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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-04

hands that provided them are smitten
by the cold paralysis of death. It is
the science Of mathematics altruistic-
ally applied. It's service is not limited
to the protection of the home. That
Is; it's spiritual phase. It provides Sc
cure granaries in which youth may
store UP against barren winter tho
surplus harvest of It's fruitful summer.
In serving the individual citizen. it
also serves the stately promoting
habits Of thrift; providing the farmer
with capital he could not otherwise oh
tain; 1t helps build cities and trans.
portation lines, and sends the steady
current of its life giving blood through
out the business arteries Of the nation.
time-the single victory man has won
in his everlasting battle with the cal.
amity of death.
1t stops the brutal laundering o:
chance and makes the future pay trib-
ute to the present.
It has become the keystone of our
civilization.
Holding these opinions as to It's ma
terial benefits, confess without en-
barrassment to great deal of sent.
ment about 1t.
Any practice which shakes the pub
lie confidence in the institution is
reprehensible. whether it is forbidden
by law or not It is nahum In sc II
not nahum prohibitum.
Life insurance funds are the most
sacred that human hands can touch.
The abuse Of that trust Is the pro-
fanatiOn Of temple and an assault
upon the very foundations Of society.
There has never been time in the
history of life insurance when higher
standard Of ethics prevailed between
companies and between agents. than
we see and feel today. The few
tricksters in it find themselves crowd
ed to narrow limits by the compelling
forces of public sentiment. company
standards, agency morals and the I'M
equivocal attitude of insurance depart
ments.
Those who wish to achieve perma-
nent success in this field of endeavor
must conform to these advanced
standards, else they will be eliminated
or submerged.
PROPOSITIONS FOR PROSPECT.
which hides the future.
No one car tell five minutes ahead
what fate has in store for him.
Are you insured?
You know you need life insurance.
You know what good 1t has done.
You know that you have delayed your
application.
There are thousands OF uninsurable
men who would willingly pay extra
rates if they could get policy on
their lives. Are you delaying?
What is going to become OF you
when age and weakness come?
Every year you live brings you
nearer to the period Of reduced earn
1ngs and reduced energy. What have
you done about it?
Can you afford to die tomorrow
Prudential Record.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-04
DUBUQUE MAN TRANSFERRED.

Dubuque, July &c. E. Campbell
manager of the Iowa Telephone Co.
here. has been appointed commercial
manager with headquarters at Cedar
Rapids, taking the place of General
H. A. Allen Campbell will hold the
position while Allen is at the head Of
the national guard.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-04

Candidate Hughes is some organ
izer He dimes with Roosevelt one
day and with Roosevelt's former foe,
Taft, the next and gets both of them
lined up for him.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-04

Not all the gold bricks are put up in
the shape of bricks. You buy them
right along in different shapes.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-04

Some men get mad at the man who
tells them the truth to their face. Who
are they fooling when they do so?
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-04

A somewhat befuddled
who had evidently been
trife too freely, climbed
car with difficulty.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-04
Federal Inquiry or
Railroad Strike?

engineers
additional
impartial Federal tribunal
acknowledged railroads
could fairly decided
public body
Railroads Urge Public Inquiry and Arbitration
proposal for the
the follows
~s.. s%pos % "
rn"s %" % s % = q % % % %
=. ss u: c;%m"as" !: Just
j, bmaooh. dance With" r."
Leaders Refuse Offer and Take Strike Vote
of botherhood joint
Federal employees voting the whether
authority shall these leaders declare nationwide strike
which this referred
@ "". s% %s han - %
The, .h.M..& 1h.~ accumulation
na =" " "r% %n :": ~: n %% sS:
o% : :": :s; ! ' % : TN % employee
Question For the Public to Decide
500 these employees highly paid and constituting
6h all the employee without clear mandate from public tribunal that
IS is settled an
impartial inquiry Or industrial waJar>
aho.aCo Conference Committee o the Railways
..scs saHs
.s criss:*:s s.
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-04

