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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-23
A v I z.

Societatea romfna de ajutor 81
cnltura ,,Dacia Romma' din Gin
cihnati, Ohio, face cunoscut tutu-
ror societatilor 81 publicului ro-
min din America, precum 81 altor
frati care ar avea vre-O afacere
Gu societatea ,.Dacia Romina Sd
bine voiasca scrie pc adresa
noua care de All inainte este:
r. o. Box 68, s. B., Cincinnati, o.
81 nici declm mai m,lit sd nu
scrie nimenea pc adresa cea
veche.
In mnmclc Societatii Daeia Ro-
nina" din Cincinnati, Ohio:
loan Feher, presedinte.
(16--18)
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A v l z.

C&tra toti fratii consateni din CO.
muna Venetia de jos, comitatul
Fagaras, aflatori in Statele Unite
ale Americei.
Noi care ne aflam in orasul
Universal, Pa, am gaslt Gle cuvl-
inta 81 ne-am hotarit pentru a in
fiinta I'M fond pentru ajutorarea
|copiilor orfani din comuna noas-
ira ramasi orfani pc urma acestul
1nfric0sat razboi. Dcci ne-am 81 IN
scris dupa cum urmeaza mai JOS,
81 deci ii rugam 81 pc acei consa-
teni al hostri care Sc afla prin
alte orase 81 nestiind adrese'le
d.lor, daca an vote sa Sc mscrle
81 sd trimita suma la adresa dc
mai jos. Taxa de 1nscriere Gle
la 50 in sus.
Mai la vale lasam sd urmeze
nusnelc 81 sumele mcmbrilor care
Is all inserts pina in prezent, ca
re snnt urmatorii bravi consa-
teni:
George St. Manicu $40; Emil
Ian st. Mirea $40; Constantin
IA. Corl1ea $40; George Stan "a
,sare $5; Nicolae st. Achim $ol;
r r
loan 81 .Cateana Callgar SO; loan
|St. Prundean SIS; constantin st.
Aehim SIS; Nicolae st. Prundean
|&5; George Com. Tanarogea 70;
43eorge A. Orze $5; Andrei Sima
ain comuna Comana de sus 50;
|Aseorge Mattel, Cornicea S.; loan
Gornea, Invade IS loan g. Cor
Inca &5; Sefron Patrut So; Todor
Cornea $40; George ii Maria
Frincu SO Spiridon ST. Achian
40; George ST. Achim $40; MI
|celae Popeneciu $aO Ioan ii Ma
is Rencin, ALatuta NO George
cornes Ioan ensiu Jufatn
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4 Otrava femeiasca, comedie
intr 'un act.
P ERS O Al NELE:
Tiberiu, redactor, d-nul D. Pa-
pescu.
Sofia sa, dina F. Popescn.
Doctorul d-nnl L vlad.
Br2n, servitor la Tiberiu, d-nnl
I. Raica.
5. Dams pima in ziua.
comitetul.
(l7-ls)
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800 dc faIIifi

orr oameni singuratici carl sa lu-
creze la steele de zahar in Michi-
gan. Platim de la 500 la 1924 de a.
car. Casa de locuit 81 transportul
gratuit. Am dori ca sd ne scrii sau
sa vii la moi cit de curfnd posibil.
Vrem ca cele mai bune familii sa lie
punem i'll locurile cele mai bune.
Vino ca sa vorbesti Gu reprezen-
tantul nostru in Cleveland e Dl A
dam GAM, 1868 Fulton Rd, la 6
seara in fie care ri 81 Dumineca.
Tar in Detroit. Mich, vino la Louis
Loze, 1105 Russell Str, in tot tim
pull. ziua 1ntreaga.
(1x6)
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% ! ',::..:;;;!;:.;;I -
No. I. 2G0 dc fotografii de razhoj
deosebite $500
Deasemenea mai avem ST alte foto-
grafii pentru sterescop, de care dAr,
Iista seriilor de mai JOS iSiecare eorje
conlinc 25 de foloGrafii Scria costa
80 cent?.
Cind comandati. scrieti numai nu-
marui seriilor 81 .Vom sti pc carl sa
vile trimitem
TiTLUL sER.lLoR.
10. Viata lui Christos
ILL., Calatoria la palcstina
113. Calatorie in China 81 Japonia
ia. Tur in Italia 81 prin Alpi
ll5 Tur in Anglia 81 in Franta.
III, Tur in Norvegia 81 in Suedia.
11S. Fetcle stunt tot fcte (comic).
1870. Clopotile de cununie
%. Giugiuliti 81 Animate (comic)
l0l. Iocuri storice din America.
lo2. vizita la Washington.
03. Cascade Neagra.
O5. Parcul Yellowstone.
107. Marble orase din America
119. Scene bizarre din lume.
116 Germania 81 Rinul.
12l. Serii comicc de dragoste.
Nu trimiteti toti banii. Trimiteti nu-
maj ~ de centl IN afSlnt Sau mares
postale lar restul IL Yeti plati atunci
cfnd factorul va va aduce pachetul.
Adresa:
NATIONAL SALES COMPANY
DEPT. A. M. II. No.
Station D., Box 80,
NEW YORK. n. Y.
!. .s..s..s.s:
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DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTI
MITA PUBLICA.

