max Marx. 4ie Convent sv.
a,tSs, Stoddsrd 4 NJ. i2s B~ay. .Ss2. 900
ssii. Mar IS. iscs-,Ino II and Minnie
L Mayhsm. as Nassau st........ $1,000
IST Az V .. 81: n '3d st. 2Sx75. MAJ 81.
isoo--Bsrbsrs Adamee TO the Farmers
Loan and T Co, 1879 william ~. attys.
Turner. Mo- 4 II. % William ~ 100000
- = 10 u Houston 81, 2s.Txso, Sept 3.
Robt and Annie Gerson to Bcrn.
nard Refer. a''ys. Arnssein & LIS
Az y, a.. 20 n Hou.,on ~. asSssS,
ioaD ST, IS. $50 " PARK AZ, icxioo.ii. Apr
Is. isov-Bcrnard Turkcl and sno to
Turkel & Feis'inef: attys. Shapiro 4 !.
AMSTERDAM Az. " q. :1ii n iisd ct.
rune n b0x " SIS TO e = Hamilton pi 4
~ 2ttS . io2. II to bog. Mar "a, 1853
fredk Ho,chkiss TO the Mutual Li,e lns
SsrH ST. $. i>S = I'd av. s5xioo.t. Apr 90.
isoi-Samuei and Minna Pollock TO
Leigh Danenberg and ano. exrs. attys.
Gusgenheimer. q N. SO .Proad
i:srH ST. $3.50 ". n .. "a; . ienos av.
81 sSes.li. Oct Is. iSos-Hy II and Caro-
line y Cording to the Bouery saw Bank
attys' cad~alader. W & T. " We'll
ioTH ST. 80. :: " is; av'' 2s,s2.s, Dec H.
lso5--iia Machis 10 Eugene I. Richards.
trustee In bankruptcy OF Adolf Mandel.
Att,s. Gartz. y * Mex. 50 Bway - 200
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-09
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday IN Man.
haitian and Brooklyn S~aIesrOoms.

lat Il vESEY STREET.
by l.. J. Phillips a Co,
ESD st. s?& ". . ., 80 " sth sv. :o,s1Sss.
"A ety and ba1s dwlg--Estate Of Isaac
philips. deceased. TO the Metropolis
Holding Corp for..............Sii.lO0
BY Henry brady.
BowERY. 3O7. e =, IAN y R!v1nGton a..
sse1ioO.s. 4 sty bldg and str-iAncoln
Trust Co aGt Lawrence MulliEan ct al.
due. 327.Lsi. -; taxes. &c. ess:. 10: 20 tho
Ry Joseph p, Day.
s,er ST. gas W. n 8. :f5 . lIth ~. .5y
1905. I sty tnmt and etoro-Abraham
Relic, agt herbert Fischer e. al: due.
Sil.70s.se; taxes, &c, S,os7 IS; 80 the
lat THE BROoKLyN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
ny James l.. Brum o,
18TH ST ; " 5, in;"rsec u " . 'th az.
io0xla-N l. E,.rsou agt safe Rlds "a
81 al. % the plaintiff $1,000
Ry W. T. Mcrhili,my & 90
CHURCH Az, > " COZ = 3'.t 81. loo5y
ilAs: church aV. : .. So = y 3lst ri,
20 cNlo2.1x irr~c-J Neuwald aEt q Won
., al: to - Vol for Sos
FLOYD ST. II =, '6b " l.oN,s av, :3>ioo.
Y y Nerrie agt ] NJ furman ct a., 70
Ht;LL st, u > l3b = Rockaway az. i5xioo
= g Herman agt 4 Barnes ct Al 70 N.
By y, shutter
THRpOp AN " y. ~ = Gw!nnett, g.ys9--
Ferdinand Molwita tg' julius Molvii2 ct
al: TO the plain'in for." ..,......... 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-09
PEPPERMAN GAINS PAROLE.
Young Burglar. Well Connected.
Also IL Fined $1,000.

HAcKHSsACK, y i, Ma-'h $ Nor
ris l.. Pcppcr,nan, ~, a o OF Dr, NJ,
J.. pcpperTan of Philadelphia, ana q
nephew OF Leon W. reppeIman. a dir a.
tor Of the marlborough Rapid Transit
l,ailroad Company ~ New York, was
fined $1,000 and placed under probation
for five Years on a charge ~ burglary.
TO which the young nan pleaded non rult
two weeks ago. Judg" William NJ
S"u'cr, pronounced sentence after = con-
t.rrUu" with Prosecutor rhoma. j.
iiu,i!u and I'cpperman's counsel
pcpperman was charged with robbing
Councilman Frank Ditor'I home in
Mahwah on Christmas eve Tw" DAYS
later part Of tn" stolen si'verwa,e .Hd
other articles w"r" returned.
Your history ~ nothing To your Crod,t,
morally or any other way" said JuLg.
Seufert IN, young Pcppernlau. You are
to pay SsO n month out OF your own
ca rnings, must report regularly. ana il
you do anything discredit,b DO duriug
Ore parole YOU will b" brought back here
g." a prison sentence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-09
RENTS NEW LONDON PLACE.