N. %. MAHER. Wee. Presfxsst
Norfolk 4 Western Railway
JAMES RUSSELL. Gen Z Manager.
Denver x Rio Grsrde Railroad.
A. NJ. SCHOYER. Rs,idenf Viee. P~e..
Pennsylvanis Lines IVES,
". l.. Seldom, Vice. Pres.
Seaboard Air Line Railway
A. J.SrONE. Vies. Presidsss.
Erie Railroad
g. 3. WAiD. Ttes.Pvss. . Cost Nm
6aRset Central Lines
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-04

edictorian to his classmates after he
had finished his speech.
whats the matter now?' asked one
Of them. Have we done anything to
hurt your feelings?"
Eyes, you have was the indignant
reply. when I stood up there deliv-
ering that speech that I've been work
ing on for the last six weeks you lob
sters didn't pay any more attention to
me than II I'd been one Of the profes.
sors." 'a.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-04

When I grow up to be man. said
the boy who lived in fiat, Il want
everybody to be sorry when die"
"That is a very laudable ambition"
replied his father. 1.-THE only advice
I can give you is: Don't be a janitor. -
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-04
A Question For the Public to Decide

ELISHA LEE, Chairman
P.R.ALBRlCHT, Gss ~ Mssssss.
Atiastic Cost Lias Railroad.
L. ". BALDWIN, GsnI Assssss.
Csstral Of Cesrsia Rsilwsy.
C. L. BARDO. Gss Mssssw,
New York. New Havsa 4 Hastfssd RailrssA
Z. H. COAPMAN, YiesPssstissS. ...
Ssxehsrn Railway.
Q. 3. CoTrRR. GssI Mssss~.
Wsbash Railway. San ,s.-. 1...
Pr CROWLEY. Asn. TIes. Pvsskllss.
Nsv Yosk Central Raiiwa1.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-04

No other body with such N intimate knsw;sdgs
Of railroad conditions has such unqusstisned posi-.
ton ia the public eonhdeaes.
The rates the railroads may charge the public for
traasporatsn now largely fixed By this Govern.
ment board.
Out Of every lelar received by the railroads from
the public nearly enc half 10 paid directly to the
The day book., 1916-12-09

WQlle II is true LQ0I6 were uOt6
eggs stored here this year, a fact no
merchant seeks to deny, it is also
true as shown by the United States
government warehouse report that
there are $4,000 cases or 33O,48O,-
900 eggs short in storages through
out the country as compared with
last year.
Numerous large elevators for the
storing of wheat also exist in Chi
cago, yet have heard of no incident
where the health commissioner has
invaded these storages, or elevators,
and tagged up thousands Of bushels
Of wheat to.be held until the price has
been lowered, as they have with
eggs; neither have they tied up mu-
milton stocks that they might not be
sold until the price has been lowered;
yet there is no bOycott~on either.
During the storing months, which
are April and May, as the production
is the largest and the quality the
finest, eggs are put in cold Istorages
for winter use. This year the con-,
sumption of eggs was so great, and
the, production but normal, there
were a great many eggs less to be
put. in storage throughout the coun-
try, and at the end of May there was
already shortage noticed for our
winter supply, as government reports
also show.
Then the two months of extremely
hot weather which followed deterio-
rated the crop then produced about
one-third and the quality of the So
called fresh eggs was not very desiT-
able and would not fill the demand
for fine eggs. Thus in order to obtain
fine eggs the merchants were COM
PEELED to withdraw their April eggs as
early as July. With an increase in
consumption and a decrease in the
production as the season advanced,
there was a further shortage, which
tho crOUnrDT0nUt TnnOTfC also cbOuy-
The day book., 1916-12-09

: DIV the community. II Is great OF
small as population is thin or dense.
It is the result of civilization and CO.
operation by the people occupying
the land, and justice demands the
giving of this value to the people
who produce it. Taking the produce
of labor from the producer is robbery
|by law or force without law Civil
zation enables the producer to pro-
duce more wealth than he can pro-
duce without it. This excess now
goes to the landowner mainly. 1t
belongs to the public and should be
applied to public purposes and all
other sources Of public revenue
abandoned
1t takes imagination to realize this.
Minds occupied by sex and other in
significant and trivial matters can
not understand the deeper and
weightier things that claim atten-
tion.-George V. Wells.
THE COLD STORAGE, AND EGG
PRICES.-The cold storage has-be-
come one of the greatest benefactors
of the public today, which enables
them to have the necessities of life
at a nominal cost the year around.
The cold storage business has be-
come one of Chicago's greatest en-
terprises. This year three new
houses were added to the already
large list, with two more under way
of construction.
These cold storages are public
warehouses and come under the sU-
perNsion of the public utilities COM
mission, and are filed with goods
owned by private firms and indi-
viduals, and not with merchandise
of the cold storage companies.
In order that their owners might
fnthese houses to obtain a revenue
on capital invested, they solicit bust
ness throughout the entire country.
+bo o,r,o oc oDu OfbnT b11cinncc( firm .
The sun., 1916-12-20
REORGANIZATION
81. Louis and San Francisco Railroad company

