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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31
cELELALTE NAT1oNALI-
TAT1.

Ungurii nu fonneaza in gene
rail niasa compacta. Eli sunt ri
sipiti printre Romini, stabiliti
mai ales prin orase, in mare par
te ca populate flotanta, mai a.
les ca functionari. Pc c1nd Ro-
mini formeaza So la suta din to-
talitatea populated ruralc 81 nu-
mai % la suta din populata ur-
bana. Ungurii nu formeaza decil
13 La suta din populatia rurala
81 dinpotriva reprezinta 40 "a
suta : din aglomeratia populatisi
urbane.
Sacuii sunt o populate inrudl-
ia la origina Gu Maghiarii. q
constituiesc in unghiul sud-est a
Transilvaniei, la frontiera rega-
tului Romin, un grup etnic ONO
gen, ocupind trei comitate 81 G
parte dintr al patrulea. Aces;
teritor destnl de intins. este IL
realitate ocupat de popnlat:'
in general putin densa din cauza
naturei muntoase ale reglunei
Gel 100000 Sacui sunt de altmiE.
terea Gu totul 1nconjurati, pc G
foarte mare adlnclme de ca Il,
populatii curat rominesti, 81 toa
ia existenta lor sociala 81 econo
mica este strins legata de vlatd
RomIinilor 81 in legatura intma
Gu aceasta.
Germanii din Transilvanla, car
Sc numesc eli insist Sasi, au fos'
introdusi in aceasta proyincl'
prin colonizari destul de vechl
Ell nu fomeaza un teritor etni'
continuu. FL sunt impartiti in jill
rul oraselor mai multi sau ma
putin importante, in diferite 70
giuni ale Transilvanlei, unde IL
altmintrelea sunt amestecati ~
Rmini, fara ca sd poata consti
tut majoritatea populated in vre
un district.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31

afhra de granitele sale. Ea trebue
sd le aduca tot ajutor1Il pentlu
a le asigura existenta, respectful
hbertatii lor 81 0 perfecta egali-
tate de trata1nent Gu toti supusii
statelor pc teritorul carora vor
trai dupa cum ca inslsi va as,
glra libertatea 81 egaIlitatea tl-
turor populatiilor eterogene sta
'bilite Pc propriul sau teritor
Dar Rouninia nu cere 1ntrarea
in unitatea romIna a tuturor ace
stor populatii de dincolo de Du.
mare, de Nistru 81 de lisa, nici
chiar a acelora de care nu des-
partita deceit de largirea un'li
ours de apa.
Rommia cere nunai tuturor
Statelor vecine de arata aceiaSi
moderate 81 de a face aceleasi
sacrificii in interesul pacii, IL
berei desvoltari ale popoarelor 81
ale progression economice ale
Europei.
|! Frontierele cerute de guvernul
Romin, coprind afara de regatul
Rominiei 81 all Basarabiei:
1. Transatlantic propriu Elsa
Gu o parte din comitatele imitro
f eale Ungariei lin total aproape
! $4,000 de kilometri patrati).
2. Banatul Temesvarului (2s
de mil k. m. p.).
3. Bucovina 40 mil de kilome
tri patrati.)
Pentru fiecare din aceste regl
uni guvernul romin arata in d
cest memoriu principiul revendl
II carilOr sale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31
y TRANSILVAN1A.
|DREPTURILE ROMNIEI ASU
PRA ACEsTEUI TERITOR.

