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RECEIPTS 100 YEARS OLD

GAINESVILLE, o. (UP).-Six
receipts, almost 100 years old
were discovered in some old fur
niture by f. l.. Cunningham. One
of them dated February 10, 1910,
is for a load of wood valued at
rs cents to be exchanged for a
subscription to the gainesville
Telegraph from February 10 to
July rs, 1910.
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Stolen bases: b. Stokes.
Two-baSe hits: Case.
Home runs: X. Jones.
St'ike-outs: X. Katzenmoyer |,
TrOtter |.
Base on balls: Trotter 2, X.
katZenmoyer 2.
Kiwanis 033 020 o.
Chipman-LaC. POP 0l0 0-5
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified As administra-
tor Of the estate Of Seaman Clay
ton. late Of Henderson County,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to pre-
sent them to the undersigned on
or before the 9Th day Of July,
1899. or this notice will he plead
ed il, bar Of recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make settlement with the under
signed.
This July 8, 1888.
NJ. F. TOMS, Adm.
Estate Of Seaman Clayton.
7-8-fri-Gtp
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SAVANNAH FAMILY
HAS SUMMER HOME

f. D. Hood, circulation man
ager for the Savannah News, and
the Savannah Press, has arrived
to join his family, including Mrs.
Hood. and their children, Eliza
beth, Mary Ann, and E. d., Jr., at
Wonderview cabin, Mrs. De-
Loache's place, which they are oc-
cupying for the season.
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RAIL MEN VISITORS

w. H. Cheney, superintendent,
and J. C. Morris, trainmaster,, OF
the Southern railway, were visit
ors to Hendersonville today.
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FORTY YEARS AN M. +.

MELBOURNE. (uPD DIR. Malo-
ncv. member of the house OF rep
rcScntativcs in Victoria for 80
wears. claims the Empire Parlla
mcntary long service record. DR..
Maloney celebrated his Slth birth
day recently.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-07-08

In Belgium, French is spoken
by the government and upper
class, and the Flemish dialect by
a majority of the people.
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Stolen bases: McGriff, Corpen-
ing. Shepherd, Ward
Strike-outs: Griffin 6, McCrary
2.
Base on balls: Griffin 9, Nc
Crazy /.
Grey'S Min 600 900 3-3
Rotary 600 200 II
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To secure PATTERN and STEP BY STEP INST III"
,pt the coupon below be mention The lImes-News
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Paper was introduced into Eu-
rope at the beginning of the 10th
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Address your envelope Todays Pattern Bureau IL STEERING
Place. BROOKLYN n. Y.
La gaceta., 1938-06-21
PALABRAS DEL GENERAL
JOSE MLAJA
Negrfn Regres6 a Barcelona

Madrid, junio 21.-M gene
raj Miaja admiti6 aver en- Valen
eia la perdida de Castell6n y di-
jo que ell lena en- la gloriosa tie
IRA levantina es 81 mismo que
sirvi6 para salvar a Madrid:
iNo pasaran!
En- su alocuci6n Ell general pi-
de Sc desarrolle ell espfritu de sa
crificio y q. no Sc conceda aten-
ci6n a las noticias Y rumores
falsos.
Regres6 aver a Barcelona ell
primer ministro Negrin, quien
diio ser inciertos los rumores
de crisis ministerial.
"Debemos tener calma para
aclarar las cosas. Las bases del
gobierno son inconmovibles''.
"Espana resiste y resistira"
Negrfn recibira al coronel Bel
tran, jefe de la Division 43, que
con 81 logr6 salvar a sus $500
hombres.
La gaceta., 1938-06-21

sas. Esta gentil DOna Leonor
resulta ser pfecisamente la gra-
ciosa donceila con la cual ell pa
Dire del Captain tenia concerto
do matrimoniar a su hijo. Pero
este, receloso, por 10 visto, del
buen gusto de su padre, no Sc
habia rendido al designio. Con
sinceridad Sc 10 declara a la da-
ma pidiendole excusa, "porque
en- vos imaginable lie dice
mas nobleza que hermosura',
Pero va han visto ustedes Ell full
minante efecto que lie causa la
belleZa de Leonor. No lie cuesta
a esta mucho enamorarle y aun
alcanZa de el promesa escrita de
no ir a la guerra, entonces en-
cendida en- Flandes para ganar
ash ell dulce don de su hermosu-
ra de que ella lie hara apasiona-
da entrega. "Esto debo a I'm ne
gro'-exclama Don ,Agustin,
feliz.
(Comtinuard).
La gaceta., 1938-06-21

