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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15
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NO OBJECTION

Young Man dining with 'Fher')-
Waitress, may we have a spoon?
Waitress Sure, go ahead! If you
don't mind the people around.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
The Washington times., 1916-02-18
Bowling Tonight.

Marine Corps League olongapo vs..
Red Mems League.-os ceola VS.. Logan.
Phi Mu Slgma-Alpha VS.. Delta.
C. q p. Telephone Lcague-Contract
VS.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VS. InterCie-
partment: Cashiers VS.. Engineers.
Royal Arcanum League-Kismet VS..
Municipal.
Mount Pleasant League clittons VS..
Georgetown Commercial League =
Murtaughs VS.. Georgetown A. c,
Nautical League Capital W.. East
erns.
Capital City League = Jewels VS..
Charles Hotel.
Agriculture Interbureau League-Pub-
lIcntions W.. Forest Service
Terminal r.. r. Y NJ. e. A. League
General Office vs.. Electricians.
Masonic Leaglle-Lafoyetta va WASH
ington Centennial: Acacia VS. Stans-
bury.
Knights OF Columbus League-Mc-
knights VS.. Brunettcs.
Southeast League-onklands VS.. Mid
Night Crew.
District League-Good Fellows VS..
Resolutcs.
Burenu League Printers No Two VS..
Custodians of Presses.
Northeast League - McEIughes VS..
Union Printers
Navy Yard Tongue Miscellaneous VS..
Torpedoes
The Washington times., 1916-02-18

In the comparatively light ana mar
row market that prevailed on the wash
ineton Stock Exchange today prices re-
manned Arm. and tended, IN the majority
OF instances in which changes were re-
corded. 70 advance fractionaily. n
Riggs Realty long and short per cent
bonds were the strongest issues in the
bond list. the former being bid up IL
points TO lo1. while the latter were bid
up "a q point 70 1oi- No sales resulted
In either instance.
Washington Gas stock stood out most
prominently In the other list Quota
ton lots OF the stock were advanced Y.
OF point TO 7SM, and slightly higher
figures were bid for fractional lots.
The typesetting machine stocks also
manifested better tone. Ianstoi,
Monotype. the stock which yesterday
appeared TO be the softest spot In the
market. was bid up ~ points to GIN.
and one broker was on the floor for an
option on 100 shares at 6IN. The bid for
Mergenthaler Linotype was raised y q
point to 160.
After an odd lot OF six shares OF
CAPITAL Traction stock had sold ut Ssh,
the bid was advanced Y point to s7h.
OFFERINGS OF any part Of 100 shares were
Other sales included 5000 worth Of
American Graphophone LIST per cent
bonds at 80; 500 Capital Traction 5 at
lots; a $500 WASHINGTON Gas 5 at 107;
four shares OF National Bank OF WASH
ington stock at 90, and ten shares OF
Continental Trust Company stock at f1s.
The Washington times., 1916-02-18
Eastern League Will
Be New Circuits Name

BOSTON. Feb. 1.-THE circuit Of pro-
fessional baseball clubs which is to take
the place of the New England League
and the Eastern Association in terri
tory formerly occupied by them was
named the Eastern League at q meet
ing or the representatives OF the ten
merging clubs here. It was voted to
maintain the league at least until No
vember /. 1890
Steps toward the organization Of the
circuit were taken by the appointment
Of committees to draw up a constitu-
ton and bylaws. to draft playing
schedule. and to decide upon an official
baseball. Election OF a president, vice
president. secretary and treasurer, and
five directors was deferred until next
Thursday, when a second meeting will
be held. in Springfield.
The Washington times., 1916-02-18
Real Estate Transfers.

