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The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
FEATURES, FICTION
Watch The Herald Growi

Row, reporter there was never a
more dramatic moment than when
Charles NJ Schwab's eyes filled with
teears at the shipping hearing at
which he denied a base imputstion
and told of the services he had rem
dered the government without
charge. Said one OF the old timers
aftervard: "Schwab is a regular he
man and is not given to tears, but
when he did ! want TO tell you that
IL raised a lump in my throat, and
every man in the room was wipiuE
his own eyes suspiciously."
There is a slim young Venus who
twice a day dives from the little
stand attached to the Hippodrome
ceiling into the tank on the stage.
The other afternoon when she was
hoisted to her dizzy platform she
looked about and yelled in a fright
ened way to some stage hands.
After a time, in which the audience
became alarmed, the cause Of her
annoyance was made known, II
seems that one of the base hddlers
was chewing gum.
/ yield to none in my love for
dogs, but in defense Of them some
thing should be done about the win
dow display on Fifth avenue. It
is filled with leather boots for ca
mines and there is an assortment
piled in one corner with a card
reading: storm Boots" A celluloid
tray is piled high with dog tooth
brushes.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
DENIED NEW TRIAL
WITH COLORED JURY

Garfield Preleau, coIored. now
serving a lo-yeaP penitentisry sen
tence Of charges Of robbery and joy
riding. who was opposed to having
a jury OF all white men pass upon
his guilt or innocence, was denied
a new trial yesterday by the Court
OF Appeals, which decided that the
white jury actually was a jury Of
his peers"
The case went to the Appellate
Court solely on the grounds that
the white jury. II was claimed. was
not a jury OF Preleau's peers" and
that the jury should have been COM
posed Of colored men entirely.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
Strand Theater-.Th. st.,,.,. >,

Photodrama supersedes the vau5e-
NlIle in point of interest and i'm
portanee at the Strand Theater this
week where a remarkably enter
tanning bill is being presented
the Stealers," William Cbriv.,,
CaOanne's powerful story of tn. br,
nanlties' holds the attention from
the opening to the final fade-ont
through the sheer beauty and in
tensity OF its dramatic NnnsaI IN
the artistic finish of its technicst
details. i'ica'
The Stealers" points a moral and
teaches a lesson that one cannot
soon forget, SO sharply iimned ars
us many forceful dramatic me-
ments and so delicateIy drawn its
gripping emotional situations In
this connection the superb act,ng
OF the cast has a great deal To 40
with the gaining of these effects
The story. after all, is the tbina
and in this picture. at least. one.
is not disappointed. 1t is bssad
on Divine faith and the potency Of
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
.MNEW ATTRACTIONS
NAT THE THEATERS

ant moments in the play. Marie l.
Day enacted a mother role with dis
tinction and Harry Hamalainen
earned his full score of laughs as a
country bad boy.
The producers have supplied a
realistic setting and it will be in
teresting to follow the career of
"COgnaC" over the dramatic high
ways, after the customary defects
OF a first performance have been
CLOSED over by expert hands.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08

hhrrs o EWING
we.
\ A. Stephen III. Takes.
q. What Is your businesss
=. sf"Ty, Associated Credit
nen of Washington and Mer-
camille Credit Association.
q. What do you like most
about Itf
A. The copxcniai surround-
inEs and the cooperation of my
force.
O. what was your nicknams
when you were In srhoeif p.
\. JUST "sfevs.e
q. What II your favori,e sport
or hobbyf
A. BssebsiI. Hrst last snd
always. =
a.,whe IN your favorits
nctressf -
A. Ethel Bsrrymere.
q. DO you enjoy isssf
A. Noiii
q. What is your pet supess,i-
tions -
A. ! consider u q hHd sign for
anyone 10 raise an a,a breiis In
my once
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
Anti-Toxin Injection,