gualdad de posibilidades con un
blanco- y, sin duda, para ma
yor fuerza suasoria, suprimen
en- 81 TODD 10 peculiar y especffi-
co, excepto Ell color. Estos prota-
gonistas negros Sc ecomportan y
habAan como los mas dilectos
protagonistas blancos " cum
plen con EQUAL denudo famosas
e inclitas hazanas. Exaltaci6n
del negro, por una parte, y por
otra, quiza justification.
Pulcro espejo de caballeros
tail es Ell Don Juan de Merida,
protagonista de la famosa come
dia. "E valiente negro en- FJan-
des", ejemplo bello de obras de
aquella naturaleza. Su autor,
Andres de Claramonte, fue di-
rector de la compahia c6mica de
Murcia y muy celebrado en- su
tempo como comediante y poe
ia. Como dice Mesonero Roma
nos "El Valiente negro de Elan
des" es una especie de apoteo-
sis de un negro, Juan de Meri-
da, que, por sus grandes haza-
mas en- Flandes, hega a ser ge-
neral y lugarteniente del Duque
de Alba.
Els muy curioso tenerlo en-
cuenta; 10 primero que Sc tiene
buen cuidado de senalar y pom
derar en- la comedia es la more
ma color del protagonista. Des-
de ell inicio Sc descubre una in
tenci6n reivindicativa que pare
&c ser Ell interior resorte de SD
acci6n dramatica y de So alar-
dec llrico. FL case debe ser re-
tenido por sintomatico y reveal
dor, tanto mas 81 Sc tiene en-
cuenta que la comedia tuvo en-
.su tempo muy feliz y rel
terado suceso, logrando muy Sc
nalado favor de mdltiples audi
torios.
La gaceta., 1938-06-21
BENZON A LA CABEZA DE
LAS ELECCIONES EN- MIN
NESOTA

Minneapolis, JUNO 21.- A
la cabeza de los candidates eK
la nomination campesino-labt
rista Sc encuentra hoy ell go
bernador Elmer A. Benson, 9
quien los reaccionarios ansia.
ban derrotar.
Hjalmar Peterson, ell opo.
nente del gobernador, esta a.
poyado por varios grupos que
desean a TODD trance la derro.
ia de Benson.
La distancia que separa a
un candidate de otro era muy
pequena en- la manana de hoy
Benson tenia 75,079 votos y
Peterson, 1882.
La gaceta., 1938-06-21
PLAUSIBLE ACTTTUD DEL
FISCAL DEL D
EN- CUANTO A LOS BAN
COS DE c

Ell fiscal del condado, Sr.
Jose Williams, hizo saber hoy
a los directories de los teatros
de esta ciudad que los perse-
guira judicialmente 81 persis-
ten en- mantener los llamados
'bancos de noche."
En- una carta a los admins
tradores de las ernpresas Gulf
Theatres, Sr. Jesse L. Clark, y
a Vicente Wade, del teatro
Tampa, Ell fiscal les dice que
la sentencia del juez Parks re-
conoce como una violaci6n de
la ley de la Florida la existen
cha de esos bancos de noche y
que el perseguira a los que ira
tan de operarlos
Una carta igual Sc manda-
"a a la empresa Casino Enter
prise, de Ybor City, admins
trada por Mr.. Greek.
Rex Farrior, fiscal del Esta-
do, pertenece a la firma de a.
bogados que representa- a los
teatros de Sparks v Co.
La gaceta., 1938-06-21
LA BARBARIE NAZI CON.
IRA LOS JUDIOS