is2s Q street northwest. 1851 and 1850 King
man court northwestern. Taylor Hirch TO
Mary T. spalding. lots iie 40. III. square
al. go (stamps 10 cents).
Ingieside-Marie p. Greer 10 william c. Har-
lee. lot 81. block II. so (stamps 500.
Avon place. between street and irving
place. Thirtieth and u streets northwest;
1915 Seventh street northwest and i7Os
Twenty,nfth street northwest-Rno II, john
son TO Oliver II. p. johnson. Charles II.
johnson. Sara J. Mcclure and Richard A.
Johnson. lots ito. Ii1. li2 square i2y2: lots
liz, ia. i7f, square 12s2: lots "a. u, and
part lot q. square as: lot Is. square %.
Gao Florence street northeast--Mary Donohue
to John J. Donohue, lot o.. square 1c6i. SO.
Lncoln--Nancy BLACKWELL ct vir. Henry 70
Louis A. Alexander. lot Ia. square bisz. SO
Holmead Manor-Ffaneena L. Pease 10 will
liam 8. Phillips. parts lots 40 and %. block
~ so (stamps tD.
Klngman Court and Q street northwest
Helen A. Thompson to w. Taylor Birch.
lots ii9, 100 III, square 2tl, so (stampa 80
cents). w. Taylor Birch conveys same
property to Mary T. spalding. $40 tstamps
80 centn).
The Washington times., 1916-02-18

Utah Copper. .....,.... ssh SOS ssh stgk
western Maryland. I'm ssh 9T,kI so,k
wsstinghuuso ElectJ con esM eos &c
WHY'S Overland Co..s07 1854 so7 so7
The Washington times., 1916-02-18
LOCAL AND NEW YORK FINANCIAL NEWS

NEW YORK. Feb. is-The stock
market today opened irregular with 40
definite sentiment indicated by early
sales. u
II was such an opening az has char
actcrised the market almost daily FOR
", 81 steel w6s steady with price UP
changed, Crucible gained a point Mer-
camille Marine preferred was up x and
Increased its strength on later sales.
heceesions were general during the
opening hour. Around II o'clock atten-
ton contered on copper stocks. Butte
and Superior and American Zine moved
TO new high prices, the former at 055f
and the latter at eOk.
Trading In general was liatiess. Sales
for the second hour were 1900 shares.
The Washington times., 1916-02-18
Wholesale Produce Market.

E00s--Nearby fresh. nc per doz.; south.
ciHEEsE-Nsw York. new. 10 Per d., nat
is0iec per 10.
sikc Der To-: process. 10 per ID.
LIVE POULTRY : Hens. ITO per ~.
roostsrs, lie per h.: live turkeys. ff0e6o PEI
LIVE sroCI9-veai calves. best, 1i01sc PEI
n; heavy. 1o0iekc per b.; fat sheep. b0Sst'
per h.; lambs. % per ID 49,, -
vEonrABI.Es-Couota furnished b
raylor Waael-Potatoes, 400 per barrel
snSns IA sir , s@ sass
The Washington times., 1916-02-18
EASTERN TRIP IS
CAUSING MKUP IN
SCHOOLDOY GAMES
Postponement Necessary In
League Games at Arcade
and Only One Game Is On.
PaEPs PLAY. WESTERN
st. Adams Expects to Make
Good Showing In George
town Meet Tomorrow Night.
Weekend Gard

Today-Catholic University VS..
Swarthmore. at Swarthmore,
Pa; Gallaudet VS.. p. M. A., at
Chester, Pa; Western VS.. A. N.
Props, at Arcade; Eastern We.
Staunton Military Academy, at
Staunton, Va; Eaton A. G. vs..
Boys "Y," at Y. M. G. A.;
Tech VS.. Carroll Institute.
Tomorrow - Navy vs.. Swarth-
more, at Annapolis; Gallaudet
vs.. Temple College, at Philadel-
phia; Eastern VS.. Massanutten,
at Woodstock; Georgetown in
door track games, Convention
Hall.
The Washington times., 1916-02-18
Bv BRYAN MORSE.