". Schuyler Cammann has leased for
the estate Of the late Serena Rhinelander
.'Quinnepeag." comprising seven acres.
with a large handsome residence. numer-
u ou%tbuildings. private bathing beach,
dock and concrete retaining wall 500 feet
long. at New London, Conn. furnished.
TO Vernon C.. Brown for the season.
The Lewis II. May Company has leased
at Belle Harbor for A. T.. George COT
tage on Montauk venue TO Ernst
Wagner: at Neponsit, for Roberta
Droste, cottage on Ontario street. 10
Edgar +. Leo.
L'Ecluse, Washburn & Co. have leased
the estate OF w. Il. Truesdell. on Hunt
ngton Bay. huntington, l.. J.. adjoin-
ing the Huntington Golf n Marine
Club, TO Luther NJ, Werner. president Of
the Independent Salt Company of
Brooklyn.
burke Stone has rented for a long
term for Mrs. Kate l.. Wright her bunRa-
low on Terrace place. Tuckahoe, 10 AL
fred Sever Of New York city,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-09
10 NEW FLATS FOR THE BRONX.

Plans for ten more Ave story apart.
ment houses were filed yesterday In Tie
bronx. -Four Of them costing $780, 900
VIII be erected by the Janota Building
company. William Janota president, at
inc southeast corner Of Concord avenue
and lolst street from plans BY John r.
boyiard. The same architect has
planned three more houses for the Mer-
cedes Building Company for the north
east corner OF Grand avenue and is4th
street At a cost Of $4,000. Single
Nouses viii be built at the northwest
corner Of Briggs avenue and ip7th s,rect
by Neither Bros. at a cost Of $50, 900
from plans by Mr.. Boyland on the east
Side OF Bryant avenue 3l0 feet south Of
lSbth street BY the Washington Place
building Compay. David IAnten presi-
dent. o plans by 0ronenbere &
l~euchtag At a cos, Of $4,000. and on
the west eide OF Hughes avenue 100 feet
north Of 1881 street. by Martin Delise
rom plans by Lucian Pisc.otta AZ . cost
OF $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-09
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS
ONWntOWn.

with name and address Of lender and
attornev. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF frs: part)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-09
DECREASING LOFT A
Floors aad Stores - Many Paris
Find Renters.

Spear 4 Co. have rented for Douglas
Robinson. Charles 4. Brown Company,
agents. the entire six story and base
ment building at <92.%sl Broome street
to Engel. Heller a Co. dealers In wines
and liquors.
leased in ~ Union Square space to w.
q r. T. Fitch Company. William Cordes
and August Rath at IL East Seven
teenth street the eighth moor TO VI.
Goldberg e. Son for the Douglas Rob-
inson. Charles =. Brown Company the
sixth floor In s77-S7? Broadway to Ed
ward Gross 4 Co. picture dealers: at
1925 West Fourteenth street. the
fourth floor to the Manicure Novelty
& Sons. in : Eas, Seventeenth street the
NTH fioor to Fluid & Co, calendars.
Samuel II. Martin has leased the store
and basement at l4S Columbus avenue
TO A. y. Praitano.
William A. White 4 Sons have rented
for a term Of years the greater part Of
he seventeenth fioor OF the building at
$ West Fnrtieth street to the Eastern
Advertising Company. now at 57s Fifth
avenue. for use rs executive ofices.
The Charles r. Noyes Company has
leased the sixth floor OF ~ and ~ West
street to Jawood l.. Anderson and Edgar
Ruwc for ten years at an aggregate
rental ~ about $4,000: hr.t loft OF so
West street 10 the American Iron Prod.
ucts Company portion ~ the third loft
- JOSEPH, Maloof. and the rear Of the
same noor TO the Broad Exchange Eleo-
trio shop.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased for
Crcss 4 Brown Company, agents, the
third loft in Is East Forty-frst street
to the Corning Glass Works for general
Offices.
The +. r Wood. ". X. Dolson Com.
pany has leased 20 Goldstein & Miko-
witZ the store az 1913 Broadwat.
F'roman a Tauber' have leased the
store at $50 t.as. Eighty-sixth street
10 David Schaye and the store at 1910
Third avenue 10 the Torkville Electric
Appliance supply Company. both for a
term Of years.
Lewis u. Preston mas 2 ased to Johr
Bernardus a store AZ eS1 Broadway
for a term of years.
J. b. English has leased the store
and two lofts In rs Seventh avenue
10 FLOYD Grant & Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-09
ARRIVED FROM Syw Won.