Desvoltarea istorica poporu-
lui romin Ia nordul Dunarei s a
produs in tot teritorul cuprlns
intre Dunare, Marea Neagra, Nj
stru, Carpatii din Galitia 81 lisa.
Ea a gilsit dealungul veacurllor
un punct de reazam solid In to-
administration care inconJoara
platoul TransiAvaniei 81 de uhde
Sc scoboara catra c1mpiile Moldo-
vel. Basarabiei, Munteniei 81 I'M
cariei. marble cursuri de apa ca
re sunt caile naturale ale tutu-
ror acestor regiuni. Poporul &c
min de altmmtrelea a depaslt
Gu muat aceste limite. mai ales
catra rasarit 81 catra sud.
Oar Rominia doritoare de Il
impaca cit mai exact Gu putlnta
principiul etnic, care DONNA re-
vendicarile sale. Gu necesitat'le
de viata ale popoarelor. n a cer'lt
Gu prilejul tratatului din 1916 eA
frontierele sale sd fie duse din
colo de Nistru 81 de Dunare.
Ea ma cerut de asemenea "a
cranita ei de northwest sd ne
dusa pc toate punctele PIMA IA
lisa. ci numai pc o linie merglnd
de la confluenta Somesului Gu
lisa la confluenta Murasului, trs
cind la est de Debretin 81 conflu-
enta celor doua Crisuri, desi mai
sunt la vest de aceasta linie CRU
pari de populate romlneasca.
Caci lunga durata a dominatll-
nei maghiare reusit sa stirbea-
sea. la cotitura Tisei, teritoru'
istoric 81 geografic romin 81 sa
faca sd patrunda aci masa
compacta de aproape un million
de locuitori aNind in orasul De-
bretin un centru polite 81 Ill
centru de cultura maghiara.
] 1ntre cursul superior al Tisel
linia conventionala de la conflu
enta Somesului la confluenta Nj
rasului, Murasul insusi 81 Carpa
til Sc gasesc, pc 0 intindere G;
aproape IS kilometri patrati, ee
lie Is diviziuni administrative III
guresti (comitate) ale Transilva
niei propriu zise, 81 tot sau part'
din sapte comitate unguresti Ii
mitrofe (parti din Maramura'
81 Ugocea la sud de lisa, Satmar
SaIagiu, Bihor, AFRAID, parti roml
nesti din Bichis 81 din Cenad)
Aceasta distinctiune intre Tran
sillvana 81 comitatele limitrofe
de altminteri fara valoare. Es
corespunde diviziunilor admins
trative facute de catra Unguri
de la 1867, mai ales in interesu
politicei lor electorate.
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SCoa|a de fot0gTafj /

All in Rominia Mare mare
ipsa de fotografii, 81 char eel
are sunt acolo sunt straini. Pen
tru ce nu ar Fl Romini? A invata
otografiatul dupa sistemul nos
tru practic foarte usor, 81 III
scurt timp spesele pentru a inva-
ia sunt foarte mici. Ca Romini do
rim da posibilitatea fratnor
nostri care merg in patrie a pro-
fita de cariera (meserie- att
de cautata 81 frumoasa.
Amatorii earl Sc vor inscr!e
pima la l Ianuarie 1920 vor avea
o reducere mare.
Veniti in persoana sau eel mai
departe scrieti pentru informa-
| tiuni la: 1888 LAM.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31

tihde pc toate partlle acestui tc-
ritor. Daca ne tinem nnmai lie
statStica ungureascd, repartitia
populated urmatoarea:
Rom5ni 2,5o5,s5 adica 500
procente.
Unguri 1,os2,7le, adica 2s.6
procente.
Sacui 100000, adica 81 pro-
cente.
Sasi 276,335, adica SO pro-
cente.
Evrei 1s7,ss7, adica 40 pro.
cente.
Shawl, 373,4l6, adlca 1.G pro-
cente.
DNeryi 55,S3s, adra IL pro
cente.
Total 4,642,253.
Rominii formeaza deci char
dupa aceasta statistical majori-
tatea absolute in totalitatea tc.
renului revendcat de cara Ro.
minia. Oar satistica oficiala un.
CARA este stabilita, fara nici G
1mdoiala posibila, pc baze false
81 necesar sd rectifDcam. Rec
tificari incontestable due numa
r1ll Rom1nlor la eel putin 1900
600, adica 62.5 La suta 81 redut
nnmarul Ungurilor la 100000, q
dna 1876 la suta fara sAcui.
Poprlatia romfneasca mai a
les 0 populate rurala: 95 la si
ia din aceasta populate locu
ieSte in safe 81 nmnai 5 la su,,
in oraSe.
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ROndnia Ia. Con-
ferinta de Pace.

Continuare de pc pag. u.
The sun., 1919-04-01
FORM NEW OIL COMPANY.
Island Reaning Il s10.oOo,Oo0
virRinia Corporation.