Anti-Toxfn Injection.
Q. Will you please tell me the
carse of a soreness and ache be-
tween the shoulder blades? At one
time 1 had anti-toxin injected be-
tween the shoulder blades to pre-
vent lockjaw. This happened about
five years ago, Is anti-toxin in
furious to the system, and how long
does 1t remain in the system?
Would that protect me from dis
base now ..---
You need not worry about the
anti-toxin injected five years ago.
As a matter of fact, such anti
toxin is rapidly excreted from the
system. Usually in a few months
Il has all left the system surg
gest that you consult a qualified
physician as to the pain in your
back. Have him give you a thor
ough examination to see IL the cause
can he determined. Do not attempt
10 doctor yourself.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
Cable Meetings Planned.

Conference which will recommend
disposition of the four German ca
bles, seized during the war will
resume its sessions in Washington
Friday, the State Department an
nounced yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
Radio Concern Wins Suit.

The Radio Corporation of Amer
lea, New York concern. manufac-
turers of wireless equipment for
merchant. ships, secured a judgment
of sS,64S.55 by default against the
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation in
Circuit Court No. ..
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
Herbert to Conduct

By popular request, Victor Her
bert has consented to conduct THE
Girl in the Spotlight" augmented
orchestra now playing at the Ma
tional Theater for the balance of
this week
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08

Belasco-'COgnac.7
The AessrS. Shubert present the first per
fOrmGnces Of "COEnac" a play in three
acts by David Arnold Balch: staged by
Edward Elsuer.
Cast.
In the order Of their first appearance
Mrs. Stubbs bs...................M Marie L. Day
Deborah. h............... Sylvia Field
Eli Stubs ..........James Seeley
Hattie WHtSi1 Si1s............'.. Edith King
Cal Gallup. Leonard Doyle
Elmer Stubbs ......... ....... Tom Powers
Marceue Dupont Stubs, a war bride.
Observation-Disclosures. Olive Tell
sam Stubhz Harry Hamalainen
Earl watkins ............. =. Cyrus Wood
The Reverend Simpson. Harry z. Humphrey
The New York herald., 1921-11-30

To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit
for The Kansas City q Pacific
Railrosd Company First Mortgage
Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds, issued
under the Agreement, dated April
6, 1916, between the undersigned
Committee and Holders of said
bonds who should become parties
thereto:
Notice Is hereby given that a Plan
and Agreement dated November /.
1921. for the REORGANIZATION OF Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Railway Company has
been adopted and approved by the I'M
dersigned Committee by not less than
a majority vote OF all the members "
the Committee and that copies OF said
Plan and Agreement have been lodged
with Bank OF America CFranklin Trust
Company, the Dcpositary under said
Agreement dated April s. 1916.
Each and every holder OF certificate
Of deposit under said Agreement dated
April s. 1916. who shall not have fled
with the Depositary at its office at
~ Wall Street. New York City. a
written notice OF his dissent there.
from. in the form prescribed by said
Agreement dated April 5, 1916. on
or before the 18th day. of Decem.
notice oi dissent, 0 shall INC not. - within
twenty days after the mailing by the
Committee to such dissenting holders
OF certificates Of deposit OF written
notice that said Plan and Agreement hs
been declared operative and efecti'
have exercised the RIGHT OF withdraw.
conferred by said Agreement. shall he
conclusively presumed to have with.
drawn any such dissent and TO have
asscnted TO said Plan and Agreement
and shall be conclusively hound thereby.
The transfer books OF the Depositary
for the transfer OF registered certificates
The New York herald., 1921-11-30