To the Holders of Fully Paid Subscription Certificates and Purchase
Warrants issued by Guaranty Trust Company Of New York
Holders of Fully Paid Subscription Certificates on surrender Of thei
certificates to thu undersigned 1T its oince No. lO Broad"av. in the Cy o
New York. on or at any time after DECEMBER p, 1916, will be entitled T.
the delivery @, the securities called for by their certificates,
Holders of Purchase Warrants who mas desire 20 prepay the amount
PAYABLE, on February J. 1918, under their Purchase Warrants and Obtain de
livery Of the Common Stock Trust Certificate called or by their Purchase
Warrants may make such payment to the UNDERSIGNED on or at any time ate
Purchase Warrants have been sold and will 70, be delivered under the Pur
chase Warrants but in lieu of any Prior Lien Mortgage Gold Bonds specihec
in the Purchase Warrants holders will be entitled o a ash credit at % pc
cent. flat. The let amount. therefore, remaining to be paid by holders of Pur
sShase Warrants to the undersigned in order t. obtain delivery OF Common
amount Of Prior Lien Mortgage Gold Bonds specified in their Purchase Var
road Company (cd Company represented by the certificates Of deposit in
and the surrender 70 the undersigned at its said office Of their Purchase War.
Certifcates) called for by such Purchase Warrants.
Holders both OF Fully Paid Subscription Certificates and preparing Pur
chase Warrants must In every as designate a NAM in which the Common
Stock Trust Certificates may be issued.
Dated, New York, December l9. 1916.
Guaranty Trust Company Of New York,
by CHARLES II. SABIN.P President.
The sun., 1916-12-20
LOSSES ON The CURB
" FROM 2 TO POINTS
News on international Politics
Causes an Active Volume
Of Selling.
HERE MARQUETTE GAINS
Foreign Government Bonds
Fractionally Higher, With
Domestics Weak.
YERE MARQUETTE GAINS

Osecks weakened IN the curb marke,
J yesterday on the Interpretation by traders
Dat the speech Of Lloyd George fore.
shadowed peace negotiations. Declines
q from 2 to 4 points WERE reported from
a. high levels OF the day on an active
volume Of selling. which followed an
earlier period OF dulness in the course OF
. Which changes were not important. e
cent fora brief period Of advances. when
the frst reading OF the British Premier's
remarks In the House Of Commons sug-
eeted that England would make a nat
refusal to Germany's proposal.
Midvale Steel advanced to So but
ths ANAL quotation was more than :
points lower han that. although II was
still 0 fraction above the close on Mon
day. Central Foundry common lost is
and the preferred u.
Sinclair oil sold down to 81 at the
close. ~ points from the top price, and
ROYAL Dutch lost a point. Butterworth
Judson quickly declined to So. after be-
Ing traded In at 81. Marlin Arms lost
81 points from the days high. but re-
covered q point At the close.
Pere Marquette sold a. high a. SSH
Q new high record. and at the close
showed q gain Of moro than . point The
other railroad shares were lower. with
Rock Island common losing az points.
Foreign Government bonds were frac'
tienally higher. while the domestic indus
trials were lower. Cerro Dc Pasoo u
iost 8 points and Sinclair OIL - y. o
ne Coeden bonds were . fraction lower
Pers Marquette refunding - sold at Or
advance of I points. sales and quota
items
The sun., 1916-12-20
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