The Island Refining Corporation, a
$40, 100000 subsidiary OF the Island OIL
and Transport Corporation. has been
formed to engage in the extraction OF
gasolene, fuel oil anc other by-products
OF petroleum. according to an announce
ment made yesterday by r. b. Lasher,
vice-president Of the Island OIL Corpora
ton. Col. George A. Burrell, until re-
Gently commanding officer OF the Elk.
perimental Station and Chemical War
fare Service OF the United States, IL
president of the new company.
The new company, formed under Vir-
ginia laws, has an authorised capitalist.
ton of S6,000,o00 7 per cent and par
ticipating ten year gold bonds and $780,
900 900 capital stock with par value OF
800 a share. All of tho stock will be
owned by the parent company and S%,-
SOC, 900 Of the bonds will be sold, the
right being given holders of Island Oil
voting trust certificates Of April to
subscribe for the bonds at SAY. Sub
scription is limited to 500 face value OF
bonds for every fifty shares Of stock
held. The bonds have q participate ting
privilege emitting the holder to receive
pro rata share of an annual distribu-
ton OF 30 per cent. OF the net earnings
of tho refining corporation, In addition
to the per cent. interest.
Three plants will be constructed. with
an aggregate annual capacity OF $500
900 barrels OF crude oil. One plant will
be built at Palo Blanco. south of Tam
pico, Mexico another on the island OF
Cuba, and the third on the Gulf coast,
In this country. The Mexican and Gu
ban plants are TO produce gasolene and
fuel oil and the plant in the United
States gasolene. gas oil and coke.
The sun., 1919-04-01
CITIES SERVICE co.
NET IS $S1,42S,222
Earnings Equal 9.47 Per Cent.
of Total Capitalization
During 1917.

The combined statement OF net earn
ings Of the Cities Service Company and
subsidiaries according to the annual re-
port issued to-day amounted to 81, 42s,-
222, against $2b,+64,032 In 1917. They
are equal to 9.4T per cent on the $751;
SS7845 total capitalization and indebted
ness plus s5s.s80,5b2 net surplus. In
1917 the percentage was 9.22 on $685.
Ss0.0e5 total capitalization, Indebtedness
and surplus, of which the Tart named
item amounted to $41,196,37o.
The earnings Of the company from oil
operations, the report shows increased
substantially. notwithstan ding limita-
tons and restrictions occasioned by the
war. Drilling operations In sections of
the country where certain subsidiaries
own acreage were held to the minimum
on account OF the high cost and scarcity
OF labor and materials during the war.
Plans have been made for important de-
velopment work, chiefly In Texas, where
numerous leases were obtained. In the
Ranger Field. covering parts OF Co.
manche, Palo Pinto, Stephens and East
man counties, the company's subsidiaries
have started drilling operations on
leases.
The earnings accruing to the company
from public utility operations during the
oil operations S1s,o5o.50<, making q
total OF s2a2s0,0s7, against 3+.74a.s52
from public utilities and slt.50s.S+l
from oil operations IN 1917. total Of
s1s.263,4s3. In 1916 earnings from pub
lie utility, operations amounted to So
572.116, and from oil operations &%.537.-
327, a total OF Slo.110.3+S."
The gross earnings Of the company In
1911 were Ss6b.s76. and they have In
creased yearly as follows; 1912, Sl.ls0,-
76e; 1918. s2,i72.+i1; l91+, S3.s3&.+b3 (;
1915, s4,Sza,soo; 1916, $10.1lo.a$2: 1917.
S1s.252.4ss. and 1913. 322.2so,os7.
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them to stihe compstition, a., for In
stance, profit sharing plans whereby the
purchasers of the company's products
received rebates Of from 8 to rs cents on
hundred pounds, the invasion of other
fields OF manufacture in order to retail
tate against concerns which manufac-
tured corn products as a side line, the
establishment OF bogus Independent
concerns to sell to the costumers OF real
competitors trust products at lower
price than the trust sold them In the
open market, and the influence of rail-
roads to raise freight rates SO as to in
ture the independents
The sun., 1919-04-01
Importance OF Decision.

Special Despdfch TO THE Sun.
WARRINGTON, March 3o.--One of tho
most important antitrust cases on the
calendar Of the Supreme Court was de-
cided to-day when the Corn Products
Refining Company dismissed It's appeal
from the decision of the District court
adJudging 1t n combination In restraint
OF trade. The result Is to put into full
force and effect the District court disco
luton decree. ,t .
Department Of Justice officials ex-
pressed the opinion following the de-
cision that this case as a precedent, with
the decision In the Harvester CASE would
probably greatly simplify antitrust pro-
cedure. Attorney General Palmer said
that the result In this case, coupled with
the Harvester decree entered last No
vember. should go far toward clearing
and settling the law on this important
question"
The sun., 1919-04-01
MINING COMPANY REPORTS.
Consolidated Interstate- Callahan
Earns s28O,2ss Surplus.