Eastern's scheduled trip to stanton.
va. and the visit of the Wellesley
High School team. OF Boston. has
changed the entire card for the next
week. according to President Hudson. of
the Interscholastic League.
According to final plans drawn up
today the Wellesley High School team
win meet the Army and Navy Props. on
Monday, western on Tuesday. and Busi-
ness on wednesday. All OF these
games will be played at night at the
Arcade, and will be followed by dan
cling.
In addition to these games Western Ia
slated to meet Tech on Monday after
noon at Carroll Institute. Business Ia
down for an exhibition game with Con-
saga on Tuesday night. On wednes-
day Central will probably be asked to
play Eastern. as today's game will be
postponed.
DIR. Hudson and Jack Connolly. the
Boston man who made the trip OF the
wellesley team possible. will arrange
the final details of the meetings be-
tween the local teams and the Boston
titleholders tomorrow morning. The
order of games has been agreed upon
here and unless Wellesley objects ia
playing threesstraight games. the Props
Western and Business will meet them
In the order named.
Coach Kimbel has taken his Eastern
team for two games. one at Staunton.
Va. and the other at woodstock. Va.
today and tomorrow. The Fasteners
will come back for a battle with Gen.
trail on wednesday. which leaves West
ern and the Army and Navy Preps to
furnish the feature batte-at the Arcade
today,
Western is leading the league at pres.
ent. The Red and White has won seven
games and lost none, while the Prepl
have won six and lost two. In the first
engagement Western won by % to %
The loss OF Peine has been a serious
blow to the Westerners. who will &c
into today's battle with a crippled team
Tho Props were without Bunny
Knudsen in their last engagement with
Western.
st. Adams IL expecting to make an.
other cleanup tomorrow night at Con-
vention Hall. provided Brewer. Maxam
and Carter are not SO far back Of the
field In allotted handicaps that they
get no chance to show. Brewer will be
forced TO concede liberal handicaps to a
scratch man in the events in which he
enters. Maxam. however. has failed &c
show form this winter in the short dis
tances and can be counted upon tc
come through In the dashes.
Captain Tibbotts. OF Tech, has been
forced TO lay out OF the meets so far
this winter on account of a strained
tendon. Coach McMillen had Tibbotts
going well in the hurdles and high
Jump when the injury kept him out OF
the running.
Mflstead. captain of Central. and
Birthwright, along with Carter, Brewer
and Maxam. should furnish a great
fight in the scholastic quarter. In ad
dition. Strubing. Walker, and Spruill, OF
Episcopal, will probably be down for the
distance.
Central's basketball team plays Tome
Institute at Port Deposit. Nd. tomor,
row afternoon.
The Washington times., 1916-02-18
Bonds,
Today's Sales.

Capital Traction SIS. t50oef107%.
Graphophone list 6's. 81, 000eDSS. Si,Oo01
%, si,O00df9e. 81 ,OO0d99, sl.000G9D.
Bank OF Washington, t6220.
Continental Trust. i0u11S.
After call-Washington Gas SIS. $500
Capital Traction. eQesN.
The Washington times., 1916-02-18
DIVIDEND NOTICE
MERGENTHAI.ER LINOTYPE co.

MENGENTHNI.EW LINOIHFE co,
New York, February 10. 1916.
A regular quarterly dividend OF 2h per cent
type Company win be paid on March 81. 1914
20 the stockholders OF record IS they APPEAR
al the close OF business on March T. 1915 The
Transfer Books will not be closed
FRED'K J. WARBURroN. Treasurer.
The Washington times., 1916-02-18
West Virginians to Dine.

ADVANTAGEOUS FOR the second annual
banquet OF the West Virginia Society.
which II To be held February ~ nj the
Ebbitt. were completed last night at n
The entire West virginia delegation In
Congress win be invited as well as
other prominent West VirRinians In the
city.
The Washington times., 1916-02-18
Marriage Licenses.