CHICAGO CITIES AND CONNECTING
RAILWAlS-Has declared semi annual divi
ieud OF s. - ON preferred. payable Jan to
stock of record Dec. % This restores stock to
regular annual dividend bssls OF NjJ u
share
NORTHERN ELECTRIC 90 -Reorga niza
ton plan pruNiutnr for first morris axe Of
s. Ga.oro of which 1000. 900 Will bc used for
huuIdatlng PRIOR claims and 10 provide SaN.
ON for hctt.rments, the remaimns s,0N. an to
Ice held Tor future cooperate purposes. has
hccn submitted To California Railroad Com
mission
PEOPLES WATER co Has applied to
California Railroad Commission Tor authority
To issue g. ~, ~ bonds to care for underl,
ma and other ISSUES aud t3is 600 bonds TO
rrimhur-r treasury for expenditure and for
nov construction
REP Rl.iC RAILWAY 4 LIGHT Declared
regular ~ duarterl, dividend on pre- icrred
and INITIAL lrt dividend on common, both
payable Jan H. to stock of record Dec 30.
san DIEGO CONSOLIDATED GAS \
ELECTRIC Has puro hascd Escondido tul
ties Co. recently sold under foreclosure. Com
pany will build new ransml-sion line from
E.Condidoi to Oceausidc. where II recently ac
uulrcd the electric plant, connecting the prop
critics with Its man generatins station At
san Diego. The company has applied to the
commission for authority To issue So.0o0 tet
bonds and $1,000 preferred stock TO pay for
property
WINNIPEG ELECTRIC RAILWAY co
Reports rros- for Oct ts1N>l6. agalnst ss>S
l4f: surplus So i7s. against tJ7,0ii. Ten
months surplus S3>s ~, against f5ll:b
The sun., 1916-12-20

Barbara, Cal. under MANAGEMENT OF Perc,
L. Harley.
NATIONAL BANK OF CUBA-Declare,
semi annual dividend Of I per cent. plus
extra dividend Of I per cent. payable Jan
2 to stock OF record Dec. 30.
PENMANS. Declared extra dividend
OF ~, IN addition 20 regular ~ quarterly
holders Of record Feb. g., Also rec uiar It's
quarterly dividend on preferred was declared
payable Feb. !. TO holders Of record Jan. %
. quarterly dividend OF 2h% on common
PAYABLE Feb. l.. Books close Jan % anc
reopen Feb. l.
UNITED FRUIT co -Sevcn new American
buih vessels will be added TO fleet 10 py
bet wccn New Orleans, New York, Cuba and
The sun., 1916-12-20
REORGANIZATION
or
81. Louis and San Francise 0 RaiIro ad COMPANY

To HOLDERS OF FIRST PREFERRED STOCK. SECOND PRE-
FERRED STOCK and COMMON STOCK of St. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad Company:
Only 1856 shares of stock Of all classes, about and one-haf per cent
of the total amount, remain undeposted and the undersigned Committee
have obtained the consent of the Reorganization Managers to "A final extern
sion until January is, 1917, of the time within which to make deposit under
the Reorganization Plan and holders may accordingly deposit their stock
with Guaranty Trust Company of New York, No. lo Broadway, until that
date. Holders so depoItrg must pay at the time Of deposit So for each share
deposited and in respect to the deposited stock will he entitled to the delivery
Paid Subscription Certificates. They will not be entitled to receive any OF
The rights to which deposited stock is entitled under the Plan have a prs
Plan and holders are urged in their own interest to make deposit at once unde
Stock Certificates must he endorsed and witnessed and the necessary
transfer tax stamps attached
After January is. 1917. no stock will be received.
New York, December ~, 1916.
CHARLES II SABIN,
FREDERIC BULL,
STACY {. RICHMOND,
EUGENE '. r. THAYER,
Committee
The sun., 1916-12-20
REORGANIZATION
PERE MARQUETTE RAILROAD COMPANY