Consolidated Interstate-Callahan Min
ing Company. according to the annual
report for 1913, issued yesterday, earned
surplus, after charges. of s260.28s. which
Is equivalent to 81 cents a sha,e. OF SO
par value on the ss.1ss.ss0 outstanding
stock. The previous annual report COW
cred the eighteen months ended Deem.
Der 81, 1917. and showed surplus after
charges of s2,325.s77.
Gross earnings were S1,2ll,3ss,
against $4,ll7,5s7 in the eighteen
months ended December 81, 1917, and
Ss,9s6,0s6 in the twelve months ended
June 80 1918. Dividends paid amounted
to s456,222. against $2,Bb7.446 and s3,-
254,s30 respectively. The deficit after
dividends In each OF the periods was
$685., S23l,6ss and S154.43s. The
nnal profit and loss surplus dropped
from $s0s,711 on June 80, 1916, 10
s254,552 on December 81 last.
The sun., 1919-04-01
FINANCIAL NOTES.

L. 8. Rogers of u Exchange pians has been
elected a member OF tho Consolidated Stock
s. PolSenus 4 Co, Il With Aiiies 4 Co,
spectalizing In public utility and industrial
stocks and bonds,
W. Il Mullen and X. s. Hobbs have formed
q partnership under the firm name of w, Z.
Mullen 4 Co.. at Is Exchange place, 10 trans
act general commission business in stocks
Major Frederick Bull is with Chandler BroA
& Co. al 81 Pine street.
Royal Rank OF Canada has opened branch
at Pointe Pitre in Guadeloupe (French West
fndes), which Will buy and sell. exchange, es.
tablish credits, erect cable transfers and make
collections throughout the Island OF Guadeioupe.
Mrs. Jacob Ria. head OF tina women's de-
partment OF Bonbright h Co, has been m ade
chairman of the Business Women's Commit.
tee for the fortheominE Victory Loan cam
paign In New York, and Mrs. william A.
Campbell, also Of that Department., has been
Clubs Of New York dty for this campaign.
published for free distribution a twenty-five
page booklet emitted what Finance Msans, .
covering the elements OF the systsm Of
ciuded are simple definitions OF economies,
wealth, money. credit and securities.
Hrs Gn-L s.a.s s..n CO. Of ,hs
special letter entitled prosperity and ths
Railroads" In which attention 10 given 10
the latest Developments Of Interest to In
John W. Cutler of Boston IL with the bond
department Of Kean. Taylor 4 Co.
ready 10 deliver permanent engraved car.
tihcates for Hercules Petroleum Company
GLASS A stock
National City Bank will open its seventh
branch In Cuba ct Camasusy.
Col. John W. Prentiss OF Hernbiowsr q
week. after an absence OF nearly two years
10 At his desk. ri
Under the plan announced for the iiquidar
don OF the American Mailing COMPANY The
time i in, e, tss srsssninE sssie ea q as
Guaranty Trust Company for stampin. ak
plres on April l u u Understood that there
Montgomery 9 Co., white. void q Co. and
Bonbright 4 Co.. Inc, are Offering si.6oo,.
900 standard Gas and Electric Company con
nj cont ana aas & sos sSSs:
: isss. q -. sd intsrsst. ~ a ~
The sun., 1919-04-01
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Profit taking in the nnai hour OF the
market yesterday on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange caused recessions and
cut advances In the general list The
pressure. but a natural reaction. repre-.
scented professional operations Tbs un-
dertone OF the market was Arm. Trad
ing activity was moderate In volume.
Speculative interest centred In the indus
trials. with the specialties in active de-
mand. There was a better market than
usual In the rails. Closing prices In
these issues showed improvement The
morning session was marked by irreEu.
larity. with prices reactionary.
The sun., 1919-04-01
West Side subway.

The Public Service Commission an
neunced yesterday that 1t hoped to have
the West Side Subway running through
to Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn. by way OF
the Clark street tunnel, by April Is. The
current was turned on in the tunnel yes
terday and an experimental car will
probably be run through to-day. Motor
men will be drilled in operation through
the tunnel until the crossover at Atlantic
avenue, which IL delaying the opening of
the service, is completed.
The sun., 1919-04-01

wAsHINdToE. March S1.-A tariff pro-
posing an increase from to 7c. In fares
on the Louisville and Southern Indiana
Traction Company and the Louisville
and Northern Railway and Lighting
Company. between Louisville and Jeffer-
sonville, Ind. and between Louisville
and New Albany was approved for fling
to-day by the Interstate Commerce
Commission. The commission denied the
request OF the roads for an increase 10
1oc., with Communication fares OF 7c., be-
cause of increased operating costs.
The sun., 1919-04-01
Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties at tho Custom
House yesterday were s72s.750ss. OF
which s146,172.3o was for mercha ndIse
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S5sa.6Ts.es for recent importations. The
receipts for tho month of March were
The sun., 1919-04-01
Paris Bourse Trading.