Berlin, JUNO 21.-Por deere
to de aver Sc prohibe a los ju-
dos concurrir a las bolsas de va
lores, por cuanto esta labor CO.
rresponde por entero a los "a-
rios.
Marcas especiales Sc han pues
to en- los establecimiento de
hebreos, con Ell fin de intensifi-
car ell boycott y arruinarlos.
I'm aeroplano militar aleman
aterriz6 aver en- Checoesiova-
quia. Ell photo qued6 detenido,
mientras sc hace una investiga-
ci6n. Durante Ell vuelo perdi6 ell
rumbo.
La gaceta., 1938-06-21

permanencia, corrfa Ell riesgo
de verla malograda precisamen
tie a causa de 10 escenico.
Grave y arduo problema que,
por 10 que respecta al personaje
negro, Sc encontraron plantea-
do, aunque sin formularselo, los
autores dramaticos, en- Ell siglo
| XVII cuando, despues de una
Iaguna turbia -pupila sin par
pado, herida de todas las impie-
dades,- la escena e~spanola en-
pez6 a erguir la palmera de 81
prodigio BESIDE los tiempos de
Lope de R ueda Ia vida, ademas
habfa complicado extraordina-
riamente ell problema con Ia plu
raj convivencia de los mOdos
distintos en- una norma tlnica. Y
la lecciones cotidianas habfan,
sin duda, impuesto un criterio
humane que ahogaba, en- la con-
sideraci6n de 10 "pintoresco', Ell
sarcasmo o Ell desprecio, en- mu-
chos casos. El objeto de arte t.
MIA va para muchos un alma den
tro. Pero lera possible darle su
noble expression dramatica, su
AUTHENTICATED vital, a traves de 10
que, por ser tfpico, era a la vez
especifico? 81 no existen docu-
mentos y testimonies de que Sc
entablase en- aquel siglo en- Els
paha polemica publica sobre Ell
case, Ell el repertoire teatral a.
bunda Mas muestras de que gra
vito profundamente sobre la es-
cena y produjo reacciones dis
tintas, mas o menos inconscien-
temente encaminadas al hallaz-
go de una seduction id6nea.
Con alusi6n y examen de all
gunas obras de aquel periodic 10
pista -anteS de encararnos con
Lope, mar creador, mar infini-
to donde TODD naufraga y TODD
reviVe-nos daremos cuenta de
las distintas maneras con que
los autOres del siglo XVIII sosla-
yaron, o intentaron resolver, es-
.tas mismas dificultades, que,
aun hoy, son a la vez acicate Y
freno, hallazgo Y peligro de la
literature negroide
En- primer termino, es muy
de senalar aquella tendencia,
reacci6n o manera, o como quie-
ra llamarsela, que, ante ell die
ma, opta por suprimir el mayor
obstaculo, y para legar a la en-
jundia de 10 humane, prescinde
de 10 tipico. Els decir, la de las
obras que protagonizan en- un
negro toda excelencia -en j.
La gaceta., 1938-06-21
e. NEGRO EN- Ell
TEATRO kSPANOL
Cursilio iniciado ell 8 de Mayo
en- ell teatro "Prado"
Pr6logo por Fernando Ortiz
VII

Para la escena, -yendo rapl-
damente a nuestro terrenO- Ell
negro no puede ser meramente
un objeto de arte, sino una cria-
tura viva. Ell problema adquie-
re, por tanto, Embellishments,
I'm patetismo mas acre y mas
urgente. ST Ell negro aparece So
brecargado de un considerable
exceso de tipismo -mucho mas
a1n que hoy aqui en- aquel item
po de primicia teatral espanola
" ALA, despues, por la frecuen-
taci6n mas reiterada y Ell calido
roce ~cotidiano, y Ell dolor y la
fatiga, y Ell ansia igual en- Ell CO.
lor d~istinto, Ell poeta dramatico
pudo darse cuenta de que 10 que
en- ell negro habia de objeto de
arte en- ST mismo, era precisa-
mente 10 que Sc oponia a plas-
mar en- categoria artistica su
persona sobre ell tumulto de las
tablas y Ell diorama de la vida.
La antinomia aparecfa de una
crudeza irritante e insolayable.
Por una parte, 10 externo y 10
~fonetico, ell color y ell verbo, e.
ran de por ST solos espectaculo
" estetica; pero, por otra parte,
7e verdadera esencia dre
e autentico palpitar
nal y humane, habia en- Ell
go venia estorbado, para SD
aosi6n dramatica, para su drs
matismo dinamico, por toda a.
quella espectacularidad. Lo es-
cenico, Sc oponia a 10 teatral
con riesgo de que 10 pintoresco
desfigurarse, traicionase, esca-
motease a 10 tfpico. No divide
mos que el propio Juan Marine
Ito, y con referencia al tema ne
gro, ha dicho tambien: "Adrier-
tase que 10 tfpico puede tener
existencia independence, subita
nea; que 10 caracterfstico esta
encerrado en- cada gesto vital /:
que 10 tipico es epis6dico y esce-
nico y 10 caracteristico perma-
nente Y espontaneo''. Usando,
tpues, la terminofogfa grata a
Marinello podria plantearse. eli
problema a que aludo diciendo
que 10 teatral, que aspira a Ia
La gaceta., 1938-06-21
SUMNER WELLS n
Ia