In ziua Nasterii Domnuiui no.
stfu lsus Christos. parochia noas-
ira or. ort. rom1na Sinful loan
Botezatorul din Erie, Pa. a avut
o reusita frumoasa, avind fru-
moasa petrecere cu dams, la care
a participat un numar destul de
frumos de Romfni 81 romince din
toate partile orasului
Tot odata muzica vestitului n.
Stoica STA facut datorinta fata
de public, .distrfnd pc fiecare per-
soana Gu cele mai fr,lmoase arii
de dams 81 cfntece rationale.
Tot odata multumim d-nei Ma
ria Pintea pentru munca depusa,
fiindca dInsa ma pregetat 81 ru-
gfnd pc fiecare cumpara cite
o frumoasa suvenire din partea
parochiei, prin care sa incasat
o suma destul de frumoasa.
Pc la ceasurile $50 intra in ha-
a societatii noastre Ibaieti fmbra-
cati in uniforma de crai, in frunte
Gu d-nul presedinte al parochiei
Sebastian Chirila 81 d-nul sub
cantor G. ]. Costea. D-nul Costea
prezinta craii publicului adunat
prin citeva cuvinte frumoase, Ia
care publicul ii aplaudeaza, lara
baietii incep piesa, la care pun
intreg publicul in uimire. Dupa
terminarea piesei urmeaza vorhi-
rea d-lui presedinte s.. ChiEila
prin care arata insemnatatea III
lei 81 multumeste publicului ada
nat pentru dragostea ce a arafat
intotdeauna fata de Sinful locas
al d-lui 81 pentru cinstca ce lea
dat. 1ncheind Gu sarbatori feri-
cite La multi ami tuturor acelora
care sarbeaza Nasterea Domnu-
lui.
Multumita in numelc paroch!ci
aducem tinerilor baicti care au
.iucat piesa crailor intr 'un chip
ne mai pomenit de frumos. 81 Ia
sam GU fala a ii-se fnsemna nu-
mple fiecaruia dupa cum urmea-
ga:
/ Nicolae Adam, Irod.
Florian Joldos, Catana
Sofron Stan, Gaspar.
Tpifon Trutca, Melchior.
Vasile Niculut, Valtezar.
Dinsii au umblat in ziua de
Craciun pc partea de East, a do
ua ri pc partea de vest, adunind
frumoasa suma dc 261 dolari "a
cent?
nitrate la pctrecere .,... $01 %
Este ....... pf4.ou
Vent curat $500
nitrate de Ia Graf $26l.94
Esite $500
Vent crrat $17S.94
Total VENT c,lrat .... $22194
Tot odata aducem sincerlle
noastre multumiri tutllror frati-
Cor crestini, care i-a primit pc y
casele dior, mai ales d-lui loan
Eai Rsveca Grfvn care ia einsfit
|Sn seara AZ Grkcisln cu . gustoas
~ cint eratis & ]
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I N v T A r E.