Reuben A. Monroe and Mary LOUISE Alvey.
Pa. and Harriet Davis. stratford, Mt.
Herbert =. De witt and Jentie Slack MUIR
The Washington times., 1916-02-18

Captain Tibbotts, of Tech, has been
forced to lay out OF the meets SO far
this winter on account OF a strained
tendon. Coach McMillen had Tibbotts
going well in the hurdles and high
Jump when the injury kept him out OF
the running
The Washington times., 1916-02-18
New York Stocks.

an sy.ns.etises m stock. are On u. tssis
.% fs .; sss r y ..e ss:
Hibbs BuiidtnG. y
The sun., 1916-01-24
WANT RESERVE ACT CHANGED.
Upstate bankers Appeal 10 Their
COnRresAmen

T1A upstate bankers OF New York
'7.. sent an appeal to their Congress
- TO have the Federal reserve act
amended in relation to its bearing on
.'' objection OF checks at par and the
'"r'on'age Of deposits that the coun-
= banks are forced to keep In the
"1eral reserve agents hands. This
money they protest. is taken from their
resources and gives them no return.
special meeting of group OF the
-" York state Bankers Association
psr held Yesterday at the Hotel Mar
~ que, At which the appeal was
FAMED Congressman Charles p. Ward.
Noodsou r Oglesby, James w. Hus-
,"H an! Edmund P1att we're present.
was proposed that an organization
10 Formed to test the constitutionality
-, the acts provisions on these points,
me chief objection among rural
bankers Is against the provision that re-
CURES every Federal reserve bank to
receive on deposit At par from member
banks or reserve banks checks and
oraf's drawn on it, depositors who are
members Of the system"
II all the country banks subscribe
70 this PLAN" said Frank u. Bridges
OF the National Bank OF Liberty. N. T..
to many OF them It would mean . loss
o' from IS to 20 par cent OF their net
earnings"
The sun., 1916-01-24
Incoming VesseIs-By wireless.

IS Pls,uria Copenhsgen. sis miles east OF
sandy Hook at p. ~ Yesterday
;. Brilliant Sabine. l03 miles southeast OF
Trinity Shosl s' noon
- Ves,a sabine, la miles east OF Sabine
bar ~ noon.
- Iamps-ss Mobile, - mics south OF
Diamond Shoal a, noon.
- Mohsuk Jacksonyillc. . miles north
of ~ Johns bar ~ y NJ
=. Illinois. Port Arthur, l'j miles sou'h Of
sandy Hook ~ noon
- Brshant. Tamp"o, u miles eouih OF
sandy Hook at uoon
- Carolina. san Juan. n miles south oil
sandy Hook at +. "
= VI siglo Galveston. - miles southwest
of Diamond shosl at l.. VI
= Saratoga, Havana, iS miles south OF
sandy Hook a ; +. ~
= kulllle- New Orleans. - miles south
Of sandy Hook AT noon.
- CITY OF - Louis. savannah +hN miles
.outh OF sandy Hook AZ noon.
:, Perfection. Havana. 20 miles southwest
of ID amoui Shoal At noon
- Comanrhe, Jacksonville 3n miles south
of sandy Hook ai i
- Huron, Jark-onvlle $40 miles sou'h oi
:. Cherokee. Georsctovn, S9i miles south
OF sandy HoOk at : y. NJ
The sun., 1916-01-24
S55,313 EARNED BY
COLUMBIA STUDENTS
Report shows one Made
ST 800 in Four summer
Months by 1utorin

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Wv w '''c '''"'''7 a. '''''.' ' '
N"lSi'' Nh" 'nica>ored I" "'rn part or
his college. r\u.nses nur,pc tn, summer
.,,.a, q, san -, ,,,,. ,,,,,,,I. n ,.A
~ companion ana t"'"r '' "rdNnN
hoy At Newport
According To thc -cnrr, ,r r.,u G.
,,,,. ,...,n...,, ., ......,.....,.
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commits" ~ '"'plnh'd' "hi'h "d' slNr'
out YESTERDAYS the s'Id,uis duruc lrs,
summer ,,,rucJ s,..Iqi ,rr,. .,.,,c,,,.,
''P''H'''S '"' '''"'''SH ~ '-' ~ '"''''
and is about Sl'.""" more ihau Was
earned ~ IN. summer of l9It
Three students had a good tim, vhIls
The sun., 1916-01-24
HEARINGS TO BE HELD
ON STOOPLINE STANDS
Victor Riddcr Named Chair
man of Committee Which
Will ,;ct Views Of Public.