1915, between the undersigned
Committee and Holders Of said
bonds Who should become parties
thereto:
Notice b hereby. given that a Plan
and Agreement dated November I. 1891.
for the REORGANIZATION OF Missouri, Kan.
sas d Texas Railway Company has been
adopted and approved by the under
ST. ned committee by not less than a
majority vote OF all the members Of the
Committee, and that copies OF said Plan
The New York Trust Company the De.
positary under said Agreement dated
October |. 1915, and with its Agent in
Amsterdam, Holland.
Each and every holder Of a certificate
Of deposit under said Agreement dated
October l.. 1915. who shall not have
ned with the Depositary at its office at
100 Broadway. or with its said Aren't. a
written notice OF his dissent therefrom.
in the form prescribed by said Agree.
mcnt dated October I. 1915. on or be-
fore the l4th day OF December, 1921, or
who. having so nled notice OF dissent,
shall not within twenty days after the
mailing by the Committee to such dis.
senting holders OF certificates of deposit
Of written notice that said Plan and
Agreement has been declared operative
withdrawal conferred by said Agreement,
shall he conclusively presumed 10 have
Withdrawn any such dissent and 70 have
assented to said Plan and Agreement,
and shall be conclusively bound thereby.
The transfer books for the transfer Of
registered certificates OF deposit will be
closed from the close OF business on
November %, 1921, to the opening of
business on January ;. 1922.
Dated New York. November %. 1921.
OTTO T. BANNARD. Chairman,
JAMES N. JARVIE,
j. r. MUTT.
ANDREW J. MILLER,
HENRY SANDERSON.
BERTRAM CUTLER,
Comn1itsoe.
Defositoyy:
The New York Trust Company,
leo Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1921-11-30

To Holders Of Certificates OF Deposit
for The Missouri, Kansas h Texas
Railway Company Of Texas First
Mortgage Five Per Cent. Gold
Bonds, issued under the Deposit
Agreement. dated March II, 1915,
between the undersigned Committee
and Holders Of said bonds who
should become parties therefor
Notice is hereby given that a Plan
and Agreement dated November /.
1921, for the Reorganization OF Mis-
souri. Kansas & Texas Railway Com
pany has been adopted ard approved by
the undersigned Committee. and that
copy OF said Plan aud Agreement has
been filed with Empire Trust Company,
the Depositary urucr said Agreement
dated March II. 1916. The Committee
recommends the acceptance OF said Plan
and Agreement by the holders OF said
certificates of deposit.
Holders OF certificates OF deposit IN.
der said Agreement dated March ID,
1916, may obtain the benefits Of said
Plan and Agreement. subject to the pro-
visions thereof, by presenting their GER
tihcates of deposit TO Empire Trust
Company, at its Office ~ l20 Broadway.
New York. ON or before January 7,
1922, to be stamped as asserting TO said
Plan and Agreement. Any holder of a
conclusively and finally deemed to have
assentcd to said Plan and Agreement
which shall be binding on such holder
for all purposes, to have waived any
right OF withdrawal given by the Agree
men. of March IL. 1916. and to have
authorized the Committee to transfer TO
the Reorganization Managers under said
Plan and Agreement, subject to said
Plan and Agreement the bonds repre-
sented by the certificates Of deposit so
stamped
Each and every holder OF a certificate
Of deposit issued under said agreement
dated March "a. 1916. not so presented
for stamping on or before the 7th day
Of January. 1922. Is required TO with
draw said bond and coupons represented
by said certificate OF deposit and 70 pay
his pro rata share OF all compensation,
expenditures. expenses and liabilities OF
the Committee as estimated by the COM
mittee charpeable TO the bonds and
coupons SO surrendered
Dated New York, November %. 1921.
JULES S. BACHE. Chairman.
LEROY w. BALDWIN.
GEORGE c. VAN TUYL. JR,
VALENTINE P. SNYDER,
COMMITTEES.
Dcfosi,ary:
Empire Trust Company,
100 Broadway. New York
Wollman & Wollman. Counsel
The New York herald., 1921-11-30
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Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway Company