Washington, JUNO 21.-El
sub-secretario Summer Welles
ha ofrecido costear los estudios
de piano, en- este pals, al nino
DIS captain Romeu, director de
la banda de la marina.
Mario Romeu TOGO en- la en-
bajada de Cuba ,hace pocos dias
cuando ALI ofreci6 un concerto
la Banda dirigida por SUI padre,
Sumner Welles lie oy6 y sc ofre-
clio para costearle un curse con
los mejores maestros.
La gaceta., 1938-06-21

Sc representa- dos escenas de
la c0media de Andres de Clara
monte titulada: EEL VALIEN-
TIE NEGRO EN- FLANDES"
(Siglo XVIU, CON este Repair
to-: Do1o Leonor, Ddce Hurtn-
do; Juan de Merida (megro), E
d@ardo H. Acuaa; Captain Don
Ag@stfn, Antonio Cuza; Ate
rez Angel Martin; Sargento Ba-
rrjentos, Jose Utecia; Duque de
AtbG, Enrique Medina Cham
payne.
La decoration figurd en- Ia pri
naerG escena, una plaza de Me-
rida (EGtremGdaTa) frente al
PalociO de DoRa Leonor; " la
segundG escepa, en- Fgaades.
La gaceta., 1938-06-21
CABAILEROS LEA ES DIE
AMERICA
SECCION JUVENIL

Por orden de la hermana pre-
sidenta cito a todos los HERNIA
nos y hermana SIDE esta secci6n
para la junta de grades, eI Mier
coles %, a las ~ p M. No fall
ten pues habra un grupo gran
de para tomar grades, y ademas
sorpresas.
La SecretGria.
La gaceta., 1938-06-21

No vanos a reproducir toda
la obra, asaz prolija y desigual ;
muy cenida a wees Y a wees
desatada en- ocasiones RIGA de
felices aciertos Y en- otras, la
inevitable de ingenuidades dis
paratadas. Esta muy diScreta-
mente escrita y no Sc halla fall
de feliz inVenci6n Y discreto tao
to. Interesa a nuestro ohjeto la
reproduction de las escenas pri-
meras Ell las que Sc define meta
mente Ell caracter del protagonis
ia y sc esboza Ell tema principal
de la comedia.
va 10 habran ustedes adivina
do. Ell amor ha aparecido en- la
trama y ha de complicar las CO.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-16

regularly; and, finally, you are I'M
able to get fat. Now all those OBJ
stacles can be brushed aside or, to
put it better, they have no real ex-
istence; they are only in your head"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-16
Nervousness Source
Of Great Suffering

regularly; and, finally, you are I'M
able to get fat. Now all those OBJ
stacles can be brushed aside or, to
put it better, they have no real ex-
istence; they are only in your head"
Three Already Gone ~.
This treatment was followed and
at the end of the third week the pa
tient said:
"Doctor, three of the obstacles
have already fallen, or, to put it
better, they have no longer reality
when l find myself confronting
them. In the first place, to my great
establishment, have been able to
take milk; I can eat everything, and
none of the foods that I formerly re-
garded as indigestible has hurt me
in the least. Under this treatment
my bowel movements have become
so regular they take place every
morning at definite hour. Lastly,
I have gained four pounds every
week. The other difficulties remain"
81 understand" answered the
doctor. "They are in fact undoubt-
tedlv your most serious symptoms;
but think Of this, you have no or
ganic disease, you are only nervous.
All your symptoms belong in the
same pot. Since you have gotten rid
of three of them, you can get rid OF
the three others. Bear in mind the
symptoms you have been cured OF.
During the remainder Of your rest
cure nail the thought Of all that
down tight in your brain. Don't
make any effort to stand up, to
walk, or to read; q failure might
discourage you"
At the end of six weeks these
other three obstacles had disap-
peared and within six months the
man is described as completely
cured.
EDITORS NOTE: Seven pamphlets BY
DR.. CIendening can now be obtained by
sending 10 cents in coin. for each: and .
self-addressed envelope stamped with .
three-cent stamp, to DR.. Logan Cienden.
ing in care Of this paper. The pamphletA
are: s'Three Weeks Reducing Diet" Inc
digestion and Constipation. Reducing
and Gaining, Infant Feeding, In.
structions for the Treatment OF Diabetes.
Feminine. Hygiene" and 1.-The Care OF the
Hair and Skin"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-16