Securities have been subjected to the Plan and Agreement dated
October 80. 1916. TO the following approximate amounts;
Sas64sooo Divisional Bonds. more than 81.
Ss274ooo Consolidated Mortgage Bonds. more than oS%.
SI3,3ooooo Refundng Mortgage Bonds more than GO ,.
s 100000 Short Term Notes 100 q.
s 100000 Collateral Trust Notes, more than eS't
s 4s2oooo Five Year Debentures more than 90
S24oIoooo Stock. more than OF ~.
The Michigan Railway Commission has indicated its approval of the
Plan subject to the completion of pending legal proceedings and subject
also to It's approval of the forms of the new mortgage and other securities
when presented to it for that purpose by the Reorganized Company.
and Agreement operative and hereby give notice thereof.
Deposits and payments may he made under the Plan, and Suhscrip-
ton Warrants and Application Certificates will continue to be issued
until the close of business on December %, 1916.
Application Form. accompanied by the required cash payment must
be filed with CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, 50 Wall
Street. New York, before the close of business q N December 20, 1916,
and anotments will be made to holders of Application Certificates as soon
thereafter as practicable.
No further extension will be given to .x.rei.e the right. Of purchase
Sc, forth in the Plan and Asrssm.nt Of REORGANIZATION
Dated, New York, December 20, 1916.
J. & w. SELIGMAN & CO.
ROBERT WINTHROP & CO, EUGENE V. r. THAYER
REORGANIZATION Managers
The sun., 1916-12-20
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

CANADIAN LOCOMOTIVE 60 Russian
EuNorun"ut has PLACED "tu"r- g. MY add
'iuuaI larg, engines This makrs so engines
urd' red hN Russia IN III" last month. This Gov
'rnmcnt has placed orders tor 3,"m NIFTY ton
standard steel freight ears divided equally h"
tween the American car nnd Foundry ,ompan,
and Standar ri steel Car COMPANY.
FORD MOTOR 60 -Prodmrd $3.50 cars In
October, almost clualling high record Of -, ei
ears last March. Scheduled output Tor current
hscal wear is 1910 n ears. ~ against actual pro.
du,tion of j?a, g2o In 1916 year.
GtLr STATES sTEEI-IIas secured interest
In Clinton Mining 'ompant, near Birmingham,
Wv means of which II will get additional sup
ply uf red ore,
RErtRIIC IRON AND T. 60 DE.
rlurrd initial cash dividend OF IL per cent. on
common stock, payable Feb, ! 10 stock Ut rec
ord Jan ~.
The sun., 1916-12-20
FRISCO SECURITIES
READY TO DELIVER
Holders Of Certificates and
Purchase Warrants May
Make Exchanges.
PRIOR LIEN BONDS SOLD
They Will Not Re Delivered:
but Cash Credit Will he
Allowed Instead.

holders OF fully paid subscription Ger.
tihcates under the plan Of reorganization
Tor the ST. Louis and San Francisco Rail.
q Company may receive the securities
to which they are entitled by surrender.
ing the temporary certificates at tho
once OF the Guaranty Trust Company
on and after December %. Holders OF
purchase warrants who desire to prepay
the amounts due February ! may do &c
and obtain the common stock trus, Ger.
tihcates of the new company called for
by their warrants.
n prior lien mortgage bonds held
against these warrants have been sold
and will not he delivered under them. bu,
In lieu OF any prior lien mortgage bonds
SPECIFIED In the warrants holders will be
entitled to a cash credit at SIS per cent.
fiat.
The net amount remaining to be paid
ny holders of purchase warrants in or
der TO get common stock certificates il
at the rate OF $50 on each $1,000 prior
lien bonds. or $3.50 for zach share OF
Frisco stock Told company represented
by the certificates of deposit for which
the purchase warrants were issued.
Coss for second week Dec. llls, =. Inc. Noo
from July ! q. 10, 81. inc. SSSs. "a.
CANADIAN FACIF1C-Reports approximate
esrnings for second week In Decembef y. 10, 900
$4,000. ''
CHEsAPEAKD 4 oHIo-Rcporss for sscond
week I'ecemher eanines Of ol.oas 80. inc. sss.
~ from July l. 81, sos. 81. inc. 81, 54, o,3.
~cINrINNAT1. NEW ORLEANS 4 TEXAS
rAClfIC-R REPORTS gross for -esond week bee.
inc. sSss.s7.. ~
DENVER a RIO GRANDE-Repor,s est
mated earnings Tor second week December Ii3.
-, ne. s1r. 100 hrst two weeks December 81,
inc. s5ts. s7N.
GEORGIA SOUTHERN AND FLORIDA
N'per'' gross Tor second week bee. sss o.: inc.
GRAND TIT Nk-R"ports for second week
December 81 2oS ssN, Inc $3.50. as.
MAINE tENTRAi-Rcporis estimated earn.
Jugs for second week nccrinher ssSJ, al, inc.
s.s,fli for hrs, two weeks Decrmber Sass. .7,
MNNEAroLIs 4 ST LorIs-Rcpor,. earn
ings for second week In Dec tsS2 oil. inc. $40.
40. from July / S,S72,l 2?, inc SSs2.eas.
MiSSot III. KANSAS A TENAS-R Report.
earnings for sccnud week in nccrm,~r tS6& M,
Inc s."a 3"2 from July ! rss:osIa. Inc.
Nobist AND cHlO- REPORTS gross foi
second week Dec So 80. Inc $3.50. from,
July / SS,ss-l Inc sHg".s
PHILADELPHIA AND wESTERN-Repor,.
Nov gross Of sI2.E ~. inc s.. ~. net 81 sie
inc. S.al.: for twelve months gross Sill. 90,
inc. sass. net So. 100. me $50 1885,.
IT. LOFTS SOUTHWESTERN Reports for
second week Dec earnings OF sassooo, inc
s16.es.
Reports gross for second week
Dec S.S5 .It. Inc ta.SiN: from July l 81.
~ 81. Inc Si>iN13 Entire system Report
gross fof second week ucr. g g-3.S7i me
So ~; from July ! s'iol- ~ iHc e. lm,7 -
WESTERN MARYLAND Reports estimate.
earnings for second week ~ Dec sli.3i' dcr
$3.50. two weeks ~ lrH sii1sti. dee 81 -.
from lulN 1 t.sb, -. lnc SF.p. al.
The sun., 1916-12-20