Metropolitan Company the City New York. No. 90 Wall Street.
New
Mortgage Improvement
22 William
of
issued n
Plan
Missouri Railway
Gold
Railroad
First Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds.
andN
First Mortgage Per Gold Bonds
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O dated September
The & Pacific Railroad
First Mortgage -Four Per Cent Gold Boz . .. .r /, <,
and
First Collateral
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The Dallas Waeo Railway Company
u
Southwestern Coal & Improvement Company
Mortgage Six
Holders of Certificates OF
Certificates Deposit
The New York herald., 1921-11-30

To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit
n1ent Company First Mortgage Sin
Per Cent Trust Bonds, issued un-
der the Agreement, dated January
ls. 1916. between the undersigned
Committee and Holders of said
bonds who should become parties
thereto:
Notice is hereby given that a Plan
and Agreement dated November !,
1921, for the Reorganization of Mis-
pany has been adopted and approved
by the undersigned COMMITTEES by noe
less than a majority vote of all the
members Of the Committee and that
copies OF said Plan and Agreement have
been fled with The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. the Depositary undcS
said Agreement dated January Is. 1916.
of deposit under said Agreement dated
January Is, 1916, who shall not have
filed with The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company az its Office at % William
Street, New York, a written notice Of
his dissent therefrom. in the form pre-
scribed by said Agreement dated January
Is, 1916. before the close OF business
or who, having so filed notice OF
dissent, shall not. within twenty days
after the mailing by the Committee 10
such dissenting holders of certificates
Of deposit OF written notice that said
Plan and Agreement has been declared
operative and effective have exercised
the right Of withdrawal conferred By
said Agreement, shall be conelusivelJ
presumed to have assented TO said Plan
and Agreemen, and shall be conelu-
sively bound thereby.
The transfer books Of the Depositary
for the transfer Of registered certif-
Gates Of deposit viii be closed from
the close OF business on November %,
1921, to the opening of business on
January 3. 1922
Dated New York. November %. 1921.
JAMES c. COLGATE.
Chairman.
CHARLES FEARON.
PAUL APPENZELLAR,
LAWRENCE BAREUM.
Committee.
Deposstdry:
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
p William Street, New YORK
The New York herald., 1921-11-30

New York. N. Y. on or before the 9TH
day of January, 1929, to be stamped as
asserting to said Reorganization Plan
and Agreement Any holder OF cer,it-
cate of deposit SO stamped shall be con.
clusively and finally deemed to have
assentcd to said Plan and Agreement.
which shall be binding on such holder
for all purposes. to have waived any
right OF withdrawal given by the
Agreement OF January 10. 1916. and to
have authorized the Committee to trans.
fer to the Reorganization Managers un.
der said Plan and Agreement, subject
to said Plan and Agreement, the bonds
represented by the certificates of deposit
80 stamped.
Each and every holder Of a certificate
OF deposit issued under said Agreement
dated January 10, 1916. not SO pre-
sented for stamping on or before the
9TH day Of January. 1922, Is required
to withdraw said bonds represented by
said certificate OF deposit and TO pay
his pro rata share OF all Indebtedness,
oblirations. liabilities. compensation and
expenses incurred or approved by the
Committee.
Dated New York. November %. 1921.
JOHN w. PLATTEN, Chairman.
FREDERICK II. ECKER.
JOHN II. MASON,
Committee.
DetoSitdyy:
United States Mort age and Trust
IS Cedar Street. New York
The New York herald., 1921-11-30