Nv y. Will be cured. The directions
"a' you are to follow are these:
r.. l. You are to lie in bed for six
y, o''Es' All such sicknesses as yours
s ~tmore or less related to an actual
iHH%%austlon, and from this fact come
t s, that, at least for a GER
i' 'lme, your output Of effort be
M nr'eu TO the minimum. Besides,
I 1st. 'oss OF weight makes this COM
'''' rest very desirable.
Dyspepsia, Too
w.. 2 Since you have suffered from
Iisi5p siIP and this dyspepsia, as
yor 'i !. at the proper time explain to
tpri, :. more mental than physical,
eyei"sg;s SIX days you will get a diet
teIl MI na,, , OF milk and you need not
is al~ e you can't tolerate milk: milk
81 always well tolerated.
to no. y, Alter the seventh day you are
hteIv n,aSsaged. This isn't an abso-
inDr y necessary measure, but it will
and tbo Inc circulation in muscles
in the 'e SKIN, which grow sluggish
av absence of exercise.
will I b are an intelligent man and
70 exnIo;g n to talk to you and try
symp tlsln to you the reason of the
puzzlinn, 3 which apparently are so
il yonrs NC, 70 you. Six obstacles stand
stand wa way, so to speak. You can't
turbss Sou can't go, you can't read !:
People. , v you can't eat like other
your bowels do not move
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-16
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
LISTEN AND LEARN

# ONE OF YOUR opponents
Ids and rebids a particular suit,
md bis partner then assists it, how
many cards have they in the suit /?
Tight = at least~eight or nine. If
rl have four cards of the suit, how
-ny can your partner hold? Right
-ather one or none. When you lis
= to such bidding conversation
q may learn many things, If you
80 think-including the best de-
-'e against the eventual contract.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-16
RL0CAN CLENDENING, M. D.

NLOGAN CLENDENING, M. d.
NERVOUS people suffer intense
and are liable to become very
aacn discouraged. They do not Of
y ind physician who satisfies
men, It is unfortunate that they
snAot find one like the great
. .l5 physician, Dubois, who de-
%lDed his way of going about the
salment Of a man who had been
~emely nervous for years:
All right, them" said the doctor
~-m' you may stay with me and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-16

DR.. Clendening will answer
9estlons of general interest
WY and then only through
bis column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-16

Dealer: North. East-West vul-
ierable)
North began the auction on this
teal With a bid Of diamond, South
1led 2-Clubs, North diamonds,
south S-Spades, North 4-Clubs,
South diamonds and North s.
rnhs
Evening star., 1938-03-11
EXCESS RESERVES
CLIMB SHARPLY
LendabIe Total Reaches
Highest Mark Since
May |, 1887.
BS the Associated Press