Commissioner Bell Of the L.veuse pe-
n,,rimcn, has appointed "a committee, OF
witch Victor Rldlor Is Chairman, 80
hold ulh,ic hearings on the, question
of Nha, policy shall be pursued toward
the 10 600 etoopine stands III Ne"
York. the majority Of which are selling
tobacco and candy IN violation ot the
law. A demand has been made ny store
koep,rs. whose business has been 'ut
into. tina, the law he enforced and 'hat
the stands be limited to the sale "t
fruit. soda water, newspapers a!o per-
odlcals On the other hand. II mas bc"l
pointed out that a strict enforcement ~
the law would work Erca, hardship to
Tho ke.pers OF these stands and the
20 600 persons dependent upon 'hein.
The commissioner believes tn" law
should either be enforced or changed 10
meet existing conditions, He. therefore,
plans to have public meetings, the nrst
of which Will hc held at ~ Lafayette
street on "Wednesday afternoon AT j
o'clock, AT whICh any views on TINS si'nd-
tion will he welcomed. These opinions
of the public will l.. submitted to the
legislature before winch an amendment
10 the law permitting the sale OF Tobacco"
and candy al stooplinc stands ~ nov
pending. The members OF the comuiit"'
are
pr Henry Moskowitz br. Antonio
Stella. William lirsch. Charles ". Sto'"r
CYRUS &. Miller. Dr Joseph y Friul
co!iui Charles l.. Bernheimer, Mrs. '.
q. Simkhovitch Joseph Barondees. John
:. Roscheu. Alexander Whit, pr. j. L.
Msgues Paul Abelson, william II Mat
thews, Victor Riddcr, Antonio yucca,
Howard Bradstreet, Francisco Romeo
r. l.. Frujoni, Gaylord White. Mise COL
cord j. g. McClintock. Samuel
Rabinowich. Or stephen : Wise
Morris H. Waldmau, Mrs, Edward
Mandell, Antonio Pisani, J. Frank Fear
sons, Edmond j. Butler, DR., Maurice ~,
Harris, Simon Hordansky. Sidney Good
acre Haven Emerson and the Rev.
Father Diamon
The sun., 1916-01-24
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
.--To THE sTocxHoI.pERs oT,sc or

AETNA EXPLOSIVES COMPANY. 1NC:i
X hsreSy sysn ss1
Explosives COMPANY. INC. Will be
held 2! the once Of the company. Room
No. cy ke'tSs County .ad s'sa OF Of
ten O'clock 4. H.. to transact the following
I. To take such action as the stockhoid-
amending the certincats Of incorporation
'tsj No increass the number Of shares
OF common stock which the corporation
may Issue from 10000 shares TO $4,000
shsres Of no par value. being an increase
tSJ 70 Increase the amount OF. the
stated capital Of the corporation from
tc) TO authorize the directors Of the
corporation 70 Issue 10000 shares OF the
!~l hereof TO tho present common stock
holders so that they will have three
common shares representing their pres
iD To authorize the directors Of the
corporation to issue and sell from time
.sosh 70 Tim: tsosSo .hsI.s ,s,,.;s% e. sne SSmmsn
hereof for such sums as from time TO
time they may determine after having
offered the same to the holders OF the
holdings thereof
.. To take such action as the stockholders
= .n % .n,irsiy II. ''0s' risn Of pfoviSlns y, for
the dnencisl needs OF the Company that Ia
with this notice
J. To take such action as tho stockhoid- =
ers may determine IN reference to author
izing the proper officers Of the meeting and
the proper director and officers Of the
Company to take whatever action may be
necessary to put into effect the determine
tons that may be had at said meeting.
T. To take such action on any other mat
ter or thing In reference TO the above sub
jscts or In reference to any other subjects
that may properly come before said meet
Ing
ary ?9th. 1916. at nine o'clock a. NJ. until
February 18th. 1915.
This call Ia made by direction OF the
Board Of Directors.
~ J. MoXHAM. President.
p. II. FESTON, Secretary.
Dated. New York. ". Y. january s0th. 1871
The sun., 1916-01-24
The New England Trust Company
TRUSTEE.
BY JAMES Il. HOOPER, President.
Boston, Mass, January 20. 1915,
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNITED STATES CAST IRON PIPE AND
ROT NDRN COMPANY