Societatea romiiia de ajutor 81
cultura ,.Avram Iancu' din New
York, are onoarea va invita- sa
biRevoiti a lua parte la marele
BAL impreunat cu teatru, care
va avea loc S1mbata seara in %
1anuarie 1919, in Bryant Hall,
din 723-6-th Avenue, intre II 81
42-lca Street.
Sc va jrca admirabila piesa
tcatrala: Rominia Gu tinuturile ei
robite de straini, de G. GarduTess
cu 81 Otrava fesneiasca, comedie
intr 'un act.
Teatrul nu va dura mai multi
ca ora. lar pc urma va Fl dams
pima in zori de. ri.
fntrarea: 50 cent? de persoana.
Garderoba: 13 cent.
fnceputul va fila orele 8 p. m.
fix, 81 de aceea sunteti rngati a
veni cit mai de wreme, ca sa nu
perdeti ocazia de a vedea cea mai
frumoasa piesa tcatrala, ce s'a
jucat vre-o data in America de
ROmini.
in speranta ca veti raspunde
calduros fnvitarii noastre, par
a a : A Z NJ L.
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RAzbOlU A TRECuT

Vrci sa vezi cum s'au condus ,naril.
iupte In Franta, Russia, Italia, Galitis
81 Turcia?
Vrei sa vezi cum au luptat aeropIa
nele in aer?
Vrei sA vezi cum au luptat subma
nele sub apa? Poti vedea acestc Ia,
cruri char in casa D-tale, pc @ chel-
tulala foarte mica. Am PRINT un mare
nufnar de fotografii de razboi pentr6
sterscoape.
.Cfnd vel privi aceste fotografii prin
sterescop. vel credc ca ca al inainfea
D-tale luptele razboiului actual. Ste
rescopul precum il vezi mai JOS. costa
un dollar
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LIBERTY BONDS.
G U r

Sc cumpara si.se Wind pc bani gaia
la: 6l5 Dollar Bank Bldg, Youngs-
town, O. 81 la sos American Trust
Bldg, Cleveland, @. Deschis de la
orcle 9 a. m. pima la s p. m. (1x6)
8. T. BONE G co.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-23

Tot odata aducem slllcerlle
noastre multumiri tutllror frati-
COR crestini, care la primit pc y
casele dior, mai Ales d-lui loan
d aaveca Gffvn, care ia einsfit
~ seara de Grkcitln cu d gslstoas
~ cin6 eratiia q .g) J
The sun., 1919-02-04
NOTABLE FINANCIAL SHOWING.
Bank of Nova scotia I'm Frat Place
on Profits and Surplus.

The Bank OF Nova Scotia, according
TO the Just published eighty-seventh an
nual report. shows net profits for the
calendar year 1918 OF $l,4i1926. This
was equal 10 2l.72 per cent. on the paid
in capital amounting to $500. 900. on
his sum quarterly dividends at the rate
Of "a per cent. per annun were paid. In
addition the following appropriations
were MADE in 1918: $4,000 war tax on
circulation; $4,000 patriotic, Red Cross
and other funds; $4,000 officers pension
fund; $4,000 written or bank prem
ises account Tho surplus fund Is sl2,-
100000, the highest proportion Q. sur
plus TO capital OF &y Canadian bank
There remains In the undivided proflts
account s749.6s4.
Deposits and other liabilities 10 the
public increased 10 per oent. during the
year and now amount TO sl42.05O, 00S
Cash. bank balances and deposits in the
central gold reserves amount to $751;
527.6o2, or a cash reserve of 1927 per
cent. while the addition OF marketable
bonds and secured demand loans make
total quick assets OF s107.776.25e, equal
TO 1890 per cent. OF liabilities to the
public. Total assets are s161.329,703.
Tho bank has 1872 branches through
out Canada, New Foundland and the
West Indies. and IN Boston. Chicago and
New York. Tho executive Offices are IN
Toronto. with H. A. Richardson as gem
eral manager and ]. A. McLeod assista Mt
general manager. H. #. Patterson, 81
Wall street. Is tho New York agent OF
the institution.
The sun., 1919-02-04
DOMINION BUDGET
TO Be $45O,0OO,0OO
This Is Minimum Amount
for Which Provision
Must Be Made.
spectoI co,,sspondsncs to THs srS.

