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when the stock was under 38?
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in Its report for the year ended June
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ROSS of %\9JUt)J?9ti compared with
for the previous year. The
surplus after Chartres was $1,
140,431, which, after allowing for dlvi
dei dl on the preferred stock, left a
balanee of $300,481, co.ua! to 1 per cent
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PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
(.enera! News and Earning of 1 anona
Corporations.
The Southern UtiHtlOS ' .rr.pnny
made small progress in cross operating:
- ?he year er . '? ist ''..
total Income being Increased leas tttOB]
2 per cent, but lowered eporeting ex?
penses and taxes gave the company
net earnings more than 16 per SSSrt
above laet year's incom?. Qieee rev?
enues for the twelve m aths w.-re $1,
o^l.l.iS, and net income after <-xpenses
and taxes was $?100,690. DedoettOBS
for interest on hor. SB), slaking fund re?
quirements, replseesseats sad renew?
als, etc., tOfalll '1 llftj I the Sal
anee of surplus after dividends
amounting to $106,816 on the pre*
ferrad 101, which com?
pare? with $68,688 in the :
seer,
I'nlted (?in Improvement.
The United Gas Improver' ? i
pany yesterday elect..,1 Edward T.
Btotcsbury te the beard el
to fill the vacancy caused hv the i? .ith
of Rudulph Ellis.
Illinois Traction.
Operating returns of the ill -i
Traction Company for the Brat
months of the current vu
interurban lines wire deci
18,412,168 to $2,269,828. i ?
besrever, was searls psade si
reveaeee from alectrie lighting and
?tiam henttnir sales, cc, rev*
enues from ?he company's city pr.
ties bein^ lacrea " I *? 1 ''*".' * T |
'78,460, ?"< that i;r.><s eatraings from ill
sources made a Ions of onl> I ?
cent. Charges f"r operation sad I
amounted to 84,360,166, Si i
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leaving S net income f?r the parted ut
12,6.B.l !-. u lees "' 1.78 per cenl
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THE INTERNATIONAL
FASHION SHOW
ASSOCIATION
rmDxn run ?U?PIOM or the wkw york auma
PART OF PROCEEDS TO ACrORS' FUND OF AMERICA
Patronna* ouvt A BBRBaBR cat of
Masasa Rulasen, ICthel Parryrncira, May trtrtn. Orara Otiorsr?, srlstr**
:etnpeFt, Pauline PVe4ea4ak, Ulanche Batea. Kl*ia Jaoia, Jana
Cowl, Martha Hrx?mun, Kls?e Ma.'-kay, Meurte Doro, Mary Hc?
ftirrt. Hazel Iiawu, Hilda Kpo:?K. Mary Kyan, Njmj S??rwyn. Ixntitare
Rutter, Violet Senates;, r>nlly Pnlml, ! ?Hitry Hiimphrlea, Anna
Merwilth. fclmr.ia Jan vit r. .Ynn Munlwk. Huth Sbepley, Ottva Tell,
Frnnrlne farrimore, ("ndye Hauiaon, Ulllan Aib^rluan. PaBOBJaBl
Foster. Mart? Kanrhor.. tt., l.orena Atwood. Kuthtsrtne U ^1?,
<ie>ir>rla Calna, May de Souiaa. (.a'.l Kane. Joaephlne Drakes, Peettry
Woo?. Emma? Frohnan, Alma Tell, NataDe Alt, (Vrsxa Valentine,
Marie, Carrol]. Char'.otte [Jllard. Sara Mala, Mildred attcbardaun.
and Daniel Kr'jhmau, i're.iidant Actorsf Kund.
PRFvsP.NTS AT CARNP.OIP, HALL, OCTOT?R T, 8, ?, TWICB
DAILY, AFTr UNOONS AT 1, EVENINGS AT 0
A FASHION
EXTRAVAGANZA
r a Mied
"Yesterday or To-Morrow"
By PIKRRE DE LANUX,
ALICE BRADY?EUGENE CARROLL KELLY
with
MARTIN BROWN and JUNE ELV?TK?E
Staged by Julian Mit? hrjl Scenery by Joseph Urban
and in addition
GRACE LA RUE
will pr?sent a unique concert of eonjra.
Fifty most bevtotlful mannequins in America will display for the first
time the original creations ot the greatest designers in the world.
Orchestra $2.00 Ores? Circle $1.00 Balcony 50 centa
Box Seats $2.50 and |8.00
Beat? now on *a!e at Carne,?rte Hall. Tyson's. afoBrlde'e. snd at the offtoa
of To? New York <;'.?>b?j, 71 D ey Ht. atad 12 W. Slat St.

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