BurlingtOn. = ], Jnnuary .lst, I9lS
on Thursday, the "0th instant, a divi.
dend of go on the Preferred stock OF this
Company was declared out Of earnings for
the seven months fiscal period ended De
cember 3lst: 1915. payable Ne quarterly,
beginning February 18th. 1915. The hrst
No. as, will be made to stockholders Of
record February 4th, 1915. O,her payments
will he made as follows:
Preferred dividend No. ~. May 18th,
1916, to stockholders OF record May 9TH,
1916.
1915. to stockholders OF record August &th
1915
Preferred dividend No, bl. November
18th, 1915, to stockholders OF record No
vember Srd 1915.
Ths Stock Trunsfcr Books will not close
for the purpose OF this dividend.
b. +. HAUGHTON. Secretary & Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-01-24
lYNf If16IN6 1IS0RT HOTtl OF THT W0RI6l
|marDorolgn; ;BRntetm|
ATLANTIC CITY. ~. }.
eWssaon,s sAsAsgegsv
So0lAN WNlHG Z SONS COW eANXJ
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR CAR WHEELS, RoDN
Bolster Reariugs. Red Hinges, spring Pilates,
Bronze Bars, sheet Riass. Babhitt Meta 4,
Copper Tubing, Nails, Bolts kiN"ts, S're",,
Nuts, Washers and Fire LAY. scaled pro
possis will be received al tho office of the
GENERAL Purchasing othcer. rhe raualna
Caual. Washington, u. G, until 10 so u. N,
February -. 1916. at which time they VIII
he opened in public. for furnishing the
above mentioned articles Hlsnks aud gen-
eral Information relating 10 this Circular
no. l0o9l may be obtained from this office
or the offices Of the Assistant Purchasing
Agents - state street, Now YORK; cit,
sit whitney central Building, Sow ~
leans, La. aud For, Mason. san Francisco,
Cal. also from the L : EtSincer pt'iros
In the following cities, seattle, Wash Ius
Angeles cal; Baltimore, Md. Philade!-
phis, Pa; Pittsburgh. Pa. Boston. Mas.
Buralo. n y, cleveland, ohic. Cincinnati
Ohio: Chicago III - Louis, Mo, Detroit,
Mich Milwaukee. Wis. 81 raul. MINI
Chattanooga. Tenn; louisville. Ky. Mobile,
Ala and Galveston, Te>.' Com mercisl
Club kansas city. Mo; Chamhe- ~ COM
merCe Quincy, III. and Commercial club.
Tacoms. wash. p. G. Roges, Major Corps
OF Engineers. l.. >. ~ General Purchasing z
Offcer.
The sun., 1916-01-24
i'oiret

receipt OF cable from faul ioiret
president Of the French ~ ui!yatc, Vou
ccruing the attitude uf the lar,S!au o"u
,urlers making un the Organization to
ward III" proposed Franco American
alliance
Among the American firms intrresto
~ the proposed alliauc". drsigu"d to de
away with various importing abuses, 81,
according to ] ". 'ndG,ug, hi, own
firm, !, NJ, Eiddng y &C.. B,IgduH q
Goodman l.-.uh Ii-l fEns"
The sun., 1916-01-24
The BaItimore { Ohio Railroad Co
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
baltimore, Md, Dec, ~. 1919