OTTAWA, Feb. l.-Approximately
s45o.00o.00o Will have TO be spent by
the Dominion OF Canada In 1919 in
taking care OF all Of her regular ex-
pensee OF Government. together with the
interest ard other heavy burdens i'm
posed by the war IN Europe The Gov
eminent has found. after carefully
scrutinizing the whole situation. that
this is the minimum amount for which
provision will have TO be made In the
next budget This Is many millions In
excess OF the ordinary budget for an
0ual expenditures and difficulty IS ex-
pected in an allotment Of this tremen-
dous sum among the various sources OF
revenue.
Interest on the Canadian debt 10 the
extent OF nearly 100000 will have
TO be included in the budget provisions.
Other heavy items which must be met
include $4,000 600 for improvements to
Government railways. s2OoOo.ooO for
needed public works, s600oo,oo0 for
shipbuiidins. :75.o0o.ooo Tor war sratu-
tiles. 100000 for pensions. as
well as indefinite expenses that may
run anywhere from 500. 900 900 to
5000 900. 900 for rehabilitation, recon
struction and ordinary post war ex-
penditures.
Thus II IS made clear that the Gov
than $3.50. 600. 900, and with the revenues
Of this year continuing would have only
s30o.oO0.00o with which 10 meet this
huge bill OF this amount, however
sl40.o00.00o being for railway improve
ments. public works and shipbuild!ng
could De charged 10 capital account
but even IN such case no relief appears
10 be offered from the present scale OF
taxation.
III. &c riy 60 aJr>adv oyarro, t,oA -. .
means OF revenue, but with reductions
contemplated and the extra war charges
taken OF. Il Is expected that a greater
volume Of exports will more than make
UP the difference. Direct taxation Is ex-
pected 10 bring In continually better re-
suits Last year $500, 900. 900 was voted
under the war appropriations act, prac-
tically giving the Government blanket
chartAr for all necessary war expen ses
10 that amount Parliament this year
will SIX details for all expenditures con-
templated.
The total gross debt is now s2,4s1,ss4,-
4s4 a., and tho net debt on December 81,
1918. was sS0.22s,sas34. while the
country has total assets of sl,1616sb,-
$3.50. AT the present rate the ordinary
expenditure this year to March 81 will
be $4,000 900, and the total eIpendi-
ture almost $500, 900.
When the war broke out Canada's net
debt was sSS6,oo0,o00. her ggross debt
s544, 900 900 and the interest bills sl2.-
100000 annually. The total revenue in
tho year preceding the war was sll4,-
600 Though debts have increased,
so have revenues, and the general pros
perity OF Canada Is shown in savings ac-
counts almost doubled and IN various
other ways,
The sun., 1919-02-04
BOND SALES LARGE,
WITH PRICES FIRM
Stocks, However, on Canadian
Exchanges Show Tendency
Toward Sagging.
spsctol DespotcA 10 TIE sur.

MONTREAL, Feb. apart from fairly
large dealings in bonds. with prices Arm
to strong. the Canadian stock exchanges
have been dull and heavy. Tho sag
eing tendency was accumulated by the
ection OF the United States Steel Cor
poraton in reducing its quarterly bonus,
the Canadian steel stocks becoming sym
pathetcally heavy with the steel and
other Industrial stocks OF tho New York
snarket. Price movements, however,
Rave ceased to have much Significance
because OF the nominal volume OF trad
Ing. conditions in that respect being
similar to conditions in Wall Street
The public is buying investment
etocks TO some extent. but IL more inter
ested In the bond market Through De-
Gambler Canadian stocks were consist
emily strong in the lace OF the de-
dressed market at New York, but as
usual the influence of New York's trend
finally asserted itself and the boomlet
Of December died down TO nothing In
Jsnuary.
The underwriting Of a $4,000, 900 IN
Sustrial bond issue by syndicate
which includes the Royal Securities Cor
porat!on of Montreal, William A. Road
d Co. of New York and some Boston
bankers was an interesting recent de-
zslopment Tho Issue is a per cent
ten year bond OF tho Riorsion Pulp 4
Paper Company. Ltd. which is increas-
ing It's output of sulphite pulp through
new subsidiary. william A Read &
Co. interested In previous municipal
and railroad financing In Canada IA
understood to be making its first ven
ture IN industrial financing in Canada
a considerable extension of such ananc-
snS II looked for by Canadian bsnkera
The sun., 1919-02-04
STOCK EXCHANGE LISTINGS
Include General Motors Issue, SD
Northern states Power Bond.