To Holders Of Certificates of Deposit
for Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas
Railway Company St. Louis Divi-
sion First Mortgage Refunding
Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds, issusel
under the Agreement, dated Mo-
vember 10, 1915, between the un-
dersigued Committee and Holders
parties thereto;
Notice Is hereby given that Plan
and Agreement dated November ]. 1921.
Kansas & Texas Railway Company
has been adopted and approved by the
undersigned Committee. and that a copy
of said Plan and Agreement has been
filed with The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, the Depositary under said
Agreement dated November 10. 1915, at
the Office OF said Depos;tary. % William
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. City of
New York.
Holders of certificates OF deposit IN
der said Agreement OF November 10.
1915. will be conclusively presumed to
have assented to said Plan and Agree.
ment and the same shall be and be.
leome effective and binding on all such
holders unless the holders OF certificates
OF deposit issued and outstanding under
said Agreement OF November 10. 1918.
representing more than fifty per cent. in
amount of the bonds deposited under
said Agreement OF November 10. 1915,
shall within thirty days after the End
day OF December. 1921. file with said de.
positary at its Office at % William Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City,
written notice OF dissent from said Plan
and Agreement in the manner in said
Agreement OF November 10. 1915. pre-
scribcd.
The transfer books Of the Depositary
for the transfer OF registered certih ate,
OF deposit will be closed from the clos.
OF business on November %. 1921, to
the opening OF business on January -.
1922.
Dated New York. November 20. 1921.
EDWIN S. MARSTON. Chairman.
L. EDMUND ZACHER,
FREDERIC w. ALLEN.
Committee.
DeboStdSy:
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
% William Street. New York
The New York herald., 1921-11-30

To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit
for Missouri. Kansas q Texas Rail-
way Company Two-Year Secured
Gold Notes. issued under the Agree
mont, dated September so, 1915,
between the undersigned Committee
and Holders Of said notes who
should become parties thereto.
Notice is hereby given that a Plan
and Agreement dated November /, 1921,
for the REORGANIZATION OF Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Railway Company has
been adopted and approved by the un.
dersigned Committee and that n copy OF
said Plan and Agreement has been filed
with Central Union Trust Company OF
New York, the Depostary under said
Agreement dated September 80. 1915.
Any holder OF a certificate OF deposit
who on or before the 18th day OF
December. 1921. shall surrender bis
certificate Of deposit TO the Depositary in
negotiable form and comply otherwise
September so. 1915. with respect to
Withdrawals shall thereupon be entitled
to withdraw the Notes represented
thereby. All Depositors who shall not
within said period exercise said right
shall be conelusively and finally deemed
Tor all purposes to have assented to and
adopted the REORGANIZATION Plan and
Agreement, and to have authorized the
undersigned Committee to transfer to
the Reorganization Managers consti.
tuted under said Reorganization Plan
and A Areemen, subject 10 said Reor
ganization Plan and Agreement the
Two.Year Secured Gold Notes repre-.
sented by such certificates OF deposit.
Dated New York. November 20. 1921.
WILLARD v. KING, Chairman.
HAROLD STANLEY,
EDWARD r. TINKER.
J. Y. @. WALKER
FESTUS J. WADE,
FREDERICK r. HASKELL.
Committee.
Dcpori,dry:
Central Union Trust Company of
New York.
so Broadway. New York
The New York herald., 1921-11-30

To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit
way Company Second Mortgage
Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds, issued
under the Deposit Agreement,
dated December Is, 1915, between
the undersigned COMMITTEES and
Holders Of said bonds who should
become parties thereto:
Notice Is hereby given that Plan and
Agreement dated NovcInbet l, 1921. for
the REORGANIZATION OF Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway Company has been
adopted and approved by the under.
signed Committee. and thai copy OF said
Plan and A reement has been filed with
Central Union Trust Company of New
York. the Depositary under said Agrec-
ment dated December 23, 1915. The
Committee recommends the acceptance
OF said Plan and Agreement by the
holders Of said certificates OF deposit.
Holders OF certificates OF deposit under
said Agreement dated December %.
1915. may obtain the benefits OF said
Pan and Agreement. subject to the pro-
visions thereof. by presenting their. said
certificates OF deposit to Central Union
Trust Company OF New York. at its
Office at 80 Broadway. New York.
N. Y, on or before January 7.
1922. to be stamped as asserting to
said Plan ard Agreement. Any holder
OF a certificate OF deposit SO stamped
shall be concusively and finally deemed
TO have assented to said Plan and
Agreement which shall be binding on
such holders for all purposes. to have
waived any right OF withdrawal given
by the Agreement OF December 20. 1915.
and to have authorized the Committee
60 transfer to the Reorganization Man.
ayers under said Plan and Agreement
subject to said Plan and Agreement the
bonds represented by the certificates Of
deposit so stamped.
Each and every holder Of certificate
Of deposit issued under said Agreement
dated December %. 1915. not so pre-
scented for stamping ON or before the
9TH day Of January. 1922, Is re-
puired to withdraw said bonds repre-
scented by said certificate Of deposit and
60 pay his pro rata share OF all in
debtedncss, obligations, liabilities. COM
pensation and expenses incurred or
approved by the Committee.
Dated New York. November 23. 1921.
EDWIN G. MERRILL,
w. ]. MArHEsoN.
d. z. POMEROY,
LEWIS L CLARKE.
p. ! GOODHART,
GEORGE e. ROOSEVELT.
Committee.
DepoSitayy:
Central Union Trust Company Of
New York,
80 Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1921-11-30