1915 .......... ...... ..,...,,.,. 4,e1SG &c
Hics irld. Florcn1. Jr and Anna-C
MARSH: Az ) wl3 -,. :,Tsr
nndru Cotton \ t,n ot y Y
Jluc l,la umrrllcd, ..iu q,
lIrs,h. l.lcuihh 4 Ga ,lI- n
,hr-ch. lo-"rh T. Lllcuthal aud
lhruIurc Bernstein \ Mos;
MAY l.. lnld ,c,cr-,-i, &.-3SrS
nauc- Franklin T. II Ssrgrnt ct
Al Aug %, lv> cancelled ... ...,.. $50 "a
same SAM, Wa ~. l~' ,canroll"l' ll7l %
same l. Clark; oct ~ i'N ,rau
rcilcdp tl"S 20
thames Franklin ,nd Halr.s Realty
Corp Rrri q faulhabcr 4 Co
March . 1914, 'cancallcd. 500 .,
Na.taro, Jns"pl National surety Co.
People &c Oct 81, isis Wacnedl. i.so 90
The sun., 1916-12-20

First name is that OF debtor
Lucs Relter Mfg Co CITY OF n. Y, Nli3.is
l.ylCk Douglas Same, ..,......,.,,.. LIS a
Mercantile Discount Co same. ..,.,.. lli3 1.
y Y Naugass Co Same. ...,,,,,.,.. lla3 T.
Schen Duxer Mfg Co Same ,.,,,..... l,li2 T.
American Phonograph Co Acme
Casting Corp $50 .
Rank >'"''"..-..,-"uT"..".,. 2lol 81
Clarke. Philip S-M, u. Morris ...... LIS ~
Cresiou u,ldlng Co. and August n.
Bush riercc, Butler 4 Pierce MIS-.
corp .''''a.' t'.'.'''.'. .''',,'; go. 'Sh w
DenIrInos, S~tefanos. and National
surety Co People b. ........... loo 90
Greene. Ernest John Wana
maker. y V ... ...-.... Ito o;
nrrrnihal. Sidney American
WOODEN Go Of y Y..-......... ms e.
Hampstead Terrace Corn Nc
Garry ...... ..... ...... iaei g.
Humphreys Mary u u Holman tSn a;
Humphreys, Eiw W II II Holman
ct ........ ..-..,.., .....,.... .;.@
Hudson Navigation Co n l. Joyc ~ ~
Hutchinson. Daniel p. Nilsson ........ ilG o,
Jennings Arthur u = " Rega !. coo. tssi u
Levy, Ida k-t Mark ..,,..r.,, 2lSl n
Mollrr. otto Morris h Co .......... tae -
Myrtil, Gulgnard y. Iieg field. Jr. .... 5,u>s -
Olanon. Morris-k. kosian. .,,...... Gs IS
sylNes'ro, Antonio, aud GerarJo Co