The listing committee OF ths >sT
York Stock Exchange yesterday '-'s'-
faYorably on applications OF tN' G,'o-a
Motors Corporation TO list 5000
new 6 per cent cumulative d'hr ..s
stock and s6S.74e, 500 additional con-l-
stock. and OF the Northern States Fo'''
Company to list an additional i.5c.'
first and refundins mortgage tws1*. -.
year gold bonds, series A.
The report 10 the comm tee sr'o-r
panyins the application OF the tre'a-'
Motors Corporation Is the rn1s' ''-
haustive statement OF its Kind eve
eented by n corporation to t.s -'--r
Exchange, IT covers twenty-seven T's-
Tho usual report of Its charsrter - '.--'
or four printed pages
1t was declared at tho Stock Exc nrr
that the lengthy report was require ~
tho company as being in line With '1'
now policy OF the committee, which
ask such a report from every corporal
making application 70 list stocE-
future.
The sun., 1919-02-04
FIND PINK BOIL IN TEXAS.
Worm IL Discovered in Great Bend
District ana Near Barstow.

WASHINGTON, Feb 8.-Two new In
festations OF the pink boil worm have
been found In Texas by representatives
Of tho Department of Agriculture In
the Great Bend district along the upper
Rio Grande. where until recently no
cotton was grown. tho agricultural
agents found the pest, and also In the
vicinity OF Barstow. Ward county, on
the Pecos River.
The Department said to-day that II
was believed that the Great Bend In
festation resulted from cotton seed
brought from Mexico, and that The Bar
stow incidence was due to cotton being
sent from Great BEND to an oil mill near
Barstow Work Of eradication, officials
said had been started under the sys-
Beaumont region Of Texas in 1917.
The sun., 1919-02-04
CANADIANS START
IMMIGRATION BOOM
Millions of Farmcrs and La.
borers Are Wanted.

When the United States Congress Is
debating whether this country shall put
up the bars on immigration. a strong
movement Is under way in Canada to at
tract settlers and workers from other
countries. II Is pointed out that Canada
has room for many millions OF farmers
and a good class OF labor to develop
the mineral wealth and the fisheries and
to convert the great forests into lumber,
pulp and paper.
Sir Frederick Williams Taylor at the
annual meeting recently Of. the Bank Of
Montreal said that Canada possessed
all the attributes of great nation ex-
cept population. He added that more
people was the crying need of the hour
At the same meeting Sir Vincent Mere
dith, the president. referred to the prob
LENS which Canada had necessarily to
face during tho post bellum period. He
dealt particularly with the problems i'm
nediately ahead of the country. The
most important, Sir Vincent pointed out
WAS how the country was to meet the
5000. 900, which would exist after the
war.
Increased production would relieve the
country OF portion Of the burden. This,
with strict economy and a growing pop
ulation. would in time adjust the diff
cultles OF the country. Taxation could
not be easily lessened and 1t might be
increased. he added. Sir Vincent said
levy on capital. as advocated in some
quarters. would only result In the sitting
OF Individual incentive and enterprise,
the penalizing of industry, self-denial.
ard thrift.
The taxing of capital beyond a GER
tain point would involve the unemploy-
ment OF labor. and produce serious con-
sequences. 1t placed principally on con-
sumption. the burden OF taxation would
be distributed. II Canada was to share
the busihess opportunities during the
period of reconstruction, the banks would
have to stand ready to arrange liberal
and probably long term credits. provid-
ing tho necessary funds from their own
resources or availinR themselves OF re-
discount with the Dominion Government
Sir Vincent said he expected A great
demand for capital for reconstruction,
refunding. and replacement purposes
Interest rates in consequence would in
all probability rule high for some time
TO come
Sir Frederick williams Taylor dealing
more especially with the growth OF the
business OF the bank and financial condi-
tons In the principal centres of the
world, pointed out that there never was
a time when Canada was more in need
OF sound economic thinking 1t was
worthy Of note that the banks total as
sets were now as great as were the COM
bined total assets Of all Canadian char
tered banks seventeen years ago.
The sun., 1919-02-04
Police Department Orders
REINSTATEMENT.
AZ PATROLMAN-FIR GRADE