PARIS. March 3l.--Trading was quiet
on the Bourse to-day. 8 per cent. rentes,
So francs centimes for cash; exchange
on London, ~ francs "a centimes; 5
per cent. loan. 50 francs 20 centimes ;
the dollar ranged from 6 francs Al
centimes to Q francs "a centimes.
The sun., 1919-04-01
Exports From New York.

Peas, Ba,.ai bu. ; oatmeal, 5,est pkgs. ;
grass need, t,lt7 bags; lubricating oil,
r.437 sacks; bacons, t,se6,aSo lbs
lard. sss.73s lbs.
The sun., 1919-04-01
CORN PRICES AT NORMAL.
March Has a Spectacular Jump Of
l7l-4 Cents.

CHICAGO, March 31.--A spectacular
jump Of 17hc, in the March delivery OF
corn resulted to-day from belated cover
ing by q few shorts. Only tiny amount
changed hands and the close for March
was lie. bslow the top level. Other
months kept within normal limits. The
finish was unsettled, III to SIC. net
higher, with May 1851 to sl5lk and
July s13s% TO SlSsIs. Oats gained "a
to No. and provisions 35c. to 81
CORN--rhs market sold at the hishes:
price on record as far as future contracts
sion when the March position IN Chicago
touched t.77 an active short covering.
In the local cash market No. . yellow
and No. ? white. N.sOh. cost and freight
New York.
OATS-Ths market yesterday was firm
and higher, at one time showing gains OF
to axe. In the local cash market
prices were hrm; standard quoted at
ISh 9Teo No. white. Use; No. white,
white. 76577hch ordinary clipped white,
1871 G75c, all elevator.
RYE-Market firm. No. Western,
t.7T cost and freight New York
BARLEY--Market hrm, Feeding. ti.os
freight New York.
BUCKwHEAT - Market dull Sound
milling. s2.76. cost and freight New York,
80; No !. M.:;s sssfEEe No. No. !. :issss
sTRAw-Msrks, steady. No. rye
3lt4l5 ton.
The sun., 1919-04-01
Elk DIVIDEND TABLE.
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF Pay
Record able,
Northern States Power c.,
pr, O., l%Tn...,.....M Mar. 81 Apr. -
trio CO. OF Del, pr o..
w. II Mchiiwalu, Co.. q. Mar 81 APR u
W. III Mohiwain Co. Is,
and I'd pr, IN 9s.....,..Apr. is May I
U. 8. Smelling Ref. o.,
u25 ..,...............A APR. 10
NV ,.,4 s -. APR IS May -,
Cent. Ill. Pub. ssrv" pt.
IN q....., 80. ..,.Apr. Apr. Is
Green 4 Coates SITS. Ry.
Si.ao ....,.............Mch 90 Apr. 7
The sun., 1919-04-01
Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.

OIL CITY, March al.--Credit balances
-; runs, 1854 average, $3.50 ship.
ments, Si.eS3; average. 4s..Sl.
The sun., 1919-04-01

April! I, 1919
We WISH TO ANNOUNCE that ar. W.
T.. NeweN retires from our hSul on this
date aud Mr., Howard +, Mead becomes a
j. r. wIILIsroN q co.
The sun., 1919-04-01
CHANGE OF CORPORATE NAME.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
or NEW YoRK-ln the Matter of the
Application OF MERCANTILE TRUST q
DEPOSIT COMPANY for authority Ia
change It's name TO MERCANTILE TRUST
COMPANY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that MER.
CAMILLE TRUST a. DEPOSIT COMPANY,
q domestic corporation, having It's principal
business Office in the Borough OF Man
haitian, City, County and State OF New
York, will apply to the supreme Court OF
the state of New York, at Special Term.
Part thereof, to be held at tho County
Court House, in the Borough OF Man
haitian, City Of New York. County Of New
York. on the 18th day OF April, 1919. Al
1890 o'clock In the forenoon OF that day,
or soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard, for an order authorizing said cor
porstion TO change its corporate name to
Mercantile Trust Company.
Dated. New York. n. Y. March ~, 1919,
MERCANTILE TRUST DEPOSIT
COMPANY.
BY CHI ELLIS A. AUSTIN. President.
WHITE A CASE,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
once and Post Once Address,
IL Wall Street,
New York CITY
The sun., 1919-04-01
ogiss IT the viss-Prssids.s
Island Oil & Transport
Corporation