OFFICE OF TIE SECKLTAKY,
Baltimore. Md. Dec, ~. 1915.
from ths net earnings Of the Company Tor
the six months ending December 81. lslJ
q dividend OF Two l2b Per Cent on the
Preferred stock OF tho Company payable
March I, 1915, to the stockholders OF rec
ord nj the cioso Of business on January -.
1916.
20 arnings OF tho Company q dividefd OF Two
aud one-hait GA Per Cent. on the Com.
mon s'oee % 2. me ocLbnlssn' Lby' PIy.os .ns M.,sh
close Of business on January ~. 1915
Tho transfer books will not close
G.. w wOOLFORD. Secretary
The sun., 1916-01-24

PROPOSALS FOR RICE STRAW: sealed
proposals will he received ~ tho ofiCr of
the General Purchasing Officer The PAN
sms Causl Washington, Il, e, until 10 so
a. m. February l. 1915. At which time
ing tho above mentioned articles Blanks
and general Information relating to this
Circular 'No. lolo| may be obtained from
this once or the offices ~ the Assistant
Purchasing Agents. - state street. New
York city: sli Whltncy-rentral building
New Orleans, La Bnd Fort Mason, san
Francisco. Cal. also from the a. Eugi-
ueer Offices In the following cities: Seattle
Wash; Philadelphia, Pa: Chicago. H.; st
Louis, Mo. Mobile. Ala, and Galveston,
TeN.: Commercial Club, Kansas tity, No. .
Chamber Of Commerce Quinry, H.. and
Commercial Club, Tacom", wash Y. -.
RoEgs, Major, Corps of Engineers. L. ; A.
General Purchasing Oftcer.
The sun., 1916-01-24
BRookLYN RAPID TRANSIT CO..

Borough Of Brooklyn. December 2ath. 1919
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
~ the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
for the election Of four 90 Directors 20
serve three 90, years, and of three 80, In
spectors OF Election 80 serve at the mex,
succeeding annual meeting. and for the pur-
pose OF trausacting such other business as
may be duly brought before she meeting
will be held al twelve O'Clock noon on Fri
day. January :sth. 1916. AZ the ONCE OF tn.
Company. SIS Clinton street. Borough OF
Brooklyn. New York CITY Tho polls viii
remain open for one hour. The Transfer
Books will be closed at o'clock T.. NJ on
January tth. 1916. and will remain closed
until ten O'Clock \. NJ on the dav iinme.
distely succeeding said stockholder. meet
ing. J. n BENNINGTON. secretary.
The sun., 1916-01-24
ATrustee for Personal Trusts
.Nsfct' Crust 90.
ESfth Avsnss ssA 0Sth D., New Ysek
GREAT FALLS rOwER COMPANY
EYrsf MOrtanee dated MAY l. 1911

Bankers Trust Company as Trustee undeI
the above mortgage gives notice that II
Will receive at It's ONCE. No. Is Wsil
street. New York c,,y. Up to !: o'cloet
nossi, for the sale 10 il st = price no, es
cssding loTITs snd accrued interest. Of
sufYicient bonds secured by said mortgage
of SS2,06:.s+, Such proposals should be
delivered In sealed envelopes prior to ~
o'clock noon, on February sth, 1915, Notice
February sth. 1915, and tho bonds 90 pur-
chased must be delivered TO the Trustee
before the close o. business februsry 10Th
cease In case more bonds sre offered At
the same price than the Trustee can pur-
chase II sill be determined by lot which
bonds shall be taken.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Trustee,
By II. r. WILSON. JT.
Assistant Secretary.
Dated St New York. January 18th, 1915