To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit
for Missouri, Kansas a Texas
Railway Company First Mortgage
Extension Five Per Cent. Gold
Bonds, issucd under the agreement.
dated January 10. 1916, between
the undersigned Committee and
Holders Of said bonds who should
become parties tberetoi
Notice Il hereby riven that Plan
and Agreement dated November I,
1921. for the REORGANIZATION Of Mis-.
souri, Kansas & Texas Railway Com.
pany has been adopted and approved
by the undersigned Committee, and that
n copy OF said Plan and Agreement has
been filed with United States Mortgage
and Trust Company. the Depositary
under said Agreement dated January 10
1916. The Committee recommends the
acceptance OF said Plan and Agreement
by the holders OF said certificates Of
deposit
Holders OF certificates OF deposit un
Under said Agreement dated Tsruary 10
1916. may obtain the benefits OF said
REORGANIZATION Plan and Agreement,
subject to the provisions thereof by
presenting their certificates OF deposit
10 United States Mortgage and Trust
Company at its Office al IS Cedar Street.
The New York herald., 1921-11-30

To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit
for The Dallas & Waco Railway
Company First Mortgage Five Per
Cent. Gold Bonds, issued under tho
Agreement. dated February 1, 1917,
between the undersigned Committee
and Holders of said bonds who
should become parties thereto;
Notice is hereby given that a Plan
and Agreement, dated November |.
1921, for the Reorganizaiion Of Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas Railway Con.
pany has been adopted and approved
by the undersigned Committee, and that
a copy of said Plan and Agreement has
been flied with The Equitable Trust
Company Of New York, the Dcpcsitary
under said Agreement dated February
Holders Of certificates Of deposit issued
under said Agreemen, dated February
I, 1917. who shall not have exercised.
within the period OF thirty davs com.
mencing on November %. 1921. The
date Of the first publication OF this
notice (or. in case OF certificates Of de-
posi-, issued BY Ams,erdamsehe Bank.
within the period Of thirty davs com.
mencins on the date OF the hrs, pubii.
cation OF this uotice in Amsterdam.
Holland). the right OF withdrawal con.
ferred BY said Agreement OF February |.
1917, shall be corclusively and finally
deemed 10 have irrevocabiv waived such
RI hit OF withdrawal. and 70 have as
tented 20 and ratified said Plan and
Agreement which shall be binding on
such holders for all purposes. aud 20
have authorized the undersi ned com.
riittee 20 transfer 60 the Reorganization
Managers under said Plan and Agree
mcnt subject 20 said Plan and Agree
rent the bonds represented By such
certificates of deposit
Dated New York. November %. 1921.
THEODORE II. BANKS.
Chairman.
HENRY Y. COOPER.
FRANK s. CANNON.
WILLIAM G. LANGLEY,
Committee.
DeboIidry;
1he Equitable Trust Company OF
New York.
81 Wall Street. New York
Siebert & Riggs. Counsel