ros STOCK Of THE ISLAND OIL 1 TRAssPoRT
As set forth Report issued under date Of
,nSsI 10Th last You, Increasing its pipe line and
100000 barrels of oil annually After having made careful
investigation your directors convinced that in addition to
should follow the example of the other
in s "a r. e g5.s and :s v'asss the
gasoline fuel oil and byproduc Other companies demon
Of e OIL Of % @
hs. pots%. Of owe, soGoo
the comPanys products need in restrict the
Refining Corporation has been organized under the laws Of the
State OF Virginia, with the following authorized capitalization,
sSoooooo Seven Per Cent and Participating Ten-Ycsr Gold
49, 1899.
100000 Capital Stock Tin shares of 500 par value e.ch
holders Of the Seven Per Cent and Participating TenYear
Gold Bonds viii be entitled to rata share Of snnu.
fund equremen of the Corporation for the preceding calendar
The Island Refining Corporation will construct t,ef or
through ssbdsry eompsns on site. nov being obtained
crude Pc, plant erected Bsneo
sbout eighty miles south Of Tampico Mexcol adjacent
Corporation another the Island Of Cuba, and the third in
s " cS s Tn pn Ind
United States will be equipped to produce gasoline gas oil
secured by direct ar,t mortgage on the
american plant to Be- constructed and owned by the Refining
the plant and by not @ sn f OF hs
stock Of the company owning the Cuban plant.
All Of the stock of the Island Refining Corporation
be acquired owned by the Island Oil
ton and therefore all surplus earnings after sinking
fund and bondhoders participation therein
company.
For the purpose Of obtaining funds construction
equipment and operation Of the plants working
tai the Island Refining Corporation will sell princ-
pal amoun) of Its Seven Per Cent and Participating
Year Gold Bonds
Application further information
regarding the company and It's bonds
Oil Transport Corporation the close Of business
1919 will be entitled to subscribe for said bonds the
of SsKFo Of the principal in the proportion of principal
of bonds for each so shares of stock by
Voting Trust Certificates.
The bonds will be denominations Of 500, $500
and $1,000 Subscriptions for bonds must be for In
mutipes of 500. '*f'
Subscription warrants specifying the Of
which holders Of Voting Trust Certificates entitled
Of the books April Z, 1919. Fractional will
issued In respect of fractions Of so shares Of Stock
subscriptions when rendered in amounts of 500 muples
thereof Holders Of Voting Trust Certificates desiring
qure additional fractional complete subscription
privileges for full bond deing dispose Of
tonal warrants, must do 90 In the market.
Payments for bonds the Of per 500
OF bends accompanied by duly endorsed subscription
Office of A. 3. Leach Co., Inc, 81 Cedar Street. York
City.
Pending the authorization. preparation and issue
bonds interim certificates will be issued exchangeabe
for the bonds when ready for delivery.
Syndicate has been formed which has
offer Of the bonds sharehod-
will be sold to said Syndicate.
(Signed) f. b. LASHER Vice President.
New York City, March 80, 1919
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-30
TEACHERS WILL
De TRAINED FREE
UNDER NEW LAW
Superintendent Permitted to
Name Two Persons From
Each County to Attend COL
lege at State Expense,

Senate bin 30. %, passed by the
last leeislaturo provides that tbarf
shall no anoot,,,,', .,,,,,,,a,t,, -,
'pi''i''''" "'''' '''''''' VII Vi NC
ioi June l. by the superintendent OF
pubic instruction, on recommends
tlon OF the county school superintend-
ents' two resident persons of the state
from each county, between the ages
OF Is and % years, as student teach
ers' and assigned to either the normal
school or the normal university, as il,
the Judgment of the superintendent OF
public instruction shall best serve the
interests of the state and persons so
appointed. The courses are to be COM
pleted in no less than ten months and
IN not more than twelve months The
OBJECT OF the plan is to fit those taxi