Lendable excess reserves of the Ma
tion's banks scared last week to the
highest point since reserve require
ments were increased May l, 1887, the
Federal Reserve Board announced.
Excess reserves increased in the week
ended March 9 by S80,000000 to total
of 81 .47O,00 900.
Increased reserves resulted from small
decreases in money in circulation,
money in the Treasury. Treasury de-
posits in the Federal Reserve and GER
tain Federal Reserve deposits.
The boards statement said:
During the week ended March 9
creased s96,000000 Additions to the
member bank reserves arose from de-
creases of s9.000OoO in. money in cir
culation, sl7,OO0,00O in Treasury cash,
S4,000,000 in Treasury deposits with
Federal Reserve Banks and $50 100000
in non-member deposits and other
Federal Reserve accounts and in
creases of s31 100000 in Reserve bank
credit. Excess reserves of member
banks on March were estimated to
be approximately sl.470,000,0O0 an
increase of S80000,000 for the week
Inactive gold included in the gold
stock and in Treasury cash amounted
to S1,188,000.000 on March 9, a de-
crease of 100000 for the week.
Changes in member bank reserve
balances and related items during the
week and the year ended March g.
1898, were as follows lin millions of
dollars:
Evening star., 1938-03-11
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK. March IL PJ.-Federal
Land Bank bonds:
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW. YORK. March II lP.-European
political developments. eliminating in
postponement of the plebeiscite on Austrian
independence. had the foreign exchange
market tense today.
The. French franc however, reacted
coalition to form new cabinet and re-
versed yesterdays. drop to gain .0034 of a
cent.
Other European eurrenenies moyed % down. down;
sterling declined Y, Of q cent. apparently
rejecting a reversal Of the recent move Of
.06 OF cent. the Swiss franc lost ,02 Of
cent and the belga .02h Of cent.
The Shanghai dollar touched new low
for the year at 90. 50 cents.
Noon rates follow: Great Britain in
dollars. others in cents. Great Britain,
demand, 5.00ss: cables, 5.OOss: 60-day
bills, 499ss;, FRANCE. demand. 3.l6h:
cables cabIes : 3lSh; sdSh Italy. demand 5.aeH;
Demands: Belgium. 1e. .sea; Germany
free 40.3S; registered, 1920; travel. "a. .55:
25.7S; Denmark. 22.35; Finland, 2.21h;
Switzerland, 23.19: Spain, unquoted: Por-
tugal. 4.55: Greece. 90: Poland. 1900:
Czechoslovakia, 3.51M; Yugoslavia, 2.36;
Austria, 1S.93n; Hungary, 1925: Ru-
mania, rs; Argentina, 80 40n; Brazil
1855: Hong Kong, 81 .36; Mexico City,
27.S0: Montreal. In New York. 99.95n:
New York, In Montreal. 10O.O4H.
Nominal.
Evening star., 1938-03-11
|. c. c. PROPOSALS
FOR c. & N. Barred
Finance Bureau Suggests
S468,0C0,000 Capital
for Railroad.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Interstate Commerce Comris-
sion's Bureau of Finance recon-
mended today capitalization of s468,-
100000 for the Chicago & North
western Railway Co, now in recrgan-
ization under Section II of the Bank
ruptcy Act
This compares with capital assets of
s597,449,127 as of December 81, 1886.
The debtors (railroad's) plan of
reorganization proposed capitaliza-
tion of s470,776,288 and life insur-
ance committee which also offered a
reorganization plan, proposed s449,-
sos 900.
The Bureau of Finance said the
substantial properties OF the debtor,
its diversity of traffic, its long run of
good earnings, and its long-range
possibilities of future service and earn
ings" justify finding thai the present
stockholders have an equity in the
property which should be recognized
in shaping a new capital structure p"
The bureau suggested that preferred
and common stock not exceeding
S344 100000 be issued, with preferred
dividends at As per cent annually.
Common stock would be treated as
having a sl00 value
1T is suggested that not less than
one share Of new common stock be
issued for each five shares of existing
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one share of new common stock be
issued for each 10 shares of existing
common stock, in recognition of the
existing equity of the holders of those
classes of common stock in the prop
erty," the bureau said
The capitalization proposed by the
finance bureau would consist of $87,-
100000 of fixed interest obligation
s76,000,000 of fixed maturity AZ per
Evening star., 1938-03-11
Anheuser-Bus

ST. LOUIS, March II Py.-An-
heuser-Busch. Inc, st. Louis brewers
reported net income for 1887 of s4,-
l64,244 after all charges. including
provision of s537,28o for Federal sur
taxes. This was equivalent to s2313
per share on the 10000 shares of
S100 par value capital stock outstand-
ing during the year. In January, 1888,
the company split the stock five for
one, making its earnings Oh this
basis equal to S4.62 a share. The
1887 showing compared with a net
income of s3,o41,652 equal to 639
per share of the old stock in 1886
after all charges including provision
for S83,505 of surtaXes on undis-
trlbuted earnings.