AZ PATRoLMAN-FIRsT GRADE
To take effect February 1,
James r. Smith, No. 7ltt. i1sth Proc,
assigned TO bicycle duty.
PENSION.
tn: fol,owins member OF the fore. 10 re-
iisved and dismissed and IL awarded the
following pension;
PATRoLMAN.
To take effect ~ p. NJ. February 1.
Thomas Logan, No: 1891, ssh Prec-. on
police surgeon's certificate. at Ss7s per an
mum. Appointed April g. 1889.
TRANSFERS AND AssIGNMnNTs.
CORPORAL
To tale effect 3 A. II. February l.
John White. soth Proc. assignment 10
bicycle duty discontinued
PATRoLMEN.
Elmer A. Grosslsy. 2ist Proc. to Ssth
Adolf Linden. i,osh Pro. assigned to
' xlpsoSss N. G.rl,ns.,, 10th prse.. a..
signed to bicycle duty,
John KesIns. l:ota Proc. TO Head
signed a. operator Of touring car sttached
Frank q. wSitesid.. Hsadauarsrs Div.
Div. OF Transportation. to 2ad Prso.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
PATRoLMES.
Charles Lang. asa Proc, assigned to DAY
tour for 20 days from \. NJ. February 4.
Paul p. Murphy, 7sd Prec, 20 Hesdquar-
tiers Div: Div. of Repairs and Supplies. for
10 days from 4. n. February J.
From precincts indicated TO 9TH InSp.
Dist, tn duty :! aided premises from
7. NJ y DrIpr! to 4. NJ. February l6:
Michse! +, Monigan. 81; John C. Nilon.
From precincts indicated 10 18th Insp,
Dist, TO duty in raided premises. from 4
p. N. February 10 A. NJ. February Is:
Daniel J. Kennedy. 90: James Doilard.
loi.
PATROLMEN.
The following leaves OF absence are au.
thorized without pay: william B. Mott, $50
Prec., for IS days. from A. NJ. February
/: William Delaney, 67th Prec., for IS days
from A NJ. February !.
PATRoLMAN
The following sick leave Is granted
Ferd!nando Romano, 2sth Preo., for 90
days. from A. NJ, FsbruAy 8.
The sun., 1919-02-04
OPEN SYRIAN FACILITIES.
Imperial Ottoman Bank of London
May Correspond with Branches.

In order to provide for forwarding re-
mittances to Syria Brown Bros. & Co.
announced yesterday that the Imperial
Ottoman Bank OF London had received
permission to correspond with It's Syrian
branches and to hold at their disposal
sums received in London for payment In
Syria. On account OF the abnormal sit
uation and currency difficulties the Lon
don bank says II cannot accept RESPONSE
bility for delays in Transmission. and can
not at the moment authorize American
correspondents to issue direct drafts on
Syria.
Special attention Is directed to a pro-
vision Of the agreement which stipulates
that payment can be made only to per-
sons not enemies or who are not allies
Of enemies and resident in those portions
Of Palestine and Syria as far north as
the line from Alexandretta to Aleppo, In
elusive and east TO the Rejan Railway.
The sun., 1919-02-04
MORE PANHANDLE BONDS,
Stockholders Authorize Issue OF
$4,000. 900 in Debentures,

PrTTRURo. Feb. S.-Ths stockholders
Of the PlttsburE. Cincinnati. Chicago and
ST. Louis Railroad Company met here to-
day and authorized an increase In the
Indebtedness OF the company by the issu-
ance OF $50, 900 OF debenture gold
bonds.
They authorized also the purchase OF
the Indanap polls and Frankfort Railroad
for $4,000 600. being the full cost there
Of, That purchase gives the company a
direct line OF its own between Louisville
and Chicago.
The contract with the Government for
the operation Of the companys railroad
during the period OF Federal control was
not ready for action. and the stockhold-
ers adjourned TO meet on February II,
1914 when they will consider that ques-
ton.