'"fnED rON NEW 1Ol.k.
ss.cltic. from Liverpool.
IS Mcsaba. from London
80 Cosmo. from San Juan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-09
SALE IN MAIDEN LANE,

MAIDEN LANE-Cammann. VOORHEES,
4 Floyd ave sold for INNS Ran
dolph the four story building on lot
?Ox5o ut 1871 Maiden lane. adjoining
the dRrer " Water street. to James
:. Moore.
WEST 18TH SrREET-The Marion
bsr, Realty Company. Herbert r.
Snyder. president. has bought 1856
West Han street. a five story double
IA, on lot ~25xi0o.1l. T une 4
Knoerke, as attorneys. represented the
buyers. The property was held al
I 1000.
WEST lolSr STREET-K,ck 4 shar-
roit have resold for a client 70 Mrs.
A. Villanti ?+7 West 1Olst street, a
four story Ame'iun basement dwell
'rg on 20, i6.sxio0. The. seller re-
Gently acquired the property from
Mrs Elizabeth y. Clarke through
Shaw & Co.
EAST .ljTH STEEET-0. TNioti 4
Co have sold for the Mason Construc-
ton Company 7~o6-0S-l0 East 2i5th
street, ucar White Plains avenue.
three three story houses. on plot 75x
1875. II was n cash deal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-09
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

william a. White & Sons have leased
to DR.. Frank E. Miller the i've story
American basement residence At ~ West
Fifty-fourth street. purchased recently
by John d. Rockefeller. Jr.. from DR..
A. d. Pell.
Shaw & Co. have leased the three
story dwelling at 81 West 1894 street
to Blanch Rogers.
The Houghton Company has leased
for the estat OF Norma II. Barrett the
Ave story American basement DWELLING
at 1853 West Sixty-fourth street TO
Catherine Powers for a term OF years.
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BROKERS' IN Aston LEASE.

Douglas Robinson. Charles =. Brown
Company's name was Inadvertently
omitted yesterday from the story OF the
lea sing Of a small plot IN the Astor
House block to Schultz, They negotiated
the lease.
]. irving Walsh negotiated the resale
NJ the south west corner Of Washington
and Christopher streets. transferred yes.
terday by Henry X. Heyman to Leon
Ottinscr. Tho buyer now controls the
whole block front on Washington street
nom Christopher 70 Barrow street.
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sITVATIONs wA>TEIp-WAL

ROY. ;s. would Ike 20 earn plumb
or electrical trade. G. huN l65 sun "a
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RAILWAY MAIL CLUB RENTS.

The Brett 4 Goode Company has
leased the greater part OF the seven
tenth floor. containing approximately
$4,000 feet. In the new tweuty-one
story Printing Crafts Building on
Eighth avenue from Thirty-third to
Thirty-fourth street to the Railway
Mail Club OF New York. The Railway
Mail Club Is now located al IS: West
Twenty-ninth street. II is made M OF
Federal employees engaged in the rail-
way mail service and has been In eX-
isrence abou, twenty-five years. II was
at ore time located in the old Federal
Post Once Building on Park Row,
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL bungalow OF 6 rooms aud
one novel idea. al! large rooms, finished in
mission and hardwood. broad expansive
yeranda with u fine view Of country and
bay. large attic for storage or extra epnre:
artistic gas and electric fixtures. indirect
lighting. psnelled walls and betmeh cell
lfGe open tapestry brick fireplace; steam
heat: laundry In cellar: extra large closet
room: modern kitchen and bath Will deco
rate 20 suit owners taste, large garden
plot: I blocks from trolley ami . blocks 20
a private bathing beach and boa: anchor.
age; vii take $3.50 cash and $40 monthly:
write for appointment and pho'o, BCSGA
Low OWNER. box l20 sun once.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-Tfe Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises. .Si7 Sun acts. & so M~oons-MisHh
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
..r, AM AN An
sandyHkfi:i6iGov. Ia, ~ 4olBe,l Cav. - az
Low WATER THIs DAY.
s.ndyHt. ~ Gov. Isl. az az y.uo.,. ~
Arrived "WEDNESDAY. March =.
- America ia NJ. Gibraltar. Feb. &c.
- Lire. ! i. NJ, Shields. Fab, IL
g Nordfar"r. 9 4, NJ, Ornn, Feb Is.
e Matieira. i2 NJ. Newcastle. Feb a.
as Mnnchioncal, snh y. NJ. KinWro on,
So City Of 81. Louis. Savannah. March
- moha~k Jacksonville. March G
- Ruby. Baltimore. March 4
80 Jamestown. Norfolk, March ;
- nelaw Philadelphia, Nareh =
81 Navarro. Newport News. March :
ARRIVED FROM NEW Yonk
- Cre ANA, n Genoa.
~. Nillc,, ~ London
- 'eend,a, az Rotterdam
SAILED FOX NEW YoHK.
SsCcl,ic. from Liverpool.
- Mcsaba. from iArdpn
80 CosmO, from San Juan
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Dividends have been resumed on the
preferred stock of the West frnn TraC-
ton Company with the declaration Of
the regular quarterly dividend, payable
April Is. 1918, 10 stock Of record April
l.. An extra dividend ~ - per cent was
also declared payable At the saWe time
on the dividend In arrears. 1t has been
stated that the policy Of IN. board OF
directors viii, he 10 make such extra
payments quarterly hrrauhe "r IN" az
cumulatrd diNidends on the preferred
stock.
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THWOOp Az. " y. ~ = iw!nnett, a.ys.- -
Ferdinand Molwita 49, julius MolWiig ct
al; 10 the plain'in for. ..,.. ....... 500